Mountain bikers in Seattle are spoiled with several world-class trails just a short drive from the heart of the city. The mountain bike trails near Seattle have a nice variety of riding, too, offering everything from bike park jump lines to singletrack cross country trails.
Duthie Hill, Tokul, and Tiger Mountain are some of the most popular Seattle area mountain bike trails, and are close enough to the city for rides before or after work. Looking for mountain bike trails closer to Seattle? There are several smaller trail systems close by, too. These areas add a nice mix of variety with fun short loops, and skill building parks. Mountain bikers in Seattle can also stop by the evo Seattle bike store for mountain bike gear, bike repairs, demos, and information.
Ebikes are a great way to get out and cover a ton of trail, and are a ton of fun. However, before setting out on a ride, it's important to check the local rules and regulations regarding where to ride ebikes. Mountain bike trails are built on land under many different land managers. Each of these land managers likely has its own e-bike policy. It's important to know and follow these rules to help ensure continued trail access to mountain bikers and other trail users. Learn more about where to ride ebikes, and if you're curious about ebikes, read our guide to ebike classes, features & more.
Rental and demo bikes are available at evo Seattle, evo Portland, evo Denver, evo Whistler, evo Salt Lake, evo Snoqualmie Pass, and evo Hood River. (Note: The cost of up to three evo bike demos can be applied toward the final cost of purchasing a new or used bike from us.)