UPDATE 29TH November:
The whole Cascades is now OPEN!
The upper section of Cascades is now cleared, with the crew then moving onto the home trails such as Lenny’s Loop & Ski trail 21.
Lenny’s Loop
Trigger Track
Upper Granite grind
Kestrel’s Track
Lower Granite Grind
Ski Run 21
SHUTTLE UP, BIKE DOWN!
Catching the shuttle is a convenient option which not only benefits you as the rider, but also the resort, as a portion of the shuttle fees go directly back into maintaining and creating new features along the trail.
Find answers to our most frequently asked questions about biking on the mountain. Still have questions? Contact us
Cascades is defined as an intermediate trail with some advanced sections, but the ascents can be a challenge if you’re used to riding non-alpine trails. If you’re at all worried about the ascents, think about renting one of our e-bikes to flatten the rise.
Depending on your riding ability and alpine experience, but the average time is between 3 to 5 hours.
Always bring your own water as there is no potable water on the trail. We also strongly advise that you bring high energy snacks for a power boost along the way. Puncture kits are a must, plus warm and waterproof outwear in case the weather suddenly turns.
Our dual suspension bikes are for endurance and trail riders, our e-bike dual suspension bikes are great for those who want to ride the trails but might not have the endurance, plus we’ve got hard-tail bikes for those looking to tour our upper trails.
All rental bikes are collected on-mountain except for the touring e-bikes in Marysville. For those riding Cascades, park your car in Marysville, catch the Shuttle up to the mountain, then drop the bike off at the Lake Mountain Visitors’ Centre in Marysville. Don’t forget to book your Shuttle seat before you come!