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Whitefish Mountain Bike Park

PO Box 1400                                              Whitefish, MT 59937                                            Phone – 406.862.2900

https://skiwhitefish.com/mountain-biking/

Whitefish Mountain Bike Park

Whitefish Resort and Bike Park opens Memorial Day weekend for summer activities.

Whitefish Bike Park and mountain biking in the Bad Rock Zone and cross-country trails opens Memorial Day. Whitefish Mountain Resort offers more than 30 miles of mountain biking trails including 24 lift-accessed trails serviced by two chairlifts and an 9-mile cross-country network. The Strider Bike Park provides the fun and challenge for aspiring mountain bikers.

Guests can go to skiwhitefish.com and pre-purchase discounted tickets for the Alpine Slide, Scenic Lift and the Whitefish Bike Park.

Bike Park Stats
2,353′ vertical drop
2 lifts
23+ miles of downhill trails
9 miles of cross-country / hiking trails
Downhill Trail Stats
Easiest: 2
Difficult: 5
More Difficult: 11
Expert: 4

Bike & Stay packages available. Package includes full-day bike lift ticket, lodging, hot breakfast, and hot tub access in the Hibernation House value hotel.*Based on double occupancy in the Hibernation House value hotel. Rate is per person, per day/night. Two night minimum stay is required. Based on availability and not valid with other promotions, offers or specials. Additional lodging options are available at varying prices. Taxes and Fees not included.

Rising above the town of Whitefish, in beautiful northwest Montana, in the backyard of Glacier National Park (only 35 miles away), the resort charms its guests with a friendly fun-loving vibe and variety of terrain. 

Whitefish Mountain Resort is the perfect base camp for a summer visit to Montana’s majestic Flathead Valley home to water sports, fly fishing, whitewater rafting, and of course Glacier National Park. Call 877-SKI-FISH or visit skiwhitefish.com for more details..

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