Denver Bike Parks

At 7.5 acres, Ruby Hill Bike Park features a slopestyle course, dirt jumps, pump tracks, and a skills course. The slopestyle course and dirt jumps provide lines of varying difficulty from beginner to advanced, with a special expert slopestyle line to challenge and entertain professional riders.

Two pump tracks -small and large- will provide opportunities for all ages and skill levels, from small children with pedal-less bicycles to seasoned adult riders. The skills course allows beginner and intermediate riders to test their riding skills on a variety of features designed to improve balance and bike handling. Additionally, a 1.7 mile multi-use natural surface loop trail around the perimeter of Ruby Hill Park is suitable for mountain biking.

aeriel view of the BMX Bike couurse

Park Rules & Etiquette

Bike Park rules & regulations:

Open daily from sunrise to sunset
Parks & Recreation staff have the right to close the facility at anytime without notice
Motorized equipment prohibited
No glass is allowed in the bike park
Sledding, skiing and snowboarding is prohibited
Drugs, alcohol and tobacco prohibited
Destroying or defacing public property, including the application of stickers or graffiti is prohibited
No littering. Please dispose of all trash appropriately
Modifications to any element or area within the bike park are prohibited
No mobile ramps or other makeshift biking structures are allowed
No loud music, use of profanity, deliberately offensive conduct, or any other disturbance of the peace is allowed
All riders must stay on designated trails and follow all directional signs
A permit is required to hold special events or conduct commercial activity
All other Denver Parks & Recreation rules and regulations apply to the bike park

Bike Park etiquette

Riders:

Be courteous to others. Users must be under control at all times. Uncontrolled biking and activities that endanger others will not be tolerated and result in ejection from the bike park
Ride within your abilities. Progression is available throughout the park, so start small and try more challenging elements as your skills improve
Only one person at a time should use features
Stay on trails. Riding off-trail can cause damage to the park
Respect all trail closures, wildlife and native vegetation
Do not ride when trails are wet or muddy
Take pride in YOUR bike park

Spectators:

For your safety, please stay off the designated biking trails. Do not walk on terrain features
All animals must be on-leash. Please keep animals outside of the fenced biking area
Youth under 10 years of age are encouraged to be accompanied by an adult

For emergencies, call 911. Report safety and maintenance issues to 311 (720.913.1311) or pocketgov.com.