Woodward Park City’s bike park is open Thursday-Friday from 1:00 PM to 6:30 PM, and Saturday-Sunday from 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM.

While you can snag tickets at the gate, we recommend booking in advance, especially on weekends and holidays. Secure your spot online for a smoother check-in and guaranteed fun.

Woodward is perfect for beginners looking to build confidence and have fun. Start easy, progress at your own pace, and learn in a supportive environment. Don't forget to check out our beginner-friendly Start Park.

Helmets are a must for all riders, and full-face helmets and pads are highly recommended. All the gear you need is available for rent to ride safely and look cool.

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Woodward offers lessons and clinics for everyone. Learn basic skills, master tricks, and boost your confidence with expert coaches.

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Woodward Park City welcomes you to bring your bike and gear as long as it meets our safety standards. Here’s what you need to know about the types of equipment allowed:

Approved Wheeled Equipment:

1. Pedal Bikes: Bikes designed for dirt/trail riding with at least one functioning hand brake.
2. Electric Bikes: E-bikes are allowed on Woodward Park City trails but must have pedals. E-bikes will be inspected for weight before loading; those deemed too heavy for safe transport will not be permitted.
3. Scooters: Scooters designed for dirt or trail riding, each with a functioning brake on every wheel.

All approved wheeled equipment should fit in the specially designed carriers on the Hot Laps Quad and be safely loaded, transported, and unloaded. Wheeled equipment cannot be loaded on lift carriers designed for seated passengers.

Summer Allowed Devices

Mountain biking at Woodward Park City involves risk, but your knowledge, decisions, and actions can enhance safety for yourself and others. Here’s the lowdown on staying safe and shredding responsibly:

1. Stay in Control: Always ride within your ability to avoid objects and people.
2. Know Your Limits: Start small and work your way up—don’t push beyond your skill level.
3. Protect Yourself: Use the right bike, helmet, and protective gear. Safety first!
4. Inspect and Maintain Your Gear: Know your equipment and ensure everything works well before riding.
5. Be Lift Smart: Learn how to safely load, ride, and unload lifts. Ask for help if you need it.
6. Inspect Trails and Features: Conditions change; check out the trails and adjust your ride accordingly.
7. Obey Signs and Warnings: Stick to marked trails, avoid closed areas, and follow the directions.
8. Be Visible: Don’t stop where you’re not visible or where you could block a trail or feature.
9. Look and Yield to Others: When entering or crossing trails, check both ways and yield. Use caution when overtaking others.
10. Cooperate: Identify yourself to staff if you’re involved in or witness an incident.

Know and follow the code—it's your responsibility to ride smart and stay safe!