Mountain Bike Parks

Maydena, Tasmania, Australia

Maydena Bike Park is a large gravity-focused destination in Tasmania known for long descents, wet-weather character, and advanced trail variety. Its terrain includes flow, tech, and race-ready lines built into dense temperate forest.

Thredbo, New South Wales, Australia

Thredbo Bike Park is one of Australia's premier gravity destinations with lift-served trails, alpine scenery, and event-tested downhill tracks. It combines progression terrain with longer high-country descents.

Whistler, British Columbia, Canada

Whistler Mountain Bike Park is a globally recognized benchmark for lift-served mountain biking, with extensive flow, jump, and technical zones. It supports every rider level while hosting elite-level progression and events.

Merthyr Tydfil, Wales, United Kingdom

BikePark Wales is a purpose-built gravity destination with uplift-focused laps and a strong progression ladder from blue flow to expert black tech. It is one of the busiest and most recognized bike parks in the UK.

Machynlleth, Wales, United Kingdom

Dyfi Bike Park in Wales is a modern gravity venue with machine-built jump trails, flow lines, and advanced race-style descending. The park has become a benchmark UK destination for progressive bike park riding.

Angel Fire, New Mexico, United States

Angel Fire Bike Park is a high-alpine New Mexico park with long descents, race-proven lines, and a strong gravity race scene. Terrain ranges from flow and jump runs to steeper natural technical tracks.

Big Sky, Montana, United States

Big Sky's lift-served biking combines high-country views with flow and technical descending from the resort base area. The park targets riders who want gravity laps alongside broader summer mountain activities.

Palmerton, Pennsylvania, United States

Blue Mountain Bike Park in Palmerton, PA, is Pennsylvania’s premier lift-served downhill park, featuring 30+ trails catering to all levels from beginner to expert. Opening May 22, 2026, it offers rugged technical tracks, flow trails with jumps/drops, and lessons. Key features include high-speed lift access, rental bikes, and stunning Poconos views.

Park City, Utah, United States

Deer Valley Bike Park offers lift-served riding in Utah with a mix of flow lines and technical singletrack rooted in the Wasatch terrain. It is a major stop for riders building toward steeper alpine descents.

Keystone, Colorado, United States

Keystone Bike Park is a Rocky Mountain lift-served network with progression terrain, machine-built flow, and technical descending off Dercum Mountain. The park mixes approachable green runs with steeper advanced lines for repeat laps.

Mammoth Lakes, California, United States

Mammoth Mountain Bike Park offers extensive lift-served riding at elevation with a broad spread of jump lines, flow trails, and rocky technical terrain. Long descents and summer climate make it a destination park for gravity riders.

Vernon, New Jersey, United States

Mountain Creek Bike Park in New Jersey offers steep eastern-tech riding, flow trails, and progressive jump zones across multiple peaks. It is a major gravity venue for Northeast riders and weekend destination trips.

Truckee, California, United States

North Star Bike Park is a Tahoe lift-served bike park with purpose-built jump trails, flow lines, and technical singletrack. The network supports progression while still offering high-speed expert descents.

Snowshoe, West Virginia, United States

Snowshoe Bike Park is a high-output East Coast gravity park with varied terrain, race heritage, and long machine-built descents. It supports first-timers through experts with clear trail progression and frequent events.

Winter Park, Colorado, United States

Trestle Bike Park at Winter Park is one of North America's most established gravity parks with a dense trail matrix from beginner to pro-level. It is known for high lap volume, race culture, and consistently maintained jump and technical terrain.