This park is home to  Yellowhead County’s most eastern ‘Velosolutions’ asphalt pumptracks. Located just minutes off of Highway 16.

This park is home to one of Yellowhead County’s ‘Velosolutions’ asphalt pumptracks, two baseball diamonds, and shaded seating areas. This pumptrack is only fifteen minutes west of the Evansburg pumptrack and is easily accessible within the hamlet.

The Cadomin pump track is in the Yellowhead County park space, North of the basketball court. Much of the general park area is fenced off for construction of the new Community Hall. Parking is also impacted. The pump track and playground remain open; however, please be cautious of construction and variable ground conditions until all landscaping is completed. The official grand opening is expected in 2024 in conjunction with the new hall.

This pumptrack has some nice steep bowls and is just beside the Green Grove Outdoor pool. It’s a perfect combo for a ride and a dip in the pool during the summer heat!

The Peers pumptrack is a bit further off of Highway 16, but if you take the ten-minute drive up Highway 32 you’ll be able to grab a bite to eat or cold drink after your ride.

The last pumptrack just off the highway as you head west on Highway 16. The Marlboro pumptrack also has a nearby playground with a mini zip line and is just a few minutes from Millers Lake.

Located off Highway 47, Robb’s asphalted track is fittingly named the ‘Coal Train Pumptrack’, paying homage to area industry. With a variety of features, this track is great for riders of all skill levels. Conveniently located beside the Robb Multiplex and park area.

The latest in the development of great places to ride your bike in Yellowhead County. The bike park boasts dirt trails and built features and is nestled in right in the Alberta Northern Rocky Mountains and has nearby camping and several bed and breakfasts and not too far from Switzer Provincial Park.

http://www.edsoncycling.com/edson-bike-skills-park

https://www.trailforks.com/region/edson/

A new bike park in Willmore Park in Edson built by Jay Hoots to compliment Hinton’s bike park and trails.  The bike park boasts dirt trails and built features.

And when you’re visiting, you can camp right at the Willmore campground right beside the bike park and trails and overlooking the McLeod River.

http://www.bikehinton.com/hinton-bike-park

https://www.trailforks.com/region/hinton-bike-park-19265/

One of the first bike parks and trail systems in the area. The bike park boasts dirt trails and built features in addition to kilometres of well-maintained bike trails that start right next to Hinton’s famous Beaver Board Walk.

www.trailforks.com

The latest in the development of great places to ride your bike in Yellowhead County. Big things are planned for the 20+ kilometre Bighorn Trail. This one-hundred-year-old trail gets a new lease on life in 2020 with a $300,000 makeover. The Bighorn Trail, a 100-year-old industry trail from the early 1900s, is still being utilized today for biking and hiking and will be even more accessible and better once the current upgrades are done in 2020.

Called “Alberta’s Mountain Bike Mecca”, Mountain Biking in Hinton is a thrilling outdoor activity for those who love a fun challenge!

Bike Hinton website
Bike Hinton Facebook

https://www.trailforks.com/region/yellowhead-county-15976/trails/

https://www.trailforks.com/region/yellowhead-county-15976/

There are so many places to ride you’ll want to ride here all summer long. And with fat tire bikes you can extend your riding right throughout the year!