Updated: When Are Bike Parks Reopening?
With social distancing guidelines being relaxed around the world we have gathered together all the important information on when bike parks will be opening their gates for riders. Check out the list below and we will be updating this page with more news when we have it.
Canada:
![Classi Whistler]()
Open:
Horseshoe Resort:
Horseshoe Resort is open to riders with lift access currently running from Thursday to Monday.
Sugarloaf NB:
Sugarloaf NB is open for riders.
Bromont:
Bromont is open for riding.
Fernie Alpine Resort:
Fernie Alpine Resort reopened on June 27.
Panorama Mountain Resort:
Panorama Mountain Resort opened on June 27 for riding from Wednesday to Sunday.
Mount Washington:
Mount Washington re-opened for riding on June 27.
Revelstoke:
Revelstoke opened to riders on June 26.
Kicking Horse:
Kicking Horse is now open.
Sun Peaks:
Sun Peaks is currently re-opened on June 26.
Opening:
Whistler:
Whisler is aiming to reopen on June 29.
Mont-Sainte-Anne:
Currently, the XC trails are open to the public with lift-accessed trails expected to be open from June 26 with social distancing measures put in place.
Big White:
Big White is currently aiming to re-open on July 10.
Silverstar:
Silverstar is currently set to re-open on July 9
Closed:
Coast Gravity Park
Blue Mountain
Canada Olympic Park
USA:
![Vali Holl has one race left as a junior and will depart the start gate last tomorrow.]()
Open:
Highland:
Highland reopened on May 28 with a series of measures in place to protect riders and member of staff. They are as follows:
- You will need a mask to visit the park!
- If you are not a season pass holder, you must reserve a day pass online in advance.
- When you arrive at the mountain, check-in at the Welcome Center. Cones are placed outside the building and there are stickers on the ground inside to keep visitors six feet apart. We will be asking all riders the standard COVID-19 screening questions set forth by the State of NH. In order to minimize contact, staff will also be asking you to put your wristband on yourself.
- We will be implementing social distancing guidelines in the lift line. Distancing markers are placed six feet apart, so you know where to stand.
- Groups who travel to the mountain together (presumably riders who have been quarantining together) will be able to ride the lift together. Our staff will not be pairing people together. It is your responsibility to stay within your group.
Mountain Creek:
Mountain Creek reopened on June 6 with a series of measures in place to protect riders and member of staff. They are as follows:
- If you are feeling sick or have been exposed to someone in your household who is feeling sick or has recently tested positive for COVID-19 – Please stay home. The trails will be waiting for you when you are feeling better and it is safe for you to visit.
- To better allow for social distancing, we will be limiting the amount of daily Lift Tickets we will be selling. All ticket and rental purchases must be made online in advance of your visit.
- There will be no onsite sales for Lift Tickets or Bike Rentals at this time.
- The Red Tail parking lot and driveway will remain closed for all guest parking and drop off. All guests should enter the resort on the Cobblestone Village side at the Mountain Creek marquee sign.
- Upon arrival, please check in with our staff in the booth at the entrance to the Cobblestone Parking Lot to pick up your tickets and passes. No ticket or pass pickup will be offered at the Red Tail Lodge.
- When parking please try to leave at least one open space between you and the next vehicle. When at your vehicle, please try to maintain social distance and keep your socializing only to the group that you came with. There will be a time for parking lot hangs and drinks shared after a good day of riding, but that time is not now.
- Please don’t Dirty Jersey and whatever trash you bring with you, please take home with you. That includes your riding buddies.
- Face coverings will be required for all guests in the base area and when not riding on your bike. A full-face helmet does not count as a face covering. Regardless of what your personal beliefs are on the use of masks there will be no exceptions to this rule. Our masks keep you safe. Your masks keep us safe.
- Restrooms will be available at the Red Tail Lodge. Please enter through the Biergarten entrance on the side of the lodge and maintain social distancing. Please know that we have staffed a dedicated restroom attendant to keep up on the cleaning and sanitization of our restrooms in accordance with current COVID-19 best practices.
- Limited curbside repair and retail services will be offered at the Red Tail Lodge. Broke something or forgot something? See our staff in front of the Red Tail Lodge for assistance.
- Rentals will be available for advanced online reservation starting on Saturday June 6. Rental bikes and pads will be thoroughly sanitized after each guest use.
- Lessons will not be available at this time. We are currently working on our plans and protocols to safely be able to offer lessons and hope to be adding those in the coming weeks.
- We will be limiting any high touch areas for the time being, this includes water jugs and rider seating areas at the lift. Please be prepared to be self-sufficient during your time at the park.
- At this time please note that no Bike Wash will be offered for guest use. A clean bike is a fast bike, but a dirty bike is a safe bike.
