MOUNTAIN BIKING HILLS


QUEBEC

Bromont
Mont St-Anne
Camp Fortune
Mont-Comi

ONTARIO

Blue Mountain
Horseshoe Ressort

NEW BRUNSWICK

Sugarloaf Bike Park

VERMONT

Mount-Snow R.I.P.
Killington no mtb site
Bolton Valley R.I.P.
Sugarbush

NEW YORK

West Mountain no mtb site
White Face
Platekill
Hunter Mountain

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Attitash
Highland Mountain Bike Park

MASSACHUSSETTS

Jiminy Peak Mountain no mtb site

MAINE

Sunday River

NEW JERSEY

Diablo Freeride Park

WEST VIRGINIA

Snowshoe Mountain Bike Park

Voila, after some searching and finger work we have a new and improved listing. Just click on the mountain name and if in blue it will open an existing website from the establishment.

Cheers

There is Sunday River in Maine that offers lift service downhill biking not to far:

Stone wrote:


Thanks, I found the bikepark site and added to our list.

Is the Val d'Irene bikepark with the V-Line still open? I'd like to hit that place for sure in 2010.

Rigaud wrote:


It is always open since its public access shuttle freeride. I would also like to go in 2010 and check out Sugarloaf NB at the same time.

Hmmm, I'm due to go see family friends in Paquetville, N.B. next summer with the family. Sugarloaf is a full days driving(10hrs) from Montreal.

The V-Line for sure.

maps.google.com/maps/ms?hl=en&gl=us&...00442be5bdc494aa9914

I found this today.

bg wrote:


C'est ben malade ca!

Wow mike, thanx !

ottawavelo.com/msm/

New Chairlift assisted riding destination in Quebec...at least for two days

Edit: This link is now dead

Volunteers at the Snow Bowl (Ragged Mtn) in Camden, Maine are continuing to develop downhill trails to compliment and blend with existing XC trails. They will be spinning the lifts ($15) for mountain bikers this season on the following dates:

6/12 10am-3P
7/9 9am-3pm (Fat Tire Festival)
8/14 10am-3pm
9/10 TBD (Harvest Hootenany concert)
10/2 9am-3pm (pancake breakfast)
10/9 9am-3pm (Mtn Festival)
10/16 9am-3pm (pancake breakfast)
10/23 9am-3pm (pancake breakfast)

The mountain has a lot of great potential. We're hoping that we get enough rider support and generate enough momentum to progress with more DH trails (for all abilities) and more lift access dates next year.