After years of planning and months of construction, we’re opening our downhill mountain biking trails on Saturday, Sept. 7!
On Launch Weekend, riders will enjoy 3 miles of lift-serviced downhill mountain biking on 3 trails, with lift service via the Seven Brothers Triple.
Here are the trails you’ll ride on opening weekend:
MAINLINE |
A green-circle freeride trail that’s over a mile and a half long. This wide, generous trail traverses through beautiful forest to the east of the Seven Brothers Triple, with enough switchbacks and banked turns to satisfy any level of rider.
BANDIT |
Featuring tight turns, rollers, and more advanced features, this green-circle technical trail is great for riders looking to develop their skills. You’ll have a blast as you switchback through the forest, across ski trails, and around huge glacial boulders.
SPUR |
This short, green-circle freeride trail connects riders from the runout of the Bandit and Mainline trails back down to the Seven Brothers Triple.
COMING SOON |
Work continues on a blue-circle freeride trail, which we plan to open as soon as possible this fall. Stay tuned for updates!
NEED-TO-KNOW
- Lift-serviced downhill mountain biking will be offered at Loon on weekends and holidays through October 14, 2019, except September 20–22.
- Rental equipment or bikes will not be available during the 2019 season, so riders must bring their own.
- HELMETS ARE REQUIRED. Full-suspension bikes, pads, and other protective equipment are recommended.
LAUNCH WEEKEND
Get here for our opening Launch Weekend for Rossignol bike demos, equipment demos by Fox Racing, snacks and drinks out of the Slopeside Deli, and free Loon MTB koozies to the first group of riders in line on opening day. On Saturday, stick around for the first-ever après-bike party on the deck of the legendary Paul Bunyan Room, featuring a live DJ and our friends from Red Bull.
LIFT TICKETS
Save time – and money – and buy lift tickets online. Snag your tickets during our Launch Sale, Aug. 21–25, and you’ll save 28%.
MTB FAQ
Have questions? We’ve got answers. Check out our Downhill Mountain Biking FAQs, and get ready to ride.
