VILLAGE PATHS
LIFT-SERVED TRAILS
Beans for Breakfast (.25 Mile) An entry-level
introduction to freeride terrain including berm
turns, rolls and dips.
Bluegrass (.25 Mile) A fun, short single-track
through the aspen groves and open ski runs.
Celtic Way™ (.5 Mile) Connects Let it Ride to
Bluegrass—winding & twisting across open ski trails and
lodgepole pine forests.
Easy Street (.25 Mile) Easiest access to the River Run
base area. Access from Jackstraw Road.
• Paved multi-use recreation paths connecting villages, shops,
restaurants and activities
• Expect walkers, dogs and road bikes
• Requires basic bike handling skills
Let it Ride™ (2.75 Miles) A fun “roller coaster ride”
across ski trails and through the woods.
Ride On™ (.25 Mile) A fun shortcut between Let it Ride
and Boy Scouts.
LEGEND
Sleepy Hollow (.5 Mile) Rolling single-track through
aspen & pines.
GREEN
Girl Scouts (1.25 Mile) Turning single-track through
lodgepole forest and across open ski trails. Great view
of Lake Dillon.
Dercum Summit ................11,640'
Base Elevation...................9,280'
Vertical Drop.....................2,360'
Easiest
Suz’s Cruise™ (1 Mile) Connects bottom of Girls Scouts
to top of Mosquito Coast, Eye of the Tiger, and Let It
Ride via a rolling, twisting single-track—short, but
sweet. A great “Green” single-track experience.
• Single-track dirt trails, 18" – 36" wide, gentle grades (6%)
• Open and forested areas, smaller embedded rocks,
loose rocks, and tree roots
• Requires basic mountain bike handling skills
More Difficult
Boy Scouts (.5 mile) Rolling single-track across ski
trails and through lodgepole pines.
Unpatrolled Trail
Eye of the Tiger (1.25 Mile) This rolling trail winds in
and out of the forest and offers bridges, berms and
rocks.
Most Difficult
Logger’s Way (1.25 Mile) Fast and flowing trail with
berms, small jumps and rollers. A great introduction to
freeride terrain.
Service Road
Uphill Route
Mosquito Coast (1.25 Mile) A fast and enjoyable ride
across the mountain with options to try more difficult
freeride features.
Keystone Rec Path
BLUE
Extreme Terrain
Paved Walking/Bike Path
River Run Trail (.75 Mile) Single-track trail that winds
across ski runs leading to the base of the Summit
Express Lift and River Run Gondola.
Hiking Trail
• Steeper grades (average 10%), larger rocks and roots
• May encounter moderate free-ride features: elevated bridges,
berm turns, and small tabletop type features
• Requires good mountain bike handling skills
Drop
Cowboy Up This short but sweet trail offers tight
technical turns, log drops, and a huge rock garden.
Ladder Bridges
Money The name says it all—table tops & massive
berm turns.
Wall Ride
Skills Park
Motorhead Flowing singletrack with berms, step jumps,
table tops, bridges, and rocky descents.
Cocktails
First Aid
Wild Thing A technical, narrow single-track, with tight
twisting turns, steeps and rock drops through large
aspen stands.
Food & Beverage
Even Flow This is a steep trail with switchbacks and
one of our longest northshore bridges with many
unique feature options.
Information
Guest Services
Lifts with
Downloading
Helter & Skelter This pair of trails utilize the steep
terrain around an old power line, including some rocky
descents and optional jumps.
Patrol Phones
High Speed Dirt Tight winding turns through the
woods and over some steeper rocky sections, with
multiple options.
Repair Bench/Tools
Picnic Area
Rules of the Trail
Jam Rock Features and rocks galore—five larger jump
options and a rocky forest with progressive line
choices.
IMBA developed the “Rules of the
Trail” to promote responsible and
courteous conduct on shared-use
trails. Keep in mind that conventions
for yielding and passing may vary in
different locations, or with traffic
conditions.
