Lap after lap, riders get to know the Bike Park like the back of their hand. But, we’d like to find out who knows it best. Put your trail recall to the test and locate The Golden Nug. It’s simple – drop a pin onto a map of the Bike Park in the exact trail location the Golden Nug was taken.
This is a race of the internet’s finest, as the first person to correctly locate The Golden Nug will win a 2019 Whistler Mountain Bike Park Unlimited Pass, not to mention a lifetime supply of bragging rights.
Now, this isn’t horseshoes; close does not count. You need to select your location with surgeon-like precision. After all, mountain biking is a precise endeavour. You only get one guess per day, so if at first you don’t succeed, come back in 24 hours and try again.
If no one is able to successfully find the Nug by May 1 at 11:59 PST, we will bring out our measuring stick and find out who got the closest guess. If there is then a tie, the victory will go to who submitted their guess first. For the full rules, visit the contest website.
What are you waiting for? Go find
The Golden Nug.Happy hunting.
#TheGoldenNug2019 Passes on Sale NowHave no idea where The Golden Nug is? Maybe you should lock in your season pass now. Not only do you get the lowest price and bonus offers, but more riding this season means you will have a better chance at knowing at any potential Golden Nug’s in the future.
With options from Unlimited, 10, and 5 days, Twilight and Top of the World, we have what you need to take your summer of riding to the next level. For full details,
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Photography by Clint Trahan, Laurence Crossman-Emms and Robin O'Neill.
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We all just want to go play in the dirt but if Vail decides it can mountainbikers for money too, then we'll have to join skiers and boarders in looking for somewhere new to ride
Sure there are jumps that big but do you know they're safe? Do you know the speed is right? The advantages of bikeparks don't end at the lift...
Also do you WANT to pay more to ride?
Do you have enve's by chance?
I still can't get over how you were responsible for your friend ending up in the hospital for being such a terrible guide. That's outrageous.
So you're gonna fly to Whistler, stay in a very expensive hotel, pay for expensive food, and hike up the service roads you are not allowed to hike up to illegally poach the bike park trails. All because Whistler raised the ticket prices?
What's your response to the bike park patrol gonna be when they tell you not to hike the service roads because its dangerous?
"I'm a dumb ass" ???
Who comes up with these ideas?
I, personally, don't have the time, energy, or patience for that, but I'm just suggesting an alternative