All The Best Mountain Coasters You Can Ride In B.C.

Photo: Panorama Mountain Resort / Facebook, @revelstokemtnresort / Instagram

B.C. is packed with beautiful mountains, which means that the province also features tons of gravity-fed mountain coasters! These thrilling rides offer a super unique way to take in the sights from far above while also zipping through the trees.

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We’re rounding up all the best mountain coasters you can ride right now in B.C., so buckle up and get ready to zoom through the forest!

The Best Mountain Coasters in B.C.

The Pipe Mountain Coaster (Revelstoke Mountain Coaster)

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Photo: Revelstoke Mountain Resort

Revelstoke Mountain Resort’s Pipe Mountain Coaster has offered up family-friendly thrills for many summers. The resort has two tracks that take riders on twists and turns across ski runs, between glades, and through tunnels.

If you’re looking for the fastest speed you can go, the carts will take you up to 42 km/h. But you’re definitely able to go slower if you prefer, allowing you to control your own speed. This makes it great for families that are looking for some mountain fun, but don’t want to go too fast.

💲 Cost: $39 (Adult 13+) / $39 (Child 8-12) / $15 (Passenger tot 3-7) / $39 (Senior 65+)

🚗 Distance from Vancouver: ~6.8 hours / 570KM

Grouse Gravity Coaster (Grouse Mountain)

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Photo: Grouse Mountain

New to 2026 is Grouse Mountain’s Grouse Gravity Coaster! With over 1,400 metres of fun, this new coaster is sure to thrill you the entire ride.

The Mountain Coaster is located to the skiers left of The Cut. Once boarded, guests will be taken to the Nose Dive coaster accelerator, through the Tailspin’s 360-degree turn, and then into The Chimney downhill tunnel.

After that, guests get the chance to view Vancouver from the heights of Grouse Mountain, following a downward path to the Landing Zone as the coater decelerates. The ride ends once it heads back up to the start point.

💲 Cost: $29 (Solo) / +$12 (Passenger)

🚗 Distance from Vancouver: ~20 min. / 12KM

Eagle Coaster (Cypress Mountain)

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Photo: @cypressmtn & @julialeiterman / Instagram

Cypress Mountain’s Eagle Coaster is a must-visit if you get the chance. One ticket gets you on the chairlift up and the coaster down, as well as free parking!

You’ll start your journey up the mountain with views over the Howe Sound to the top of Black Mountain. After that, you’ll be descending 1,700 metres with a 279-metre drop. But don’t worry, you’re in control of the speed the entire time, with top speeds maxing out at 40 km/h. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or looking for a scenic glide down the mountain, the Eagle Coaster is great for folks of all ages.

💲 Cost: $36 (Driver) / +$17.50 (Passenger)

🚗 Distance from Vancouver: ~30 min. / 28KM

Wild Rider Mountain Coaster (Panorama Mountain Resort)

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Photo: Panorama Mountain Resort

Jump onto Panorama Mountain Resort’s Wild Rider Coaster for some twists, turns, and gorgeous views this summer. Riders are taken through a pine forest and open mountain terrain that begins at the top of the Discovery Quad chairlift, and then back to the village.

It’s 1KM of pure excitement, bringing riders up to speeds of 40 km/h, but how fast you go is totally up to you.

💲 Cost: $29 – $32 (Driver) / +$14 (Passenger)

🚗 Distance from Vancouver: ~9 hours / 850KM

Railrider Mountain Coaster (Golden Skybridge)

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Photo: Golden Skybridge

Golden Skybridge’s Railrider Mountain Coaster is Canada’s longest mountain coaster, bringing adrenaline-pumping thrills to riders. Get ready for beautifully breathtaking sights through alpine landscapes!

You can expect a 360-degree loop, a 50-ft. tunnel, and even a cantilevered section that expends over the Columbia Valley, making you feel like you’re truly flying over the valley. It’s an awesome blend of views, adventure, and speed.

💲 Cost: ~$80 (Adult pricing; includes day access to Golden Skybridge + walking trails)

🚗 Distance from Vancouver: ~8 hours / 711KM

Looking for more adventure? Check out our Things To Do section for tons of summertime fun ideas.

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