1997 Country Club Way
Discover the Wild Side of Bear Mountain
Experience Bear Mountain beyond the fairways. Reserved for Resort Pass holders, the trail network invites hikers and riders to explore towering forests, west coast viewpoints, creek crossings, and natural single track, all just moments from the resort village.
- RESIDENTS
- Complimentary
- DAY PASS
- $45
- MULTI-DAY PASSES
- 3 Days: $99, 5 Days: $150
- Valley LoopWide track, steep ascent on return
A scenic beginner-friendly loop designed for riders and hikers looking to get outside and explore at a comfortable pace. Expect west coast views, a quiet creek crossing, and a steep return climb that makes the finish feel earned.
Distance: 2.7 km
Difficulty: Beginner - BMAC ConnectorCart path and loose gravel
A shared access route connecting guests to the Valley Loop through a mix of concrete cart path and loose gravel. Be ready for a few steeper sections along the way.
Distance: 1.4 km Difficulty: Beginner - Canada Cup TrailNatural surface single track, steep ascents and descents
A flowing west coast single track that winds through trees, rock features, and natural terrain. Best suited for intermediate riders and hikers looking for a more technical and rewarding trail experience.
Distance: 2.2 km Difficulty: Intermediate
Plan Your Adventure
Before exploring the Bear Mountain Trail Network, all guests must visit the Bear Mountain Activity Centre to complete the required Assumption of Risk Waiver. Once you’re checked in, you’re ready to experience the trails at your own pace.
Code of Conduct
Be courteous to all trail users, resort guests, and golf patrons. Stay to the right, pass on the left when safe to do so, and communicate clearly before passing. Always be mindful of others enjoying the trails.
Be courteous to all trail users, resort guests, and golf patrons. Stay to the right, pass on the left when safe to do so, and communicate clearly before passing. Always be mindful of others enjoying the trails.
Be courteous to all trail users, resort guests, and golf patrons. Stay to the right, pass on the left when safe to do so, and communicate clearly before passing. Always be mindful of others enjoying the trails.
Be courteous to all trail users, resort guests, and golf patrons. Stay to the right, pass on the left when safe to do so, and communicate clearly before passing. Always be mindful of others enjoying the trails.