PARK CITY BIKING

World-Class Trails, Epic Views & Thrilling Rides

Park City isn’t just a skier’s paradise—it’s also a mountain biker’s dream come true! With over 450 miles of trails, ranging from smooth, scenic rides to adrenaline-pumping downhill tracks, Park City has something for every rider. Whether you’re cruising through aspen-lined singletracks, tackling technical switchbacks, or sending it at world-class bike parks, summer biking in Park City is an experience like no other.

From beginners looking for a fun day out to seasoned riders chasing high-speed thrills, Park City is one of only seven Gold-Level Ride Centers in the world, meaning you’re in for some of the best mountain biking on the planet. So, grab your bike, gear up, and let’s hit the trails!

With hundreds of miles of trails, Park City is home to some of the best cross-country, downhill, and flow trails in the U.S. Whether you’re looking for a relaxed cruise or an intense workout, there’s a perfect ride for you.

Best Trails for Beginners & Casual Riders

Smooth, scenic, and ideal for those just getting started.

• McLeod Creek Trail (6 miles) – A gentle, rolling path with wooden bridges, aspen groves, and beautiful mountain views. Perfect for families and easy-going rides.
• Round Valley Trail System (Varied distances) – Over 40 miles of well-maintained trails, featuring wide, non-technical paths—ideal for new riders!
• Rail Trail (28 miles) – A scenic gravel path following an old railway route, stretching from Park City to Echo Reservoir. Great for gravel bikes and relaxed rides.

Best Intermediate Trails

A mix of climbs, descents, and flowy singletrack with stunning scenery.

• Armstrong Trail (3.8 miles) – A gradual uphill climb through shady aspen forests, perfect for a smooth and scenic workout.
• Mid Mountain Trail (23 miles) – One of Park City’s most famous trails! Ride through alpine meadows, dense forests, and breathtaking overlooks at 8,000 feet.
• Deer Valley’s Holy Roller (4 miles) – A smooth, flowing descent at Deer Valley Resort with banked turns and gentle rollers, great for intermediate riders.

Best Advanced Trails & Downhill Thrills

For riders who crave technical terrain, big drops, and high-speed action.

• Wasatch Crest Trail (20 miles) – An epic high-altitude ride at 10,000 feet, with insane views, technical descents, and thrilling downhill sections. A bucket-list ride!
• Moosehouse (3.5 miles) – A fast, flowy, and technical downhill trail packed with jumps, rock gardens, and berms.
• Tidal Wave (Deer Valley Resort) (2 miles) – A machine-built downhill flow trail with tabletops, berms, and jumps—perfect for sending it!
• The Canyons Bike Park – Home to steep chutes, high-speed berms, and massive jumps, The Canyons is a must-ride for downhill enthusiasts.

No matter what type of rider you are, Park City’s biking trails are guaranteed to deliver an unforgettable ride!

After a day on the trails, you’ll want a comfortable place to recover, refuel, and recharge. Luckily, Park City offers plenty of bike-friendly accommodations suited for every type of rider.

Where to Stay for the Best Biking Access

• Bike-In, Bike-Out Lodges – Stay right on the trails! Many lodges offer bike storage, tune-up stations, and trail access right outside your door.
• Vacation Rentals & Cabins – Want more space? Rent a mountainside cabin or vacation home, perfect for groups or solo adventurers looking for extra comfort.
• Downtown Boutique Hotels – If you like being close to breweries, restaurants, and nightlife, a stay in historic Park City’s Main Street is a great option.
• Campgrounds & RV Parks – For the full outdoor experience, Park City has several scenic campgrounds near biking trailheads.

No matter where you stay, you’ll have easy access to world-class trails, bike shops, and après-bike spots to unwind after a long day of riding.

Want to make the most of your biking trip? Check out these exclusive summer deals to save on lodging, gear, and guided rides!

• Bike Rentals & Gear Discounts – Get discounts on high-end mountain bikes, helmets, and protective gear from Park City’s top bike shops.
• Guided Mountain Biking Tours – Ride Park City’s best trails with expert local guides who know every twist and turn.
• Lodging & Bike Park Pass Bundles – Save when you book your stay with a Deer Valley or Canyons Bike Park pass!
• Shuttle & Lift Passes – Need a lift? Get discounted shuttle rides or chairlift access to reach Park City’s best downhill trails.

Park City has plenty of ways to customize your biking adventure, so you can spend more time riding and less time planning!

• Adjust for Altitude – Park City sits at 7,000+ feet—stay hydrated and pace yourself, especially on climbs.
• Check Trail Conditions – Some trails may be closed due to weather or maintenance, so check before you ride.
• Bring the Right Gear – If you’re riding downhill or at a bike park, wear full-face helmets, knee pads, and gloves for protection.
• Respect the Trails – Follow trail etiquette, yield to hikers, and stay on marked paths to preserve the landscape.
• Refuel at Local Breweries & Cafés – After a long ride, Park City’s local breweries, coffee shops, and taco joints make for the perfect après-bike spot!