Trail difficulty
Blue
Elevation Gain
0.00 ft (0.00 m)
Trail type
Loop
Distance
0.00 mi (0.00 km)
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Draper is already well known to mountain bikers for it's many trail offerings around Corner Canyon. The city has further confirmed it's support for bikers by building the Draper Cycle Park at the bottom of the canyon on Highland Drive. Although not yet complete, the park already offers a terrific amount of progressive trails in a scenic and accessible location. There are additional plans to expand with a velodrome in the future.

Being a progressive park, there are trail options that will suit novice, intermediate and advanced park riders. There are three pump tracks, a series of short trails with stunts that are good for mountain bike or cross bike training, and a large offering of well-built and well-maintained jump lines. It is hard to imagine any dirt riders that this park doesn't cater to.

To avoid undue damage to the sculpted pump and jump lines, they are closed when wet from rain or snow.

Logistics + Planning

Preferable season(s)

Winter
Spring
Summer
Fall

Congestion

Moderate

Parking Pass

Not Required

Pros

Skill building trails catered to novice riders. Solid advanced options to build up to. Beautifully sculpted flow and jump lines.

Cons

Singletrack trails lack the refinement of the flow and jump sections. Trails closed when wet.

Pets allowed

Allowed with Restrictions

Trailhead Elevation

4,650.00 ft (1,417.32 m)

Location

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