- Please maintain strict social distancing during your time with us at the park. Only congregate with the guests you arrived with, minimize your stopped time on trails and keep all high fives at least 6 feet apart.
- While waiting at the lift, please follow all posted signage, requirements and maintain at least 6 feet of distance between you and the next group of guests while waiting to load the lift.
- Masks must be worn while waiting to load the lift. No exceptions.
- We will be limiting the loading of the Cabriolet Gondola to only one biker or family group per cabin. Party Cabs will just have to wait.
- Keep your hands to yourself. Gondola cabins will be sanitized at the top of the mountain after each ride, but for your safety and that of your fellow riders please try to limit the number of surfaces you touch in the cabin.
- Have a plan in advance. Please limit the amount of time you spend at the top of the mountain and mid-mountain trail hubs. Have a plan of where you want to go in advance.
- We encourage riders to only ride with those other riders who arrived with them. Please maintain social distancing on the trails and at any trail merges or hubs. Rider spacing of at least 20 feet is recommended for maximum safety.
- See an injury or if you are injured yourself... Call EMS at 973-864-8888
- Ride within your limits and ability level and always follow the Mountain Bike Rider Responsibility Code
Tamarack:
Tamarack reopened on May 28 with a series of measures in place to protect riders and member of staff. They are as follows:
- Guests will be advised to practice physical distancing by standing at least 6 feet away from other groups of people not riding the lift with them and while standing in lines. There will be a maximum of two guests allowed on each chair
- Hand sanitizer dispenser stations will be placed at each lift.
Windrock:
The park returned to normal operation May 2nd
Bryce Resort:
Bryce Resort re-opened on June 15
Angel Fire:
Angle Fire opened on May 29 with a series of precautions in place to protect staff and riders.
- Wash your hands frequently and avoid touching your face.
- Stay home if you are not feeling well, or are sneezing, coughing or have a fever.
- Utilize masks, gloves and hand sanitizer when enjoying public spaces.
- Practice social distancing, and stay 6ft away from those not in your household.
Snow Summit:
Snow Summit opened on June 12
Silver Mountain Bike Park:
Silver Mountain Bike Park is open to riders.
Blue Mountain:
Blue Mountain is back open for riding.
Thunder Mountain Downhill park:
Thunder Mountain Downhill park reopened on May 30.
Whitefish Mountain Resort:
Whitefish Mountain Resort opened June 6.
Powderhorn mountain resort:
Powderhorn mountain resort has reopened.
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort:
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort opened on June 20.
Grand Targhee:
Grand Targhee is open for riding.
Big Sky:
Big Sky re-opened on June 26
Trestle Bike Park:
Trestle Bike Park opened on June 27 with a series of precautions in place to protect staff and riders.
Deer Valley:
Deer Valley is now open for riding.
Snowmass:
Snowmass opened to riders on June 21
Mammoth Mountain:
Mammoth Mountain reopened on June 26.
Opening:
Snowshoe:
Snowshoe re-opens on July 2.
Northstar:
Northstar is aiming to reopen on July 10.
Closed:
Steamboat Springs:
UK:
![2017 Fort William World Cup Downhill Track Walk - Photo Epic]()
Open:
Windhill Bike Park // Rogate:
Windhill Bike Park // Rogate reopened on June 6 with a series of measures in place to protect riders and member of staff. They are as follows:
- Limited numbers on site - Visitors will need to pre-purchase a day pass as only limited numbers will be allowed per site per day. We are working on the ability for registered members to do this but it won’t be operational until we have a confirmed opening date. There will be a provision for Full and Site members to have the cost of pre-purchased day passes refunded on arrival. As numbers will be restricted Full and Site members pre-booking and then not turning up would be an unacceptable outcome.
- If you arrive having not pre-purchased one of the limited day passes you will not be able to ride - no exceptions even if you’ve made a 500 mile round trip having first made sure your vision is OK by visiting a local beauty spot.
- Unaccompanied minors (under 14) will not be admitted even if they have purchased a ticket - the parks are not to be seen by parents as an alternative to home schooling.
- As much as the B1KEPARKS are a third place outside of Home and Work/School please during this first period of phased opening please only visit to ride as opposed to hang out – So during this phase please only Arrive, Ride, Depart. Obviously that is not to say you must been a state of perpetual motion but getting dropped off for the day and spending most of it socialising is not reasonable behaviour in the current climate.
- If you are worried that your eyesight has been impaired due to the virus, neither our trails or the drive here are the places to check how well its working, stay home and recuperate until you have fulfilled the quarantine required.
- Maintain social distancing if queuing on session push ups, fire roads or anywhere else.
- Riders to ride full runs or if seasoning trail only from designated session points.
