Evolution Bike Park

Evolution Bike Park will be open this summer for lift-served downhill biking and camps. The Bike Park will operate from the Sugarhouse Lodge across from the Sunburst Six lift and variety of progressive terrain will be open on the lower mountain served by the South Ridge Quad A lift. Please note:  Due to ongoing lift improvement project this summer, the summit trails Scrambler and Shake and Bake will not be open. There will be no lift service for mountain bikes to the summit.

Three Mountain Bike Pass

Ride three mountain bike parks for the price of one. The Three Mountain Bike Pass gives you unlimited access to the Okemo, Mount Snow, and Mount Sunapee Bike Parks. Plus, get unlimited scenic lift rides at Okemo.
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Bike Park Tickets

Ride for a single day, weekend or long-weekend.
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Bike Park Camps

Our instructor-led camps teach MTB fundamentals and skills to build confidence and progression.

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The Bike Park

Where: Mountain Bike access this season will be operating out of the Sugarhouse Lodge. Drive up Mountain Road when you arrive at the Clock Tower base and just past the Sunburst Six lift on the right will be the lodge, bike park, and bike shop.

Trails: Evolution Bike Park still offers its flow and progression trails which are accessed from the South Ridge Quad A. The trails from the top of Quad A are flowing descents that move through open terrain and pockets of forest, while rolling across the naturally undulating terrain. These trails are fun for a variety of riders and can be ridden on all types of mountain bikes, allowing novice riders an introduction to mountain biking and advanced riders fun descents and a taste of things to come.  Due to ongoing work on lift expansion projects, there will be no lift-served summit access and Scrambler and Shake and Bake trails will be closed.

Hours of Operation:

  • June 17 to September 6, 2021: Thursday to Monday, 10am to 5pm.
  • September 11 to October 11, 2021: Saturday & Sunday only plus Monday October 11 (Indigenous People's Day), 10am to 5pm.

All participants must sign an Express Assumption of Risk Agreement prior to participation. Minors under 18 will require a parent's signature.

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Mountain Biking FAQ's

A bike park is a network of chairlift served mountain bike trails that take advantage of the natural elevation loss of the mountain. The trails are designed to ride with very little pedaling as riders flow mostly downhill. Once at the bottom, riders load their bikes on the chairlift to do it all again.
We recommended that riders are at least 7 years old or 48” tall when renting equipment. Younger riders can use the bike park as long as their personal bikes meet the minimum requirement of two brakes and knobby tires.
For those under 18, a parent our guardian signature is required on our liability waiver and rental forms. Children under the age of 12 should be accompanied by an adult.
Trails are for downhill mountain bike users only. There are no other activities allowed. Hikers can use the mountain, but must stay off the bike trails and be very cautious when crossing trails.

We have riding for all ability levels.
Trails are rated similarly to those in the winter.
Green = Easiest Blue = More difficult Black = Advanced

We offer several Green rated trails that can be found from the base area lift (A Quad).

The longest of trails in the base area network are up to 1 mile in length. All base area trails total approximately 3 miles.

The current trail offering is only designed for downhill travel. Uphill travel on the trails is not permitted.
Yes! The minimum requirements for the bike park are two working brakes, and knobby tires. We also suggest that the bikes are full suspension mountain bikes from a reputable manufacturer with disc brakes. We offer a full selection of fully capable adult and junior demo bikes from SCOTT Sports.
In addition to the bike, a helmet and closed toed shoes are required. We also offer additional protection such as knee/shin pads, gloves, upper body protection, and full face helmets.
Athletic clothing that is neither too restrictive nor too loose should be worn along with sturdy footwear.
Demo bikes can be reserved online at https://bikerentals.epicmountaingear.com/ or by clicking the bike rentals button on Okemo’s home page.
Bad weather is always a possibility here in New England, but we aren’t afraid of a little rain. We will be open in everything but the worst of weather. If there is any sign of thunder or lightning, we will put a brief shutdown on the lift until the weather clears up a bit.