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Ridge Runner ATV Adventure with Canadian Wilderness Adventures - Whistler

Ridge Runner ATV Adventure with Canadian Wilderness Adventures

Whistlermoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2.5 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have a moderate fitness level, able to handle short periods of physical exertion while controlling the ATV over uneven terrain.

Overview

Hit the single-track trails of Blackcomb Mountain with the Ridge Runner ATV tour from Canadian Wilderness Adventures—a 2.5-hour off-road adventure packed with wild terrain and sweeping valley views.

Whistler, British Columbia

Ridge Runner ATV

2.5 Hours • Ages 19+ • Prior Experience Required • Exciting Blackcomb Mountain Terrain

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About This Adventure

Embark on an exhilarating 2.5-hour ATV adventure on Blackcomb Mountain, designed for confident beginners and intermediate drivers. Navigate single-track trails through rugged terrain while soaking in breathtaking views of ancient forests and the Fitzsimmons Valley. This unique experience promises a perfect blend of thrill and natural beauty!

Ridge Runner ATV

Duration

2.5 Hours

About

Experience the next step in adventure ATVing! On this tour, aimed at guests with some experience, you can progress to explore more elevated and exciting terrain on Blackcomb Mountain. Try our single track trail and tackle the naturally rugged terrain. View the old growth forest and the Fitzsimmons Valley between North America’s two largest mountains. Equal parts thrill and adventure!

Additional Costs

  • $25 Mandatory Driver Collision Coverage.
  • $5 Fuel Surcharge per machine.

Notes and Restrictions

  • All drivers must be 19 years of age + with a full (unrestricted), valid driver’s license equivalent to a BC Class 5 license.
  • All drivers under the age of 25 will be required to show their drivers license upon check in.
  • A signed Release of Liability Waiver must be completed before your trip.
  • Book with confidence with our flexible cancellation policy (full refund 24hrs before) & additional cancellation protection (1 hr before)⁠.

What to Bring

  • Wear appropriate clothing for the weather conditions. Activewear and waterproof layers such as a shell jacket and pant in the event of inclement weather.
  • Don't have your own waterproof layers? We have you covered, literally! We have waterproof outerwear and boots to borrow in the event you are missing any pieces.
  • Closed toed shoes are required.
  • A camera or phone to take photos and share moments.
  • Department of Transportation approved helmets will be provided for all ATV and Buggy adventures.

Adventure Tips

Wear Closed-Toe Shoes

Essential for rider safety, sturdy shoes help you maintain grip and protect feet during the rugged trail sections.

Bring a Camera

The Fitzsimmons Valley and old-growth forests offer stunning photo ops—capture your ride and scenery along the way.

Check Weather Forecast

British Columbia’s coastal weather can shift quickly. Dress in moisture-wicking layers and waterproofs provided onsite if needed.

Arrive Early for Check-In

Arriving 30 minutes before your tour ensures a smooth briefing, gear fitting, and waiver signing so the adventure starts on time.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Black bears (often avoid humans but keep distance)
  • Mountain goats spotted on higher ridges

History

Blackcomb Mountain forms part of the Coast Mountains and was developed as a resort alongside Whistler in the late 20th century, blending wilderness with outdoor recreation.

Conservation

Canadian Wilderness Adventures prioritizes low-impact riding and educates guests on respecting sensitive habitats, helping preserve Blackcomb’s ecology.

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Recommended Gear

Closed-toe hiking or trail shoes

Essential

Protects your feet and provides grip on the ATV's footrests.

Waterproof jacket and pants

Essential

Keeping dry on damp or rainy days is crucial to comfort and safety.

spring specific

Sunglasses or goggles

Shield your eyes from dust and bright sunlight during open trail stretches.

summer specific

Layered clothing

Essential

Adjust your insulation as temperatures dip with breathable, moisture-wicking layers.

fall specific