Mountain Biking
This newly built mountain bike trail network provides a selection of flowy blues and technical blacks that will not disappoint. The famed Fifty Six Twenty is rumoured to be the longest flow trail ever built, running our full vertical drop of 5,620 feet.
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Climb into the alpine and back down through BC's inland temperate rainforest. View the trail map ≫
*Note: Trail Opening dates depend on a number of factors including trail topography, weather, mechanical issues and fire suppression. Our trail crew is working hard to get trails opened as soon as they can, in the best condition possible. Thank you for your patience. -
Operating Dates
Opening Day June 4, 2022 Closing Day September 25, 2022 Hours of Operation
Operational Notes
- Dogs are not permitted in the gondola or on the bike trails
- There is intermittent cell phone coverage on the mountain
- The Stoke Climb, Greely and Mackenzie Ridge trails are multi-use. Please use caution while biking and yield to hikers
Policies
- Helmets are mandatory
- You must be an intermediate rider or above to load the gondola
- You must be at least 6 years of age
- Children 6-12 must be accompanied by an adult
- All riders must yield to hikers and uphill traffic
- Passes will be revoked for deviating off of marked biking trails
- Come prepared! All riders should have water, a spare tube and tools in case of an emergency
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are there any beginner friendly trails?
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Yes! We now offer technical and flowy trails for the whole range of abilities, with Salad Fingers being the easiest trail available. That being said, a minimum of mountain biking skills are still required and risk is still involved. Make sure to RIDE SMART!
- Should I bring my downhill bike?
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Yes, we have introduced a trail called Guilt Trip which will bring you straight across to Fifty Six Twenty from the top of the gondola without climbing. Please note, our rental shop is also offering e-bike rentals to assist with the climb if you wanted to ride the entirety of Fifty Six Twenty.
- Can I pedal up from the bottom?
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No, our trail network does not allow bikers to pedal up from the base of the Resort. Please purchase a ticket and ride the Revelation Gondola to the start of the trails.
- Do you offer discounted rates for large groups?
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Yes, however, rates are dependent on the seasonality of the dates requested and require a minimum of 10 people or more. Please reach out to the Sales Team at [email protected] for further information.
Risks Associated with Mountain Biking
Mountain biking takes place on steep and rugged terrain and features that are both physically and technically challenging and will expose the rider to many risks, dangers and hazards. These include but are not limited to the following:
- Use of chairlifts and gondolas.
- Changing weather conditions.
- Slips, trips and falls.
- Loss of balance.
- High speed descents.
- Difficulty or inability to control one’s speed and direction.
- Rapid or uncontrolled acceleration on hills and inclines.
- Extreme variation in cycling terrain including steep or slippery sections, trees, roots, tree stumps, logs, cliffs, rocks, rock drops, loose gravel, holes, depressions, streams and creeks.
- Constructed feature such as bridges, ramps, ladders, bumps, berms, jumps, and drops.
- Mechanical failure of equipment.
- Collisions with natural and constructed objects, other mountain bikers, vehicles, pedestrians, spectators and officials.
- Encounters with domestic and wild animals including dogs and bears.
- Negligence of other riders or users of the premises.
- Infectious disease contracted through viruses, bacteria, parasites, and fungi which may be transmitted through direct or indirect contact.
- Negligent first aid.
- Accidents during mountain bike instructional courses, lessons, clinics or sessions.
- Failure to act safely or within one’s own ability or to stay within designated areas.
- And NEGLIGENCE ON THE PART OF THE OPERATOR and its directors, officers, employees, instructors, agents, representatives, volunteers, independent contractors, subcontractors, sponsors, successors and assigns.
Mountain Bike Trail Map
Get a birds eye view of our mountain bike trail network.
More Biking Around Revelstoke
Find more information on non lift-accessed mountain bike trails around Revelstoke.