- Ride within yourselves, a constant stream of emergency vehicle to sites is likely to see us closed down again….besides do you really want to be in an A&E department where contagion risks higher and the staff are already massively under-resourced.
Havoc Bike park:
Havoc Bike park is open but just for members.
Descend Bike Park:
Descend Bike Park is open to riders.
Chicksands:
Chicksands has reopened for riders.
Opening:
Flyup417:
The 417 Bike Park will reopen on the 11th July for push/ride up option only Thursday - Sunday. pre-booking only
Nevis Range:
Nevis Range is hoping to open to riders on July 15 with social distancing restrictions in place.
Bike Park Wales:
Bike Park Wales is planning to reopen on July 6.
Revolution Bike Park:
Revolution Bike Park is planning to reopen on July 6.
Black Mountain:
Black Mountain is planning to reopen on July 6.
Dyfi Bike Park:
Dyfi Bike Park is planning to reopen on July 6.
Antur Stiniog:
Antur Stiniog is planning to reopen on July 6.
Cwmcarn:
Cwmcarn is planning to reopen on July 6.
Llandegla:
Llandegla is planning to reopen on July 6.
Closed:
Glentress:
Innerleithen:
AE Forest:
Farmer Johns:
Leeds Urban Bike Park:
France:
![Vali Holl sending the final jump that nearly all the women are skipping.]()
Open:
La Bresse:
La Bresse reopened on June 6. Although some tracks and facilities remain closed.
Evo - Digne:
Is now open to riders.
Montclar bike park:
Montclar bike park has reopened for riders.
Alpe d'Huez:
Alpe d'Huez reopened on June 20
Les Orres:
Les Orres reopened on June 20.
Châtel Bike Park:
Châtel Bike Park is now fully open after previous restrictions to riding.
Les Arcs:
Les Arcs opened for riders on June 27
Les Deux Alpes:
Les Deux Alpes is now fully open after previous only being open for weekends.
Opening:
Les Gets:
Les Gets is currently open during weekends with a full opening on June 30
Spain:
Open:
La sorrera:
La sorrera is open for riding.
Pure riding:
Pure riding has reopened.
La fenasosa:
La fenasosa is now open.
4 riders bikepark:
4 riders bikepark opened June 20.
Opening:
La Molina:
La Molina is planning to open late June.
Italy:
![track walk val di sole]()
Open:
Mottolino Bike Park Livigno:
The Mottolino bikepark re-opened on June 13
Caldirola:
Caldirola is open for the summer season
Mt Alpet:
Mt Alpet is open to riders
St-Gree:
St-Gree has reopened
Prato Nevoso:
Prato Nevoso is now open.
Amiata Freeride Bike Resort:
Amiata Freeride Bike Resort reopened on June 20.
Opening:
Bike Park Val di Sole:
Bike Park Val di Sole is opening from August 1 until August 23 due to maintenance.
Bike Park Ponte di Legno Tonale:
Bike Park Ponte di Legno Tonale will be open from July 4 until September 6
Pila:
Currently, Pila is open on weekends (13/14 and 20/21 June). Starting from 27 June the telecabine, the chairlift of Chamolé, rentals and adventure park will be open every day until September 7.
Switzerland:
![Danny Hart out sharking for his hat trick of World Championships.]()
Open:
Bikepark Champéry-Morgins:
Bikepark Champéry-Morgins reopened on June 11
Davos:
Davos is now open to riders.
Lenzerheide:
Lenzerheide reopened on June 6
Swiss Bike Park in Oberried:
Swiss Bike Park in Oberried is now open to riders.
Chaumont:
Chaumont is now open to riders.
Verbier:
Verbier reopened on June 6.
Crans Montana:
Crans Montana reopened on June 11.
Dorenaz:
Dorenaz is now open to riders.
Bike Park Thunersee
Bike Park Thunersee is now open.
Alpen Bike Park:
Alpen Bike Park reopened on June 6
Kandersteg:
Kandersteg reopened on June 6
Zermat:
Zermat is now open to riders.
Biel:
Biel is now open to riders.
Flims-Laax:
Flims-Laax is now open to riders.
Bellwald Bike Park:
Bellwald Bike Park opened for riders on June 20.
Opening:
Leysin:
Leysin re-opens on June 27
La Berra:
La Berra is set to reopen on July 1
Austria:
![The only thing raining from the sky today was style courtesy of Sam Blenkisop.]()
Open:
Leogang:
Leogang reopened on May 29 with a series of rules and precautions in place to protect riders and staff. They are as follows:
- Mouth and nose protection must be worn when queuing as well as during the entire cable car ride
- Keep a sufficient distance
- Do not leave mouth-nose protection in the cable car
- Discard used handkerchiefs and masks
- Care must be taken for ventilation during the cable car ride
- Disinfectant dispensers are installed at all stations and in the cash desk area. Our employees are also equipped with the necessary protection.
Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis:
Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis is now open to the public.
Planai-Schladming:
Planai-Schladming reopened from June 11 to 14. A full opening will begin on June 20
Saalbach Bike Park:
Is now open to riders for the summer.
Bikepark Semmering:
Bikepark Semmering re-opened on June 19
Germany:
Open:
Winterberg:
Winterberg is now open to riders.
Bischofsmais/Geißkopf:
Bischofsmais/Geißkopf has reopened.
Bad Wildbad:
Bad Wildbad is now open to riders.
Hahnenklee:
Hahnenklee is now open to riders.
Lenggries:
Lenggries has reopened.
Todtnau:
Todtnau is open.
New Zealand:
![Why everybody should visit Rotorua...]()
Open:
Skyline Queenstown // Skyline Rotorua:
Skyline Queenstown and Skyline Rotorua are currently open but with reduced hours. They are also following rules and precaution to stop the spread of the virus. They are as follows:
- You will not be asked to share a cabin with others. Guests and staff can choose to ride a Gondola cabin by themselves or with their respective bubbles.
- We have deployed complimentary hand sanitiser stations for guests and staff at pay stations and key locations around the complex.
- Visual reminders on the importance of practising good hygiene are displayed in key areas such as bathrooms and staff rooms.
- We have increased the frequency and extent of our cleaning schedules.
Christchurch Adventure Park:
Christchurch Adventure Park is now open Wednesday to Sunday, but you must follow distancing guidelines
Canada:
Open:
Horseshoe Resort:
Horseshoe Resort is open to riders with lift access currently running from Thursday to Monday.
Sugarloaf NB:
Sugarloaf NB is open for riders.
Bromont:
Bromont is open for riding.
Fernie Alpine Resort:
Fernie Alpine Resort reopened on June 27.
Panorama Mountain Resort:
Panorama Mountain Resort opened on June 27 for riding from Wednesday to Sunday.
Mount Washington:
Mount Washington re-opened for riding on June 27.
Revelstoke:
Revelstoke opened to riders on June 26.
Kicking Horse:
Kicking Horse is now open.
Sun Peaks:
Sun Peaks is currently re-opened on June 26.
Opening:
Whistler:
Whisler is aiming to reopen on June 29.
Mont-Sainte-Anne:
Currently, the XC trails are open to the public with lift-accessed trails expected to be open from June 26 with social distancing measures put in place.
Big White:
Big White is currently aiming to re-open on July 10.
Silverstar:
Silverstar is currently set to re-open on July 9
Closed:
Coast Gravity Park
Blue Mountain
Canada Olympic Park
USA:
Open:
Highland:
Highland reopened on May 28 with a series of measures in place to protect riders and member of staff. They are as follows:
- You will need a mask to visit the park!
- If you are not a season pass holder, you must reserve a day pass online in advance.
- When you arrive at the mountain, check-in at the Welcome Center. Cones are placed outside the building and there are stickers on the ground inside to keep visitors six feet apart. We will be asking all riders the standard COVID-19 screening questions set forth by the State of NH. In order to minimize contact, staff will also be asking you to put your wristband on yourself.
- We will be implementing social distancing guidelines in the lift line. Distancing markers are placed six feet apart, so you know where to stand.
- Groups who travel to the mountain together (presumably riders who have been quarantining together) will be able to ride the lift together. Our staff will not be pairing people together. It is your responsibility to stay within your group.
Mountain Creek:
Mountain Creek reopened on June 6 with a series of measures in place to protect riders and member of staff. They are as follows:
- If you are feeling sick or have been exposed to someone in your household who is feeling sick or has recently tested positive for COVID-19 – Please stay home. The trails will be waiting for you when you are feeling better and it is safe for you to visit.
- To better allow for social distancing, we will be limiting the amount of daily Lift Tickets we will be selling. All ticket and rental purchases must be made online in advance of your visit.
- There will be no onsite sales for Lift Tickets or Bike Rentals at this time.
- The Red Tail parking lot and driveway will remain closed for all guest parking and drop off. All guests should enter the resort on the Cobblestone Village side at the Mountain Creek marquee sign.
- Upon arrival, please check in with our staff in the booth at the entrance to the Cobblestone Parking Lot to pick up your tickets and passes. No ticket or pass pickup will be offered at the Red Tail Lodge.
- When parking please try to leave at least one open space between you and the next vehicle. When at your vehicle, please try to maintain social distance and keep your socializing only to the group that you came with. There will be a time for parking lot hangs and drinks shared after a good day of riding, but that time is not now.
- Please don’t Dirty Jersey and whatever trash you bring with you, please take home with you. That includes your riding buddies.
