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Auburn Bike Park

Maidu Dr, Auburn, CA 95603

4.8(52)

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Iona KellisonIona Kellison

Very nice bike park, even the other people were curtious about our daughter who's just starting wanting to try the large woop section. There's a tiny oval track that is there too for the kids who are still in training wheels or have one of those scoot bikes They even have everything you need aside from a bike. They have loaner helmets, an air pump, and a broom to stop large debris of the snack track if your kid is still in training wheels. We didn't get to try the trails yet, but from what we saw they looked very doable for an entire family when the kids get good a riding.

Chong XiongChong Xiong

Really cool park. It feels much better suited for mountain bikes though, compared to Elk Grove Bike Park (still my favorite Sacramento area bike park). The trails at Auburn BP feel much more like a miniature version of a lift assist bike park, whereas I feel like Elk Grove BP is definitely more dirt jump/bmx focused. That said, Auburn BP was a pleasant surprise and definitely worth a visit if you're in the area. Great quality trails and I'm excited to see what else they have planned for this bike park. Well done Auburn BP crew.

Brian StraussBrian Strauss

If you're driving between Tahoe, Nevada City, Downieville, or further, you could do a lot worse than a stop here. It's a compact park set on a hill side with a top level that flows or dual slaloms down to an array of jump lines and pump tracks. Fun for the whole mtb family, you're going to have to drag your teens away when you get tired.

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Reviews of Auburn Bike Park

4.8

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5.0

Very nice bike park, even the other people were curtious about our daughter who's just starting wanting to try the large woop section.

There's a tiny oval track that is there too for the kids who are still in training wheels or have one of those scoot bikes

They even have everything you need aside from a bike. They have loaner helmets, an air pump, and a broom to stop large debris of the snack track if your kid is still in training wheels.

We didn't get to try the trails yet, but from what we saw they looked very doable for an entire family when the kids get...

4.0

Very nice bike park. Great place to improve your MTB skill set. Pump track, slalom course, and free-ride jump line so far. They need more table tops for beginners learning to jump. The pump track is pretty good. Its small and no transitions, only 1 maybe 2 jump options, but it does it's job to teach you the pumping technique. One downside; lots of parents treat it like a kids playground. (especially the pump track) Love seeing the kids learn to ride, but some times the parents aren't watching out...so be careful of the kidos. (Usually not a...

5.0

Really cool park. It feels much better suited for mountain bikes though, compared to Elk Grove Bike Park (still my favorite Sacramento area bike park).

The trails at Auburn BP feel much more like a miniature version of a lift assist bike park, whereas I feel like Elk Grove BP is definitely more dirt jump/bmx focused.

That said, Auburn BP was a pleasant surprise and definitely worth a visit if you're in the area. Great quality trails and I'm excited to see what else they have planned for this bike park. Well done...

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