Endless Biking
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Endless Biking suits riders who want a guide on North Vancouver's Mount Fromme trails or a premium rental by the Second Narrows bridge, with guided trail tours from $335 for one rider in 2026. In winter the week is short, because the shop closes Tuesday to Thursday from November to April.
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What they offer
| Offering | From | Duration | Months |
|---|---|---|---|
| North Shore Sampler trail tourBlue trails with some black for intermediate riders, starting at the trailhead or the shop. A shuttle to the trails adds from $125. Rental add-ons start at $95 for a full-suspension bike and $175 for an eMTB. | $335 per person | 3 or 5 hours | All year |
| Enduro Classics tourTechnical blue and black trails for experienced riders, with options to ride more than one mountain. | $335 per person | 3 or 5 hours | All year |
| Gravity ShuttlesStarts at the shop, for strong intermediate to advanced riders who want downhill laps. | $500 per group | 3 or 4 hours | All year |
| Gravel and scenic toursGravel paths and forest along the Seymour River for casual riders. | $325 per person | – | All year |
| Lessons and youth programsEndless Biking runs skills sessions for adults and camps for kids. | – | – | – |
Kelli Sherbinin and Darren Butler founded Endless Biking in 2004 after racing professionally in the late 1990s. The pair went on to co-found the Professional Mountain Bike Instructors Association and later the Global Syndicate of Mountain Bike Coaches. Their shop at 1467 Crown Street in Lower Lynn sits just north of the Second Narrows bridge and has free customer parking out front. Bus 210 from downtown Vancouver stops by the shop and carries on toward Mount Fromme.
The North Shore Sampler is the intermediate tour. It costs from $335 for one rider and $75 for each extra, and it mixes rooty climbs and rock gardens with flowy descents and wooden bridges on blue trails. Enduro Classics takes experienced riders onto technical blue and black trails for the same price. Gravity Shuttles leave from the shop for $500 and up, and the price includes the van and driver. Casual riders can book a gravel or scenic tour through old-growth forest by the Seymour River from $325.
The rental fleet runs to Kona Process and Hei Hei full-suspension bikes and eMTBs from Norco and Rocky Mountain, all set up tubeless. Book at least four hours ahead and sign the waiver before you arrive. Full-suspension and electric bikes need a $2,000 hold on a Visa or Mastercard. Endless runs the front brake on the left, and swapping it costs $35.
Endless stays open all year. From November to April the shop opens Monday and Friday from 10 am to 5 pm and weekends from 9 am to 5 pm, and it closes Tuesday to Thursday and on statutory holidays.
Worth knowing
- A shuttle add-on from $125 saves your legs for the descents on a trail tour.
- Rent a POC helmet for $10 a day or a full face for $20 if you travel without one.
- A Ride Pass covers several rentals across the whole fleet at a lower rate than booking each day.
Quick answers about Endless Biking
Does Endless Biking rent e-mountain bikes?
Yes. Endless Biking rents full-power eMTBs such as the Norco Sight VLT and Kona Remote 160 from its Crown Street shop in North Vancouver, with a $2,000 credit card hold.
Is Endless Biking open in winter?
Yes. From November to April Endless Biking opens Monday and Friday from 10 am to 5 pm and weekends from 9 am to 5 pm, and it closes Tuesday to Thursday.
How much is a guided mountain bike tour in North Vancouver?
Endless Biking's North Shore Sampler costs from $335 for one rider in 2026, with $75 for each extra rider. Its Gravity Shuttles start at $500.
Does Endless Biking speak English?
Yes. Endless Biking works in English.
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