Whistler Backroads pamphlet advertising guided mountain bike tours down Whistler Mountain using Whistler Village gondola lift access from the 1990s. The pamphlet shares rates and trails including 'Mainline' (for first time descenders), Bear Cub Family (intermediate off-road), Sidewinder (for experienced riders, described as "one of the best mountain bike descents in the world" by Mountain Bike Magazine) and the Peak (high alpine trails involving uphill and downhill sections).

Program for Fall Fork Fest, an event held in Whistler from the 23-26th of September in 1993. The Festival includes the Cheakamus Challenge Mountain Bike Race, a trailbuilding workshop, the WORCA Loonie Race, Whistler Backroads guided mountain bike tours, trial demos, the Fall Fork Fest benefit party, Biker's Breakfast, and a series of mountain bike competitions on Blackcomb Mountain (bunny hop contest, skid contest, dual hill climb, chainless downhill, vintage bike race, and kids parade).

The program includes a schedule of events, editorial piece, letter from the mayor, an article on competitions, an article on trails, an article on mountain bike trail advocacy, thank you's, and advertisements from sponsors.

DV-Cam raw footage of the Biker X races, Slopestyle, Canadian Open Downhill Race, and some medal ceremonies at the first Crankworx Freeride Mountain Bike Festival in [2004].

First draft of Whistler Trail Standards: Environmental and Technical Trail Features, written by Andrew DeBoer of the Whistler Cycling Committee in September 2001. The document outlines trail standards, their environmental guidelines, and their management, as part of a project to further develop Whistler's reputation as a destination resort for mountain biking.

Table of Contents:

1) Author's Notes
2) Table of Contents
3) Introduction
4) Trails and Land Use

• Land Use Directions
• Trail Types
• Mountain Bike Trail Difficulty Levels
• Compatibility Matrix

5) Supporting Standards

• Environmental Guidelines
• Specific Recommendations for Trails Near Aquatic Environments
• Specific Recommendations for Bridges
• Specific Recommendations for Trails
• Use of Machinery

6) Trail Head Signage Level Specific Wording
7) Fall Zone Standards
8) Maintenance Standards
9) Construction Standards

• Safety
• Strength and Stability
• TTF Design Philosophy
• TTF Height and Width
• Construction Practices
• Bridge Rung Spacing
• Bridge Surfacing

10) Application of Policy
11) Terminology

Flyer for the Whistler Cycling Committee from 2002 printed on green paper. It contains dates, phone numbers, and URLs related to the Bicycle Network Plan, Mountain Bike Trails Standards, and the Mountain Bike Network Plan, as well as an e-mail address and URL at which questions and comments can be made and the network plan documents can be reviewed.

File includes photographs of construction equipment; photographs of kayakers and kayaking lessons; photographs of mountain bikers; photographs of signage from trails in the Campbell River Forest District; photographs of signage from "B.C. Forest Service Silviculture Trail School District 7"; photographs of signage from "Snowden Demonstration Forest". The photographs were found in an envelope labelled "Sludge Program - W.I.F."

Documents pertaining to road access and trail management. The file includes an assessment of road access and condition of roads/snags on Sproat Mountain; an invoice from the RMOW; instructions for hiking trail building; a trail segment list; correspondence regarding BCR property; a Trails and Recreation Facilities Standard Proposal Form for the Mid-Altitude Trail as proposed by the LRUP; work permits; trail prescriptions; project notes; trail maps; a news release; supply forms; trail notes.

Photographs of action shots from a mountain bike race.

Photographs of action shots from a mountain bike race.

Photographs of action shots from a mountain bike race.