Explore the landscape with a cross-country ride, master the berms at Panorama Bike Park, or grind out some miles on breathtaking gravel. Cross-country, gravel, enduro, downhill, road, and leisure. Whatever your pace, we have a trail for it.Â
Kloosifier-Johnson Trails
Located en route to Panorama, the Kloosifier-Johnson trail system offers intermediate singletrack mountain biking with beautiful canyon views.
A 3km adaptive loop, the Junior Johnson, is beginner-friendly. Stop by a Visitor Centre for a trail map, download one online, or check out TrailForks.
Nipika Mountain Resort
Old Coach Trail
The Old Coach Trail offers a 9km (each way) out and back trail overlooking the Columbia River Wetlands, perfect for a longer day ride or a shorter outing by riding part of the trail.
Panorama Mountain Resort
Panorama Mountain Resort is best known by bikers for their downhill park. However, there are some radical cross-country trails for those who prefer weaving their bikes up and down.
Sinclair Creek Trail
Sinclair Creek Trail in Radium Hot Springs offers a quick and gentle loop with access to a pump & jump track for kids.
Cross-Country Bike Trails
Go for a classic cross-country cruise on one of these Valley trails.
Kloosifier-Johnson Trails
Located en route to Panorama, the Kloosifier-Johnson trail system offers intermediate singletrack mountain biking with beautiful canyon views.
A 3km adaptive loop, the Junior Johnson, is beginner-friendly. Stop by a Visitor Centre for a trail map, download one online, or check out TrailForks.
Nipika Mountain Resort
Nipika Mountain Resort, located 30 minutes from the Village of Radium, offers immaculate trail systems overlooking the Kootenay & Cross River Valleys. There are over 50km of trails, ranging from green to black for all levels of riders.
The trails are operated by Nipika Mountain Resort in partnership with Recreation Sites and Trails BC.
Old Coach Trail
The Old Coach Trail offers a 9km (each way) out and back trail overlooking the Columbia River Wetlands, perfect for a longer day ride or a shorter outing by riding part of the trail.
Panorama Mountain Resort
Panorama Mountain Resort is best known by bikers for their downhill park. However, there are some radical cross-country trails for those who prefer weaving their bikes up and down.
Sinclair Creek Trail
Sinclair Creek Trail in Radium Hot Springs offers a quick and gentle loop with access to a pump & jump track for kids.
Biking Trails in The Columbia Valley
Find your trail!
Kloosifier-Johnson Biking Trails
Located en route to Panorama, the Kloosifier-Johnson trail system offers intermediate singletrack mountain biking with beautiful canyon views.
A 3km adaptive loop, the Junior Johnson, is beginner-friendly. Stop by a Visitor Centre for a trail map, download one online, or check out TrailForks.
Nipika Mountain Resort, located 30 minutes from the Village of Radium, offers immaculate trail systems overlooking the Kootenay & Cross River Valleys. There are over 50km of trails, ranging from green to black for all levels of riders.
The trails are operated by Nipika Mountain Resort in partnership with Recreation Sites and Trails BC.
Sinclair Creek Biking Trails
Take a ride on the beginner-friendly Sinclair Creek Trail. Great on a hot summer day, this trail offers protection from the sun in the shaded trees. The Sinclair Creek Trail is also the access point to the Pump and Jump Track and is perfect for family excursions.
Paved Biking Trails
Ride the beautiful Markin-MacPhail Westside Legacy Trail, running from Invermere to Fairmont Hot Springs. This trail is paved with rolling hills and lake and mountain views. Find detailed information about each stretch of the path and parking areas here.
Road and Gravel Biking Trails
Biking over mountain passes, across rivers, and through stretches of riverside travel is hard to beat!Â
Discover the Golden Triangle by road bike: a three day, 310km cycling loop that passes through Radium, Golden, Field, and Lake Louise. It offers spectacular views, taking cyclists over the Continental Divide twice.
For shorter jaunts and day trips, look no further than the scenic drives and dirt roads through the Columbia Valley, from Canal Flats to Spillimacheen.
Bike season doesn’t end when the snow flies! Take a look at fat biking trail options in the Columbia Valley.
