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Park City, Utah Mountain Bike Trails (12 trails)
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• Flying Dog in Park City, Utah
Start at Glenwild and go up Stealth. After turning onto Flying Dog, you stay on Flying Dog for a clockwise loop. (You pass both ends of the Preserve Connector, but don't ride on it.) After descending the lower switchbacks of Flying Dog, you hit either side of the Cobblestone Loop then drop...
   Last reviewed: Jun 13, 2009
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• Glenwild in Park City, Utah
This easy to follow 8.4 mile loop is located just across from I-80 in Park City. Starting at 6350 feet, the loop has 800 feet of elevation change, with a total of 1200 feet of climbing. A cutoff trail splits the loop in two, if you're looking for a shorter ride.
From the parking area ...
Last reviewed: May 13, 2009
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• Little Emigration Canyon in Park City, Utah
This trail follows the path originally made by the Donner Party. It is a fun single track with multiple creek crossings (some of which are moderately technical) There are signs along the way telling you the various camp sites of the pioneers. After struggling across the beaver ponds and ...
Last reviewed: Unknown
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• Mid-mountain in Park City, Utah
Mid Mountain Loop can be summed up in one word, "extraordinary"!! Mid Mountain is an epic ride that begins in Park City and climbs the Spiro Trail, touches very briefly on the Powerline Trail, then makes it's way all the way down to the Canyons Resort! It finishes off on a nice paved bike ...
 Last reviewed: Jul 11, 2009
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• Mormon Flats in Park City, Utah
person favorite, this trail has a little bit of everything that i consider wastach riding. start by crossing a bridge and heading up into a historic pioneer trail that turns a hair northshore a little ways up with a log crossing and a log bridge over the river, a gradual climb through som...
 Last reviewed: Sep 9, 2004
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• Park City Town Loop in Park City, Utah
Town Loop Trail is an incredible ride through both Park City's mountains and it's history! Town Loop is actually composed of various other trails, which include North Sweeney Switchbacks, Drift Road, Johns Trail, The Gravedigger and Lower Daly Canyon! The climb up Sweeney Switchbacks is gr...
Last reviewed: May 15, 2006
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• Round Valley in Park City, Utah
Nice network of intermediate singletrack in a open space preserve. Good veiws, some nice curvy sections of trail. Well maintained good training ride.
Last reviewed: May 11, 2006
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• Snow Park Loop in Park City, Utah
Snow Park loop at Deer Valley is one of those rare, blue ribbon singletrack loops that all mountain bikers are constantly searching for! Deer Valley has world renowned ski runs and lodges, and they are putting that same effort into their mountain biking trails! They want to become, and wil...
Last reviewed: May 11, 2006
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• Stealth / Glenwild Trail in Park City, Utah
The best rout is to go clockwise. Take the Stealth trail and follow it to the top of the ridge. Cross the road at the top of the ridge and look for a single track near the cell towers. This is where the Glenwild trail crosses through the gated Glenwild community. This is a nice buff single...
Last reviewed: Dec 14, 2006
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• Sweeney Switchbacks in Park City, Utah
Tight, extremely technical switchbacks surrounded by aspens. Some of the switchbacks are so tight that I had to get my front end around, lock up my front brake and swing my back around.
Last reviewed: Unknown
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• Tour Des Suds in Park City, Utah
Tour Des Suds is actually the name of race held every fall in Park City, put on by the Mountain Trails Foundation. The trail, or parts of it, follow the Ontario Bypass trail. It is usually signed with both names. This ride is almost as much fun as the race and the racers themselves! It sta...
Last reviewed: May 11, 2006
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• Trailside Loop And Skills Park in Park City, Utah
Find the skills park up off the trail you can't miss it and have some fun. Good for beginner to intermediates to practice their skills in an easy environment to gain confidence for some more serious business.
Last reviewed: Dec 14, 2006
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