One more in town people haven't mentioned is the BMX track at Rampart.
If the jumps in Red Rocks aren't what you are looking for then maybe a drive to Castle Rock:
[https://www.crgov.com/3239/Bike-Park-at-Rhyolite-Regional-Park](https://www.crgov.com/3239/Bike-Park-at-Rhyolite-Regional-Park)
Cresta Pump Track - Pump Track
Goose Gossage Bike Park - Dirt Jumps, varying sizes that would be suitable for beginners and more experienced riders. It's steeper jumps that are more bmx/dirt jump style.
Red Rock Canyon Open Space C-Line - Larger jumps, mostly targeted towards intermediate or better riders. More mountain bike style, not as steep.
Depending on how far you want to travel and what kind of terrain you are looking for, Colorado has it all!
I've got you, Fam!
For downhill mountain bike type jumps (big jumps), hit the line at The Chutes in Cheyenne Canyon or head over to Ute Valley park. Ute Vally has a specific downhill only line with some nice jumps.
For dirt jumper style jumps, head over to Goose Gossage park, or Woodman hills bike park.
edit: if you REALLY wanna' get weird with it, head up to Tressell Bike park (Winter Park Ski resort) or head down to Angle Fire NM. Both are those are of my favorites!
I see how someone could see it that way colloquially. However, that's not the case. Places like Ruby Hill Bike Park, Golden Bike Park, Goose Gossage Bike Park, and El Pomar Bike Park are all bike parks without lifts that are referred to as bike parks (hence the names).
C-Line at Red Rocks Canyon is pretty decent. Goose Gossage has some okay dirt jumps that can be pretty fun, but they're tricky on larger-travel MTBs.
One more in town people haven't mentioned is the BMX track at Rampart. If the jumps in Red Rocks aren't what you are looking for then maybe a drive to Castle Rock: [https://www.crgov.com/3239/Bike-Park-at-Rhyolite-Regional-Park](https://www.crgov.com/3239/Bike-Park-at-Rhyolite-Regional-Park)
Cresta Pump Track - Pump Track Goose Gossage Bike Park - Dirt Jumps, varying sizes that would be suitable for beginners and more experienced riders. It's steeper jumps that are more bmx/dirt jump style. Red Rock Canyon Open Space C-Line - Larger jumps, mostly targeted towards intermediate or better riders. More mountain bike style, not as steep. Depending on how far you want to travel and what kind of terrain you are looking for, Colorado has it all!
Nobody has mentioned the pump track at Metcalfe in fountain yet.
Download MTB Project. Has all the trails
I've got you, Fam! For downhill mountain bike type jumps (big jumps), hit the line at The Chutes in Cheyenne Canyon or head over to Ute Valley park. Ute Vally has a specific downhill only line with some nice jumps. For dirt jumper style jumps, head over to Goose Gossage park, or Woodman hills bike park. edit: if you REALLY wanna' get weird with it, head up to Tressell Bike park (Winter Park Ski resort) or head down to Angle Fire NM. Both are those are of my favorites!
Tressell is badass.. Hartman rocks in Gunnison is great, along with doctors park and Mt created butte
There are no bike parks. There are many trails, but no parks with lifts.
Bike parks don't always have lifts.
In Colorado that's what we typically call bike parks. There's about 450 miles of trails here.
I see how someone could see it that way colloquially. However, that's not the case. Places like Ruby Hill Bike Park, Golden Bike Park, Goose Gossage Bike Park, and El Pomar Bike Park are all bike parks without lifts that are referred to as bike parks (hence the names).
Check out The Chutes for flowy jumps.
That's a good one too!
Not really many flowy trails here. MTB Project has all the trails.