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You won’t be able to ride up. It’s at creekside but from creekside village to the finish line is either a 10 minute walk up the hill or the shuttle, which can take awhile. From the finish line you’ll be able to find a spot along the track for free. It’s just part of the finish line area that’s ticketed.

BGoldstone Added a reply to 2026 Race Talk

9/16/2026 11:00am
Judging by how many riders have come to whistler to ride early I’d say the racers are happy it’s a stop now.

BGoldstone Added a reply to 2026 Race Talk

9/11/2026 9:39am
US Open tracks have always been designed to be ridden by anyone that wants to enter so it caters to the masses just not the pros. A 13 year old kid can take a shot at beating AG if he wants. Killington was this way as well, it’s why it’s an Open race
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BGoldstone Added a reply to 2026 Race Talk

9/5/2026 1:09pm
Timing. If it was the weekend before Whistler you might see more euros stop on the way over. Southern hemisphere racers have gone home during the break and the western North American racers don’t want to do more travel. It’s almost quicker to get London from Vancouver than it is to get MSA