Whistler Bike Park Green Trails - Complete Beginner's Guide 

Anything I missed here? Hope everyone enjoyed the video and please share on to new mountain biking friends!

Thanks for this introduction. My 10 yo son would love the green trails, going to show him the vid, however, he does not know english yet, as we are from Germany...

Sometimes the best videos are the most simple. Pretty sure this is going to be helpful for thousands of riders for years to come. Well done, Paul!

My wife and I started Mountain Biking a couple months ago. We live in Daytona Beach. We have a dozen or so bike parks within an hour of us, and I can tell you from our standpoint that looks terrifying.

Total beginner (at 61 years young) MTB'er and this video has me sad that I'm 1,800 miles away. Certainly got the juices flowing, who knows... definitely a bucket list destination for me and my son. Thank you for an awesome ride along!

A speed indicator would be cool to see how fast you are hitting these sections

Thanks so much for this. As a complete beginner it's really intimidating to think about going places like this surrounded by experts. Seeing this helps big time.

Love del boca! I think more people need to hear that faster riders should yield to slower ones, especially on blue and green trails. I’ve seen some people act like they’re trying to win the World Cup down beginner trails.

Hey Look I'm First! Thanks for covering the trails people new to the sport want to see Paul!

Lol, the first time I went mountain biking was with my dad at trestle park and it was a blast. Although we rented bikes with no idea what to get and didn’t get a guide so about 20 seconds in I went head over heels over a berm and broke my visor on a log. All part of the experience though😂

This was a great video as some who is just getting into MTB. Doing beginner videos is helpful

I've been watching a lot of mountain bike videos lately.. I shattered both my wrists on a mountain bike (using it super wrong.. on a BMX track..) and I've been skiddish of MTB's ever since.. The video gives me a bit of anxiousness; but I think this one might've just sold me on at -least- giving it a try. The worst that can happen is me coming out of it and saying "Hey, I tried, it wasn't for me." Thank you for making this video :) I appreciated it!

This video is so helpful because I am going to whistler for the first time this summer to see crankworx and is super stoked about it but I only have watched people like Jordan boostmaster who ride doubleblacks and stuff so the blue and green trail video will help me find more amateur bases trails. Thank you so much!

Mister, have been watching your videos for a while now. Where i was to busy working, and did not have the time, now, at closing in on 56, i see that i am beginning to have what i did not have time for, some fun.. Looking to get a DiamondBack, and start riding. Have watched other videos on this park, and wondered where does a biginner start. Your taking the time to set up this video answers that question. also, fills a void that your never to old just to get out and start having fun. By your doing this, thinking of setting up a channel for people who like me are just starting out. Where to go, what to wear, a good starter bike. etc. In the end, thank you for doing this video. It means more to some of us that back silently and watch that you may never see, or know about. I would add this last thing. Never go through your day, and think your not appreciated, because you are. Thank You Kindly, SCOTTISHXPRIDE, TEXAS.

This channel is so good. It’s the reason I got into mountain biking.

Now do one for intermediate riders: all the reds/blues

I’ve been watching lots of mountain biking videos in quarantine and I’m thinking of starting it, I live in Vancouver so Whistler is very close and this video was very helpful, thanks a lot :)

I first started riding about a year ago on a beginner mountain bike (Diamondback Overdrive 29er) and i fell in love with the sport. I have since now purchased a Fox Float 32 fork, and an entire Shimano XT Groupset! I love the sport and everything about it, i suggest anyone who hasnt tried it, to give it a try for yourself. You might be surprised!

Been to Whistler for snowboarding but It's going to be my first time in Whistler for mountain biking this year. Thanks for the awesome video.

Your right no one has covered the trails for the beginner. Almost all the videos of Whistler is double black trails or blue trails .those are very intimidating for the beginner. Those are the riders you want to help welcome and make feel comfortable about riding whistler.

Such a great way to cover something a lot of other youtubers miss!

I think the location of Whistler Bike Park would be important info for a beginner.

Great video for new riders looking to make the trip to Whistler!

