Fat Biking

Enjoy the outdoors and bike in the winter!

Rent a special fat tire winter bike from the Panorama Nordic Centre at Greywolf.

Spring Winter Panorama

Operating Hours

Open Today

Mon-Fri	8:30AM – 4:00PM
Saturday	8:30AM – 4:00PM
Sunday	8:30AM – 4:00PM

Please Note:

Fat Bike Trails opening late December 2021.

1860 Greywolf Dr Panorama V0A1T0 Location
+1 250-341-3090 Phone
information@panoramaresort.com Email

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Winter biking? You bet!

Since its debut in western Canada more than decade ago fat biking has never looked back. With over-sized tires perfect for riding on packed snow, a fat bike is a great way to explore the quiet multi-use trails and snowy roads around the resort. Our fat tire bike trail offer both a single track and groomed double track shared trails with snowshoers.

NEW FOR WINTER 2021-22

Groomed Fat Bike trails with Snowdog Groomer (video below)
New trails: Mineral King (6.5km) and Cool Water Loop (1.5km)

Important:

Stay on designated trails!
When on shared cross country trails ride on shoulder and not on the track set for classic cross-country skiers.
Tires must be 3.75" or wider with a tire pressure of less than 10 PSI, no exceptions.
Please observe trail signage and practice trail courtesy.
Sorry, no dogs are allowed to accompany fat tire riders as it is our experience that riders are unable to adequately control their dogs.

Know Before You Go

Please read our COVID protocols and winter operations before visiting.

Where to pick up rentals

Fat Bikes (Greywolf Clubhouse)
Snowshoes (Greywolf Clubhouse)
Cross-Country skis, poles and boots (Greywolf Clubhouse)

2021-22 Trail Use Fees for Fat Tire Biking

	FAT BIKE TRAIL DAY TICKET	2 HOUR FAT BIKE RENTAL (Includes Trail Ticket)	5 HOUR FAT BIKE RENTAL (Includes Trail Ticket)
Adult (18 - 64)	$10	$30	$55
Youth (13 - 17)	$8	$30	$55
Child (7 - 12)	$8	N/A	N/A
Senior (65 - 74)	$6	$30	$55
Tot	FREE (ticket required)	N/A	N/A
Super Senior (75+)	FREE (ticket required)	$30	$55

Please note when renting for a child or youth that our smallest bikes are built for someone who is 5'4"

Where can I ride?

Fat biking is best on firm, packed snow. Our fat bike-snowshoe shared trails offer great riding.

Check out our multi-use trails conditions report, here.

The Johnson Trails are located about half way between the resort and Invermere (across from Lake Lillian). This area offers packed single track loops. You can find more info on the Columbia Valley Cycling Society website.

NORDIC TRAIL MAP

Mountain Friends

This volunteer program is all about providing Nordic trail information, education as well as receiving feedback from out on the trails. Look for them in their blue Swix jackets and toques.

Mountain Friends