Ogden Bike Park

Seems like a really nice riding spot with a little bit of everything some wide open flat gravel tacks to super windy single track dirt trails with rock and tree features. I've only started exploring but everything I've seen so far looks to be an excellent condition and maintenance signage is very good. Easy to find what you're looking for, where you should and shouldn't be and a nice touch is a little gazebo by the parking lot for getting all your stuff ready so you don't have to sit on the trail monkeying with your gear

So many trails! Wear sunscreen and bring a cooling cloth, there's almost no shade. Nice pavilion and water bowls for your dogs along the trails. We'll definitely be going back.

Keep an eye out for the snakes, we saw a rattlesnake coiled up on the side of the trail, it didn't bother us, just slithered away. But there were also lots of squirrels and butterflies.

We love this place. Jumps and tracks for any skill level. My young kids love the pump track, and watching people far more talented than I am catch huge air on the big jumps. (huge is an understatement). Free admission, just take care of the place and don't abuse it.

Amazing geography, tons of hiking/bike routes with alternating difficulty & breath-taking views. Just make sure to scope out a parking spot early if it's a nice day because it gets packed.

I went rock climbing there with my class and it was amazing. I thought it would be difficult but it was fairly simple.

It a great place for learning to jump and hit berms. In my opinion I think that's the green trail is the most fun because the berms are well rounder and the jumps are just the right size.

Loved how easy it was to get on and off the trail. I did feel challenged today.

It's a pretty cool Park. Plenty of jumps and obstacles gravity style with bypasses. Access to cross-country trails.

Good parking, nice rock climbing with a short approach.

Sorry I’m not actually posting about the bike portion, I’m talking about the rock climbing!
A good amount of routes lots of interesting moves and easily accessible in a short afternoon. I say skip the gym and let this be your new workout routine!

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Awesome place! The kids had a blast! There are tracks for different skill levels, they're marked with green, blue, and black signs, much like a ski resort. Towards the south end there's a cool pump track. I absolutely love that Ogden and the residents have built this place and I hope it's able to survive any future plans of expansion and housing development.

This place is very cool I wish I could hit some of the jumps. It is very well maintained and the trails are marked well. The pump track is also very well made. I would take as many opportunities as I can to make it back to it hopefully later on I can become good enough like the other riders there. It is quite fun watching the better riders hit the jumps.

This trail system was great, especially for being so close to town!

Awesome place and great athletes out here!

This is the heart of any amazing community! The bike park was well maintained with signs and easy to access terrain for ALL skill levels. The jumps are top notch with perfect scluped lips! I will definitely be back to enjoy this park in the future!!!!!

Great local fun! Trails ranging from beginner to expert, open to everyone. They have a Facebook page as well. They are always looking for volunteers to help maintain the trails and it's a great community effort.

Awesome bike park. We are visiting from CA. My son loved the jumps. I went on the really easy green trail 😆. You could easily spend an entire day here. There are also several walking and biking trails that connect.

These guys have done a terrific job! Constantly getting better too! They're always working in harmony with the city to ensure the park is always going to be looked after. Trails for all skill levels, green square to double black diamond. Utah could use more bike parks like this one. Nice work guys!

Small park with options for everyone, but they do seem to focus on the more advanced trails. It's run by volunteers, so parts may be neglected for long periods of time, like the pump track and lower sections. The only downside is the tiny parking lot at the top, but you could always park in the neighborhood below and ride up.

One of the very few bike parks in Ogden there is the development of West Ogden and then there's the farm. I've been pretty disappointed with West Ogden bike park but I shouldn't speak about that because I know how much over I can have her goes into it and it's still in the infancy of development. It does look like it has potential but I have yet to ride the farm and I'm itching to. But I also have lived in Alaska for about 5 years and I did the bike trails that the tourist pay for and I didn't have to pay anyting blah blah and I just got to say out of pretty much all the trails around here Santee auction Bike Park with all thanks you can going to the volunteers I wish I could name them all but there are so many. They've done a top-notch job and they always make it absolutely phenomenal to ride every time I've ever ridden it over the last few years so if you're looking for a good bike park to ride whether your novice or experienced definitely hit Ogden Bike Park and I promise you you will not regret it