» Mandatory Bike Park Pass
» Age Requirements
» Rider Assessment
» Blue Mountain Bike Park Trail Conditions Update

All riders will be required to complete a waiver and view an orientation/educational video prior to picking up a Season Pass, or first lift ticket or rentals of the season. This process can be completed online or on-site at one of our Kiosks. Riders 17 and under MUST complete the Waiver Process with a parent or legal guardian. Upon completion, riders will be issued a photo ID Bike Park Pass which will be required for all subsequent lift ticket or rental purchases. A one-time $10 + taxes administration fee will be charged to the rider to complete the process.

Please note waiver process must be completed by all riders and renters.

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Valid ID will be required for proof of age. Riders 17 and under who did not complete the Waiver Process with a parent or legal guardian will not be permitted to purchase a trail pass or rentals.

Riders under the age of 10 years:

• Cross-country trail pass or lift access only while accompanied by a parent or guardian.

• For cross country trails, must ride with an adult 25 years or older or with a guide.
• For downhill trails, must complete the rider assessment.
• For downhill trails, must ride with an adult 25 years or older or with a guide.

• Must complete the Rider Assessment.

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Ages: All riders 17 years of age and under
Cost: Free
Length: Less than 60 minutes
Assessment: Basic braking, cornering and decision-making skills on blue and black terrain.

NOTE: We strongly recommend that all new downhill riders participate in a lesson.

The unique biological make-up and high clay content of the Niagara Escarpment makes Blue Mountain Bike trails quite vulnerable to rain and weather conditions.

Safety of our riders is our number one priority, as is protecting the sustainability of our trails and the ecological balance of the surrounding environment. Standard operating procedures exist for the opening and closing of our mountain bike trails and ensure these factors are considered.

Directly following a weather event involving rain the trails are inspected by either the Blue Mountain Trail Crew or Bike Patrol. The decision to delay opening due to unfavourable conditions may be made after this inspection.

We recognize that this delay in information can be an inconvenience to our guests; therefore we thank you in advance for your patience.

If the decision has been made to open the trails during a later period of the day, this information will be communicated through the following channel: http://www.bluemountain.ca/conditions_bike_report.htm.

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