Mountain Biking
Bike Trails
Whitefish Mountain Resort's Bike Park features more than 20 lift-served mountain biking trails spanning three sections of the mountain: the Bad Rock Zone, the B-Side Zone and the Summit Zone. All trails listed are for downhill riding only, except for the Summit Trail and the Bob Cedar Trail. E-bikes are not permitted in the Whitefish Bike Park. Please stay on designated trails.
Bad Rock Zone
Kansas
Freeride, 0.63 miles, ~200 vertical feet. Entry-level flow trail. Great for a warmup and for riders new to bike parks. Connects the lift plaza to the base area.
Rush
Freeride, 1 mile, ~450 vertical feet. Low-grade berms, tables and drops. Perfect for beginner-to-intermediate riders looking to step it up a notch. Connects the top of the Bad Rock Zone to the base area.
Limelight
Freeride, 0.62 miles, ~270 vertical feet. Our flagship beginner flow trail. Connects the top of the Bad Rock Zone to the village area.
Money
Freeride, 0.3 miles, ~160 vertical feet. Flowy trail filled with berms and step-ups, perfect for beginner-to-intermediate riders looking to rip some bigger berms. Connects the lift plaza to the base area.
Brown Sugar
Freeride, 0.35 miles, ~183 vertical feet. Jumps and tables for intermediate riders to practice catching air. Connects the top of the Bad Rock Zone to the village area.
Careless Whisper
Technical, 0.22 miles, ~222 vertical feet. Steep and rooty with mild drops at the entrance for more advanced riders. Connects the top of the Bad Rock Zone to the lift plaza.
Maiden
Technical, 0.3 miles, ~343 vertical feet. Steep and rooty drops for more advanced riders. Connects the top of the Bad Rock Zone to Kansas.
Working Man
Technical, 0.1 miles, ~60 vertical feet. Loamy, low-angle trail with plenty of roots. Bypasses parts of Rush and connects back to Rush via an adventurous detour.
Kenny Loggins
Technical, 0.22 miles, ~243 feet. Fast and loose riding with a wooden feature for more advanced riders. Connects the top of the Bad Rock Zone to Kansas.
Summit Zone
Summit Trail (Upper)
Technical, 3.5 miles, ~890 vertical feet. Classic singletrack cross-country trail with great views. Perfect for beginner and intermediate riders. Connects the summit to the top of the Bad Rock Zone. Uphill riding is discouraged between noon and 5 p.m.
Kashmir
Freeride, 2.77 miles, ~1,700 vertical feet. Only one word can describe this trail: flow! Intersecting the Summit Trail six times, it’s perfect for intermediate-to-advanced riders who like to find their groove. Connects the summit to the top of the B-Side Zone.
GNR
Technical, 0.14 miles, ~185 vertical feet. Steep, technical and sure to get even the most advanced riders’ hearts racing. Connects the summit to Kashmir, the Summit Trail or Freebird.
Freebird
Freeride, 1.91 miles, ~1,555 vertical feet. Steep flow trail with big berms for advanced riders. Perfect for showing off to those riding up Chair 1. Connects the summit to the top of the B-Side Zone.
Runaway Train
Technical, 2.72 miles, ~1,715 vertical feet. Our marquee downhill tech trail featuring big drops, rock gardens and tight, bumpy berms. Connects the summit to the top of the Bad Rock Zone.
Classic Rock
Technical, 0.3 miles, ~190 vertical feet. A steep rock garden entrance leads to beautifully poppy jumps for advanced riders who like to catch air. Connects Kashmir to the Summit Trail with the option to connect to Freebird.
Skynyrd
Technical, 0.18 miles, ~235 vertical feet. Quick, steep and loose. A great alternate ending to a lap on Freebird for advanced riders. Connects Freebird to the top of the Bad Rock Zone.
B-Side Zone
Summit Trail (Lower)
Technical, 3.90 miles, ~1,110 vertical feet. Classic singletrack cross-country trail with great views. Perfect for beginner and intermediate riders. Connects the top of the B-Side Zone to the village area. Uphill riding is discouraged between noon and 5 p.m.
Motley Blue
Freeride, 0.92 miles, ~420 vertical feet. The jewel of the B-Side Zone, a flowy trail with access to Sidecar and Pinball Wizard. Connects the top of the B-Side Zone to the village area.
Pinball Wizard
Technical, 0.19 miles, ~180 vertical feet. Fast, loamy riding through tight trees. Perfect for advanced riders looking for speed. Connects Zeppelin, Sidecar or the lower Summit Trail to the village area.
ZZ Top
Technical, 0.68 miles, ~318 vertical feet. Winding, root-filled trail through the trees. Perfect for intermediate riders looking to step into the world of tech riding. Connects the top of the B-Side Zone to the village area.
Sidecar
Technical, 0.53 miles, ~250 vertical feet. Narrow singletrack through tight trees with a few wooden features to stoke intermediate riders. Connects the top of the B-Side Zone to the village area.
Zeppelin
Freeride, 0.68 miles, ~424 vertical feet. Big tables, berms, wooden drops and a jump line to send advanced riders flying. Connects the top of the B-Side Zone to the village area.
Cyndi's Loppers
Technical, 0.6 miles, ~400 feet. A favorite trail among racers with more roots than a mangrove forest. Connects the top of the B-Side Zone to the village area.
Multiuse
Bob Cedar Trail
Multiuse, 1 mile. Old road trail through cedar groves. Perfect for riding back downtown after a day in the Bike Park. Connects the base area to the Big Mountain segment of the Whitefish Trail. Please ride slowly and share the trail with hikers.