WHERE WE ARE TODAY
Plattin Peaks Trails is just getting started. What you'll find today is the first phase of a long-term project, not a finished bike park. The current trail system includes a handful of beginner-friendly green trails, one intermediate trail (Marshall Law, still being built), a short hiking trail, and several gravel and dirt access roads that connect everything for bikers and hikers. Trails are natural surface and still settling in, so expect roots, rocks, and conditions that change with the weather. For now, the property is open during scheduled events and trail work days. Watch this page and our Facebook for upcoming dates. HOW IT GROWS Every new trail, feature, and amenity is built in stages as funding, volunteers, and approvals come together. Plans for the future include more trails at every skill level, skills areas, and places to rest and gather, but we won't announce dates until we're sure we can deliver them. Want to help it grow faster? Join a trail work day, sponsor a bench or picnic table, or donate. Every hour and every dollar goes straight into the dirt.
TRAIL RULES – PLATTIN PEAKS TRAILS
Ride at your own risk
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NO HELMET – NO RIDE
1. Sign the waiver before you ride.
2. Ride open, marked trails only. Never enter closed areas.
3. Ride in control and within your ability.
4. Yield: bikes yield to hikers; downhill yields to uphill.
5. Announce when passing.
6. Stay on the trail. Don't cut corners or make new lines.
7. Dogs on leash.
8. Pack it in, pack it out.
9. Never stop on or below jumps or features.
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E-BIKE RULES
Allowed
• Class 1 e-bikes: working pedals, motor of less than 750 watts, assist only while you pedal (no throttle), assistance stops at 20 mph.
• Kids' 18-volt STACYCs: 12eDRIVE and 16eDRIVE Brushless, any brand edition.
• Onewheels and EUCs (electric unicycles)
Not allowed
• Class 2 e-bikes: any e-bike with a throttle
• Class 3 e-bikes: pedal-assist up to 28 mph
• 36-volt STACYCs: 16eDRIVE Elite, 18eDRIVE, 20eDRIVE
• Modified or unlocked e-bikes: any bike altered to go faster or add a throttle
• Gas dirt bikes, ATVs, and UTVs
• Electric motorcycles: Sur-Ron, Talaria, Segway dirt bikes, E Ride Pro, and any similar bike. They are not e-bikes, even if they have pedals added. Any two-wheeled electric bike with a throttle, a motor over 750 watts, or no working pedals is an electric motorcycle.
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