1. Ride Open Trails
2 Leave No Trace
3 Control Your Bicycle
4 Yield Appropriately
5 Never Scare Animals
6 Plan Ahead
Milky Way Flowing single-track with sweeping berm
turns and multiple features for advanced riders.
Sanitarium Rolling, fast, flowy downhill through the
forest with our longest bridge ever leading to an
exciting 14' tall corkscrew feature.
3-P Road (.5 mile) A dirt service road which accesses
the beginning of Mosquito Coast and Let It Ride. Please
use caution as you may encounter motorized vehicles
and other riders.
Cadillac Road (.5 mile) A dirt service road which
accesses Gondola Mid Station, Sanitarium, Boy Scouts
and Wild Thing.
Restrooms
Shuttle
Sprint Charging Station
• Most difficult, steep single-track trails, larger free-ride features
• May encounter stair-type drops that can be rolled down
• May encounter large rock gardens and roots
• Requires advanced mountain bike handling skills
Bike Park Sponsors
(See reverse side for complete IMBA Rules.)
Jackstraw Road (6 miles) A dirt service road that goes
to the Mountain House base area. Please use caution
as you may encounter motorized vehicles.
Jaybird (.5 mile) A dirt service road which accesses
Gondola Mid Station.
• May encounter extremely rocky, steep terrain
• Challenging free-ride features including skinny bridges,
step-ups, drops, and large jump features
• These trails are designed for expert downhill bike riders
Keystone Bike Path (6 miles to Dillon) Continuous
paved trail network which extends from the Ski Tip
Neighborhood to the River Course.
Timbers Hiking Trail (.25 Mile) Scenic shortcut through
big pines along the Snake River between the Mountain
House and River Run base area.
WHAT’S NEW
The 2015 Keystone Bike Park features a variety of
upgrades, rebuilds and additions such as:
• Self-loading bike trays to the Summit Express
chairlift. This addition will increase uphill capacity
while also providing riders with a more convenient
and streamlined mountain biking experience.
• A bigger Skills Park with improved jump lines and
a new pump track
RULES OF THE TRAIL
• New wall ride added to Paid In Full and rhythm
section to Mosquito Coast
• New flow trail added to Girl Scouts, which features
rollers and berms designed for all abilities
For additional information on upgrades, maintenance
and new builds occurring throughout the summer
please visit www.KeystoneBikePark.com
FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES PICK UP ANY
RED ON-MOUNTAIN PHONE OR FROM A
CELL PHONE CALL 970-496-4000
Uphill Traffic has the Right-of-Way on Jackstraw Road.
Bikers Yield to Pedestrians and Equestrians.
Bikers and Pedestrians Yield to Equestrians.
• Uphill access is not allowed on designated down-hill trails.
• Uphill access during operations hours is permitted only on
Jackstraw and Cadillac Roads.
• Uphill travel on single-track trails is permitted before and
after hours of bike park operation.
DROP ZONE
Dercum Hiking Trail (1.75 mile) A gradual to moderate
loop, starting from and returning to the summit of
Dercum Mountain. This trail winds through evergreen
forest and wild flowers to the tundra and back. This is a
hikers’ trail only, no bikes, please.
• Man-made practice features with rails, bridges,
berms, and tabletops
• Requires good mountain bike handling skills
EXTREME
Punk Rock Short, technical, single-track boulder field.
TNT Aggressive descent on overgrown mining and
logging roads, offering alternate freeride features.
Look for the Ida Belle’s mine off to your right.
BLACK
Automated External
Defibrillator
Bike Rentals
SKILLS PARK
ATM
Paid-In-Full A newly designed trail that weaves in and
out of trees with high-speed features & alternate lines.
• Alley 1 (Piranha, Barracuda) Medium & large drops — 5' to 22'
• Alley 2 (Paranoid) Rock drop, natural take-off, narrow wood landing
• Alley 3 (Voodoo)—Very steep rock garden
• Alley 4 (Witch Doctor)—Bridge launch, natural landing, berm runout