Park City Mountain Biking and Hiking

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Park City Mountain Biking and Hiking

Park City offers a bountiful number of hiking and mountain biking terrains so there is a fit for every skill level. Whether you are looking to climb a steep mountain and take vigorous and challenging hike or take a leisurely stroll through gorgeous scenery or ride your bike as fast as possible down a 90 degree angle, you'll find exactly what you're looking for in Park City. The city is a perfect destination for those who love outdoor activities in every season. As the sun starts to peek through those snow filled clouds in the spring and summer months, the four-hundred public trails that are designed for hiking and biking come alive with tourists and locals alike. Explore one of the beautiful biking trails and enjoy a picnic in the grass, hop off the bikes for a break and you might catch some deer or other gentle creatures who call Park City’s forests and trails home. Whether you’re looking for a breezy relaxing ride or an uphill battle you’ll find it on one of our mountain bike trails.

There are a plethora of shops that offer bike rentals throughout Park City and its outskirt areas, so fear not if you can't bring your bicycle with you on your travels! Local shops offer bike rentals, helmets, even proper biking gear to make your ride as comfortable as possible. Check out the sites below to get a guided bike tour, or meet up with other local bikers and ride together. Click Here to See Summer Trail Map

Park City Mountain Biking & Hiking

All Seasons Adventures

2064 Prospector Avenue
Park City, UT 84060
Phone: (435) 649-9619
Website: www.allseasonsadventures.com All Seasons Adventures

Canyons Resort

4000 The Canyons Resort Drive
Park City, UT 84098
Phone: (435) 649-5400
Website: www.canyonsresort.com

Deer Valley Resort- Bike Lessons

2250 Deer Valley Drive South
Park City, UT 84060
Phone: (435) 645-6648
Website: www.deervalley.com Deer Valley Resort- Bike Lessons

Exclusive Excursionss

18 Payday Drive
Park City, UT 84060
Phone: (435) 640-2907
Website: www.parkcityactivities.com Exclusive Excursions

Jans Mountain Outfitters

1600 Park Avenue
Park City, UT 84060
Phone: (435)649-4949
Website: www.jans.com Jans Mountain Outfitters

Mountain Trails Foundation

1354 Park Avenue (Miners Hospital)
Park City, UT 84060
Phone: (435) 649-6839
Website: www.mountaintrails.org Mountain Trails Foundation

Park City Mountain Resort

1310 Lowell Avenue
Park City, UT 84060
Phone: (435) 649-8111
Website: www.parkcitymountain.com Park City Mountain Resort

(This pdf map shows Park City Mountain Resort area bike trails.)
Below we list other area trails.

= Easy = More Difficult
= Most Difficult = Extreme

Beaver Creek Trail
Dirt trail that follows a creek pooled by occasional beaver dams, on the west side of the Uinta Mountains. Trailhead is east of Kamas on Hwy 150

Deer Valley Resort
Deer Valley Resort has become a very popular place for lift-served mountain biking. At the top of the lift, you can choose from a multitude of downhill options. The resort's bike shop has detailed maps and information. There is a trail here for everone.

Glenwild Loop
Fun loop suitable for bikers just getting into the technical rides. Trailhead is in Glenwild area. A parking area kiosk shows the route. Steep climbs.

High Meadow Loop
The trail winds along a stream through aspen, pine and fir forests ending at Red Pine Lodge.

Holly's Downhill
From the top of the gondola, wind back down to the bottom of the mountain.

Homeward Bound
Contains freestyle features.

Lake Side Trails
Paved trails around the lakes by Snow Park parking lots.

McHenry's Practice Loop
Perfect trail to practice your skills and to get familiar with your bike.

Mid-Mountain Trail
This singletrack trail stretches from Park City to The Canyons, following the mountain contour at about the 8,000 foot level.

Naildriver
Sharp switchbacks and panoramic views.

Ontario Loop
Single-track traverse with great views of Silver Lake Village.

Rail Trail
Doubletrack following an old railroad route. Goes along farmlands, the Weber River and Echo Reservoir, from the Prospector area of Park City down to Echo Junction near Coalville.

Red Pine Loop
View wildlife along this slightly elevated loop. Great for beginner bikers and hikers.

Shadow Lake
Popular intermediate/advanced loop with a spur up to Shadow Lake. Most of the route is singletrack.

Shingle Creek
Narrow singletrack near the Uinta Mountains going through pine forest, meadows and by streams.

Soap Stone Basin
Doubletrack leading into the Uinta Mountains with overviews down the Duchene River gorge.

Steps Trail
Another advanced downhill ride from the top of PayDay Lift.

Super G Trees
A single track with long turns through the aspens.

Sweeney Switchbacks
Advanced downhill from the top of PayDay Lift. Steep, with tight turns and lots of rocks.

TBB "Team Big Bear"
Cross-country trail through open meadows and then drops through rugged forest.

Tombstone
Offers wonderful ridgeline views and a birds-eye glimpse into the DreamScape basin.

Tour de Homes
A mix of dirt road and single track following ski runs through some of Deer Valleys most beautiful homes.

Tour Des Suds
True cross-country trail mainly on single track.

Wasatch Crest Ridge Connector
Moderate climb to the Wasatch Crest trail and upper Millcreek Canyon.

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