Mountain Biking

Mountain biking is taking on a whole new attitude and altitude at Wisp Resort. It’s called freeriding and it’s making headlines all over the country. Freeride bike rentals and clinics available.

Hours of operation may vary; please check our Hours of Operation page
Save time - download and complete the Release Waiver

Gravity Works Bike Center - located on the lower level of the McHenry Lodge

Trail & Lift Pass Rates 2018 

Prices do not include applicable tax. 

Bike Rental Rates 2018

Prices do not include applicable tax.

Introductory Clinic Rates 2018

Prices do not include applicable tax.

Objectives of Introduction to Downhill / Freeride Clinic:

• Body position over the bike will be the primary focus for improving comfort and safety riding down hill for maximum braking power and control.
• Cornering - How to position your body and weight over the bike for optimal grip and control.
  
• Braking, Shifting and Pedaling techniques.
• Body position to get maximal braking power and control
• Maneuvering Bike (Bike Maneuvering, Bike Handling Skills)
• Bike Terminology

Bike Repair and Services

Need a tune up?  Tire flat?  Brakes seized?  No problem!  Let our knowledgeable staff service your bike and get it in top notch condition so you can perform your best on two wheels.

Gravity Works Bike Center Service & Repair Rates - click here.

Fork Run Recreation Area

The Fork Run Recreation Area offers over 8 miles of single track trail and logging roads that wind in and around the large deciduous forest in the 550 protected acres.

Be Safe!

Mountain biking is a voluntary recreational activity. There are risks involved in participating in mountain biking including uneven/rough terrain, loss of control/balance, collisions with objects, terrain features, trees, rocks, and other riders. Each rider should determine whether he or she is sufficiently skilled and fit to safely participate in this activity. Please use mountain bike trails at your own risk. Trails are not patrolled regularly. Helmet use is strongly recommended. Wisp recommends that you do not ride alone. If you are uncomfortable with any section of the trail, please disembark from your bike and walk the portion of the trail with which you are uncomfortable. If you have any questions regarding safety or participating in mountain biking, please speak with a Wisp representation before riding the trails. Be safe, be responsible and have fun. Mountain Bike Responsibility Code Mountain biking involves elements of risk that common sense and personal awareness can help reduce. Please adhere to the responsibility code. This is a partial list. Be safety conscious. It is your responsibility.

• Ride in control and within your ability level. You must be able to avoid other people or objects around you.
• Show courtesy and respect to all trail users at all times. 
• Riders are strongly encouraged to wear a helmet and appropriate protective gear. 
• Make sure that your bike and components work properly before participating in mountain bike activities. 
• Stay on designated trails. Keep off closed areas.
• Obey all signs and warnings.
• Do not stop where you obstruct a trail or are not visible from above.
• Be aware of changing conditions on trails and features and other riders.
• Before participating in mountain bike activities, familiarize yourself with the trails and choose only those trails within your ability. 
• Only ride trails with which you are comfortable. When in doubt, walk your bike.
• Only ride the trails when there is ample daylight and the weather permits. 
• Stop and prepare to yield when crossing a road used by vehicles, hikers or other cyclists.