Bike park Season is Here! Loam Pass Expands to 15 New Destinations

Loam Pass is kicking off the 2026 bike park season with a major expansion, adding a new wave of destinations and continuing to grow one of the most diverse mountain bike networks in North America — and beyond. With new lift-served parks, shuttle-accessed terrain, and the introduction of indoor riding, Loam Pass is packing even more value into the pass.

From iconic bike parks like Highland Mountain to Big Sky to emerging destinations like Kissing Bridge in New York, these new partners push the total network even further delivering more variety and adventure for pass holders.

New for 2026:

Big Sky Resort, Montana
Woodward Park City, UT (Indoor + outdoor access)
Woodward Tahoe, CA (Indoor + outdoor access)
Velo MSM, Quebec
Highland Mountain Bike Park, New Hampshire
Copper Mountain, Colorado
Legacy Bike Park, MT (Now includes shuttle service)
Reveille Peak Ranch, Texas
Tio’s Tours - Oaxaca Mexico
KRB Bike Park, Hidalgo Mexico
Kissing Bridge Resort, New York
Snowshoe Mountain, West Virgina
Cranmore Mountain, New Hampshire
Alyeska Resort, Alaska
Sundance Resort, Utah

This expansion marks Loam Pass’s first move into indoor riding with Woodward Park City and Woodward Tahoe — opening the door to year-round progression, no matter the weather. Meanwhile, Legacy Bike Park expands its offering with the addition of shuttle service, unlocking even more vertical and terrain for riders.

Across the network, these additions bring everything from world-class jump lines and progression parks to rugged alpine descents and destination riding experiences like Oaxaca Mexico.

Whether you’re planning a cross-country road trip, stacking park laps all summer, or riding through the off-season indoors, Loam Pass 2026 delivers more access, more variety, and more reasons to ride than ever before.

And this is just the beginning — more destinations are already on the way.