TERMS & CONDITIONS

General Park Rules & Conditions of Entry

(Effective April 1 2026)

 

These terms and conditions apply to all persons entering the premises of North Shore Bike Park ("the Park"), including riders, spectators, and event attendees ("Users").

1. Condition of Entry: Entry into the Park is conditional upon acceptance of all terms, conditions, and rules outlined herein. Payment for and use of Park facilities constitutes acceptance of these conditions.

2. Revocable License: Access to the Park is a revocable license. The Park reserves the right to refuse entry or remove any User from the premises at any time, without refund, for conduct that is unsafe, unruly, or violates Park policy. Users who refuse to leave after being directed to do so by Park staff will be considered trespassers. The Park may call law enforcement to enforce removal. Users are responsible for any legal consequences resulting from refusal to leave.

3. Proof of Entry: All Users who intend to ride must possess and display a valid ticket, season pass, or event wristband at all times. Failure to produce valid proof of entry upon request by Park staff may result in removal from the Park.

4. Non-Transferable Access: All Park access products (including but not limited to day passes, season passes, and event entries) are for personal use by the registered individual only and are strictly non-transferable.

5. Membership Subject to Hours of Operation: Members' access is limited to the Park's current hours of operation. Membership grants no right to access the Park outside of posted operating hours.
    

Assumption of Risk & Liability

1. Inherent Dangers: The User acknowledges that riding or skating in a bike park is an inherently dangerous activity with risks of serious injury, paralysis, or death. Risks include, but are not limited to, falls, collisions, equipment failure, and variations in terrain and man-made features. All Users voluntarily assume all risks associated with being on Park premises.

2. Mandatory Liability Waiver: All riders must execute a valid North Shore Bike Park Release of Liability, Waiver of Claims, Assumption of Risks and Indemnity Agreement ("Waiver") prior to using any terrain or features. No exceptions will be made.

3. Personal Health & Fitness: Riders confirm they are in good physical condition and are not under the influence of alcohol, cannabis, or any substance that impairs judgment or physical ability. Users are responsible for recognizing their own skill level and riding accordingly.
    

Protective Equipment & Bike Requirements

1. Helmets Mandatory: Every rider must wear a certified bicycle helmet at all times while riding. Full-face helmets are strongly recommended.

2. Protective Gear Recommended: The use of other protective equipment is strongly recommended, including full-finger gloves, knee pads, elbow pads, and body armour.

3. Equipment Condition: Riders are solely responsible for ensuring their bicycle and other equipment are in good working condition and are appropriate for the demanding nature of the Park's terrain.

4. No electric or motor powered vehicles are allowed in the park at any time.  This includes vehicles with a battery removed.
    

Park Rules & User Conduct

1. Obey Staff and Signage: Users must comply with all posted signage and instructions from Park staff and Bike Patrol.

2. Ride Within Your Abilities: Know your limits. Inspect terrain and features before riding them ("Pre-ride, Re-ride, Freeride"). Do not attempt terrain or features beyond your skill level.

3. Trail Etiquette: All riders must adhere to the rider's responsibility code, which includes staying in control, yielding to riders downhill or ahead, stopping only in safe and visible areas, and obeying all trail markings.

4. Accident Reporting: All accidents and injuries must be reported to Park staff or Bike Patrol immediately.

5. Respect Park & Environment: Vandalism, littering, and riding outside of marked terrain are strictly prohibited.

6. No Drones: Unauthorized use of drones or other unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) is not permitted within Park boundaries.
    

Minors (Users Under 19 Years of Age)

1. Parent/Guardian Consent: Users under the age of 19 in British Columbia must have the Park's official Waiver signed by their parent or legal guardian.

2. Supervision: The Park requires that all children under the age of 8 be actively supervised by a responsible adult at all times who is no more than a few steps away.

3. Drop Off: Children aged 8 through 11 may be dropped off by a parent or guardian. The parent or guardian must check in, and must ensure that appropriate contact information is provided in the park system.
    

Tickets, Products & Park Operations

1. All Sales Final: All sales of Park access products are final. No refunds will be issued for any reason, including weather, trail closures, injury, or ejection from the Park.

2. Hours of Operation: Park operating hours are subject to change at any time without prior notice. Changes may be made due to weather, maintenance, staff availability, special events, or operational considerations. Please check our official website for the most current information.

3. The Park reserves the right to close any feature, or the entire facility at any time without notice or compensation to Users. Closures may be permanent or temporary and may occur for weather, maintenance, safety concerns, or operational reasons. Users who have already paid for access will not receive refunds due to closures.

 

Miscellaneous

1. Personal Property: Users are responsible for their personal property. The Park is not liable for any lost, stolen, or damaged items.

2. Media Release: By entering the Park, the User grants North Shore Bike Park the unrestricted right to use their likeness in any photograph, video, or other media recording for any legal purpose, including promotional and commercial use, without compensation.

3. Parking & Vehicle Responsibility: Users are responsible for their vehicles while parked on Park premises. The Park is not liable for vehicle damage, theft, or towing. Improper or illegally parked vehicles may be towed at the owner's expense.

4. Governing Law: These terms shall be governed by the laws of the Province of British Columbia and the federal laws of Canada applicable therein.