Maine
Maine Bike Parks
Maine bike parks mix western resort gravity with community builds. Sugarloaf in Carrabassett Valley, Saddleback in Rangeley, and Mt Abram in Greenwood headline lift-served days; Freeman Ridge in Freeman Township, Lavoie Bike Park in Gorham, and Riverton Bike Park in Portland cover progression closer to town. Check season and lift or park hours before you drive.
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Freeman Ridge Bike Park
Freeman Township, Maine
Private, family-run mountain bike trail network on Freeman Ridge Road in Freeman Township, Maine, one mile outside downtown Kingfield. Roughly five miles of hand- and...
Lavoie Bike Park
Gorham, Maine
Town-managed bike park in Gorham, Maine, on land overseen by the Gorham Conservation Commission. Built by local volunteers with progressive jump and skills features.
Mt Abram Bike Park
Greenwood, Maine
Lift-served bike park at Mt. Abram in Greenwood, western Maine. Lift tickets and season passes, bike rentals, daily lessons, youth camps, and an enduro race series....
Riverton Bike Park
Portland, Maine
Volunteer-built bike park inside Riverton Trolley Park in Portland, Maine. Dirt jumps and progression lines maintained by local riders.
Saddleback Bike Park
Rangeley, Maine
Lift-served downhill mountain bike park at Saddleback Mountain in western Maine, served by the South Branch Quad. Roughly four miles of trails across two beginner, three...
Sugarloaf Bike Park
Carrabassett Valley, Maine
Lift-served downhill mountain bike park at Sugarloaf Resort in western Maine, the largest gravity bike park in the state. Features flow, jump, and technical trails accessed by...
Questions
- How many bike parks are listed in Maine?
- 6 bike parks.
- When was the Maine bike parks page updated?
- 2026-07-17