What type of pedals do the Kona Cinder Cone bikes have?

The bikes come equipped with platform (flat) pedals by default; you may bring your preferred pedals for a swap.

Can I rent the Kona Cinder Cone bike for multiple days?

Yes, Olympic Outdoor Center offers full-day, weekend, and week-long rental rates for this bike.

Do I need prior mountain biking experience to ride these trails?

While some mountain biking experience is helpful, many trails accommodate moderate skill levels; staff also provide safety briefings.

Are helmets included with bike rentals?

Yes, helmets are included and mandatory for every rider.

Can I start the ride directly from the rental shop?

Absolutely, the shop is located right next to the trailhead in Port Gamble Forest Heritage Park.

Is adult supervision required for minors renting bikes?

Anyone under 18 must have a parent or legal guardian sign a release and provide supervision during the ride.

Off-Road Biking at Olympic Outdoor Center in Port Gamble

For riders chasing a full-day mountain biking experience near Puget Sound, the Kona Cinder Cone rental from Olympic Outdoor Center offers a top-tier entry point. Situated in Port Gamble, Washington, this ride puts you steps away from Port Gamble Forest Heritage Park — a landscape that melds dense conifers, rolling hills, and a network of diverse trails stretching over 30 miles. The Kona Cinder Cone bike is designed to handle everything from wide logging roads to challenging single-track, equipped with a 100mm air fork for shock absorption, an 11-speed drivetrain for precise gear transitions, and powerful disc brakes for control on descents. Plus-bike tires up to 2.8 inches mean extra traction on loose terrain, allowing riders to confidently tackle roots, rocks, and gravel alike.

Olympic Outdoor Center’s location at 32379 N Rainier Ave puts you directly on the pulse of these trails, where shifting landscapes reveal moss-covered trees and glimpses of Hood Canal’s waters through breaks in the canopy. This stretch of forest has a storied logging past, now repurposed for recreation, preserving its ecosystem while offering a playground for mountain bikers. The trails mix technical climbs and fast descents, suitable for intermediate riders looking to up their skills or any outdoor enthusiast wanting to enjoy varied terrain without heading far from civilization.

What sets Olympic Outdoor Center apart is their hands-on guidance and bike setup expertise, combining quality gear rental with safety briefings and local trail insights. Whether you’re carving tight switchbacks or cruising shaded double track, the Kona Cinder Cone is a versatile companion. For visitors based in nearby Seattle or Bremerton, a day on the Port Gamble trails offers a refreshing, rugged escape with everything you need right on site. This is pure Pacific Northwest mountain biking — raw, accessible, and ready for your next adventure.