Our number one goal at Maydena Bike Park is to keep our guests safe!

As we are a gravity-focused bike park we strongly recommend considering more protective equipment than you may wear on a typical trail ride.

We also have some minimum bike equipment requirements that must be complied with. After reading the below, if you have any further questions, please contact our Guest Services Team here.

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OUR STANDARDS

PERSONAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT

The following safety equipment is mandatory for all riders;

  • An Australian Standards approved helmet
  • Closed-toe shoes

The following safety equipment is strongly recommended;

  • Full face helmet
  • Eye protection
  • Gloves
  • Elbow protection
  • Knee protection

Hire equipment is available if required.

OUR STANDARDS

BIKE STANDARDS

All bikes must be in good working order. We strongly recommend checking brakes, all bolts and bike equipment prior to arriving. If your bike is not appropriate or in good working order, we reserve the right to refuse its use in our park.

The following bike equipment is mandatory for all riders;

  • Front and rear working disc brakes
  • Front suspension

The following bike equipment is strongly recommended;

  • Full suspension mountain bike with minimum 130mm suspension travel
  • Aggressive tyres with a minimum size of 2.1 inches

Hire equipment is available if required.

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RIDER RESPONSIBILITY CODE

All users of the Maydena Bike Park are bound by the park’s rider responsibility code. Any park user not complying with the code will have their pass revoked, and may face long-term bans from the park.

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OUR TEAM

BIKE PATROL

Here at Maydena Bike Park we are extremely proud to have our very own in-house Bike Patrol. We hope you never have to meet these guys and girls in a professional capacity but if you do rest assured you are being taken care of by a team of skilled and well trained individuals.

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All riders must sign our waiver once per year before riding in the park.
SAFETY TIPS

ON ARRIVAL

On arrival, all riders must check in with our Guest Services Team. The team can answer any questions you may have and can recommend the best trails to suit your ability and the daily conditions.

We strongly suggested all riders save a copy of our trail map to their phones.

We strongly recommend not riding alone. If you are riding alone you will be asked to provide us with some additional information so we can ensure you finish your riding session safely.

We also ask all riders to add the Emergency Contact number to their phone (also located on the wristband that you receive at check-in). Add it to your contacts now: 0499 499 315

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YOUR FIRST LAP

WARMING UP

Our bike park features some of the largest elevation for trails in Australia and trails ranging from beginner to pro-line. Due to the gravity-focused nature of our trails, many riders will find our trails much more difficult than what they may be used to.

We strongly recommend riders warm-up and commence their riding on our beginner and intermediate trails regardless of their usual higher skill level, before gradually progressing to more difficult trails.

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PROGRESSING YOUR RIDING

Our bike park has a huge variety of trails, which allow riders to progress their skills safely. Our staff can advise you on the best trails for working on any particular skills.

If you wish to learn best-practice riding skills, we strongly suggest considering one of our bike school lessons, which are offered daily.

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