Bike park · Free to ride
Hinton Bike Park
For beginners to experts, the first bike park in our region.
Photo board
The Bike Park in photos
From Google reviews
What riders say
Well maintained equipment and trails with TONS of signs!
Adults and kids all have a wicked time here.
Also nice that the park connects with the trail system.
- Where
- 281 Robb Road, Hinton
- Hours
- Dawn to dusk
- Cost to ride
- Free
- Size
- 37 acres, with plans for more development
- Invested
- Over $400,000 in cash, materials and time
- Operator
- HMBA, under an agreement with the Town of Hinton through to February 2036
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What to ride
Flow trail
Flow Master
The park’s first flow-style trail (2013), with a more advanced upper extension added around 2021. 1.1 km with 59 m of descent.
Double black
Trans Mountain Sender
The park’s advanced jump line, built in fall 2021. Ride it if you dare.
Youth flow trail
Lava Chicken
A flow trail for young riders. Construction started in fall 2025.
All skill levels
Skills area & pump tracks
Two pump tracks, dirt jumps, wood features, drops and a mulch jump.
A skills area, two pump tracks, dirt jumps, wood features, drops and a mulch jump. Easy trails for a light pedal, a flow trail, and an advanced jump line to log some air miles.
Built by the community
The Bike Park was made possible by the Hinton Mountain Bike Association (HMBA) and the Town of Hinton. Significant additions have been made possible through grants and donations from organizations like Two For The Trails and the Trans Mountain Pipeline. It was designed and built by Hoots Inc.
It’s also a central spot to get to Hinton’s other trail networks.
Lend a hand
HMBA runs volunteer maintenance nights every spring and fall to keep the park in excellent shape. If you’d like to help out or get involved, please get in touch.
Plan your ride
Recent rider photos
Shared by riders on Trailforks.
