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Posted: Apr 25, 2025 at 11:07 Quote
got my pass!!

just waiting on opening day now


https://www.grousemountain.com/bike-park/buy-bike-park-pass
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Posted: Jun 16, 2025 at 5:54 Quote
calicartel wrote:
got my pass!!

just waiting on opening day now


https://www.grousemountain.com/bike-park/buy-bike-park-pass

How is it? I'm planning on going up in a week or so. What's the parking situation like? Lift lines? Would a basic trail bike (130 / 140mm) do okay on the greens and blues there?
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Posted: Jun 16, 2025 at 8:28 Quote
MB3 wrote:
calicartel wrote:
got my pass!!

just waiting on opening day now


https://www.grousemountain.com/bike-park/buy-bike-park-pass

How is it? I'm planning on going up in a week or so. What's the parking situation like? Lift lines? Would a basic trail bike (130 / 140mm) do okay on the greens and blues there?

its pretty good for a new bike park, they still working on new trails for later this summer.
short travel bike on the greens/blues are fine - its like 50/50 with people riding full face and half shell helmets
parking is pay - lot D is better choice less than $5 for all day, the lots by the lift are more expensive
street parking is there but hard to get (free)
lift lines aren't crazy...single rider line is available - looks like they using the old fitz lift with the cradles so its slow and people apparently don't know how to load bikes properly lol
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Posted: Jun 16, 2025 at 17:32 Quote
[Quote="calicartel"][Quote="MB3"]
calicartel wrote:
its pretty good for a new bike park, they still working on new trails for later this summer.
short travel bike on the greens/blues are fine - its like 50/50 with people riding full face and half shell helmets
parking is pay - lot D is better choice less than $5 for all day, the lots by the lift are more expensive
street parking is there but hard to get (free)
lift lines aren't crazy...single rider line is available - looks like they using the old fitz lift with the cradles so its slow and people apparently don't know how to load bikes properly lol

Nice! What kind of tires would you recommend? How aggressive should they be?
flag calicartel
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Posted: Jun 16, 2025 at 19:24 Quote
[Quote="MB3"][Quote="calicartel"]
MB3 wrote:


Nice! What kind of tires would you recommend? How aggressive should they be?

stuck with my whistler setup assegai/dhr2 in double down

did see a few riders pull over for tire issues, there is sharp edges on some rocky areas
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