Whistler Fat Biking
Follow Pete and his buds as they hit the Whistler Valley Trail and singletrack on their fatty’s, to bring you the goods on where to ride your fatbike in Whistler this winter.
Get CRANK’D!
Whistler’s homegrown bike publication has hit the stands. This FREE local magazine is in its second year and packed with loads of goodness.
Whistler Bike Park Update: “Give us a break or we will give you one.”
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“If we continue to find trails re-opened we will be tracking the riders responsible and offering them a holiday from riding in our Park and skiing our hills.” Rogue building in the Whistler Bike Park.
Hammerfest: Heroes in a half lid
It’s easy to overlook the Hammerfest/ Arrowsmith trails, but perhaps the next time you’re racing up the coast of Vancouver Island a little detour is in order.
Bike-packing in Jasper: Doing it the easy way and also with style
Keen bike-packer Bjorn Leiren explains his setup, his top tips and the story of his latest adventure into the wilderness.
Cumberland: From coal pit to gold mine
To say Cumberland is worth visiting is like saying that salt is one of two major condiments. Seb Kemp explains why.
One Day In Paradise: Sprockids and Robert’s Creek
One day might not be enough to see it all, but one day is enough to get a great taste of what the Sunshine Coast is all about.
Revelstoke: lessons in living (and riding) awesome.
Life is full of lessons. Lesson one: Revelstoke has enough charms and hidden gems to entice anyone. Lars Goeller passes on what he learnt on his latest holiday to Revy.
YUKON GOLD: PHOTO CLINIC WITH DAN BARHAM
What do you get if you take a reluctant amateur photographer and give him some professional guidance and the kinds of backdrops that stir emotion? Seb Kemp went to the Yukon to find out.
Raising Little Rippers in the Bow Valley
If you have a little ripper of you own that you’d like to see biking the trails across the Bow Valley, below are Tanya Koob’s suggestions for first rides. Some of them are paved and serve to build endurance, while others offer an introduction to easy gravel, dirt, and single track riding.