Spoiler alert: I’ve never actually been to an indoor bike park… but it’s definitely been on my bike-it list for quite a while! As someone who’s not exactly a fan of winter, I tend to spend the colder months chasing the sun in the southwest. But I know that one day, I’ll probably be on the lookout for a place to keep my wheels spinning all year long—snow or shine.
Whether you’re trying to avoid the winter slump and keep your tires rolling or just looking for a place to dial in your tricks, indoor bike parks are the perfect spot to sharpen your skills. Many pro mountain bikers even run clinics at these parks during the off-season, keeping their game strong year-round.
And don’t think these parks are just for winter. Most indoor bike parks stay open throughout the year, so whether you’re a local or just passing through, you can take your riding to the next level on everything from wooden jump lines and foam pits to pump tracks and flow tracks.
Check out these 7 indoor bike parks in the U.S. and Canada—your new favorite training ground might be closer than you think!
1. Ray’s Indoor Bike Park, Cleveland Ohio
Ray’s Indoor Bike Park in Cleveland, Ohio, is a legendary destination for bike lovers, offering one of the largest indoor bike park experiences in the world. Spanning over 140,000+ square feet, the park features a variety of terrain, including wooden jump lines, technical rock gardens (yes, rock gardens), foam pits, and a pump track—perfect for everything from beginner practice to expert-level progression.
The park is known for its welcoming community, where riders of all backgrounds come together to learn, compete, and challenge themselves. However, keep in mind that Ray’s is only open from October to April/May, making it a prime spot for keeping your skills sharp during the colder months when outdoor riding is usually off the table. If you’re in the Cleveland area during the off-season, Ray’s is a must-visit for anyone looking to keep their wheels rolling year-round.
2. Mike’s Bike Park in Dayton, Ohio
Mike’s Bike Park was started by – you guessed it – Mike! A teacher, educator, bike enthusiast, and musician, Mike Bisig wanted to create a place in his hometown where kids could ride bikes safely, no matter the weather.
“Kids deserve a safe place to ride where they can increase their cycling skills without the worry of automobile traffic or crowded bike paths. Mike’s Indoor Bike Park provides these things and more while working to bring the cycling community together and bring new life into Dayton’s downtown area.”
Mike’s Indoor Bike Park has two floors filled with bike park features suited for all levels of riders including a beginner-friendly Green Line. Unlike Ray’s Bike Park, however, they don’t seem to offer lessons or clinics. It is open 7 days a week all year round, though.
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3. Joyride 150 in Toronto, Ontario
Joyride 150 is Canada’s largest indoor bike park with over 100,000ft² of space. That’s huge! With features and trails for every level of rider from the newbie to the pro, Joyride 150 caters to everyone and every style of riding from street to cross country.
The indoor bike park was created by two avid bikers – Scott Bentley and Mark Summers – who wanted a place to ride during the cold, snowy winter months in Ontario. Soon after securing the enormous warehouse, they were putting in 100+ hour work weeks trying to get the place open before winter break. They did, and it was a hit.
Today, Joyride 150 is a super popular hangout for kids and adults alike. They even have “bikes not bullies” stickers, which warms my heart!
They offer after-school programs, summer camps, private lessons, birthday parties, skill-building clinics, and more.
4. Whistler Air Dome in Whistler, British Columbia
In addition to a world-class bike park, Whistler is also home to the Whistler Air Dome, an 8,400 square foot indoor training facility. There are several jump lines into a huge foam pit as well as ramps, wall rides, and other features.
However, this isn’t really the place for beginner riders… The jumps are pretty big and only 30 riders are allowed in at a time. Spectators are welcome to watch, though!
Whistler Air Dome is only open seasonally during the summer.
Year-round bike parks
Sadly, there used to be a lot more indoor bike parks like the Lumberyard in Portland, Oregon and the Wheel Mill in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Apparently, keeping an indoor bike park open is not an easy task…
In addition to these indoor centers, though, there are a number of year-round bike parks where you can practice your skills and keep your two wheels rolling throughout the winter:
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Have you visited an indoor bike park or a year-round riding destination? Which one and what was your experience like? Leave a comment below!
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I wish there was an indoor mtb park in Georgia, however, there aren’t any so I can’t really find any place to practice my skills.
You could build a wooden or dirt jump to hone your skills