- Face coverings will be required for all guests in the base area and when not riding on your bike. A full-face helmet does not count as a face covering. Regardless of what your personal beliefs are on the use of masks there will be no exceptions to this rule. Our masks keep you safe. Your masks keep us safe.
- Restrooms will be available at the Red Tail Lodge. Please enter through the Biergarten entrance on the side of the lodge and maintain social distancing. Please know that we have staffed a dedicated restroom attendant to keep up on the cleaning and sanitization of our restrooms in accordance with current COVID-19 best practices.
- Limited curbside repair and retail services will be offered at the Red Tail Lodge. Broke something or forgot something? See our staff in front of the Red Tail Lodge for assistance.
- Rentals will be available for advanced online reservation starting on Saturday June 6. Rental bikes and pads will be thoroughly sanitized after each guest use.
- Lessons will not be available at this time. We are currently working on our plans and protocols to safely be able to offer lessons and hope to be adding those in the coming weeks.
- We will be limiting any high touch areas for the time being, this includes water jugs and rider seating areas at the lift. Please be prepared to be self-sufficient during your time at the park.
- At this time please note that no Bike Wash will be offered for guest use. A clean bike is a fast bike, but a dirty bike is a safe bike.
- Please maintain strict social distancing during your time with us at the park. Only congregate with the guests you arrived with, minimize your stopped time on trails and keep all high fives at least 6 feet apart.
- While waiting at the lift, please follow all posted signage, requirements and maintain at least 6 feet of distance between you and the next group of guests while waiting to load the lift.
- Masks must be worn while waiting to load the lift. No exceptions.
- We will be limiting the loading of the Cabriolet Gondola to only one biker or family group per cabin. Party Cabs will just have to wait.
- Keep your hands to yourself. Gondola cabins will be sanitized at the top of the mountain after each ride, but for your safety and that of your fellow riders please try to limit the number of surfaces you touch in the cabin.
- Have a plan in advance. Please limit the amount of time you spend at the top of the mountain and mid-mountain trail hubs. Have a plan of where you want to go in advance.
- We encourage riders to only ride with those other riders who arrived with them. Please maintain social distancing on the trails and at any trail merges or hubs. Rider spacing of at least 20 feet is recommended for maximum safety.
- See an injury or if you are injured yourself... Call EMS at 973-864-8888
- Ride within your limits and ability level and always follow the Mountain Bike Rider Responsibility Code
Tamarack:
Tamarack reopened on May 28 with a series of measures in place to protect riders and member of staff. They are as follows:
- Guests will be advised to practice physical distancing by standing at least 6 feet away from other groups of people not riding the lift with them and while standing in lines. There will be a maximum of two guests allowed on each chair
- Hand sanitizer dispenser stations will be placed at each lift.
Windrock:
The park returned to normal operation May 2nd
Bryce Resort:
Bryce Resort re-opened on June 15
Angel Fire:
Angle Fire opened on May 29 with a series of precautions in place to protect staff and riders.
- Wash your hands frequently and avoid touching your face.
- Stay home if you are not feeling well, or are sneezing, coughing or have a fever.
- Utilize masks, gloves and hand sanitizer when enjoying public spaces.
- Practice social distancing, and stay 6ft away from those not in your household.
Snow Summit:
Snow Summit opened on June 12
Silver Mountain Bike Park:
Silver Mountain Bike Park is open to riders.
Blue Mountain:
Blue Mountain is back open for riding.
Thunder Mountain Downhill park:
Thunder Mountain Downhill park reopened on May 30.
Whitefish Mountain Resort:
Whitefish Mountain Resort opened June 6.
Powderhorn mountain resort:
Powderhorn mountain resort has reopened.
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort:
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort opened on June 20.
Grand Targhee:
Grand Targhee is open for riding.
Big Sky:
Big Sky re-opened on June 26
Trestle Bike Park:
Trestle Bike Park opened on June 27 with a series of precautions in place to protect staff and riders.
Deer Valley:
Deer Valley is now open for riding.
Snowmass:
Snowmass opened to riders on June 21
Mammoth Mountain:
Mammoth Mountain reopened on June 26.
Opening:
Snowshoe:
Snowshoe re-opens on July 2.
Northstar:
Northstar is aiming to reopen on July 10.
Closed:
Steamboat Springs:
UK:
Open:
Windhill Bike Park // Rogate:
Windhill Bike Park // Rogate reopened on June 6 with a series of measures in place to protect riders and member of staff. They are as follows:
- Limited numbers on site - Visitors will need to pre-purchase a day pass as only limited numbers will be allowed per site per day. We are working on the ability for registered members to do this but it won’t be operational until we have a confirmed opening date. There will be a provision for Full and Site members to have the cost of pre-purchased day passes refunded on arrival. As numbers will be restricted Full and Site members pre-booking and then not turning up would be an unacceptable outcome.
