LIFT-SERVED BIKE PARKS
IN THE USA

Anchorage's own lift-served bike park — nonprofit, family-friendly, right in the city.

Owned by the White Mountain Apache Tribe. Arizona's only bike park.

Arkansas's first chairlift-served bike park! 20+ miles of gravity trails built by Gravity Logic.

Ambitious Arkansas State Parks project targeting the world's largest lift-served bike park.

California's biggest park. Epic Eastern Sierra views.

Closest major park to LA. Built with help from Whistler's Gravity Logic.

Action sports training facility with indoor foam pits, pump track, and skate park.

SoCal's newest lift-served bike park.

Central Sierra hidden gem — closest chairlift park to the Bay Area.

Arguably Colorado's best all-around bike park.

Back for 2026! Reopens June 20 (Thurs–Sun) after a one-season hiatus for the new lift project. The only resort in the Rockies with clay-based soil — predictable grip all season.

Bike-cab gondola carries bikes without disassembly — a North American first.

Connecticut's only lift-served bike park.

Voted top 3 in the Northwest by Loam Pass. Chairlift whisks you to 6,700 ft mid-mountain for 1,800 ft of gravity-fed trails from flowing berms to expert rock gardens. Free jump park at the base. 25+ miles of free XC meadow trails wind the resort year-round. Downhill park opening can shift early-season — check current status before visiting.

Illinois's only bike park. Progression-focused trails.

New England's newest lift-served bike park.

Gold standard East Coast bike park in the Berkshires.

MI's Upper Peninsula gem. Chairlift-upgraded 2025.

Lift-serviced downhill trails at the same resort as the Boyne ski area. Full-face helmets and disc brakes required. 40+ miles of additional cross-country trails on the surrounding property.

Southern Nevada's only lift-served bike park — and it runs 30° cooler than the Vegas valley. Five purpose-built trails: Las Vegas Blvd (green flow), Fear and Flowing (blue), Gonzo (blue jumps), Snake Eyes (hand-dug black singletrack), and Hard Eight (double-black freeride). Same Mountain Capital Partners family as Purgatory, Brian Head, Pajarito, and Spider Mountain.

100% dedicated to MTB — gold standard East Coast bike park.

White Mountains park with machine-groomed flow trails. Joined Loam Pass 2026.

Only 1 hour from NYC. Voted Best Bike Park in North America twice.

Stunning fall aspen colors. Best bang-for-buck in the Southwest.

Rough, rowdy, volunteer-built. Not for beginners.

Members only — not open to the general public. Following the resort's rebrand to Windham Mountain Club, bike park access is limited to members and guests on qualifying lodging packages. Listed for completeness; confirm access before travelling.

Old-school Catskills gravity — raw and steep rather than manicured, spanning intermediate flow through expert rock drops. Vertical reported between roughly 1,056 and 1,100 ft.

Formerly Wolf Ridge. First lift-served park within easy reach of Asheville — inaugural season opens August 1, 2026, with further phases planned.

North Dakota's only lift-served bike park! Located in the scenic Pembina Gorge in the far NE corner of the state. Nonprofit operation with 8 purpose-built trails including the intermediate Dragonfly, advanced Vertigo jump line, and expert Wildfire (mandatory drops). Surprisingly legit for the Great Plains.

A completely separate resort from Timberline — same town, different mountain. Geared toward technical/advanced riders with steep, natural singletrack and big drops. Also features an alpine slide, disc golf, and 20+ summer adventure attractions. America's largest night ski area in winter.

South Dakota's first lift-served bike park — under development in the Black Hills near Lead. Two ski lifts will both accommodate bikes to reach the top of the 280-acre mountain. Trails designed by Pete Costain. Part of a larger four-season resort/real estate community. West lift rebuilding underway for fall 2026; biking likely summer 2027.

Texas's only chairlift bike park. Great views of Lake Buchanan.

Big Cottonwood Canyon, 45 min from Salt Lake. Two black expert trails — Wittke Way and Rock Chuck — in build for summer 2026. No published bike-park vertical, so it is left out of the vertical rankings.

Vermont's biggest bike park.

Gateway to the legendary Kingdom Trails XC network.

Split into a beginner-oriented Low-Side off the Creekside lift and a steeper High-Side off Peak Express. Vertical figure per Trailforks.

Opened 2022. Super accessible from Seattle on I-90.

World-class big-mountain park at Teton Village. On Loam Pass since 2025.

Snow King's gondola does not currently transport bikes (as of 2026). XC pedal destination in town — for lift-served riding in Jackson, head to JHMR at Teton Village.

West side of the Tetons, an hour from Jackson. Beginner-only Shoshone ticket available as a gateway option before moving up to Dreamcatcher.