Mountain biking
in Hinton
About 90 km of trails across our networks and a free 37-acre bike park, built and looked after by the Hinton Mountain Bike Association, a registered charity, and its volunteers.
Before you ride
Trail status
Ride dirt, not mud. If you’re leaving ruts, it’s too wet, so please turn around. For the latest conditions, ask in the HMBA Facebook group before you head out.
Updated November 5, 2026
Bighorn Ridge — Open
Happy Creek — Open
Jack’s Network — Work in progress — Revival work underway. Some sections not yet ready.
Hinton Bike Park — Open
Maxwell Lake winter trails — Not groomed yet — Grooming starts once there’s enough snow.
On the calendar
Rides & events
Weekly group rides run from May to early October, weather permitting. In winter, volunteers groom select trails for fat biking, skiing, snowshoeing and walking.
Mon 7PM — Monday Ladies Ride — Bike Park parking lot. Ladies of all skill levels, May to early October.
Wed 7PM — Wednesday Member Ride — Bike Park parking lot. Members of all skill levels, May to early October.
Feb 2027 — Hinton Growler — Fat bike endurance race. Saturday, February 27, 2027 is the tentative date. Details to come.
Winter — Winter riding — Groomed trails depend on snow, weather and volunteers. Ask about current conditions in the HMBA Facebook group.
Pick your trail
Trail networks
Bighorn Ridge, Happy Creek and Jack's. Rolling singletrack with roots, boardwalks and viewpoints, up to the most elevation and descent in the region.
See the networks →
Hinton Bike Park
A skills area, two pump tracks, dirt jumps, a flow trail and an advanced jump line on 37 acres. Free for everyone.
Plan a park day →
Join the club
Membership is $35 for one rider or $75 for a family, and it's what keeps the club going.
Membership details →
Support the trails
Become a member
$35 for one rider or $75 for a family. The membership year runs April 1 to March 31.
JoinVolunteer
Trail and bike park maintenance nights, SprocKids coaching, events, group ride leaders and board roles.
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