Trestle Bike Park

Fun place for DH riding...I been 2 times this summer since far and on weekdays, the trails seem empty! Not sure I'd go on a holiday or even weekend...as I don't like crowds or being rushed by people faster than me.

What an amazing experience! It was my first time ever hitting the downhill mtn bike trails ever and the Trestle Bike Park at Winter Park was where I landed on after searching for various places for months on end. I rented everything form the bike to the gear at Trestle and I can definitely recommend this place! For those who are newer to downhill, even for a beginner like me, the Green World trail was definitely a fun experience. I have been road biking for years, but the flat plains of Iowa don't hold a candle to actual downhill mtn biking. What a great first place to downhill! The staff was super courteous and knowledgeable at getting me started, and they have a decent amount of things to do in the resort area. I even ended up trying out a part of rainmaker (single black diamond) that was really smooth and flowy. Paper boy is also a really fun flowy blue route that I would also recommend trying if you go here. Be sure to rent ahead of time to get lift tickets at a discounted price. I ended up going with a large Trek Slash enduro bike that worked out perfectly for my skill level. Overall, it was an incredible experience that blew me away. I will definitely be visiting again in the future!

My First time here. The park is so beautiful. The Gondola ride to top was amazing. The bike park was well maintain and easy for a new rider. Great Job to the crew that maintains the park. It was an amazing experience.

Awesome biking. Rainmaker was a blast! It was my first time trying downhill so I took my new used Trek and threw down. The only thing that needed work was there was a jump on rainmaker that had a huge rock coming out of the lip all the way across the jump and people were ending. The dude in front of me crashed hard and I barely saved it, riding away with a large bruise on my groin from the seat. I loved trestle though and will be back again.

Trestle Bike Part delivers an amazing downhill mountain biking experience. We were first timers who ride all-mountain XC so there was a slight intimidation factor, especially when we saw all of the downhill bikes and full face mask helmets. Eric, one of the lift ticket stewards, gave us great advice about which trails to start out on and each loop we did he pointed us in the right direction. The trails were incredibly fun to ride. We rode some of the non-technical blacks and really appreciated the option to roll over or around the jumps. We started going for some air after a couple of runs, which added to the thrills. We’ll definitely come back!!

Spent awesome time with my wife. At the beginning we were afraid that the park is only for advanced bikers, but it is not true. We were able to enjoy easiest routes. Advice, book lift tickets in advance online - you can save around $50 for 2 tickets. We were during weekdays and it wasn't overcrowded. What else do we like: We were cycling around September 8 and they were open. Plenty of other bike parks in CO already were closed.

Took my son and friend trail riding for the first time here and they have a good selection of trails for all abilities. We rode mostly green sand blue trails but even those were really fun when taken at speed. The gondola and lifts get you to the top in a timely manner with lots of trailheads at the top. Connect some trails and your ride down can take up to an hour.

Paperboy and Cookie Thumpper are the best Two runs in Colorado ! Props to the Hill crew, Even late in the season these runs are flowy and buttered !