Utah has more free bike parks than most people realize, and they’re not all the same. Some are small pump tracks tucked behind neighborhood parks. Others are full jump lines and skills parks that locals ride every week. A few are worth the drive.
If Washington County isn’t already on your Utah list, it should be. The St. George area has year-round riding, slickrock trails, and a growing set of bike parks. This make it an easy add-on to a Zion trip.
We pulled together the parks that are actually built and open, organized them by county. There's a quick note on what each one is good for. If we missed your local spot, tell us.
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Salt Lake · Utah County · Davis · Weber · Cache · Tooele · Summit · Wasatch · Carbon · Washington
Salt Lake County
9 Line Bike Park (Downtown Salt Lake City) – 700 W Harvey Milk Blvd (900 South).
This popular urban bike park sits under the 900 South overpass. It offers progressive jump lines, a pump track, berms, and drops for beginners through experts. It’s a go-to spot for after-work sessions and has something for almost every skill level.
Popperton Park (Salt Lake City) – 1401 11th Ave
A smaller skills area with a short singletrack climb. There are two downhill options. It’s best suited for beginners and younger riders looking for a low-pressure place to practice.
I Street Bike Park (Salt Lake City) – Access via 18th Avenue trailhead (Hilltop Rd)
A longtime local favorite in the Avenues foothills, this volunteer-maintained park is packed with progressive jump lines, drops, and berms. It’s primarily intermediate to advanced and known for its community-built features and tight, creative lines.
The Spoke (Daybreak / South Jordan) – 11347 Sandbank Way
A well-built park with a pump track, basins, whale tails, berms, gaps, rock gardens, and tabletops. It works well for beginners through intermediates.
Juniper Canyon (Herriman) – 4094 Autumn Spring Dr
Features oversized tire tracks and creative structures that riders can ride through. It’s designed for all skill levels and has a more playful, architectural feel than a traditional dirt jump park.
Draper Cycle Park (Draper) – 1455 Highland Dr
Located near the Corner Canyon trail system, this park includes skills areas, pump tracks, flow tracks, and singletrack. It’s a solid all-levels option and a convenient warm-up or cool-down spot before or after bigger rides.
Little Valley (Draper) – 1302 Traverse Ridge Rd
A beginner-to-intermediate mountain bike trail area rather than a pure skills park. It’s a good option for riders who want more natural singletrack close to the valley.
Day Ranch (Bluffdale) – 15345 Puma Mountain Wy
Offers a pump track, mountain bike skills course, and jump lines suitable for all levels. It’s a straightforward, family-friendly option in the southern part of the county.
Bingham Creek Bike Park (South Jordan) – 10004 4800 W
A mountain bike skills park geared more toward intermediate and advanced riders, with technical features to practice bike handling and confidence.
Centennial Park (West Valley City) – 3181 S 5600 W
A popular all-levels park with a pump track, jump lines for both novices and experts, and a dedicated bicycle playground for beginners. It also includes bridges over water and tunnels that add to the fun factor.
West Jordan Bike Park / Wheels Park (West Jordan) – 8600 S and Ron Wood Park Road
Features fast lines, steep berms, jumpable features, fun transitions, and mirrored lines for doing laps. It supports beginner through advanced riders and includes pump track elements.
Utah County
Sunrise Bike Park (Saratoga Springs) – 943 W 1200 N
A beginner-to-intermediate focused park with a pump track and features designed as an introduction to mountain biking.
Overland Pump Track (Eagle Mountain) – 6176 N Sheps Ridge Rd
An asphalt pump track suited for intermediate riders who want a smooth, fast surface.
Mountain Ranch (Eagle Mountain) – 3450 E Golden Eagle Rd
Includes bike trails, jumps, a pump track, and wooded sections. It accommodates all skill levels.
Valley Vista Trail (Pleasant Grove)
A mountain bike trail system in the foothills between the Murdock Canal Trail and the Bench Road. It’s more of a trail network than a built skills park and is generally intermediate.
Highland Glen (Highland) – 4800 Knight Ave
Features a BMX track that works for a range of ages and abilities.
Cherry Ridge (Springville) – 1900 E 400 S
Offers varying terrain and jump lines for all levels, making it a flexible option for families and progressing riders.
