Summer is here! Steven Pass begins an exciting new season at the Bike Park and summer operations!

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The Stevens Pass Bike trails available for all ability levels:

  • Golden Spike (Green - flow trail)
  • Morooka Motion (Green - flow trail)
  • X (Green - single track)
  • Rock Crusher (Blue - flow trail)
  • Piranha Bird (Blue - single track)
  • PBR "Powered By Rudolph" (Black - flow trail)
  • Slingshot Wookie (Black - single track)
  • Berserker (Double Black - single track)

Check out this great map of the Stevens Pass Bike Park, showing the trails listed above HERE.

If you familiar with the bike park, there are two intermediate/Blue runs that aren’t quite ready to ride on yet: 

Lichen It and Luvin’ need some additional work and should be open within the next week or two. -Stevens Pass


Purchase your 2023 Steven Pass Bike Park passes (click the links & purchase online)

Day Passes

Season Passes (purchase your Bike Park Pass so you can ride on Thursday’s Bike Park Pass Holder Appreciation Day - June 22nd)  

E-bikes are allowed at the bike park but in a downhill capacity only. Uphill travel is not permitted at any time. To best fit the bike racks on the lift your tires should be under 6 inches wide. -Stevens Pass Team

Need a bike to rent? Not a problem. Click the link, Rent and Go!


Stevens Pass Summer Lift Operating Hours: Thursday-Sunday from 10 am- 6 pm


Other Summer Stevens Pass activities include: 

  • A scenic chairlift ride
  • Disc golf
  • Hike on the Pacific Crest Trail 
  • Taking a break from your drive on HWY 2 to grab some coffee or enjoy an ice cream at the T-Bar (open daily this summer) The T-Bar, located in the Granite Peaks Lodge, is open seven days a week from 9:30am-2:30pm, and hours will extend to 6pm during bike park operations: Thursdays-Sundays
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