5.2 miles
Distance
1,113 ft
Climb
-2,214 ft
Descent
3,351 ft
High Point
Start your Whistler Bike Park day off by warming up on some mellower trails before dropping into the more gnarly trails the park has to offer.
Crank It Up uses the mountain's topography extremely well. It will give you a chance to figure out the speed the park offers and the braking techniques you'll need throughout the day.
Your second lap consists of some of the park's best corners, found on Ninja Cougar and flowing trail sections on Karate Monkey and Ho Chi Min.
Detailed Description
First Time Visitor - Warmup Laps Day 2 is a 5 mile popular intermediate route located near Whistler British Columbia. This mountain bike only route can be used one direction and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route includes 24 trails. This route climbs 1,113 ft with a max elevation of 3,351 ft then descends -2,214 ft.
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33 Reviews & Comments
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dangernoodle92808
(Sep 12, 2022 at 14:06)

Trail Ho Chi Min
Really fun, narrow flow which will force you to practice tight awkward turns.
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dangernoodle92808
(Sep 12, 2022 at 14:06)

Trail Ho Chi Min
Really fun, narrow flow which will force you to practice tight awkward turns.
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Ryanhester1446
(Aug 28, 2022 at 22:18)

Trail Crank It Up - Lower
Scariest trail in whistler. Crash way to much on this
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Ryanhester1446
(Aug 28, 2022 at 22:18)

Trail Crank It Up - Lower
Scariest trail in whistler. Crash way to much on this
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flowfrankniloc
(Jul 2, 2022 at 6:06)

Trail B-Line - Upper
Pretty fun flowy trail but i wouldn't call this much of a jump trail.
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Trail Crank It Up More
Awesome jump trail. Jumps are a bit bigger and you gotta pump a bit more to clear them but everything is rollable and has a table top; no gaps. Fun for all skill levels and you'll have a blast even if you case everything! Highly recommended.
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Timpowers
(Aug 11, 2020 at 22:14)

Trail Crank It Up More
Bigger jumps than I had expected. If Crank it up push’s you’re boundaries I’d stay off this one.
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Trail EZ Does It - Lower
Perfect trail for learning DH riding. I believe the W/B website has a trail progression list for riding the park.
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Trail EZ Does It - Lower
Perfect trail for learning DH riding. I believe the W/B website has a trail progression list for riding the park.
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Trail EZ Does It - Lower
Im from the midwest and will be starting on this trail to get a feel for the DH riding that I dony have here. Even though i been riding for 20 years its a good idea not to jumo on a black before testing the ground.
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Trail EZ Does It - Lower
Im from the midwest and will be starting on this trail to get a feel for the DH riding that I dony have here. Even though i been riding for 20 years its a good idea not to jumo on a black before testing the ground.
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Trail Ho Chi Min
A nice balance between tech and flow. Plenty for a dad to enjoy with shredder kids.
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Trail Ho Chi Min
A nice balance between tech and flow. Plenty for a dad to enjoy with shredder kids.
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Trail Crank It Up - Lower
Rained a bunch yesterday, but was perfect by midday. Closed in the afternoon, unclear why. Maybe for a crash earlier?
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Trail Crank It Up - Lower
Rained a bunch yesterday, but was perfect by midday. Closed in the afternoon, unclear why. Maybe for a crash earlier?
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Trail Heart of Darkness
Very bumpy at the bottom. Loads of braking bumps. Dry and dusty right now
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Trail Heart of Darkness
Very bumpy at the bottom. Loads of braking bumps. Dry and dusty right now
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Trail Heart of Darkness
Very bumpy at the bottom. Loads of braking bumps. Dry and dusty right now
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Trail Heart of Darkness
Fantastic until the washboard begins 2/3 down. Then it's a 'try to keep your fillings in your teeth"!
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Trail Heart of Darkness
Fantastic until the washboard begins 2/3 down. Then it's a 'try to keep your fillings in your teeth"!
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Trail Heart of Darkness
Fantastic until the washboard begins 2/3 down. Then it's a 'try to keep your fillings in your teeth"!
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Trail EZ Does It - Lower
Like Easy Does It upper, I gave this trail 5-stars for what it is. A beginner trail that is excellent for introducing new riders to the park, a great way for them to build confidence.
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Trail EZ Does It - Lower
Like Easy Does It upper, I gave this trail 5-stars for what it is. A beginner trail that is excellent for introducing new riders to the park, a great way for them to build confidence.
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Primary ActivityMountain Bike
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Difficulty ratingBlue
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Route TypePoint to Point
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Bike typeDH, AM
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DirectionOne Direction
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Physical ratingModerate
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More Stats for First Time Visitor - Warmup Laps Day 2 mountain bike route
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Altitude change-1,101 ft
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Altitude min2,250 ft
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Altitude start3,351 ft
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Altitude end2,251 ft
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Grade-4%
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Grade max-56%
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Grade min575.4%
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Distance climb1 mile
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Distance down4 miles
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Distance flat846 ft
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Big jumps that beginners can ride in Whistler Bike Park // Crank It Up
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Whistler has a blue rated A-Line and it is awesome! // C-More
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