Will you ride at a bike park this summer?

We're asking readers if they plan to pay to visit a bike park with groomed trails and lift or shuttle service this summer.
By Jeff Barber

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A mountain biking trail at Whistler Bike Park surrounded by lush green trees and distant mountains, with a clear blue sky dotted with fluffy clouds. Red safety markers and a sign are visible along the trail, and a few people can be seen walking or biking on the path.

Riding mountain bikes at a proper bike park can be a lot of fun, though not everyone is interested or has access to one. Riding park can be a different style of riding than our everyday rides, which can make it worth the effort and expense.

(For the purposes of this survey we’re asking if you plan to visit a bike park with groomed trails and shuttle/lift service that charges an admission fee.)

Will you ride at a bike park this summer?

If you’re planning to visit a bike park this summer, tell us which one in the comments below. And if you’re choosing not to ride park, tell us why!

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