moderate
2–4 hours
Moderate fitness recommended; riders should be comfortable with uphill climbs and varied terrain.
Rent a premium Giant mountain bike in Seattle and ride the Pacific Northwest’s scenic trails. Perfect for all skill levels seeking adventure and stunning nature views.
Rent your mountain bike and hit the trails!
Experience the thrill of the Pacific Northwest trails with a Giant rental bike! Choose from standard or premium models, expertly tuned for your adventure. Enjoy the lightweight design and advanced suspension, perfect for conquering climbs and shredding descents. Hit the dirt and create unforgettable memories on your ride!
Hit the trails on one a Giant rental bike! Get ready to crush those Pacific Northwest climbs, shred the descents, and log those miles.
Standard Bikes:
Engineered to help you ride faster and smoother on the toughest trails, this versatile trail bike has a lightweight, strong and stiff aluminum chassis with 29er-specific geometry. Updated Maestro rear suspension delivers 135mm of active rear travel that pairs perfectly with a 150mm fork.
Premium Bikes:
The Giant Trance Advanced Pro 1 sports 29 inch carbon wheels and 130 mm of travel in the fork paired with 115mm of travel in the shock - one hell of a trail bike. The women's specific Liv Intrigue Advanced 1 sports 27.5 inch carbon wheels with 150mm of travel in the fork, and 140mm of travel in the shock - the all-mountain do-it-all bike.
Ensure your rental bike is properly adjusted to your height and riding style for a comfortable and safe ride.
Trails can be demanding and weather unpredictable; always bring more water than you think you’ll need.
Watch for hikers and other riders, and follow local trail etiquette to keep the paths safe and enjoyable for everyone.
Seattle’s weather can shift quickly; bring layers and waterproof gear, especially during spring and fall seasons.
Seattle’s mountain biking trails developed alongside the region’s logging history and outdoor recreation boom in the late 20th century.
Local organizations actively maintain trails to prevent erosion and protect native plants, encouraging riders to stay on marked paths.
Protect your head with a well-fitted helmet for safety on all trails.
Stay hydrated on longer rides, especially during summer’s warm temperatures.
summer specific
A lightweight waterproof jacket is handy for unpredictable spring rain showers.
spring specific
Gloves improve grip and protect hands during cooler fall rides and on technical terrain.
fall specific