Mountain Biking + Trail Running + Hiking

Hike, run, or bike through the forest and alongside rivers, creeks, and lakes.

The Whitewater Center maintains over 50 miles of trails for mountain bikers, hikers and trail runners. Use of the trail system does not require an activity pass. Please check the current trail status (at the top of the website) prior to accessing the trail system. The Parkway Trail is currently available as an all-weather trail when the system is closed. 

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Qualifiers

Trail Running/Hiking

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Pass Options

  • No Pass Required

Bike Rentals

Bike rentals are available with an Activity Pass. Single-gear, hardtail mountain bikes included with pass. Full suspension ($21) upgrades are available. Closed toe shoes required.

What to Wear

Helmet (Mountain Biking Only)

Helmets are required at all times while using a mountain bike.

Closed Toe Shoes

Closed toe shoes are required at all times while using a mountain bike.

Where To Check-In

Trail Center

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Trail Map

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FAQ

How many trails are at the Whitewater Center?

The Whitewater Center trail system is comprised of more than 50 miles of trails on the 1,300 acre property.

Is there a fee to use the trails?

No pass or fee is required to access the trail system.

The Whitewater Center has a $12 daily parking fee (oversized vehicles $25) or $40 for an annual parking pass. Annual Parking Passes are valid through December 31st.

What is the difference between a standard bike and an upgrade?

Standard bikes are single speeds, upgrades are multi speed.