I am a sicilian endurist that never rode bike parks, I recently moved to England and I found out there's a hiking and tracking park that is ridable and I am enjoying it. There are a lot more climbs and up and downs than my usual natural trails but it's fun.

I am a newbie and had no idea Whistler, or any place had such a set-up. Awesome! I do believe I will make my way down from Alaska and try that someday Thanks Paul!

Thanks for posting this. It's nice to see some average trail riding at this Park. Every other vid I see is of people launching off A line. Nice to see something for the average guy

We had been in the park for 3 days straight our first trip and decided to see where Easy Does it went. It takes 20 minutes or so it seems but I was getting REALLY excited because I realized I could actually let my wife and kids ride Whistler if I ever saved enough money to take them. It's way below my skill level, but would be perfect for them. Pretty cool that it's there.

We are going to Whistler for the first time in a couple weeks. This video was great! Very few videos cover the simple stuff like getting in line and loading the bikes. That was great. Thanks and looking forward to your next video!

You deserve more SUBS

My firt time was in chamonix I was way out of my depth and after getting a guide the next time she took me down some very technical and steep trails, I did most of it in stages but was a bigger first step then I was comfortable with

Omg thank you. I've been waiting for a vid like this!!! 👊

greta vid man. not a beginner but i was curious and i have to say u did quite well with explaining stuff. dropped a sub

Thanks for the guide! I'm a cross country rider and got completely schooled at Winhdam in NY, which only had intermediate or harder courses! Wanted to make sure I could handle the trails. This looks pretty doable.

I love Whisteler bike trail, I ran into my first tree there👍😁

When you paused the video I thought my wifi was being dodgy.

I can't wait to truly get into Mountain Biking..

Thanks Paul - great videos! See you on the trails!! 💨

Nice! Thank you, and very well done. Cant wait to hit whistler this summer!

Wtf how does dis dud not have millions of subs? Seriously.

Great video - thanks for posting. Have been riding for many years, but have never been to a bike park. Helpful vid.

It's a great idea for a video since most of the stuff on RU-vid is experts hitting the black trails. That's cool to watch, but this is going to be helpful for a lot of riders. Well done!

I was quite happy doing the Lost Lake trails when the bike park was still covered in snow in May.

Mate, you couldn’t have timed this better. I’m coming over to see a friend at end of Sept so will share this video with him. Looking forward to the blue runs. Cheers!

Do this for more trails please! So helpful!

Thanks for this video I live in Pemberton and wanted to go try the bike park and I didn’t know what to ride this will helps tons

Thanks for doing this! Planning on going to Whistler for the first time next summer.

I thought the trail was gonna be green like the thumbnail lol

Thank you for this! Going to whistler in july for the 1st time, stuff like this is great for first timers. Subbed!

That looks amazing! Right up my amateur alley!

There's no shame in starting easy. No one just gets on their bike and is perfect off the line. The problem comes when you're still on those easy trails years later.

Thank you for the great video! I have never mountain biked but I am very interested in it so one day when I find the time I’ll visit Whistler. I’m still in high school and I don’t think I have the time to start now so maybe after or in college I can start.

Fantastic video for anyone just starting out... thanks for this!

Great vid! Thanks for the info. I hope to visit the park some day :D

Thank you for this video! My wife and I will be at Whistler in about 2 weeks!

You deserve at least 100k+ subscribers!

Going to Whistler for the first time in August. Good info here, thanks!

Excellent vid...looking forward to the next installments!

I have been to Whistler 3 times before, although sadly not for mountain biking, but I did recognize some of the areas in the video!

Great video! Great bike park. I just wish it wasn't 8000 km (5000 miles) away from my place. I ride trails like these in this videos in my home forests (I'm talking about the technical difficulty, not by elevation change) and am kind of bored by them by now. I'd like to expand my horizon. Whistler would be an awesome place to visit... some day.

Whisler skiing is amazing

Just ordered my Giant Glory advanced hoping to go whistler next year looks awesome!

