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Practice jumps, drops, and dual slalom lines at HIDDEN VALLEY Skills Park on Panorama’s lower slopes. A family-friendly progression zone with all-day access, clinics, and tuned features—perfect for riders looking to level up before bigger runs.
Practice jumps, drops, and dual slalom lines at HIDDEN VALLEY Skills Park on Panorama’s lower slopes. A family-friendly progression zone with all-day access, clinics, and tuned features—perfect for riders looking to level up before bigger runs.
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Skills Park at Toby Creek Adventures sits on the lower slopes of Panorama Mountain Resort in Panorama, British Columbia. It’s a compact, deliberately-built skills area where riders of all levels practice jumps, drops, and cornering within a controlled zone. HIDDEN VALLEY’s core features include a progression of wood and dirt jumps, a dual slalom, a mulch jump, and a selection of technical drops carved into spruce-and-alpine terrain, making it a favorite training ground for families and aspiring freeriders. The park opens for all-day access from 10am to 4pm, and a day pass lets you refine lines without the pressure of lift schedules. Expect beginner rollers and small tabletops that gently build confidence, as well as larger takeoffs that demand speed and commitment; full-face helmets are mandatory on advanced features and riders under thirteen must be accompanied by an adult. The surface mixes packed dirt with mulched sections that hold form and drain quickly, while the surrounding lodge forest of Engelmann spruce and subalpine fir provides a clear mountain backdrop. Because the skills park is part of Toby Creek Adventures • 2213 Toby Creek Rd, Panorama, BC V0A 1T0, Canada, it functions as both a teaching site and an ongoing test track. Local guides and staff tune features seasonally, shaping lips and refreshing landings after rain. The dual slalom is excellent for timing drills and friendly races; the mulch jump offers forgiving landings for riders dialing in airtime. Instructional clinics often run here, making it an ideal place to progress technical abilities before hitting longer trail runs. What sets this Skills Park apart is its deliberate progression model and family-forward policies: no solo riding, a minimum two-rider rule, and careful feature grading keep risk manageable. For Panorama visitors staying in nearby Invermere or on-mountain lodging, this is an afternoon well spent practicing technique without committing to long descents. Photographers and coaches appreciate the clear sightlines along the slalom and the shaded staging areas near the meeting point. Plan to arrive with a bike suitable for jumps and a tuned suspension; tire choice and a comfy seat height make a big difference. Keep an eye on weather and check in at the Toby Creek Adventures desk for feature status and any age or gear updates. Whether you’re shaking off a winter layoff or sharpening race lines, Skills Park is a compact, pragmatic, and fun place to level up on Panorama’s slopes. If you’re new, book a clinic or bring an experienced buddy; staff can advise which features match your skill level and what protective gear to prioritize. After a session, walk the lower ridge for panoramic views of Columbia Lake and the Purcell Mountains—an easy cooldown that rewards effort with alpine vistas.
Skills Park access runs 10am–4pm; day passes allow all-day use during those hours.
No; the park requires a minimum of two riders—no solo riding is permitted.
Yes; full-face helmets are mandatory on advanced features and strongly recommended for all jump runs.
Riders under 13 must be accompanied by an adult (14+); there are beginner features appropriate for younger riders.
Instructional clinics often run in the skills zone—check with Toby Creek Adventures staff at check-in for schedules.
Staff inspect and tune features; some jumps may be closed until landings firm up for safety.
Toby Creek Adventures operates out of Panorama, British Columbia, offering guided and self-guided mountain experiences across summer and winter seasons. The company runs a dedicated Skills Park for mountain biking, multiple shuttle and private-shuttle options for freeride laps, and a range of motorized tours including snowmobile and ATV/SXS trips. Tours visit alpine highlights such as Paradise Alpine Cabin, frozen Marmot Falls, and a historic silver mine, combining scenic vistas with on-trail exploration. Safety briefings, provided safety gear, and shuttle services are integrated into select experiences — for example, several ATV and snowmobile tours include a pre-ride safety briefing, and the E-Bike Burn Your Battery Pass supplies safety gear and guidance. The Paradise Mine, Paradise Basin, and Mountain Icefall snowmobile tours emphasize scenic stops and alpine amenities like hot drinks and BBQs at the cabin. Toby Creek Adventures hosts targeted events such as the Canadian Enduro League - Race Day Pass (August 16), and offers pass formats for repeated downhill laps including mid-week private shuttles and battery-limited e-bike sessions. Trip options explicitly note skill levels where applicable, with beginner-friendly snowmobile and ATV tours and more technical mountain bike routes for intermediate riders. As a Panorama-based operator, Toby Creek Adventures focuses on delivering location-specific experiences that leverage the region’s alpine terrain, historic sites, and panoramic mountain views while maintaining clear safety procedures and on-trail amenities.
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