Attitash offers some of the best on and
off-slope mountain biking in
New England, with lift-serviced, downhill terrain, cross-country trail networks and shuttle service to the White Mountain National Forest. The popular Thorne Pond Trail System offers fun and gentle terrain along the Saco River for the whole family. A full rental fleet is also available, and includes front suspension cross-country bikes as well as full-suspension downhill bikes.




CHAIRLIFT-SERVICED TERRAIN
Attitash offers some of the best lift-serviced mountain biking in the region. If you are a serious downhiller looking for more challenging terrain, Attitash has it. From the base of Attitash, the Flying Yankee chairlift ride provides access to more than five miles of mixed-trail and single-track downhill terrain for advanced mountain bikers. Our lift-serviced mountain biking operates weather permitting.

Check out - or print out our lift serviced mountain biking trail map! (.pdf)

TRAIL NETWORK
Perfect for families and those just beginning to discover the fun of biking through the woods, Attitash offers the Thorne Pond Trail System.

This casual network provides approximately 12 miles of easy-to-moderate terrain along the Saco River.

PEDALING BEAR BIKE SHOP
The bike shop is open daily from 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. and is located on the main floor of the Adventure Center at the base of Attitash. We offer rentals of front and full suspension bikes. The Pedaling Bear also stocks a full line of mountain bike clothing and accesories to get you on the trail.

BIKE RENTALS
Attitash offers mountain bike rentals for adults and children. Front and full suspension bikes are available. Click here for hours and pricing. All rentals include a helmet and trail pass. Unlimited shuttle service to the White Mountain National Forest is $12 per biker. We also service all brands.

Mountain biking is a backcountry experience complete with all the hazards and challenges associated with being removed from civilization. The mountainous terrain contains risks too numerous to list but include the steepness and unevenness of the riding surface which contains rocks, bumps, water bars, ruts, stumps, brush, racing gates, finish-line equipment, and mountain vehicles operating on the roads and trails. It is up to each rider to be responsible for his/her well-being and to become familiar with the information in the Mountain Biker's Responsibility Code.