Mountain Ranch Bike Park takes great advantage of that otherwise unusable strip of land underneath large power lines. There is tons of single track thoughout the area but the bike park offers some great features. At the base, there's a skills park for all ages to practice jumps, drops, ladders, and berms.

The first skills section you'll see is the ladder park. With over 400 feet of ladders and rock features, you'll be able to practice everything from basic balance to balancing on berms and climbs to riding technical rock features and executing drops. There's even just some plain boards for practicing some skinnies.

The next park is a very small little bike park for the kiddies. It's complete with jumps and berms but nothing is over 2 feet high. 

The most popular section of the skills park is the jump track which features 5 sets of table tops, each with 3 sizes of jumps. The first set has a jump to the side so you can gap over to the actual table top and the last of the larger jumps has a very small gap. 

There are 3 official trails in the park. Each uses the same bike path and access road to get to the top and each of them ends back at the ladder park.

• 110 is rated Beginner and is flowy with ladders. There are a few jumps under 2 feet and a few optional ladder features.
• 220 is rated Intermediate and is actually fairly technical compared to Juniper, which is marked as Advanced. There are several optional ladders and several more technical areas of rock to climb and descend. Navigating the intermediate trail can be tricky as well as there are many optional routes that do not all lead back into the main trail. For the most part, there isn't a ton of slope up or down.
• Juniper is rated Advanced likely due to the slope and speed. You'll find plenty of flow, jumps, and speed. There are a couple of table tops and a couple of small kickers. At the beginning of the trail, there's a pretty serious drop with a rocky landing that leads immediately into a berm. After that, it's pretty mellow. There's not a lot of optional features but there are no gap jumps and nothing that couldn't be rolled over if it looked like it was too much.

Local Information

• Restrooms are located at Nolan Park (one block west and 1/2 block north) and at the gas station at the Pony Express, Ranches Parkway intersection.
• Parking Please do not park in front of private residences. If there is no parking on golden eagle please park by Nolan Park (one block West) Eagle Mountain and The Ranches are bike friendly communities with lots of trailways. Please consider riding your bike next time.
• Food and services are available at the corner of Ranches Parkway and Pony Express Parkway. The trail across the road to the north can take you there
• Please stay off of private property and electrical towers
• Trash cans are located in the skills area and at the trailhead. Please use them for all of your garbage needs.
• Get involved If you can volunteer some time for maintenance of this park, or you have any suggestions contact us at waftautah.com

Rules

• Ride at your own risk. Jumps and technical trail features in this park may be dangerous. Accidents and injuries can occur. Ride within your limits.
• This park is not supervised. You are responsible for your own safety.
• Protective helmets. Gloves knee pads, and elbow pads are strongly recommended.
• Park hours are dawn to dusk unless the area is posted closed for construction or repairs
• Bicycles only. No motorized vehicles are allowed.
• Ride responsibly. Stay in control of your bike at all times. Only ride features that match your ability.
• Use caution and know your limits. Start small and develop your skill level before advancing. Inspect all features and jumps before riding.
• Be considerate of neighbors and other park users, especially children.
• Ride only on designated areas and trails. If the soil is muddy please do not ride in this area.
• Rain and wind increase the risk of technical features and jumps. Please use extra caution in these conditions.
• Unauthorized features and jumps are prohibited. Please do not make alterations to the trail or park features. All changes must be approved and reviewed by Eagle Mountain City Parks Department.
• Ride don't slide. Skidding damages jumps and trails. Please ride responsibly.
• The City of Eagle Mountain is not responsible for injuries to park users or for damage or theft of personal property.