- If you arrive having not pre-purchased one of the limited day passes you will not be able to ride - no exceptions even if you’ve made a 500 mile round trip having first made sure your vision is OK by visiting a local beauty spot.
- Unaccompanied minors (under 14) will not be admitted even if they have purchased a ticket - the parks are not to be seen by parents as an alternative to home schooling.
- As much as the B1KEPARKS are a third place outside of Home and Work/School please during this first period of phased opening please only visit to ride as opposed to hang out – So during this phase please only Arrive, Ride, Depart. Obviously that is not to say you must been a state of perpetual motion but getting dropped off for the day and spending most of it socialising is not reasonable behaviour in the current climate.
- If you are worried that your eyesight has been impaired due to the virus, neither our trails or the drive here are the places to check how well its working, stay home and recuperate until you have fulfilled the quarantine required.
- Maintain social distancing if queuing on session push ups, fire roads or anywhere else.
- Riders to ride full runs or if seasoning trail only from designated session points.
- Ride within yourselves, a constant stream of emergency vehicle to sites is likely to see us closed down again….besides do you really want to be in an A&E department where contagion risks higher and the staff are already massively under-resourced.
Havoc Bike park:
Havoc Bike park is open but just for members.
Descend Bike Park:
Descend Bike Park is open to riders.
Chicksands:
Chicksands has reopened for riders.
Opening:
Flyup417:
The 417 Bike Park will reopen on the 11th July for push/ride up option only Thursday - Sunday. pre-booking only
Nevis Range:
Nevis Range is hoping to open to riders on July 15 with social distancing restrictions in place.
Bike Park Wales:
Bike Park Wales is planning to reopen on July 6.
Revolution Bike Park:
Revolution Bike Park is planning to reopen on July 6.
Black Mountain:
Black Mountain is planning to reopen on July 6.
Dyfi Bike Park:
Dyfi Bike Park is planning to reopen on July 6.
Antur Stiniog:
Antur Stiniog is planning to reopen on July 6.
Cwmcarn:
Cwmcarn is planning to reopen on July 6.
Llandegla:
Llandegla is planning to reopen on July 6.
Closed:
Glentress:
Innerleithen:
AE Forest:
Farmer Johns:
Leeds Urban Bike Park:
France:
Open:
La Bresse:
La Bresse reopened on June 6. Although some tracks and facilities remain closed.
Evo - Digne:
Is now open to riders.
Montclar bike park:
Montclar bike park has reopened for riders.
Alpe d'Huez:
Alpe d'Huez reopened on June 20
Les Orres:
Les Orres reopened on June 20.
Châtel Bike Park:
Châtel Bike Park is now fully open after previous restrictions to riding.
Les Arcs:
Les Arcs opened for riders on June 27
Les Deux Alpes:
Les Deux Alpes is now fully open after previous only being open for weekends.
Opening:
Les Gets:
Les Gets is currently open during weekends with a full opening on June 30
Spain:
Open:
La sorrera:
La sorrera is open for riding.
Pure riding:
Pure riding has reopened.
La fenasosa:
La fenasosa is now open.
4 riders bikepark:
4 riders bikepark opened June 20.
Opening:
La Molina:
La Molina is planning to open late June.
Italy:
Open:
Mottolino Bike Park Livigno:
The Mottolino bikepark re-opened on June 13
Caldirola:
Caldirola is open for the summer season
Mt Alpet:
Mt Alpet is open to riders
St-Gree:
St-Gree has reopened
Prato Nevoso:
Prato Nevoso is now open.
Amiata Freeride Bike Resort:
Amiata Freeride Bike Resort reopened on June 20.
Opening:
Bike Park Val di Sole:
Bike Park Val di Sole is opening from August 1 until August 23 due to maintenance.
Bike Park Ponte di Legno Tonale:
Bike Park Ponte di Legno Tonale will be open from July 4 until September 6
Pila:
Currently, Pila is open on weekends (13/14 and 20/21 June). Starting from 27 June the telecabine, the chairlift of Chamolé, rentals and adventure park will be open every day until September 7.
Switzerland:
Open:
Bikepark Champéry-Morgins:
Bikepark Champéry-Morgins reopened on June 11
Davos:
Davos is now open to riders.
Lenzerheide:
Lenzerheide reopened on June 6
Swiss Bike Park in Oberried:
Swiss Bike Park in Oberried is now open to riders.
Chaumont:
Chaumont is now open to riders.
Verbier:
Verbier reopened on June 6.
Crans Montana:
Crans Montana reopened on June 11.
Dorenaz:
Dorenaz is now open to riders.
Bike Park Thunersee
Bike Park Thunersee is now open.
