Trestle Bike Park

40-plus miles of downhill, 67 miles from Denver.

One of Colorado’s best-known downhill parks, with more than 40 miles of lift-served trails at Winter Park, from smooth beginner flow to steep, rocky expert lines and big freeride jumps. The base village has rentals, lessons and a busy summer race series. It sits around 10,000 feet, so pace yourself on day one.

At a glance

Trail miles

40+ lift-served

Elevation

About 10,000 ft

2026 season

June 12–Sept 27, daily

Adult day

From $69 booked ahead

Good for

Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert

What’s here

• Lift-served
• Downhill
• Flow trails
• Jump lines
• Bike rentals
• Lessons and camps
• Races and festivals

Rentals, guides and shops

• Trestle Bike Shop and rentals

  Downhill bikes and gear fitting at the base; rentals come with a discounted lift ticket.

• Trestle lessons

  Beginner group lessons, 90-minute Pro Tips sessions, private lessons and camps.

Events

“Usually” means the date follows past years. Confirm before you go.

• RaceLate July and Labor Day weekend (Jul 31–Aug 1 and Sept 4–6 in 2026)Usually

  Trestle Gravity Series

  Downhill, Air Downhill and Super Downhill races on Trestle’s trails, open to amateurs.

Where to stay

• slopesideZephyr Mountain Lodge

  Condos in the base village, steps from the bike park lifts.

  Base village
• lodgeDevil’s Thumb Ranch

  Upscale ranch resort with cabins, a spa and its own trails.

  25 min drive
• hotelGravity Haus Winter Park

  Modern hotel in town with a lively lobby bar.

  5 min drive

Nearby

• Rocky Mountain National Park · 1 hr drive

  Trail Ridge Road and alpine tundra via the Grand Lake entrance.

• Hot Sulphur Springs · 40 min drive

  Historic mineral pools for a post-ride soak.

• Hideaway Park Brewery · 5 min drive

  Small, friendly brewery in town.

Getting there

• Denver International (DEN) · about 1 hr 45 min drive
• Denver · about 1.5 hr

Directions in Google Maps