Downhill (DH) a cyclist commonly travels to the point of descent by other means than cycling, such as a ski lift or automobile. Downhill Trails designated in this site are Downhill Only. Because of their extremely steep terrain, downhill courses are one of the most extreme and dangerous venues for mountain biking. Difficulty designations vary by area and are not interchangeable between regions. You must ride the local trail to establish knowledge about what a beginner, intermediate, and difficult trail means in the Tetons.
Access This trail can be accessed from the Teewinot chair lift behind Jackson Hole Sports in Teton Village [Directions from Wilson, WY]. Options This is designated for downhill traffic only and can be ridden by taking the Teewinot chair lift to the top and riding the bike park trails back to the base of the […]
Access This trail can be accessed from the Teewinot chair lift behind Jackson Hole Sports in Teton Village [Directions from Wilson, WY]. Options This is designated for downhill traffic only and can be ridden by taking the Teewinot chair lift to the top and riding the bike park trails back to the base of the
Access This trail can be accessed from the Teewinot chair lift behind Jackson Hole Sports in Teton Village [Directions from Wilson, WY]. Options This is designated for downhill traffic only and can be ridden by taking the Teewinot chair lift to the top and riding the bike park trails back to the base of the
Access This trail can be accessed from the Teewinot chair lift behind Jackson Hole Sports in Teton Village [Directions from Wilson, WY]. Options This is designated for downhill traffic only and can be ridden by taking the Teewinot chair lift to the top and riding the bike park trails back to the base of the
Access This trail can be accessed from the Teewinot chair lift behind Jackson Hole Sports in Teton Village [Directions from Wilson, WY]. Options This is designated for downhill traffic only and can be ridden by taking the Teewinot chair lift to the top and riding the bike park trails back to the base of the
Access This trail can be accessed from the Teewinot chair lift behind Jackson Hole Sports in Teton Village [Directions from Wilson, WY]. Options This is designated for downhill traffic only and can be ridden by taking the Teewinot chair lift to the top and riding the bike park trails back to the base of the
Access This trail can be accessed from the Teewinot chair lift behind Jackson Hole Sports in Teton Village [Directions from Wilson, WY]. Options This is designated for downhill traffic only and can be ridden by taking the Teewinot chair lift to the top and riding the bike park trails back to the base of the
Access This trail can runs between the Old Pass Road and the Crater Lake/History trails and can be accessed from the Old Pass Road trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Wilson, WY] or indirectly from Jimmy’s Mom [Directions to trailhead from Wilson, WY], or Fuzzy Bunny [Directions to trailhead from Wilson, WY]. Options This trail is
Access This trail can accessed directly by starting from the pullout on Teton Pass Highway 22 [Directions to trailhead from Wilson, WY] or from Crater Lake which is accessed via the Old Pass Road [Directions to trailhead from Wilson, WY]; indirectly by starting at Jimmy’s Mom [Directions to trailhead from Wilson, WY], Fuzzy Bunny [Directions
Access This trail can be accessed via the Teton Pass Ridge trailhead near the west side of the parking lot at the summit of Highway 22 [Directions to trailhead from Wilson]. Options This is a downhill specific trail, it is only allowed to be ridden from the top. Push or peddle up the Pass Ridge
Access This trail can be accessed via the trailhead across Hwy 22 from Phillip’s Canyon Trail Road [Directions to trailhead from Wilson, WY] or indirectly from the Phillip’s Connector trail by starting at the Old Pass Road trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Wilson, WY]. Options This trail is designated for downhill mountain bike traffic only.
Access This trail is accessed from the first parking lot to the east of the summit of Teton Pass [Directions to trailhead from Wilson, WY]. Options This trail is designated for downhill traffic only. It can be ridden as a shuttled downhill by starting at the top and ending just above the entrance to the
Access This trail can be accessed via the Jimmy’s Mom trailhead across Hwy 22 from Phillip’s Canyon Trail Road [Directions to trailhead from Wilson, WY] or indirectly from the Phillip’s Connector trail by starting at the Old Pass Road trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Wilson, WY]. Options This trail is designated for downhill mountain bike
Access This trail can be accessed via the Teton Pass trailhead near the west side of the parking lot at the summit of Highway 22 [Directions to trailhead from Wilson, WY] or from the Trail Creek trailhead at the bottom of the Old Pass Road [Directions to trailhead from Wilson, WY]. Options This trail can
Access This trail can be accessed from the base area at Grand Targhee [Directions to resort from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail is designated for downhill mountain bike traffic only. It can be ridden from top to bottom by taking the Dreamcatcher lift to the summit of Fred’s Mountain and riding the Grand Traverse trail
Access This trail can be accessed from the base area at Grand Targhee [Directions to resort from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail is designated for downhill mountain bike traffic only. It can be ridden from the top by taking the Dreamcatcher lift to the summit of Fred’s Mountain and riding the Grand Traverse trail to
Access This trail can be accessed from the base area at Grand Targhee [Directions to resort from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail is designated for downhill mountain bike traffic only. It can be ridden from the top by taking the Dreamcatcher lift to the summit of Fred’s Mountain and starting at the trailhead near the Grand
Access This trail can be accessed from the base area at Grand Targhee [Directions to resort from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail is designated for downhill mountain bike traffic only. It can be ridden from the top by taking the Dreamcatcher lift to the summit of Fred’s Mountain and riding the Grand Traverse trail to
Access This trail can be accessed from the base area at Grand Targhee [Directions to resort from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail is designated for downhill mountain bike traffic only. It can be ridden from the top by taking the Dreamcatcher lift to the summit of Fred’s Mountain and connects the Dreamcatcher Lift to the
Access This trail can be accessed from the base area at Grand Targhee [Directions to resort from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail is designated for downhill mountain bike traffic only. It can be ridden from the top by taking the Dreamcatcher lift to the summit of Fred’s Mountain and riding the Grand Traverse to either
Access This trail can be accessed from the base area at Grand Targhee [Directions to resort from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail is designated for downhill mountain bike traffic only. It can be ridden from the top by taking the Dreamcatcher lift to the summit of Fred’s Mountain and riding the Grand Traverse trail and
Access This trail can be accessed from the base area at Grand Targhee [Directions to resort from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail is designated for downhill mountain bike traffic only. It can be ridden from the top by taking the Dreamcatcher lift to the summit of Fred’s Mountain and riding the Grand Traverse trail to
Teton Valley and Jackson Hole both offer amazing trails for riders of every skill level. The area includes rolling cross-country trails, grinding climbs, buffed descents, technical and rugged backcountry trails, epic all day tours, and extreme downhills with freeride features big enough to challenge the most advanced rider.
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