Massanutten Resort’s Bike Park offers “an exciting experience for veteran riders while also featuring a beginner-friendly introduction to downhill mountain biking. Massanutten’s Park features a lower lift that will provide access to beginner and intermediate trails for newcomers while also offering advanced jump and single-track trails accessible from an upper lift that are sure to thrill any enthusiast.”
The Resort offers day and season passes for the Bike Park.
Via the Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Coalition (SVBC): “Massanutten’s Western Slope offers more then 800 acres with over 15 miles of multi-use non-motorized trails that are great for mountain biking and trail running. The Western Slope is about 7 miles from Downtown Harrisonburg.”
Massanutten’s Western Slope is private property owned by Massanutten Resort, so you MUST have a Trail Pass to access it. SVBC has built and maintains most of the trails at Massanutten, and the revenue from trail passes goes directly back to SVBC, a regional non-profit whose mission is to advocate for Harrisonburg and the Central Shenandoah Valley becoming a center of safe, sustainable and enjoyable cycling on roads, trails, and streets.