mammoth backsidediscovery zone learning area

mammothmountain.com/bikepark facilities under permit from inyo national forest

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TRAIL MAP

bike park rulesMammoth is working hard to provide you with the safest experience possible. There are natural and man-made obstacles and hazards that require you to be alert and vigilant. Using common sense and following the tips and rules listed below will make your trip safer and more enjoyable.

1. Stay in control and be able to avoid other trail users.

2. Uphill traffic has the right-of-way on a two-way trail.

3. On downhill trails, the slower rider in front has the right-of-way.

4. Be courteous to other riders and move out of the way when it is safe for you.

5. Obey all trail markings and signs to ensure your safety.

6. Do not stop in the middle of a trail or where you cannot be seen from above.

7. Do not shortcut trails; please tread lightly. Bike Park passes will be revoked for riding off the trail.

8. Protect yourself against the elements by wearing gloves and protective clothing. Helmets are required at all times for mountain biking. Temperatures can vary radically with altitude change. Use sunscreen to protect from high-altitude sun.

9. Start out easy. Bodies tire more quickly at Mammoth’s high elevation.

10. Staying hydrated is key to your comfort and safety: drink plenty of fluids.

11. Watch out for hikers and motor vehicles.

12. Pets are not allowed on bike trails (leashed pets allowed on gondola + hiking trails).

13. Seek shelter during thunderstorms. Stay off ridgetops and away from the tallest trees, lift towers, power-line poles, signposts and large rock outcroppings.

14. Do not ride alone. First aid, mechanical assistance and trail information is available at the Adventure Center or by dialing 3706 or 0 on any emergency/information phone (marked on the trail map) or by dialing 760.934.0706.

OPeRATIOnBike Park Pass required on all Mammoth Mountain bike trails.

Bike Park / Adventure Center ...... 8:30am - 6pmClimb and Zip ................................. 10am - 5pm Lower Panorama Gondola ............... 9am - 5pmUpper Panorama Gondola .......... 9am - 4:30pmBike Park Shuttle ........................ 9am - 5:30pmTop of the Sierra ......................... 9am - 4:30pm

bike trail skill level and map keyCross-Country Trails Downhill Trails

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Bike Park Shuttle or Lift, Gondola access

Bike ParkInformation Station

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Official Resort Partners

TIckeT PRIcIngbike park tickets ADULT

(13+)CHILD

(12 & UNDER)

Unlimited One Day Unlimited trail access and rides on bike shuttle or gondola

$47 $22

Quad-Pack $148 $68

Limited 2 Rides Trail access and two rides on bike shuttle or gondola $39 $22

Twilight Ticket Valid after 3pm for trail access and one shuttle ride $25 $15

Pedal Pass Ticket Trail access only $15 $5

Unlimited One Day - 6 & Under - FREE

bike park season passes ADULT(13+)

CHILD(12 & UNDER)

Bike Park Pass $349 $179

Bike Park Pedal Pass $119 $60

LessOnslessons 2 HOURS FULL DAY

private (1 or 2 ppl, total for both) $90 $220

Additional person (each, 5 ppl max per lesson) $30 $50

RenTAL PRIcIngstandard rental bikesRocky Mountain Element full suspension with helmet

ADULT (13+)

CHILD (12 & UNDER)

Full Day $50 $29

4-hour $39 $23

2-hour $30 $18

perFormance demo bikes FULL DAY 12:30PM

Rocky Mountain Flatline Park 26” Freeride $99 $69

Rocky Mountain Altitude 750 27.5” Cross-Country $99 $69

Rocky Mountain Flatline Freeride WC 26” Downhill $139 $90

PROTECTION RENTALS: Standard Helmet ($10); Full Face ($20); Protection Package with Full Face Helmet, Elbow and Knee Pads ($30).

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MaMMoth Mountain Bike park is Built to provide fun and challenging terrain Whether you Bring a full- face or a first-tiMer.

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