The Lift Zone

Photo by Time Foster

The Lift Zone trails

South side of the mountain.

Chairlift access to Wentworth Mountain Bike Park’s Lift Zone opens for the 2024 season. The opening date is July 6th, weather conditions permitting. 

The trail development plan for the 2024 season includes a gentle, flowing green trail for novice riders, blue freedride trail, blue technical trail, and an expert-only black jump line. These trails will be available once chairlift access begins. The existing Outer Limits, Hillbilly and Bugs will also be open. Construction on a black freeride trail under the chairlift begins summer 2024.

What you need to know

An All Access Mountain Bike Season Pass gives riders full access to the chairlift-accessed Lift Zone and Climb Zone trails on the north side and Cross Country trails located at the top of the mountain. The Wentworth Mountain Bike Park will be open Friday through Sunday, starting July 6th and ending in late October.

Bike criteria for Bike Park:
Bikes must have hand brakes. No balance bikes.
Bikes with tires larger than 3” must be loaded on a bike hook. Maximum weight is 50lbs
No bikes with child carriers

Nova Scotia law requires all cyclists to wear a properly fitted and securely fastened bicycle helmet that complies with regulations. 

Season passes are available for purchase online. Single-day passes will be available for purchase at the trailhead by scanning a QR code.

Ski and snowboard? An All-Access pass add-on to the 2024-25 Winter Season Pass is available at certain times of the year. This is your ticket to Four Seasons of Adventure at Wentworth! Learn more

Wentworth Mountain Bike Park 
Your legal responsibility as a Mountain Bike Park participant is explained in the following notice, which you'll see posted around the park. It is necessary to read and fully understand the Exclusion of Liability.

Signage
Trail safety is everybody’s responsibility. Read the site signage carefully. All routes are designated by colour-coded trail markers at the start of each descent. You must read and understand the Understanding Bike Park Signage.

Etiquette
Trail etiquette keeps the bike park safer and more fun for everyone. You will likely encounter riders of varying abilities. Be sure to follow the Mountain Bike Responsibility Code carefully.

Equipment
Before riding, always inspect your equipment or have it checked by a qualified bike mechanic. For more information, review the Mountain Bike Checklist.

Wentworth would like to acknowledge the quality, creativity, and efficiency of Kodiak Trailworks’ design and construction of trails on our mountains’ south and north sides. Kodiak and Wentworth aim to grow the sport and raise mountain biking trail standards in Eastern Canada.