moderate
2–3 hours
Participants should have a moderate fitness level to handle steady cycling on uneven terrain at night without excessive fatigue.
Discover the thrill of night mountain biking in Park City with expert IMBA-certified guides. Ride under the stars on over 500 miles of trails in the world’s only Gold-level Ride Center.
Experience an adrenaline-pumping night mountain bike ride in Park City, Utah, with Wasatch Adventure Guides. This unique adventure lets you explore over 500 miles of world-class single track trails illuminated only by your bike’s lights and the stars above. Known as the world’s only “Gold” level IMBA Ride Center, Park City offers terrain suitable for all skill levels—from beginners eager to try night riding to expert riders chasing new thrills. Guided by certified IMBA experts, you'll navigate the trails safely, learning tips and tricks to enhance your night riding skills. The cooler evening temperatures and crisp mountain air add to the excitement while wildlife occasionally offers glimpses during your journey. This night ride provides a fresh perspective on the stunning Wasatch Mountains, creating an unforgettable memory. Whether you want to improve your technical skills or simply enjoy a peaceful, illuminated ride through nature, the Night Rider experience combines adventure, safety, and expert guidance in an unbeatable setting.
Ensure your bike is equipped with high-quality front and rear lights to safely navigate the trails after dark.
Enhance your visibility on the trail by wearing reflective jackets or gear during the night ride.
Night riding requires alertness; pace yourself and communicate with guides to avoid exhaustion.
For safety and environmental protection, stick to designated single track routes throughout the ride.
Park City was once a booming silver mining town and now is known worldwide for its outdoor sports and the Sundance Film Festival.
Local efforts focus on preserving the natural trail ecosystems by encouraging riders to stay on paths and minimizing nighttime light pollution.
Critical for visibility and trail safety during your night ride.
Protects your head while providing an extra light source that moves with your vision.
Improves your visibility to group members and other trail users in low light conditions.
Keeps you warm and dry during cooler evenings typical for fall night rides.
fall specific