Weekly Social Ride - Olympic Park Flow Trails (Advanced Beginner+)

The Ride
We'll head up RTS to the flow trails and do a few laps on them. This is a no-drop type ride where we'll wait for everyone at intersections to make sure nobody gets lost or falls behind. We'll ride for an hour or two, depending on how everyone is doing.

Flow Trail Preview Videos
BYOB (https://odysee.com/@MountainAdventures:2/BYOB-Park-City:7)
OMH (https://odysee.com/@MountainAdventures:2/OMH-Park-CIty:6)

• The rocky part in the video is the hardest of three lines at that spot. If I redo this video I may put all three in there somehow.

Ride Level
This is an advanced beginner ride, so if you are worried about holding other up, don't worry about it on this ride. As you long as you have biked some singletrack with rocks, this ride is for you. The flow trails are easy intermediate trails. Any advanced riders that come are expecting it and are looking for a laid back ride. Plus the best way to get better is go with people that are faster than you.

Meeting Spot
The trailhead is on the way up to the Olympic Park on the right side. The trailhead on the left is for dogs and usually fills up first.
Lower UOP Trailhead: https://www.trailforks.com/poi/649/

Post Ride
$5 Burgers and Beers at O'Shucks, Fat Kid Pizza or Tailgating at the Trailhead

Weather: Check for changes the day of. Time and location may change or the ride may be canceled due to weather or trail conditions.

Weekly Ride: This is the traditional PBR (Park City Beginner Ride) that tends to be our weekly social ride. The beginner rides rotate between Round Valley, Lower UOP trails and Sparky trails. The RSVPs will usually open about two weeks before the ride (or when we have a ride leader sure they an make it and update the description for the ride). For 2025 we will have intermediate rides some weeks, since we haven't had many beginners showing up recently.

Disclaimer: All events are at your own risk. (Full disclaimer (https://mountainadventures.us/slcmtb/disclaimer)