XC Biking

Explore the valley by pedal power

Follow the meandering Toby Creek on tranquil single or doubletrack trail, or explore the village by paved pathway. Whether you're looking for a workout or a new way to explore the mountains, it's time to hit the trails!

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XC Biking Information

By pedal power or with an e-bike, explore our network of trails throughout the valley of Panorama.

With a superb variety ranging from single track trails following the edge of the Toby Creek, to the paved Valley Trail with new views of the resort and surrounding mountains around every corner, our XC trails are the perfect way to go further and explore more.

ABOUT THE XC TRAILS

THE VALLEY TRAIL

Travel from the upper village near The Approach Hotel to Greywolf Golf Course to the lower village Gondola station by following the Toby Creek.

Paved multi-use trail
3.9 km

Valley Trail lower village Valley Trail Main Loop

THE MONUMENT NETWORK

The Monument Network Trail is located 250m past the Greywolf Golf Course parking lot on Greywolf Drive. This trail network offers riders both single track and double track options, ranging from immediate + to novice level trails. Take in the views from Pentagon Hut of the stunning Toby Creek or enjoy the views of Paradox Mountain from the deck of the Hale Hut.

Double track (vehicle width) and sections of single track trail
20+ km

Monument Network

THE FIREHALL TRAILS

Located across the Toby Creek, the Firehall trails are perfect for those looking to get some uphill pedaling in, and gain some confidence on downhills over shorter distances.

Single track trail
8 km

Firehall Trails

XC BIKING FAQ

What type bike is best?

Cross-country bikes are the lightest and least suspended type of mountain bike. They are designed for pedaling cross-country type trails and are perfect for riding the Valley Trail, Monuments Trails, and Lake Lillian and are available at Mountain Outfitters.
What should I bring with me?
Suggested equipment includes, but is not limited to:
- Helmet
- Water
- Food
- Tubes, pump, patch kit tools
- Clothing (layers)
- First Aid kit
- Sunglasses
- Phone
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