North Fork Park

North Fork Park is a growing hub for Mountain Biking in the Ogden Valley. Trails are shared with Hiker and Equestrians as well.

Thanks to a recent focus on North Fork Park, there are new trails starting to pop up around the park. Many of these trails are easy to moderate with nothing terribly difficult. This is a great place for beginners as well as seasoned riders.

North Fork Park is a beautiful place with great camping opportunities throughout.  Campsites are available typically from May through October but is highly dependent on the weather. This is a great place to visit for a quick morning ride, spending the day or even the weekend there.

As a bonus, there is a short hike to a beautiful waterfall, especially during the spring. The waterfall trailhead is located at the end of the road going up the canyon on coldwater creek and is well signed, although steep in a few places. There are ropes at those steep spots at the waterfall to assist hikers to a view of the falls as well as the base.

Trails are listed in alphabetical order.

Ben Lomond

Trail Surface: Dirt
Difficulty: Advanced
Trail Length: 6.1 miles
Elevation Gain: 2,886 ft
Elevation Loss: n/a

Cutler’s Twist

Trail Surface: Dirt
Difficulty: Easy
Trail Length: 1.7 miles
Elevation Gain: 338 ft
Elevation Loss: 604 ft

Mule Connector

Trail Surface: Dirt
Difficulty: Easy
Trail Length: 0.9 miles
Elevation Gain: 279 ft
Elevation Loss: 121 ft

Mule Ear

Trail Surface: Dirt
Difficulty: Intermediate
Trail Length: 3.0 miles
Elevation Gain: 1,073 ft
Elevation Loss: 879 ft

Mule Shoe

Trail Surface: Dirt
Difficulty: Intermediate
Trail Length: 2.3 miles
Elevation Gain: 607 ft
Elevation Loss: 774 ft

Pipeline Trail – North Fork Park

Trail Surface: Dirt
Difficulty: Easy
Trail Length: 0.8 miles
Elevation Gain: 223 ft
Elevation Loss: 66 ft

Trail 365

Trail Surface: Dirt
Difficulty: Easy
Trail Length: 2.2 miles
Elevation Gain: 574 ft
Elevation Loss: 466 ft