Fat Bike Rentals

Bike in the winter!

Rent a special fat tire winter bike from the Panorama Nordic Centre at Greywolf.

Winter Equipment

Operating Hours

Closed

Mon-Fri	8:30AM – 4:00PM
Saturday	8:30AM – 4:00PM
Sunday	8:30AM – 4:00PM

1860 Greywolf Dr Panorama V0A1T0 Location
+1 250-341-3090 Toll Free Toll Free
+1 250-341-3090 Phone
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Since its debut in western Canada more than decade ago Winter fat biking has never looked back. With over-sized tires perfect for riding on packed snow, a fat bike is a fun way to explore the quiet multi-use trails and snowy roads around the resort. Our fat bike trails offer both a single track and groomed double track shared trails with snowshoers.

All trails are dog friendly. Please review our Dog Use Policy before arrival.

For more riding in the valley, head to Travel Columbia Valley for more trails.

2024/25 Fat Tire Biking Rental Package

Package includes bike, helmet and trail pass.

Fat Bike rentals are only available to those who are an intermediate plus mountain biker due to the technical nature of our trails. These are people who are comfortable on all blue mountain bike runs and are improving their skills on black runs.

	2 Hour	Full Day 9am-3:30pm	Additional Days	Damage Coverage
Adult (13+)	$39	$64	$58	$19.95
Junior	$29	$48	$40	$19.95

*Please note when renting for a child or youth that our smallest bikes are built for someone who is 5'4"

Damage Coverage

Due to the nature of fat biking, the purchase of the damage coverage is highly recommended. Without the damage coverage, the renter will be responsible for the full retail value of any and all damages to the equipment. Damage coverage covers any accidental damage; it does not cover intentional damage, loss or theft. Purchasing damage coverage is cost-effective and highly recommended.

Where to pick up rentals

Rentals for cross-country skis, snowshoes and fat bikes can all be booked and collected from the Nordic Centre located at Greywolf Golf Course.

Important:

Stay on designated trails!
When on shared cross country trails ride on shoulder and not on the track set for classic cross-country skiers.
Tires must be 3.75" or wider with a tire pressure of less than 10 PSI, no exceptions.
Please observe trail signage and practice trail courtesy.