Bike Park Rules & Etiquette

• Ride at Your Own Risk.
• Bicycle Helmets Highly Recommended. A properly fitting CPSC rated helmet is highly recommended for everyone.  A snug fitting, full-face helmet is encouraged when jumping.  
• Respect Others:
  • Stay in control at all times. Be aware of your surroundings and other park visitors.  Adjust your speed when the park is busy.
  • Be courteous and share park with other users.
  • Take turns and keep a safe distance between you and the rider in front of you. Clear landing areas quickly. 
  • Riders yield to pedestrians and uphill traffic.
  • Ride jump lines in one direction, one line at a time.
  • If you stop for a break or due to mechanical issues, please move off to the side of the trail.
• Respect the Bike Park:
  • PLEASE do not use the dirt trails or dirt features when they are wet or muddy. If mud is sticking to your tires/shoes or you are creating ruts/footprints, then it’s too wet to use.  Failure to follow this rule causes unnecessary damage to the bike park and is costly to fix – don’t be that person.
  • Obey bike park trail and feature closures. Closure information can be found at LebanonBikePark.org homepage or on the park Facebook page.
  • Stay on designated mountain bike trails.
  • Do not modify trails or features.

General Park Rules

• No motorized vehicles are permitted beyond the parking lot.
• No unauthorized carrying of firearms or concealed weapons.
• No alcoholic beverages permitted unless operating under a Lebanon Parks and Recreation permit.
• No smoking, vaping, or illicit drug use.
• Please help keep your park clean. Please place all litter in trash/recycling receptacles.
• Please respect the native vegetation and wildlife.
• To reduce potential safety conflicts with cyclists, dogs are prohibited in the bike park.
• No camping, fires, fireworks, or graffiti.
• Improper conduct may result in a citation, suspension, or expulsion from the bike park.
• Special events or programing require advance permit from Lebanon Parks and Recreation.

Bike Park Safety Guide

HAVE FUN. RIDE HARD. PLAY SAFE.

Riders:

• Bicycle Helmets Highly Recommended. A properly fitting CPSC rated helmet is highly recommended for everyone.  A snug fitting, full-face helmet is strongly encouraged when jumping.  You only get one brain – protect it. 
• Bicycles should be in good working order. Riding a bike at the bike park that is in poor condition or improperly assembled is dangerous.  Visit your local bike shop for a safety check and get your bike(s) tuned by a professional mechanic regularly. 
• Lower Your Saddle for improved bike handling on jumps and pump tracks.
• Look Before You Leap. Natural and man-made terrain can change due to weather, use and maintenance.  Do not ride or jump blindly! 
• Ride Safely Within Your Ability. Many of the routes through the park require advanced mountain bike and freestyle skills, including jumping.  The skill level required for the various park features are identified on the map.
• Ride Progressively. Start small and work your way up to more advanced features as your skills develop.
• Protective Gear Is Highly Recommended. In addition to a helmet, wearing gloves, shin, knee, elbow pads, body armor, and in some cases a neck brace is a good idea – especially when jumping.  Your body will thank you.
• Slippery When Wet. Paved pump tracks, wood features and rocks are slippery when wet.  Use extreme caution.

Pedestrians & Spectators:

• Hike/Jog at your own risk.
• Be aware of your surroundings. Other bike park users may be moving quickly.
• Do not block or obstruct the bike park trails/features. Do not stand or sit in blind areas.
• Parents/Guardians, please watch your young children carefully and stay with them at all times.
• Children require adult supervision.