Trails
There are many trails and trail networks in the greater Whitehorse area. The following pages are a starting point to help guide you to the ride experience you are looking for. Most of these trails are free to access and are primarily within the traditional territory of the Kwanlin Dün First Nation, Ta’an Kwäch’än Council, and the Carcross/Tagish First Nation. Please respect the land.
With the exception of Mount Sima all trails are free to access but fall within many different land tenure types including First Nation Settlement Land, City of Whitehorse Limits, Parks and protected areas, and crown land.
The City of Whitehorse manages trails within city limits. CMBC is permitted to also carry out maintenance within the city trail network and act as a trail steward under a signed MOU with the City of Whitehorse. To learn more about trail building and maintenance, please visit our Trail Development and Trail Maintenance pages.
To participate in Trail Days, where CMBC members build and maintain trails in the Whitehorse area, visit our Trail Days page.
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The largest trail network in Whitehorse, from beginner to expert terrain. Great for summer and winter riding.
A good mix of trails to explore in the small Whitehorse neighborhood of Hillcrest.
Lots of singletrack, an EPICS-designated backcountry loop, and beautifully maintained.
Great for all levels of riders, featuring an extensive trail network and a skills park, as well as groomed trails for winter fat biking.
Lift-accessed downhill for intermediate and advanced riders.
Gentler rides with less climbing than most other areas. Also great for winter fat biking.