Wow you are absolutely flying down these trails doesn't look like very beginner to me.

i like it! im from PH, one of my dream is the ride on whistler. hoping someday to ride with you also. ride safe Paul. :)

Wow i would Love to go to whistler bike park.But Im too far away.Im from philippines. you can also try trails here in philippines.

It's nice to see the easier lines. I just got into mountain biking and I get a bit scared looking at the big trails. Especially since in my case if I break my collarbone I might lose my arm lol

Thats rly nice, good trail for people like me to train how get the bike on side, off the ground and to get used to driving with higher speed

wow that was really cool! I'm a real beginner and I live in the suburbs their is not many places to ride but I love bunny hopping off of driveways that have a little ramp and curbs. This really made me wanna tackle a real trail!

Interesting thing =) Thanks for your work! (Cool, last night I looked on your ACC it was 999.999 abos, now its 100.000! Grats )

Thanks for posting this. I do blues in the Seattle area but hear things are tougher up north so want to start green when I go to whistler the first time this year. This should help esp since I'm taking friends that have never ridden mountain.

Great video. Some day maybe I’ll make it out there. Looks dreamy

9:15 thumbnail 😉

Just found you from BKXC, really like your style of videos pal, subscribed 👍

How are green and blue trails for a BMX? I've always wanted to take on some mellow downhill trails with by 20 inch.

Helmet : open face helmet allowed ? im in Whistler in a few months for 2 weeks, or do i need to buy full face .. Cheers

Great video. Del Bocca and Shady Acres look to be like a Blue Trail in the UK. Safe enough for beginners but fun enough for more experienced riders to warm up on or just enjoy.

Still terrified. I went biking once with my friend and ended up pressing the wrong break and going over the handle bars at quite high speed. Had to spend three days in a hospital and in a neck brace for six weeks. So yeah I don’t think it’s a sport for me, but enjoyed the video. Will be heading to whistler for skiing sometime so still nice to see what that might look like.

these the kind of trails i need.

brushing up on my whistler trails early..... Day 1 - Easy Does it Day 2 - Crank it up Day 3.......crank it up day 4..............crank it up day 5....................hospital

Awesome video, super helpful. One minor criticism: don't stop in the middle of a trail unless it is an emergency! I thought Californians were the only fools that did this, but no, I saw it plenty at Whistler too. If you need to stop, that's fine, just pull to the side.

Ill ride pretty much any level of track , save for downhill World Cup stuff, I watched this video for inspiration on trail features and to see the trails that so many people glance over.

Roses are red That trial is green Wow that trial is really green...

Good video dude. I’m on my 5th season in the bike park as well but I can still remember the stress of loading my bike on the lift on day 1 haha.

wow, here in Norway the biggest park has around 10 trails. im going there for sure

Re "get a guide your first time... there may be a package" There is. Bike Park 101 is bike, gear, instructor, and lift for 2 hrs for $150. A good deal even if it's a lot for 2 hrs of fun.

Looks good. The perfect place to start at whistler

this looks so fun im looking to buy my first legit mountain bike this year nothing too crazy, the bmx aint cutting it these days

can i do this with a hardtail to ?

Super useful video for U.K. mountain bikers

SICK VIDEO

I wanna go to whistler so bad... Florida cant compete with those trails

Please more of Those Videos! Loved it!

Great taking the intimidation out of visiting a bike park.

When's your Blue trail video coming out? I'm going to Whistler next week and need some good advice on what trails to ride!! Awesome video, keep it up!!

What about a merdia 2019 9.600 29er with 130 front and 120 rear mm suspension

Hey Paul. Amazing video. What is the best time to come to Whistler weather and crowd wise?

Could I take my Hardtail?

My family it thinking about moving to Vancouver, im so excited to live near the best downhill park im the world :D

This is my first time watching your videos and i will say that you are highly underrated as i think you make great content! subscribed! keep it up :)

Convinced the wife to honeymoon at Whistler, hope to bring our kids there someday.

First of all, great video Paul. On second thought, you might want to reduce your cutting a little, and have the whole trail in one piece. I got confused several times just because you skipped a few meters of trail by cutting the clip.