Stevens Pass Bike Park Opening Day 2011
Stevens Pass Bike Park Opening Day 2011. Two days of epic riding with lots of great folks supporting mountain biking in the Pacific Northwest.
This last weekend was Stevens Pass Bike Park soft opening. Which meant the trails were new and only two trails were open. Well that didn't stop close to 900 riders from showing up and giving their support to the newest bike park in the northwest. Saturday we had a fair amount of rainfall on the mountain which led to some seriously muddy backs. You could tell right away who had been on the mountain riding already and who hadn't. Nonetheless everybody seems super stoked to be a part of the event. The bike park has been in the works for 7 years so it was great for people to finally get out and ride the trails. Next year they will be open full time once the snow melts and have lots of new trails already in the works. Thanks again to everyone who made the trip out and ripped it up!
"It was so good this weekend and so much fun we are going to do it again this weekend Oct 8&9. 10-4pm $20bucks. Thanks to everyone who came up this weekend. We had almost 900 riders over the two days. Shows great support for MTB in the PNW. See you this weekend." Joel Martinez, Operations Manager
Big thanks to Paris Gore for the sweet images of the new park too.
![Opening weekend at Stevens Pass Bike Park big thanks to everyone involved and most important everyone who showed up]()
![Opening weekend at Stevens Pass Bike Park big thanks to everyone involved and most important everyone who showed up]()
![Opening weekend at Stevens Pass Bike Park big thanks to everyone involved and most important everyone who showed up]()
![Opening weekend at Stevens Pass Bike Park big thanks to everyone involved and most important everyone who showed up]()
![Opening weekend at Stevens Pass Bike Park big thanks to everyone involved and most important everyone who showed up]()
This last weekend was Stevens Pass Bike Park soft opening. Which meant the trails were new and only two trails were open. Well that didn't stop close to 900 riders from showing up and giving their support to the newest bike park in the northwest. Saturday we had a fair amount of rainfall on the mountain which led to some seriously muddy backs. You could tell right away who had been on the mountain riding already and who hadn't. Nonetheless everybody seems super stoked to be a part of the event. The bike park has been in the works for 7 years so it was great for people to finally get out and ride the trails. Next year they will be open full time once the snow melts and have lots of new trails already in the works. Thanks again to everyone who made the trip out and ripped it up!
"It was so good this weekend and so much fun we are going to do it again this weekend Oct 8&9. 10-4pm $20bucks. Thanks to everyone who came up this weekend. We had almost 900 riders over the two days. Shows great support for MTB in the PNW. See you this weekend." Joel Martinez, Operations Manager
Big thanks to Paris Gore for the sweet images of the new park too.
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So how much elevation does that place have? Only asking because I know nothing of it. Internet dweebs should not hate on me. I do not want to google it.