The Hinton Bike Park is free to ride, open dawn to dusk, and built for everyone from kids on their first pump track lap to riders looking for air. It was the first bike park in our region, and it's still one of the easiest ways to spend an afternoon on a bike in Hinton.
About the park
The park covers 37 acres at 281 Robb Road, with plans for more development. The Hinton Mountain Bike Association (HMBA) runs it under an agreement with the Town of Hinton, and more than $400,000 in cash, materials and volunteer time has gone into it so far. It was designed and built by Hoots Inc., with major additions made possible by grants and donations from groups like Two For The Trails and the Trans Mountain Pipeline.
What to ride
Skills area and pump tracks
For all skill levels: two pump tracks, dirt jumps, wood features, drops and a mulch jump. There are also easy trails for a light pedal.
Flow Master
The park's first flow trail, built in 2013, with a more advanced upper extension added around 2021. It runs 1.1 km with 59 m of descent.
Trans Mountain Sender
The advanced jump line, built in fall 2021 and rated double black. Ride it if you dare.
Lava Chicken
A flow trail for young riders. Construction started in fall 2025.
Getting there and parking
From Highway 16, turn onto Switzer Drive at the lights by FasGas and Arby's, then turn right at the next lights onto Robb Road. Keep going on Robb Road, and once it turns to gravel, go another 200 m and turn right into the parking lot.
On a busy day you can park along Eaton Road, east of the Mountain Street and Robb Road intersection, then follow the town trails on the west side of Robb Road south to the park. Please don't park or ride on Robb Road. It's an active haul road.
Full directions to the Bike Park are on our website, along with directions to the Happy Creek Bike Park.
Park rules
The rules are simple: have tons of fun, wear a helmet, respect other riders and take care of the park.
Use at your own risk. This is an unsupervised facility.
Helmets are required, and other protective gear is highly recommended.
Bikes only. No motorized vehicles.
No riding in wet conditions. If you're leaving ruts or footprints, it's too wet.
Check for debris or hazards before you ride, stay off landings and don't stop on the trails.
Keep the park clean and use the trash bins.
In an emergency, call 911.
You can read the full park rules on our website.
What to bring
Helmet
Bear spray
Water and a snack
Spare tube, pump and a multi-tool
From the park to the trails
The park connects with Hinton's trail system, so it's a good place to start a longer ride. Happy Creek is reachable right from the park. For the bigger picture, see our trail networks page.
Help look after it
HMBA runs volunteer maintenance nights every spring and fall to keep the park in good shape. If you'd like to help, get in touch. A membership or a donation also goes straight back into the park and the trails.