Skills Parks

Eichler Park Bike Park

Beaverton, Oregon

Skills ParksFree/PublicOutdoorBikes Allowed

About This Park

Eichler Park Bike Park is Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District's only dedicated off-road bike facility at the west end of Eichler Park in central Beaverton. Northwest Trail Alliance volunteers designed and rebuilt the course in 2011 with three progressive dirt jump lines for beginner through advanced riders plus THPRD's district-only pump track, updated again in 2014. The 2.6-acre neighborhood park also has a playground, basketball court, and community garden at 13710 SW Farmington Rd; NWTA maintains the bike zone while THPRD handles park patrol.

Amenities

RestroomsAvailable
Drinking WaterNot listed
ParkingAvailable
LightsNot listed
ShadeNot listed
Wheelchair AccessibleAvailable

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Park Reviews

Eichler Park Beaverton Oregon

Joe Sessions

Venue-specific tour of Eichler Park bike park in Beaverton.

Eichler Park Dirt Jumps

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Venue-specific dirt jump session at Eichler Park.

Before You Go

Eichler Park Bike Park FAQ

Where is Eichler Park Bike Park located?
Eichler Park Bike Park is at 13710 SW Farmington Rd in Beaverton, Oregon. Use the directions link on this page for turn-by-turn navigation.
Is Eichler Park Bike Park free to ride?
Eichler Park Bike Park is free to ride.
When is Eichler Park Bike Park open?
Season: Year-round when dirt lines are dry. Hours: Park hours; dawn to dusk typical. Check the official website before you go — hours and seasons can change.
What skill levels is Eichler Park Bike Park suited for?
Eichler Park Bike Park is rated for beginner expert riders.
What amenities does Eichler Park Bike Park have?
Listed amenities at Eichler Park Bike Park include: restrooms, parking, wheelchair accessible.

Local Riding Context

Skills Parks near Beaverton

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