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Vancouver, Coast & Mountains

Pemberton

Adventure Begins Here

The diverse networks of trails in Pemberton feature an abundance of mountain views, lakes and old growth forests, with stunning views around every corner. Whether you are a beginner, intermediate, or advanced rider, there is a wide array of trails to explore.

Mountain biking is one of the most popular summer activities in Pemberton, and the assortment of sensational downhill and cross-country trails have made the area a reputable place for advanced and expert riders. Located just north of Whistler and a beautiful two-hour drive from Vancouver, Pemberton is a true rugged outdoor adventure destination. Nestled at the foot of majestic Mount Currie, this place breeds mountain. bikers and the community passionate about bikes and trails.

Number of Trails:
161
Highest Elevation:
2,643 m
Trails:
easy
16
intermediate
55
difficult
58
extra difficult
32

Pemberton Inspiration

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Getting Here & Trail Access

Pemberton lies at the north end of the spectacular Sea-to-Sky Highway, at the south end of the fertile Pemberton Valley, and at the base of majestic Mount Currie.

Pemberton can be reached by driving north on Highway 99 (Sea-to-Sky Highway) from Vancouver or east from Lillooet on the Duffey Lake Road (Highway 99).

Driving Distances & Times:

  • Vancouver - 150 km (93 mi), 2 hours
  • Kelowna - 270 km (168 mi), 3 hours 50 minutes
  • Seattle - 380 km (235 mi), 4 hours 30 mintutes

The nearest airport to Pemberton is Vancouver Interantional Airport (YVR) with regular scheduled service from many domestic and international destinations.

Trails in Pemberton can be accessed from five main trail areas:

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Support Our Local Trails

Consider supporting the associations in Pemberton that help maintain the trails and advocate for the mountain bike community.

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