Alpen Bike Park:
Alpen Bike Park reopened on June 6
Kandersteg:
Kandersteg reopened on June 6
Zermat:
Zermat is now open to riders.
Biel:
Biel is now open to riders.
Flims-Laax:
Flims-Laax is now open to riders.
Bellwald Bike Park:
Bellwald Bike Park opened for riders on June 20.
Opening:
Leysin:
Leysin re-opens on June 27
La Berra:
La Berra is set to reopen on July 1
Austria:
Open:
Leogang:
Leogang reopened on May 29 with a series of rules and precautions in place to protect riders and staff. They are as follows:
- Mouth and nose protection must be worn when queuing as well as during the entire cable car ride
- Keep a sufficient distance
- Do not leave mouth-nose protection in the cable car
- Discard used handkerchiefs and masks
- Care must be taken for ventilation during the cable car ride
- Disinfectant dispensers are installed at all stations and in the cash desk area. Our employees are also equipped with the necessary protection.
Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis:
Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis is now open to the public.
Planai-Schladming:
Planai-Schladming reopened from June 11 to 14. A full opening will begin on June 20
Saalbach Bike Park:
Is now open to riders for the summer.
Bikepark Semmering:
Bikepark Semmering re-opened on June 19
Germany:
Open:
Winterberg:
Winterberg is now open to riders.
Bischofsmais/Geißkopf:
Bischofsmais/Geißkopf has reopened.
Bad Wildbad:
Bad Wildbad is now open to riders.
Hahnenklee:
Hahnenklee is now open to riders.
Lenggries:
Lenggries has reopened.
Todtnau:
Todtnau is open.
New Zealand:
Open:
Skyline Queenstown // Skyline Rotorua:
Skyline Queenstown and Skyline Rotorua are currently open but with reduced hours. They are also following rules and precaution to stop the spread of the virus. They are as follows:
- You will not be asked to share a cabin with others. Guests and staff can choose to ride a Gondola cabin by themselves or with their respective bubbles.
- We have deployed complimentary hand sanitiser stations for guests and staff at pay stations and key locations around the complex.
- Visual reminders on the importance of practising good hygiene are displayed in key areas such as bathrooms and staff rooms.
- We have increased the frequency and extent of our cleaning schedules.
Christchurch Adventure Park:
Christchurch Adventure Park is now open Wednesday to Sunday, but you must follow distancing guidelines
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Also, travel insurance during a period the FCO advise against travel is liable to be problematic.
Ironically, the uplift van is part of the reason why UK bike parks are so bloody epic - you just can't replace the banter that's had in the back of an old, wet and smelly van!
Those that are used to chairlifts may not appreciate just how close you get to the person sat next to you on an average up UK uplift.
Plus side of the UK is I can see places like BPW/Black Mountains/Revs etc opening for pedal up on enduro or e-bikes. Not the same, but will at least get things moving.
Experiences never to be had at ski resorts.
Regards BPW - remember that Wales is still under lockdown, most leisure businesses not open at all, a generally accepted local/5 mile limit on travelling and people from England not allowed to travel into Wales for non-essential journeys. With all that in mind I don't think it's feasible or responsible for them to open even if they were allowed.
Breckenridge (Vail), Crested Butte (Vail), Keystone (Vail) - See Vail posting.
Snowmass (Aspen-Snowmass Resorts): Open June 21st. Official posting on site:
- Wear a face covering when you cannot maintain 6 feet of physical distancing outdoors, in designated areas and when inside Aspen Snowmass buildings.
- Adhere to Pitkin County social distancing regulations.
- Stay home if you are sick or at high risk.
- Leave immediately if you begin to show signs or symptoms of illness.
- Recreate within your ability to reduce the chance of injury.
...missed some big ones there.
Frank Reynolds: Did I just do your job for you?
Caldirola - Open
Mt Alpet - Open
St-Gree - Open
Prato Nevoso - Open
ecc ecc
But don't come, every single park is alredy too busy!!!
Doganaccia 200 - open
Kronplatz freeride - open
Fai della Paganella - open
Carosello Livigno - opens on 20th of June
Campo Felice Swup bike park - opens on 20th of June
Abetone - opens on 20th of June
Bikepark Lavarone - opens on 20th of June
San Martino bike arena - opens on 4th of July
Bike park Tonale - opens on 20th of June (staggered)
Bike park Val di Sole - opens only in August
Bike park Val di Fassa - opens on 27th of June
Bike park Cervinia - opens on 20th of June
Madebike park - opens daily on 27th of June, now only weekends
Gravità0 Piani di Bobbio - open
La Thuile bike park - opens on 4th of July
Prali bike park - open
Cesane bike park - open
Isola 2000 and Auron will be the free ones and are supposed to open in the next couple weeks.
No dates yet for Valberg.
