PARK
FEATURES
Something for Everyone.
With trails progressing from strider friendly pump tracks to jumps that will send you to overhead heights. Bermed trails and flowing rhythms there’s something for everyone at the Truckee Bike Park.
FLOW LINES
GREEN LINE
"MINT CHIP"
The Green Line is great for working on the fundamentals of biking. This flowy trail has a mix of bermed turns and tables that can be ridden at any speed and don’t require the rider to leave the ground.
BLUE LINE
"MEDUSA"
The ultimate flow. Rail your turns on smooth berms that lead into medium tables that can be rolled over or send you to overhead heights. Then, choose your line at the fork for the option of continuing the intermediate trail, or go for the gap-to-berm for the advanced line.
BLACK LINE
Just as flowy as the green and blue, this time with hips, gaps, and overhead jumps. Begin with a ladder jump to rock landing, hips and berms to the Shark Fin gap, and large doubles to finish out the trail.
DUAL TRAILS
DUAL PUMP
A dual circuit of rollers, banked turns and features designed to be ridden completely without pedalling. Absorb the ups, pump the downs and rail turns with your friends. Both inside and outside line share a parallel route giving you two options to test your skills.
DUAL SLALOM
The dual slalom allows riders of all skill levels to race side-by-side. The course consists of rollers and berms. The dual slalom course gives riders the chance to challenge their friends head-to-head. Check events to participate in upcoming races.
STRAIGHT RHYTHM
All pumps, no turns. This course is built for a head-to-head test of timing and pumping efficiency. This course consist of one straight line of whoops, rollers and bumps that are sure to keep you on your toes, and can be ridden by nearly all ability levels.
PROGRESSION
CROSS COUNTRY LOOP
Starting just off of the parking lot this 1.5-mile short-track loop around The Park will get any new rider ready for the trails. It is a great place to test cornering and maneuverability with few natural features. At The Park entrance, there is a second start for the single track trail that will put you out on the return path for the flow lines and dual slalom.
PUMP TRACK
The 30,000 sq foot pump track and strider track can be enjoyed by anyone. It is designed to help fine tune bike handling skills and timing. The object is to maintain momentum throughout the course with minimal pedaling.
DROP ZONE
With 5 progression of drop levels, anyone can work on their drops. Remember to look before you leap, follow the return path and have fun! There are 2 wooden drops and 3 rock drops.
DIRT JUMPS
UPPER ZONE
The Upper zone has jump lines for all abilities. Ranging from a green line that loops around the perimeter and doesn’t require you to leave the ground, to jumps gradually increasing in size as you move further inward. All jump line circle back to the start mound to do it all over again.
LOWER ZONE
The Lower zone consists of multiple jump lines from flowy intermediate jump lines to the biggest hits at the park. This is where you can really put your jumping skills to the test.
SLOPESTYLE
BLUE SLOPE LINE
Located just south of the parking lot and The Upper Dirt Jump Zone, the slopestyle line has a fun mix of dirt and wood features. Starting the line off with 5-foot wooden lips and dirt landings in the beginning, to wallride/satellite and overhead drops, and a whaletail, all ending with an up box and finishing with a berm carrying your speed back to the return line to do it all over again.
GREEN SLOPE LINE
Want to throw some wood features into your park experience, but the blue and black line are just a bit much at the moment? The Truckee Bike Park has a slope line that is aimed at providing an experience for all ability levels.
BLACK SLOPE LINE
Home to the only TREE HOUSE STARTING MOUND! Located near the Blue Slope Line, this trail is home to some seriously large wood and dirt features. Each feature is built to send riders to double overhead heights.
…Not for the faint of heart.
Check out this POV footage of the trail and see for yourself!
Help keep these trails rad!
These trails mentioned above could not exist without the help of the community and individual donors. Help keep the park looking fresh and expand into new ridding possibilities!