Coming Soon: Cherrington Park (Springville)
Planned to include a skills course, jump lines, an intermediate/advanced asphalt pump track, gravity jump trails, flow trails, and a bike playground feature.
Davis County
Fruit Loops (Fruit Heights) – 576-668 S 1800 E
A mountain bike trail system with options for all skill levels and a more natural singletrack feel.
The Farm (Farmington) – At the mouth of Farmington Canyon
Mountain bike trails suitable for all levels, located right at the canyon entrance.
Weber County
Riverdale Bike Park (Riverdale) – 4800 Weber River Dr
Primarily a pump track geared toward intermediate riders.
Ogden Bike Park (Ogden) – Top of 9th Street
A larger gravity-oriented park with multiple jump lines and trails ranging from green (beginner) to black and double-black. Most lines are roughly half a mile with 500–750 feet of vertical, plus pump tracks. It’s one of the better-known free bike parks on the Wasatch Front.
Trackline Bike Park (Ogden)
Includes ladder bridges, jumps, and technical features for all levels. It’s a smaller, community-oriented park.
Cache County
Bridger Bike Park (Logan) – 1179 N 400 W
A BMX-style pump track that works for all levels and ages.
Tooele County
$ Desert Peak BMX (Tooele) – 2930 UT-112
A full BMX racing facility with start gates, perimeter fencing, spectator seating, staging areas, floodlights, and a finishing line. A fee is required.
Summit County
Trailside Park (Park City) – 5715 Trailside Dr
One of the most complete free bike parks in the state. It has two pump tracks, a skills development area, tabletop jump line, beginner skills and flow trails, intermediate jump and all-mountain trails, and an advanced freeride trail.
Dirt Jump Park (Park City) – 2392 Holiday Ranch Loop Rd
Features wall rides, pump tracks, flow trails, ramps, rock gardens, and more for all skill levels.
Bike Park (Francis)
A 4.5-acre park with two pump tracks, jump lines, a skills loop, and additional features for all levels.
Seasonal for Summer
$ Woodward (Park City) – 3863 Kilby Rd
A lift-accessed mountain bike park with jumps, berms, hips, banks, and wallrides. A ticket is required.
Wasatch County
Frodo’s Playground (Heber) – Far north end of Heber on Highway 40, about one mile south of the Highway 32 junction
A downhill-style mountain bike trail with rock roll-overs and wooden ramps, best for intermediate riders.
Pine Canyon Bike Park (Wasatch Mountain State Park / Midway)
Located in Wasatch Mountain State Park, this park includes a pump track and flow trails (including beginner and intermediate options). A park entrance fee applies.
Carbon County
Pump & Jump (Price) – 900 East 700 North
A family-friendly park suitable for strider bikes, BMX, and mountain bikes of all ages.
Washington County
Snake Hollow / St. George Bike Park (St. George) – 1500 N 2400 W area
A large skills park with a bicycle playground, pump tracks, trail features, and progressive elements. Beginners can stick to paved paths. Intermediate and advanced riders can tackle the stunt areas. It’s one of the main free bike parks in the St. George area.
Hurricane Bike Park (Hurricane) – Northwest corner of 600 N and 200 West (near Spilsbury Sports Complex)
A recently rebuilt and expanded dirt jump park with multiple lines and tiers for beginners, intermediate, and expert riders. It features wood and dirt ramps and was revitalized with community and grant support. It’s a strong local option for progression and jump sessions.
4th largest in the US:
Washington Wheels Park (Washington City) – 3730 Rolling Rock Dr
A large multi-use action sports complex with a substantial bike area (including an asphalt pump track, dirt jump lines from beginner to pro-level, and BMX-style terrain) alongside a major concrete skatepark, splash pad, playground, and other amenities. It’s free and open daily.
Santa Clara BMX Track (Santa Clara) – Approx. 1371 N Canyon View Dr
A USA BMX track focused on racing and practice. It’s volunteer-run, emphasizes inclusivity (including accommodations for special needs), and hosts regular practice and race nights.
Virgin BMX Track (Virgin) – 425 N Kolob Rd / Kolob Terrace Rd
A scenic BMX racing track with a backdrop of Zion-area views. It offers practice sessions, races, and is open to a wide range of ages and abilities (seasonal schedule).
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