What is the best trail in Whistler?
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beanbelly
(Jul 21, 2013 at 11:09)
Why isn't there a "I haven't gotten to go to whistler but I dream of it" option?!?!?
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The jumps on crabapple hits are massive
Probably the fastest tables on the mountain but I could be wrong. For all those who havent gone to Whistler yet, you should really do whatever you have to do to get there. It is so far beyond any other bike park in terms of size, trail diversity, and the sheer amount of riding you can get done in a day. It is the place to go to progress your riding, after a week on the trails you will know what I mean.
And bring a lot of money because food and booze adds up when your staying in the village. If you think you have enough, bring a few hundred more might as well live it up while your there anyways!
Probably the fastest tables on the mountain but I could be wrong. For all those who havent gone to Whistler yet, you should really do whatever you have to do to get there. It is so far beyond any other bike park in terms of size, trail diversity, and the sheer amount of riding you can get done in a day. It is the place to go to progress your riding, after a week on the trails you will know what I mean. And bring a lot of money because food and booze adds up when your staying in the village. If you think you have enough, bring a few hundred more might as well live it up while your there anyways!
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Whistler is all about the combos, there is no best trail in whistler; its the best trail combo. For me its orginal sin to frieght train/no joke, sidetrack to duffman, then lower aline to either hornet or the gx course. Another deadly combo is frieght train to orginal sin to in deep, rip down that blue trail to get ready for too tight or d1. Then finish the fitz with shleyer to lower whistler downhill.
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what do you mean boring? i've ridden it around 5 times in one day and i can't say i've started enjoying it less
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It's definitely not boring but I dont understand how you could lap it all day and nothing else. I also find that the guys who do lap after lap of A-line and have a decent amount of style are often completely incompetent on any other type of trail. There is so much more you can learn on a tech trail. They are so much more challenging.
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Nah, it's not boring! Like you need variation so It might get boring if its all you rode but I ride it at least once or twice a day.
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Agree mostly here, Dirt Merchant beats out A-line to be honest. I prefer Upper over Lower Aline but DM still wins.
I don't get guys who just lap a-line though. I totally agree that some of the people who only ride that are usually crap riders or DJers just shredding down. Good for them though, biking is biking, you just won't catch me lapping a-line on repeat very often.
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Trespasser or ride dont slide followed by a pulled pork burger.
I do agree with those that say wistler is about the combos though.
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Officially they don't exist 
, South of Heaven. In bounds I'd go for Angry Pirate to Crack addict, or Duffman, Side Track or No Joke/New Joke. Only got to ride Afternoon Delight once when it just opened.
, South of Heaven. In bounds I'd go for Angry Pirate to Crack addict, or Duffman, Side Track or No Joke/New Joke. Only got to ride Afternoon Delight once when it just opened.