Bike Park

MTB ADVENTURES

ALWAYS:

1. Stay in control - You are responsible for avoiding objects and people.
2. Know your limits - Ride within your ability. Start small and work your way up.
3. Protect yourself - Use an appropriate bike, helmet, and protective equipment.
4. Inspect and maintain your equipment - Know your components and their operation prior to riding.
5. Be lift smart - Know how to load, ride, and unload safely. Ask if you need help.
6. Inspect the trails and features - Conditions change constantly; plan and adjust your riding accordingly.
7. Obey signs and warnings - Stay on market trails only keep off closed trail and features. Ride in the direction indicated.
8. Be visible - Do not stop where you obstruct a trail, feature, landing, or are not visible.
9. Look out for others - Look both ways and yield when entering or crossing a road or trail. When overtaking, use caution and yield to those ahead.
10. Cooperate - If involved in or witness to an incident, identify yourself to staff.

Know and Follow the Code. It is Your Responsibility.

1. Mountain weather changes quickly. Be prepared with appropriate clothing and footwear.
2. Stay on marked trails. Do not cut corners.
3. Always ride in control.
4. Be aware of unmarked obstacles and trail changes.
5. Ride with a partner.
6. Body armor and full face helmet are recommended.
7. Bikers, when involved in a biking accident, shall not depart from the ski area/bike park without leaving their names and addresses if reasonably possible.
8. A biker who is injured should, if reasonably possible, give notice of the injury to the bike park/ ski area operator before leaving the bike park/ski area.
9. Bikers shall not embark or disembark from a lift except at designated areas or by the authority of the bike park/ski area operator.
10. Violation of any of the duties of bikers set forth in this section entitles the bike park/ski area operator to withdraw the violator’s privilege of biking.

Operations may be limited or modified at any time in response to changing circumstances. All tickets must be used in the same season as the accompanying pass and are valid during the season of purchase only. There will be absolutely no refunds or rain checks. A lift ticket or bike season pass, helmet, close-toed shoes, and functioning front and rear brakes are required in order to access the Timberline Bike Park. Full suspension bikes are strongly recommended. Timberline is not responsible for damaged equipment. Use this terrain at your own risk. All mountain bikers must walk their bikes through the hotel parking lot and chute.

As with many adventure sports, riding in the Timberline Bike Park involves the risk of injury, including serious injury, head injury, paralysis or death. The risk of injury increases with the degree of difficulty of the trail and speed of descent. Although the risk of injury can never be eliminated, the rider can manage the risk through controlling speed and choosing terrain appropriate for the rider’s skill and experience. Orientation sessions, lessons, clinics and coaching offered through the Timberline Bike Park will also assist the rider in managing the risk of injury.

Riding in the alpine terrain of the Timberline Bike Park is a privilege that needs to be respected. It is a sensitive environment which requires everyone accessing it to be responsible with preserving its natural state. Please do your part to control the spread of invasive weeds throughout Mt. Hood's native habitat. Invasive weeds can spread when their seeds hitch a ride in the mud and dirt on your bike, shoes, and other equipment. Some plants can even spread from vegetation that can get stuck in your chain or gears.

Mountain bikes and BMX bikes with two working hand brakes are allowed in the Timberline bike park. Full suspension bikes are recommended. Fat bikes are also allowed but must have front and rear bikes and fit onto our chairlift bike carriers. For a complete list of bikes and other devices allowed or not allowed in the Timberline Bike Park, click here.

Type 1 e-bikes are permitted in our bike park and must have two working hand brakes. Full suspension is recommended. Types 2 and 3 electric bikes are not permitted.

Timberline Bike Park is committed to giving everyone the opportunity to enjoy mountain biking. We welcome adaptive riders! Adaptive bikes must be built for mountain biking. Brakes are required and full suspension is recommended. Guests must be able to load and unload the chairlift independently or with the assistance of an accompanying person. Choose an appropriate trail to fit your abilities and equipment and stay on the trail. Trail widths vary between 16” and 66”. If additional assistance is required, we will make reasonable accommodations when possible. If you have any questions about using your adaptive bike at Timberline, please contact Guest Services at (503) 272-3158 or  the Bike Park Manager.

Children must be on their own mountain bike to ride in the Timberline Bike Park and should be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Balance bikes are only allowed in the Skills Park with a FREE Skills Park ticket, signed waiver, and accompanied by an adult. For everyone's safety, training wheels are not allowed, nor are child bike seats, shotgun seats, tagalong attachments or trailers. Riding with a child in a backpack or chest carrier is also not permitted.