Downhill mountain bikers will soon have more options in the Wasatch. According to a recent press release, Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort will be building 2 downhill specific mountain bike trails which will be serviced by the tram, making for a 7 mile downhill descent. Expected completion date for both trails is Fall 2014.
For more info on Snowbird’s newly announced downhill mountain bike trails, read the full story on KSL.
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A two-way flow trail? Can you say “Idiotic”?
Brete, I initially had the same thoughts… however, Alpine is a solid trail builder so hopefully they have something up there sleeve here. Regardless, I can’t imagine Snowbird would encourage uphill riding on “tram access” trails.
The KSL article says the trail will only be open to uphill traffic until 10:30am