Draper Cycle Park
Bigger features than the valley-floor parks. Better for a confident rider.
Not events. These are open most of the time, which makes them the answer when the calendar is thin or the weather turns. Seasonal places are hidden automatically when they are shut.
Bigger features than the valley-floor parks. Better for a confident rider.
Dirt jumps and trail riding. Hot and exposed by midday in summer.
Animals and open ground, and free to simply walk around.
Shade is limited. Best before noon on a hot day.
Free, warm, and open when almost nothing else is. Runs its own children's programmes, which the library events source picks up separately.
The exhibit floor costs nothing, which makes it a genuine free option rather than a ticketed one with a free corner.
Reservoir at the first mile makes a natural turnaround with children. Parking fills early on Saturday mornings.
Daybreak's pump track. Quieter on weekday evenings than weekends.
Paved and flat the whole way, which makes it the reliable answer for a family ride with mixed abilities. Rideable in winter when it is clear.
Pump track and progression lines with a beginner loop, so a younger rider is not stuck watching. Bring water: there is very little shade.
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