Bike Park 242 features four hand-shaped progressive dirt jump lines ranging from beginner to expert. There are also two pump tracks with one designed for smaller riders and the second shaped for more advanced riders, although both pump tracks may be ridden by all levels. Beginner-friendly technical skills section consists of ground-level skinnies, rock drop-offs, and smooth wooden rainbow-like features.
This is a public bike park located at 1750 McKinney Butte Rd. Sisters, OR 97759 just west of Sisters High School and share the same parking lot with no parking fees. Bike Park 242 is maintained and managed by Central Oregon Trail Alliance (COTA) reps and volunteers and Sisters Park & Recreation District (SPRD). Kyle Jameson and Black Sage Dirt Works performed a major overhaul of dirt jumps and constructed new wooden drop-ins in the Spring of 2023.
This is a public bike park located at 1750 McKinney Butte Rd. Sisters, OR 97759 just west of Sisters High School and share the same parking lot with no parking fees. Bike Park 242 is maintained and managed by Central Oregon Trail Alliance (COTA) reps and volunteers and Sisters Park & Recreation District (SPRD). Kyle Jameson and Black Sage Dirt Works performed a major overhaul of dirt jumps and constructed new wooden drop-ins in the Spring of 2023.
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Apr 10, 2024 @ 8:55am Apr 10, 2024 | Both pump tracks are riding good. Currently only the small jump line is open. Jumps are being refreshed as of April 10 2024. Freeze/Thaw really... view |
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