The Right Mix
Drop into the largest bike park in the White Mountains, offering over 15 miles of lift-accessed downhill trails winding through the heart of the White Mountain National Forest.
Close By. Far From Ordinary.
Only 3 miles from the highway, yet far from ho-hum. Chase 1,000 vertical feet of lift-served downhill flow, berms, jumps, and technical terrain tucked into the White Mountain National Forest. From smooth beginner trails to rowdy freeride lines, Loon Bike Park is built to keep you progressing and pushing limits, lap after lap, all season long.
BUILT FOR PROGRESSION
With over 15 miles of trails covering 1,000 vertical feet, the Bike Park trails are ideal for beginners and seasoned riders alike and discover…
- Forgiving corners and straightaways of Mainline
- Steep berms of Derailer
- Rock gardens of Steam Punk
Day Tickets + Packs
Buy a lift ticket, ticket pack or season pass and it comes loaded on a GO Card. Buy online and get your GO Card at a PUB (Pick Up Box)—located at every base area.
Free Bike Lessons
Ready to see what downhill mountain biking is all about?
Meet First Turn — a free 30-minute session to help you ride with confidence, find your flow, and make the most of your first laps. Leave with the tools to explore more of the mountain.
What You'll Learn
The Sarsaparilla Learning Zone is the First Turn home base, but the skills you’ll learn will help you feel more comfortable out on the trails.

Tips + Tricks
Get familiar with the trails, riding etiquette, and the tips and tricks that make downhill biking fun from the start.

Ride Safe
We’ll help you dial in body position and braking basics so you can ride with more control and confidence from your first lap to your last.

Lift + Trail Basics
We’ll get you feeling comfortable loading your bike on the Kancamagus 8, and show you how to explore the downhill trail network with confidence.
MTB Season Pass
Don't wait. Lock in your pass now. It comes loaded with unlimited laps at Loon, and benefits at some of the best bike parks in the East.
Friday Night Bikes
On Fridays from June 5 through August 28, enjoy extended Downhill Mountain Bike hours.
Kancamagus 8 spins late on Fridays so you can get your evening fix of adventure.
Bike Park Map
Learn To Ride
It's All Downhill.
Lessons
First timers and families looking to get out on the trails together will find a great home at Loon.

Kids Rip Bike Camp
Mixed adventure day camp, geared toward beginner mountain bikers ages 8–13.


Rentals
The right ride for the right trails. Bikes specifically designed for downhill mountain biking.
What You Need To Ride
Here are guidelines of the gear you need to ride Loon Bike Park.
Required while riding. Full-face helmets are recommended.
Helmets and pads can be rented at the Bike Shop.
- Suspension | Front suspension is required on bikes with wheels larger than 20 inches. Full suspension is recommended.
- Brakes | Front and rear hand brakes are required. Disc breaks recommended.
- Wheels | Minimum of 20 inch wheels required. Smaller bikes will not fit properly on our bike carrier.
- Tires | Tires wider than 4.75 inches will not fit properly within the Bike Clip lift carrier.
When it comes to downhill biking, comfort and mobility are key. Wear comfortable athletic clothing.
- Closed-toed shoes are required. Athletic shoes or light hiking boots with a good tread.
- Bike Pants, long shorts or leggings recommended.
- Long sleeve or 3/4 length athletic shirt recommended.
No matter what, as long as you're comfortable and have free movement, you'll be ready to hit the trails!
e-Bikes (with batteries connected) are not allowed on the downhill mountain biking trails or East Ridge Trail Network.
Direct-Mount and Large (or oversized) fenders may not fit properly within the Bike Clip lift carrier. Use fender test station in front of Kanc 8 prior to loading.
Bike Park Hours
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