For all whitewater rafting information, availability, and to make reservations, click here to be redirected to our sister company Zoar Outdoor.

Berkshire Whitewater and Zoar Outdoor work together seamlessly to deliver the same exceptional experiences with expert guides at both locations!

On the Zoar Outdoor website, you’ll find:

• Trip details and pricing for all rafting adventures
• Availability and online booking for your preferred dates
• Helpful resources like packing lists and FAQs

Whether you're looking for a family-friendly float trip or a thrilling Class IV whitewater adventure Berkshire Whitewater and Zoar Outdoor have you covered!

Click below to be redirected to the Zoar Outdoor site:
Zoar Outdoor Adventure Resort

To purchase a photo or album, click the button below then select the date of your adventure. Photos are organized by trip time and guide name. The gallery images are low resolution for viewing, but you will be emailed a high resolution photo after you complete your purchase.

For the safety of all Thunder Mountain Bike Park guests, riding or hiking up downhill trails is not permitted.

Trail safety is everybody’s responsibility. It is your responsibility to inspect the trails and features before use. Trail features vary in size and difficulty and change constantly due to weather, maintenance, usage, modifications, and the time of day. Respect the rules and etiquette. Only one person on a feature at a time. Do not use trails or features that are closed. And use your head! Remain in control and within your ability level. Do not use features if you lack sufficient ability and/or experience. You control the level of difficulty you encounter using these features both on the ground and in the air. There is no shame in walking your bike if you feel you are on a trail or feature that is beyond your skill level.

Trail etiquette keeps the bike park safer and more fun for everyone. Remember to always stay in control, and be able to stop or avoid other people or objects. People ahead of you have the right of way. It is your responsibility to avoid them. If you are overtaking a rider, notify them verbally and select an area where you are not braiding/widening the trail. Do not stop where you obstruct a trail, or are not visible from above. When starting downhill or merging onto a trail, look uphill and yield to others. Finally, keep the bike park fun! You will likely experience riders of varying abilities. Be patient, and give folks the chance to progress to your level in a chill environment.

We all know learning a new skill doesn’t always come easy. Thunder Mountain Bike Park has a group of instructors specially trained in gravity riding. Taking a lesson with one of these instructors can be the safest and easiest way to learn the bike park terrain and its features.

It is very important to ride the right bike at a Downhill Mountain Bike Park.  A downhill bike has ample suspension in both the front and rear to smooth out the bumps on rugged trails. Rent a bike if you don’t have your own, and ask the rental technician to tune the suspension to your body weight and skills.

There is a reason why most riders are wearing armor: It works. Crashing is a possibility no matter how slow or cautious you ride, and protecting yourself from cuts and scrapes with pads is a must.

A proper fitting full-face helmet is the way to go. Protect your face and head by wearing it done up properly under the chin.

All participants must read and sign the Mountain Activity Waiver before entering Thunder Mountain Bike Park, available in PDF below:

It is the riders responsibility to ride within their level. Thunder Mountain Bike Park provides trail difficulty designations. A rider can expect any number of challenges on the trail pursuant to the trail designation level.

Know before you go! Understand the trail level you are about to ride and be prepared for it!

Inspect each trail: Pre-ride each trail at a slower speed. Don’t hammer your first run. Take it easy and look for changing conditions.

Injuries are a common and expected part of mountain biking. We strongly suggest that full face helmets, full length gloves, biking armor, and a full suspension bike be used in the Bike Park. If you are new to the mountain biking program at Thunder Mountain Bike Park, or the Parent or Guardian of a younger rider, please familiarize yourself with the mountain biking activities we offer. Introductory mountain biking lessons and beginner mountain biking terrain are available. More challenging terrain and features should not be attempted unless the rider has the appropriate skills, experience, and equipment to effectively negotiate such trail sections. Please speak to Customer Service for more information regarding mountain biking at Thunder Mountain Bike Park.

Bike parks are the most fun when everyone around you is having fun. So keep it cool, have respect for the others around you, and everyone will have fun. Now that you know- Let’s ride!

Learn how to load your bike onto our main chairlift, the T-Bar Express Quad at Thunder Mountain.

Learn how to load your bike onto our second chairlift, the Summit Quad at Thunder Mountain.

Berkshire East Mountain Resort offers basic camping for those guests looking to stay onsite during their visit. We currently offer 12 camping unit sites as well as oversized camping in designated areas of our main parking lot. Additional camping unit sites will be added throughout the summer. Most sites are open-field style with fire pits. Please note that sites do not have chairs or picnic tables.

Berkshire East Mountain Resort is an unparalleled adventure destination.  From world class whitewater rafting, downhill mountain biking, zip line canopy tours, aerial adventure park, and mountain coaster to farmhouse style lodging and dining options, we have it all!