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Saturday 10:00AM – 5:00PM
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Mountain Biking Information

The Panorama Bike Park will open May Long Weekend for the 2020 biking season. 

The Panorama Bike Park celebrates old school riding while embracing the new directions and trends of the ever the evolving sports of downhill and XC mountain biking. The park’s roots are obvious in the braided labyrinth of burly tech DH trails. The Panorama Bike Park is accessed by the Mile 1 Express chairlift.

News & Fresh Stuff

The past few summers have seen a flurry of improvements to the park as the crew takes things to the next level. This season we are stoked to unveil more updated and new terrain throughout the Bike Park, including our first all flow, intermediate trail on Rocking Horse. Check it out. 

The Enduro and DH National Championships are back but this year they are back to back over the same weekend. It's going to be massive and we're filling the weekend with sweet event as part of our first ever Gravity Festival. 

Developments from 2018 are still winning fans with the addition of a progressive intermediate jump line on Mercy Me & the jump line on Hell's Bells completely overhauled to make the jump shapes more modern. The Hell's Bells decks average approximately 30 feet in length. The features on Crazy Train also received some tender loving care and will see more work and new features this season.

For beginners our green run Let It Ride is an excellent intro to downhill biking and Trail Crew have some updates slated for here as well. Flowy, fun and challenging, the terrain gets progressively harder the further you get along the trail. As a beginner you can expect wide switchback turns at the top, some fast open sections, a couple of little spots covered in roots and small rocks and lots of big berms that become more challenging as you approach the end of the trail.

Mapping and trail information is available on Trailforks and is also available as a Smartphone app for IOS and Android devices. 

Trailforks

Trailforks: Bike Park

  • Hours of Operation
    Hours: 10 AM - 5 PM
    • Weekends: May and June
    • Daily: July 1 through September 1
  • Stats
    • 1 high-speed quad. 9 minute ride
    • 380m / 1246ft of vertical
    • 30km of DH Trails
    • 10% Beginner, 40% intermediate, 50% expert
  • Know Before You Go

    Falls are inevitable when learning a new sport. Protecting your pointy bits from abrasions is key to enjoying your day in the bike park.

    Panorama has a full line up protective gear to rent.

    Helmet  Helmets are required for all riders in the bike park. A full helmet is recommended.
    Gloves Full finger gloves will protect you from blisters and abrasions.
    Knee & Elbow Pads Essential piece of mountain bike protection.
    You should also consider the following:
    Shoes Sturdy soled closed-toe shoes are essential for protection and support.
    Eye Protection Goggles or sunglasses will protect against dirt, dust and branches.
    Long Sleeve Shirt Long sleeves provide protection against scratches and sun exposure.
    Water Whether it is in your back pack, hip pack or in a holder, water will keep you hydrated and keep you going on the trails.
  • E-Bikes

    If you are an E-Bike owner we regret to inform you that we cannot accept your bike on our current lift system. Panorama agrees that E-Bikes are awesome, just like their owners, but unfortunately our lift system is not currently designed to accommodate them.

    We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause and we appreciate your understanding.

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Downhill Lessons

Hopeful Alpine XC Trails

*Please note there will be no lift access above the Mile 1 Express to access the Hopeful Trails this summer. 

The Hopeful Bike Trails require an uphill ride or a hike-a-bike from the top of the Mile 1 Express Quad to access the trails from the summit. The ride from the Mile 1 to the top of the Champagne chairlift is challenging due to it's consistent assent. Please be prepared with plenty of water. The up track from the top of the Champagne chairlift is purpose built and a little easier.

Single Ride Lift Tickets
If you are just looking to ride Hopeful and not the Bike Park as well, a $12 one-ride ticket for the Mile 1 Express chairlift is available from Guest Services.

Directions  
Mapping and trail information is available on Trailforks and is also available as a Smartphone app for IOS and Android devices. 

Trailforks

Trailforks: Hopeful

  • Preparedness

    The Hopeful trails are not part of the Panorama Bike Park. Users must be prepared to overcome the challenges of a remote mountain environment including wildlife, weather, mechanical failures and injury. Make a trip plan and share it. Tell someone when you expect to return. The Hopeful trails are challenging high alpine riding with varied terrain throughout the trail. Experienced riders only should use these trails.  

    Suggested equipment includes but is not limited to:

    • Backpack
    • Water
    • Food
    • Tubes, pump, patch kit tools
    • Clothing (layers)
    • First Aid kit
    • Headlamp
    Wear a helmet, ride within your ability, never ride alone and stay on designated trails.
  • Getting to the trailhead

    From the top of the Mile One Express: take Mercy Me. Turn left on the first service road and look for Hopeful Adventure sign. Stay on service road and follow Summit Access signs.

    From the top of Champagne Express: Follow the summit up track. 205 m / 672 ft elevation gain

    From the Summit: head south east along the ridge of Taynton Bowl. Follow the Summit to Hopeful signs for GLD and McKay trails. The entrance for GLD begins on the right between ski runs Never Never Land and Jekyll & Hyde on your left. The ski area boundary takes you past Goldie Lake to a pass where you will find the old McKay Outfitter's cabins. Both GLD and McKay trails connect into the Hopeful descent back to the Bike Park. 

    The Hopeful Trail Network is primarily located within the Panorama Mountain Resort Controlled Recreation Area (CRA), Motorized vehicles are prohibited. 

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  • In the event of emergency
    • Recognize that an accident has occurred. Acting quickly will help the patient.
    • Prevent further injuries to yourself, the patient, and other riders by closing the trail from the uphill side. Lay a bike across the trail in a spot that is easily visible
    • Call for help 250.341.3650. Save this number into your phone. If warranted call 911.
    • Stay with the injured person (you may need to change location to find a cellular signal).

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