Cardrona Black Friday Sale

December 13, 2025 – March 1, 2026 (closed Christmas Day)

Off-peak:

• 13 – 22 December, 2025 & 20 January – 1 March, 2026

• Open 5 days per week (closed Tuesday & Wednesday)

• 10am – 4pm (Monday, Thursday, Saturday & Sunday)

• TGIF (every Friday): 12pm – 8pm

Peak:

• 26 December, 2025 – 19 January, 2026

• Open 7 days a week

• 10am – 5pm (Saturday - Thursday)

• TGIF (every Friday): 12pm – 8pm

Please note: Black Friday passes are not valid within the blackout dates 26 December 2025  – 4 January 2026.

• Mountain Carting Promo Passes are open-dated and can be used at Cardrona Bike Park during the 2025/2026 summer season. 

• Passes cannot be used within the blackout dates 26 December 2025  – 4 January 2026.

• Mountain Carting sessions must be booked 48 hours in advance.

• Bookings for this retail only offer must be made direct with Cardrona via the call center or online. 

• Passes are non-refundable and non-transferrable. 

• Limit of 6 Mountain Carting and 3 Mountain Biking passes per person.

• Offer is valid for the specified dates only.

• You must be 8 years of age or older to ride your own Mountain Cart.

• Children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by an adult on the track (ratio of more than 3 children to 1 adult).

• Children 7 years and younger (who can walk and support their own head while wearing a helmet) may ride tandem with an adult and must purchase a buddy pass at a cost of $25. Additional one-on-one training will be provided. 

• The maximum weight of the rider, or tandem, per cart is 110kg. 

• Offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other discount. 

Upon arriving you will need to read and sign a Mountain Carting Risk Disclosure and attend a safety briefing.

You will be provided with a full-face helmet, goggles and coveralls to wear for the duration of the activity.

Sturdy, enclosed footwear must be worn while operating the cart (crocs are not suitable).

Please follow all staff instructions, stay on the designated carting trails, and respect mountain signage and other mountain carters.

If you are under the influence or are impaired by alcohol or drugs (including prescription medications), you will not be permitted to go carting.

Carting while pregnant is not recommended.

The max weight of the rider, or tandem, per cart is 110kg.

You must be in good physical health and have no back or physical limitations that will affect your ability to control the cart. If you have any previous, current, or re-occurring injuries that may be affected by a bumpy ride, we strongly recommend you don’t go carting.

Do you know how to ride safely on the trails? Check out the Mountain Bikers Code for tips on how to look after yourself and others.

Due to the nature of our trails, we recommend riding a mountain bike that has disc brakes and suspension designed for downhill trails.

All mountain bikers must wear a certified mountain bike helmet. We recommend wearing a full-face helmet and gloves when riding.

We operate a team of Dirt Patrollers that respond to injuries on the mountain. If you get injured on the trail and are unable to move, you can flag down a staff member or other rider who can notify the lift operator at the bottom of the lift. Tell them the injured person's location and the injury's nature (if known). Alternatively, if you can return to the Base Area, pop into the medical centre to see Patrol.

Want to ride with the kids? ‘Shotgun’ and ‘Do Little’ mountain bike seats can be used at the Bike Park; however, we recommend sticking to the Green Trails and taking it easy. Please ensure that the seat is set up correctly and well fitted to the bike.

Looking for trail progression or flow vs technical trails? Check out the trail map with all our trail options.

We have various signage placed on the trails to inform you of what lies ahead. Examples include trail name/ grade, merge, drop, and closed.