TICKETS, RENTALS, SHOPPING, FOOD & DRINK WHISTLER VILLAGE GONDOLA GLC GBB 19 59 60 63 62 61 EASIEST Gentle climbs and descents with obstacles such as rocks, gravel, roots, bridges, and pot holes. Must have ridden a bike before using these trails. F 1. After Atlantis F 2. Crabapple F 3a. Upper EZ Does It F 3b. Lower EZ Does It T 59. Del Bocca Vista T 60. Shaddy Acres INTERMEDIATE Challenging riding with steep slopes and/or obstacles, possibly on narrow trail or elevated skills park with poor traction. Requires off road riding experience. F 4. World Cup Single Track T 5. Lower Angry Pirate F 6a. Upper B-Line F 6b. Lower B-Line F 6c. B-Line Connector F 7a. Upper Crank It Up F 7b. Lower Crank It Up T 8. Devil’s Club F 9. Fantastic F 10. Golden Triangle F 11. Heart of Darkness T 12. Ho Chi Min F 13. Karate Monkey F 14. Ninja Cougar T 15. Samurai Pizza Cat T 16. Smoke & Mirrors F 19. Blue Velvet F 20. Expressway G F 61. Wednesday Night Delight T 66. Blueseum ADVANCED Difficult riding with a mixture of long steep descents, loose trail surfaces, and numerous natural and manmade obstacles. Includes: jumps, ramps, elevated features, gaps, drops, rocks, and other terrain variations. F 22a. Upper A-Line F 22b. Lower A-Line T 23. Upper Angry Pirate F 25. Dirt Merchant T 26. Duffman G T 28. Hornet F 29. Monkey Hands T 30. Old School F 33a. Freight Train G F 47b. Lower Whistler Downhill T 62. Afternoon Delight EXPERT ONLY Highly difficult riding, some of the elements you will encounter include: large manmade and natural jumps, wood ramps, elevated narrow trails, drops, rock faces and other terrain variations. Expert mountain bikers should be the only riders who use these trails and skills centres. T 24. Canadian Open Course T 27. French Connection T 41. Clown Shoes F 42. Crabapple Hits T 43. Crack Addict T 44. Detroit Rock City T 45a. Upper Joyride T 45b. Lower Joyride T 46. Schleyer F 47a. Upper Whistler Downhill T 50. No Duff G T 51. Fade to Black Pro Line F 53. GX Course Pro Line F 54. Dual Slalom Pro Line F 55. Boneyard Pro Line T 63. Dwayne Johnson Pro Line SKILLS CENTRES & PARKS A. Fitzsimmons Skills Centre B. Joyride Jump Park C. Joyride Drop Off Park D. Intermediate Skills Centre E. Boneyard Slopestyle Park F. Learning Centre F Smoother trail surface, expect higher speed, banked corners. T Rough trail surface, expect slower speeds, roots, rocks and stumps. G Trails accessed via the Garbanzo Zone. FITZSIMMONS AIR DOME #42 CRABAPPLE HITS 1 inch = 125 metres WARM IT UP EASY DOES IT, B-LINE, CRANK IT UP RIDER TYPE: NOVICE RIDERS AND INTERMEDIATE XC/ALL-MTN — Complete beginners and Bike Park rookies can break in their skills on EASY DOES IT, a well manicured doubletrack with lots of room to play around. B-LINE — little brother to Whistler’s famous A-Line — has enough berms to keep you beaming. CRANK IT UP is a Whistler classic and the preferred warm up run for even the best Bike Park riders — a wide-open, rolling ripper with lots of bumps and easy rolling jumps. TAKE IT UP A NOTCH KARATE MONKEY, ANGRY PIRATE RIDER TYPE: INTERMEDIATE XC/ALL-MTN — Ready to go a little faster, rail berms a bit harder and squeeze your bars between some tighter trees? KARATE MONKEY is a classic piece of downhill singletrack, with the whoops, switchbacks and towering trees to prove it. Once you’ve dialed the Monkey, step up to ANGRY PIRATE. This trail challenges even the best riders to be as smooth as possible with perfect, tight berms and multiple whoops. PUSH IT A-LINE, FREIGHT TRAIN, IN DEEP RIDER TYPE: EXPERT DH AND EXPERT XC/ALL-MTN — Time to put more daylight between earth and tires? A-LINE is a name synonymous with airtime. This trail is simply the most famous lift-accessed bike trail in the world and will test anyone’s limits for high-speed airs and rhythm. A true test of endurance from the top of the Garbanzo Express chair, FREIGHT TRAIN will keep the momentum heavy with big tabletop jumps, step-ups, step-downs and rooty off-camber tech sections. This is not a trail for the weak-hearted: neither in IN DEEP , a steep root-infested journey through the high reaches of the Garbanzo zone. FEATURED TRAILS GEAR UP GARBANZO BIKE & BEAN (GBB) — Located in the Carleton Lodge, Garbanzo Bike & Bean is the official bike shop of the Whistler Mountain Bike Park. Pick up exclusive Bike Park swag, check out the huge selection of Kona bikes and riding gear, or grab a coffee to get you going. You’ll find it all at GBB. Pass and Cardholders receive 20% Off. DEMO CENTRE — Test ride top of the line bikes from the leading vendors in the industry at our Demo Centre. Offering hourly to multi day rentals, this rental location in the Carleton Lodge has it all. Pass and Cardholders receive 20% Off. FUEL THE RIDE GARBANZO BIKE & BEAN (GBB) — Kick-start your day with a coffee or a grab-n-go breakfast at this kick-ass coffee bar that plays double duty as the official bike shop of the Whistler Mountain Bike Park. Then, when it’s time to refill, GBB is the perfect patio BBQ pit stop. Open all day long to fuel your ride. GARIBALDI LIFT COMPANY (GLC) — Open for food and drink until late, the legendary GLC is located at the base of the Bike Park and with good sightlines of the famous GLC Drops. There’s no better way to finish a day in the Bike Park. Pass and Cardholders receive 15% Off Food. AIR IT OUT AIR DOME — Looking for a testing ground for your newest trick? This fully-enclosed 8,400 sq.ft training facility is packed with in-runs, jumps, quarter pipes and a big, soft foam pit to help you progress. Located in Lot 8 at Blackcomb Base II, the Air Dome is limited to 30 riders so each session moves smoothly. Pick up tickets at Guest Relations: 3 hours/$17 plus applicable taxes. p: sterling lorence p: sterling lorence D - INTERMEDIATE SKILLS CENTRE #7 CRANK IT UP FUTURE BLUE VELVET EXTENSION