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Riders on the Valley Trail

E-Bike Brewery Tours in Whistler

Guided rides along the Valley Trail, with local craft beer waiting at the finish. An easy, social way to see Whistler.

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Explore Whistler the Right Way

Guided e-bike tours along the Valley Trail, with stops at local breweries for a pint along the way. No traffic, no map-reading — just the ride and the view.

We've taken guided e-bike and beer tours all over South America and Europe, and kept asking why Whistler didn't have one. So we built it: a relaxed, guided ride through the valley that ends exactly where it should — at a local taproom.

N S E W Upper Village START · SPICY SPORTS Rainbow Park Whistler Brewing Co. TASTING STOP Coast Mountain Brewing TASTING STOP Function Junction Whistler Valley Trail 16 KM ROUND-TRIP · MOSTLY FLAT

About Peak Pedal Brews

Craft beer flight at a local Whistler brewery

Our Story

We spent years chasing guided e-bike and beer tours across South America and Europe, and fell in love with how they brought people together. We wanted that same feeling here — so we built it in the valley we call home.

Peak Pedal Brews guides and riders group photo

Our Team

A small crew of locals who love bikes, beer, and building good days for strangers who become friends by the second brewery stop. We know this valley and the people pouring the pints in it.

E-bike ready for a Peak Pedal Brews tour

Our Tours

One guided route, done right: e-bikes, local craft beer, and mountain views, built as an easy, social day out. Ride, sip, and explore Whistler together — no experience required.

What to Expect on Your Peak Pedal Brews Tour

3–4 Hours

Guided tour with brewery stops and scenic viewpoints along the way.

16 km Round-Trip

Mostly flat Valley Trail from Upper Village to Function Junction.

2 Tastings

Craft beer flights from Whistler Brewing and Coast Mountain Brewing, included.

$199 + tax

Per person — includes e-bike rental, tastings, and a bottle of water.

Ready for Your Whistler E-Bike Brewery Adventure?

Book your guided e-bike brewery tour today and experience Whistler's Valley Trail combined with tastings from local craft breweries. Perfect for adventure seekers, beer enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a memorable day out.

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Paid Tours Open August 7

We're running a few soft-launch rides first — join the waitlist and we'll email you the moment booking opens.

Get on the waitlist

Email info@peakpedalbrews.com and we'll reach out as soon as paid tours go live on August 7.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can't find your answer? Reach out to us at info@peakpedalbrews.com

It's roughly 8 km there and 8 km back from the Upper Village to Function Junction along the Valley Trail — about 25 to 35 minutes of riding time depending on your pace and stops. The trail runs directly through Whistler's neighbourhoods, connecting the Upper Village to Function Junction.

Totally fine. Peak Pedal Brews is meant to be a relaxed, social ride rather than a workout, and the Valley Trail route is mostly gentle and easily managed with your e-bike's pedal assist.

$199 + tax per person (gratuity not included). That covers your 3–4 hour guided tour, e-bike rental, two tasting flights — from Whistler Brewing and Coast Mountain Brewing — and a complimentary bottle of water.

Almost certainly. This tour is built to be fun, social, and easygoing — you don't need to be in great shape to enjoy it. With a relaxed pace along the Valley Trail, it's a great fit for anyone after a memorable day with bikes, beer, and mountain views.

At Spicy Sports in the Upper Village — #4557 Blackcomb Way #110, Whistler, BC V8E 0Y2.

If conditions turn extreme — heavy rain, thunderstorms, and the like — we'll notify you the day of your tour and issue a full refund.

We're currently in a soft-launch period with paid tours opening August 7. Join the waitlist by emailing info@peakpedalbrews.com and we'll follow up with online booking and payment once it's live.

Whistler is bear country. If we see one, we stop, stay calm, and give it plenty of space — your guide handles the situation and keeps the group together so everyone stays safe.