Discover Trail Parks & Singletracks
Natural singletrack – no lift, just the whole trail from top to bottom.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Trail Parks
What is the difference between a bike park and a trail park?
A bike park has groomed, signposted trails and usually lift access – you ride down, take the lift back up. A trail park offers natural singletrack that you ride in full, with both the climb and descent. Trail parks are less structured, more varied and often wilder.
Do I need a special bike for trail parks?
A trail bike or enduro MTB is ideal – with sufficient travel (120–160mm) and good climbing ability. For technical trail parks with steep sections, an enduro with more travel can make sense.
Are trail parks free?
Many natural trail parks are free – trails run on public land or are maintained by trail associations. Some have parking fees or recommend a donation to support trail building.