What skill level is required for the Hidden Peak Bike Drop?

The trail is rated expert, requiring experience on downhill and enduro terrain similar to Black Diamond runs in Whistler.

How many kilometers and meters of elevation loss does the ride cover?

The route covers 12 kilometers with approximately 1600 meters of vertical descent.

Is prior mountain biking experience in Whistler necessary?

Yes, familiarity with Whistler’s challenging downhill trails is recommended to safely enjoy this ride.

Are helmets and protective gear provided?

Riders must bring their own helmets and protective equipment; helmets are mandatory for safety.

Can I bring cameras on the helicopter?

No handheld cameras or drones are allowed during helicopter boarding, although hands-free mounts like GoPros are permitted.

What should I bring on the ride?

Essential items include layered clothing, gloves, hydration, tire repair kit, first aid supplies, and a communication device.

Hidden Peak Downhill Ride with Coast Range Heli-Skiing, BC | Bike Tour | Air Activities

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Fly by helicopter to the alpine heights of Hidden Peak and descend 12 kilometers of rugged Sea-to-Sky trails with Coast Range Heli-Skiing. This expert-level mountain biking adventure offers 1600 meters of exhilarating elevation drop and panoramic wilderness views.

3–4 hours including flight and ride

expert

From $1,775.00

Carving through the rugged Sea-to-Sky backcountry just outside Whistler, British Columbia, Coast Range Heli-Skiing’s Hidden Peak Bike Drop offers an unmatched mountain biking experience. This is not your typical trail day: riders board a helicopter to reach Hidden Peak, perched high above N Rutherford Creek Rd in the Squamish-Lillooet region. From here, an electrifying 12-kilometer descent awaits, dropping nearly 1600 meters through a diverse blend of alpine ridges, rock slabs, cedar groves, and wildflower meadows.

The mix of technical sections alongside smoother flow trails challenges even seasoned riders—you’ll encounter berms, jumps, steep pitches, and mandatory rock rolls, demanding expert handling and bold confidence. The route starts at 2220 meters elevation and ends near 720 meters, with brief climbs woven lightly into the descent. This ride’s intensity and terrain complexity place it squarely in the expert category, making it ideal for those comfortable with Black Diamond downhill runs in Whistler Bike Park.

Sea-to-Sky’s natural landscape here is characterized by dramatic granite formations and dense old-growth forests, offering spectacular vistas and a deep connection to BC’s mountain wilderness. Coast Range’s heli-biking stands out as a unique gateway to remote, pristine trails otherwise inaccessible, amplifying the thrill of the ride while minimizing the grind of uphill effort.

Operating out of Whistler but reaching into the Squamish-Lillooet corridor, Coast Range Heli-Skiing enhances the region’s outdoor repertoire by blending aerial access with world-class biking terrain. This first-flight-of-the-day drop ensures fresh trails, minimal crowding, and prime light for sweeping panoramas.

Safety protocols are strong: helmets, protective gear, and pre-ride checks are mandatory, with minimal tolerance for extra gear on bikes. Riders should come prepared for a demanding day in the backcountry, from weather shifts to technical trail features. For adrenaline junkies seeking a steep, scenic alpine descent paired with helicopter access, the Hidden Peak Bike Drop delivers a one-of-a-kind Sea-to-Sky adventure.

About Coast Range Heli-Skiing

Coast Range Heli-Skiing operates from Whistler, British Columbia, offering helicopter-accessed winter and backcountry experiences focused on skiing, riding, and mountain biking. The company arranges private heli-skiing for groups of four in an Astar helicopter, guided runs into untouched alpine terrain, and seasonal bike drops to Hidden Peak. Trip offerings include a two-night backcountry yurt stay accessed by helicopter, Single's Sessions with a single-seat option for individual riders, Hidden Peak Bike Drops featuring 12 km of trails and roughly 1600 meters of elevation drop, and a Hidden Peak first-flight-of-the-day bike option.

Accommodation and trip formats vary by product. The Backcountry Yurt - Two Nights provides a secluded alpine yurt with private cooking and relaxation space and an outdoor patio for morning views. Single's Sessions allow self-driving or shuttle arrival and group flights that connect individual powder enthusiasts. Hidden Peak Bike Drop itineraries fly riders to high-elevation trailheads for diverse technical and flow sections over a sustained descent.

Private Heli-Skiing is offered in an Astar Helicopter configured for a group of four, giving guests access to remote peaks and fresh snowlines. Helicopter transport from Whistler is included in aerial products. Each trip summary communicates what to expect, including logistics, on-mountain features, and activity highlights to help guests select the right experience.

Coast Range Heli-Skiing presents a focused set of backcountry access options from Whistler, B.C., that combine helicopter transport, remote terrain access, and dedicated formats for private groups and individual riders. Bookings and detailed itineraries are available through The Adventure Collective listing.

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