PANORAMA E-BIKE FIELD GUIDE
Burn Your Battery Pass: Hourly Shuttle Laps and E‑Bike Freeride at Panorama
Ride up with the shuttle and descend as many times as your battery allows — this guide explains the hourly e‑lap format, shuttle logistics, and on‑trail requirements.
Burn Your Battery Pass: Hourly Shuttle Laps and E‑Bike Freeride at Panorama.
At Panorama, the E‑Bike Burn Your Battery Pass turns the mountain into a go‑again playground: riders shuttle up on hourly e‑laps, then descend an intermediate freeride line solo—berms, rollers and tabletop jumps—repeating laps until the battery runs dry.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Hourly E‑Laps — Ride, Return, Repeat
E‑laps run hourly: ride up with the shuttle and descend the intermediate freeride trail as many times as your battery allows. When booking, select your first lap start time and plan repeats around the hourly shuttle schedule.
Intermediate Freeride: Berms, Rollers and Tabletop Jumps
The descent is an intermediate freeride trail designed for fast, fun laps: expect endless berms, rollers and intermediate‑level tabletop jumps suited to riders looking to push flow and airtime.
Weekend and Holiday Availability
The Burn Your Battery Pass operates on Saturdays and Sundays, with select Fridays and holiday Mondays available—book your first lap start time accordingly.
What the day feels like
What the Day Feels Like
You shuttle up with a guide and trail sweep, then let go on a flowing intermediate freeride descent—each cycle is a compact rush: about a 20‑minute approach to the trailhead, a guided ascent, and a solo, fast descent punctuated by berms, rollers and tabletop jumps until your battery says stop.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who gets the most out of Burn Your Battery Pass — and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
All riders must wear a helmet; knee and elbow pads are recommended. Riders must read and sign the release of liability waiver and familiarize themselves with the mountain bike responsibility code.
Before riding you must read, understand and sign the operator's release of liability waiver and follow the mountain bike responsibility code.
Select your first lap start time when booking. For questions contact the reservations team at 1-888-357-4449 or [email protected].
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the shuttle approach to the trailhead?
The ride up to the trailhead is approximately 20 minutes.
How often do the e‑laps run?
E‑laps run hourly with the Toby Creek Adventures shuttle.
When is Burn Your Battery Pass available?
The program is open Saturday and Sunday, with select Fridays and holiday Mondays available.
Do I need to purchase a pass to ride?
Yes — to ensure safety around the ATV/SXS program, all guests must purchase a Toby Creek Adventures shuttle or E‑bike trail pass.
What safety gear and paperwork are required?
All riders must wear a helmet; knee and elbow pads are recommended. Riders must read and sign the release of liability waiver and familiarize themselves with the mountain bike responsibility code.
Can I ride the access route on my own?
No — all riders must be accompanied by Toby Creek Adventures staff (with radio) because the access route is shared with the ATV program.