On the Italian side, Prato Nevoso has also opened last weekend (it is in the same area as Viola St Gréé and Monte Alpet)
"Nature is healing" is a poor choice of words. Bike parks and stuff re=opening is probably close to the opposite of that.
www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/apr/30/clean-air-in-europe-during-lockdown-leads-to-11000-fewer-deaths
Hafjell opens 4th July
Drammen open now
Trysil Bike Arena open now, lift starts 18th June
Sweden:
Åre opens 26th June
Jarvso open now
Highland still has Wednesduro/Thursduro going for it and I liked the food there better. The trails that I’ve done have been super techy and the braking bumps are pretty brutal in places, but the real advanced stuff seems to be more liked there. I’m too much of a noob to hit the real big stuff yet.
La sorrera -open
Pure riding -open
La fenasosa - open
4 riders bikepark -opening on 20th of June
La Molina - opening late June
Andorra:
Vallnord -opening on 27th of June
You can follow on Facebook www.facebook.com/LaPinillaEEyM or if you want,you can ask me when you wish,I´m from Madrid so waiting to ride there.
If you want to know some other places near Madrid or in Spain mtbspaintravel.com ,those are good friends based in Madrid.
La Pinilla looks good,they are digging a lot,improving the trails. The manager has changed,so new people is taking control and doing it more seriously. In February all the trails were in very good condition,best I ever saw there by far. So take your bike,you would enjoy it 100%.
Je rigolais ! We are lazy bunch I must admit lol
Not much of a 'destination' bike park, but Greek Peak in upstate New York is open on weekends by reservation: www.greekpeak.net/bike-park/downhill-mountain-biking
Had a blast there, but it was freezing..48 degrees
I guess the rules don't apply to you?
For others coming from out of state, just follow the rules as best you can so the state doesn't close things down again. Nothing worse than flatlanders ruining it for everyone.
"Each operational bike day will have two time slots, each 3 hours long, with a maximum of 50 available tickets per slot. You MUST REGISTER in advance! Registration will close 48hrs before each Bike Night. Once the first slot is finished, guests will need to exit the premises before the following slot begins. " www.mountsima.com/mountain-biking
(I work in les gets)
Also no finale ligure mentioned on the list?
The new gondolas were a PITA before covid. Three large riders trying to cram in with their bikes was an awkward dance. On top of that, even on day with a good breeze and all the vents open those things were stuffy as heck. Even riding alone, I don't feel like those things will air out enough between riders.
Shoot, covid aside, I'd love for them to bring back the open chairs just so that way I don't get punched in the face by someones front tires while we all scurry into the lift.
www.northstarcalifornia.com/explore-the-resort/activities-and-events/summer-activities/bike-and-hike/mountain-biking.aspx
FWIW, what is open here is running perfectly. I hope for everyone’s sake they rebuild, but it makes sense - people who bring money in tend to like groomers, and know who to talk to about changing the mountain layout.
Bryce Resort re-opens on June 26
Everyone headed to Deer Valley just needs to go to Bryce Resort instead, stay away.
Germany: Open - Todtnau Bike Park - open, some health regulations will be in place.
Tickets can be orderd via 2-cycle.de
Koninki
Palenica
Winterberg
Bischofsmais/Geißkopf
Bad Wildbad
Hahnenklee
Lenggries
Is that speculation?
Maydena Bike Park Tassie. 820 meters of vert.
Reopens September 26.
Geez Pinkbike. Get on it lads!?
I wasn't planning on traveling to some "it's a hoax" state anyways, and Canada's probably sensible enough to keep us out for a couple more years...but damn!
Alpe d'Huez will be open from the 4th of July untill the 6th of September
Evo - Digne
Montclar bike park
(Both open and riding really well!)
Les Orres from 20th too
But i have a downhill bike
And clips
So i can't push my bike without wrecking my cleats and i can't ride my dh bike
What do i do??
Vallnord is now open.
Lets see how it works. I would be stoked to ride Whistler at some point but imagine standing in the line with 300 other riders - one guy has it....... we should still take it with respect !
I was like geez all I want is to travel and ride like the rest of us here lol.
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He lied for sure.
There was four of us who went. Three from upstate New York, and me coming from Florida.
@dgski9:
But on the plus side, that list had 16 parks listed in a country that's small enough to drive end to end all in daylight hours.
What we lack in epic alpine scale we make up in variety and accessability. A lot if thise parks are doable as daytrips for a lot of people.
There's probably a few Canadians here that have to go further for bread, milk and a newspaper than we do for a bikepark. (I suppose they can get their news online but that Internet Bread is just not the same)
www.keystoneresort.com/explore-the-resort/activities-and-events/summer-activities/mountain-biking/bike-haul-tickets.aspx
Antur Stiniog (Wales)