San Diego Bike Parks Guide
In recent years, a number of bike parks have been built in San Diego County, following a national trend of public investment in bike-focused parks.
Some of these parks are designed only for bikes, including features such as pump tracks, jumps and skills courses. Others are multi-use parks and allow skateboarders and scooter riders.
With the opening of Luiseño Bike Park, San Diego also has its first pay-to-ride park (see below). For more information where to ride a mountain bike, check out our guide to San Diego mountain biking.
Sweetwater Bike Park (Bonita)
Sweetwater Bike Park, located in Bonita, California, is a packed-dirt bike park in southern San Diego county that offers a wide range of features designed for beginners to experts.
The bike park offers four jump lines, ranging from beginner to expert, a kid’s pump track, a skill zone, two flow trails, and a perimeter trail that connects to the various features.
For more info, check out our full guide to Sweetwater Bike Park.
Address | 6057 San Miguel Road, Bonita, CA 91902 |
Phone | (619) 472-7574 |
Hours | 9:30 am – 8 pm |
Bradley Park Bike Park (San Marcos)
Bradley Park in San Marcos opened in the summer of 2024. The park spans 3.4 acres and features a pump track, perimeter trail, and jump lines catering to all skill levels.
The $1.1 million project is backed by contributions from the city’s General Fund, grants, and local organizations. The park, occupying a previously vacant spot known for the city’s Fourth of July fireworks display, is a collaborative effort with significant support from the San Diego Mountain Biking Association.
Address | 1587 Linda Vista Dr. San Marcos, CA 92069 |
Phone | (760) 744-9000 |
Hours | 10 a.m. to Sunset (closed on Mondays) |
Greg Cox Bike Park (Chula Vista)
Greg Cox Bike Park is a 3.2-acre bike park located in Otay Valley Regional Park in Chula Vista, California. The park offers a jump line, a beginner’s bike skills area and a modular pump track. For more details, check out our complete guide to the bike park.
Address | 325 Rancho Drive Chula Vista, CA 91911 |
Phone | (619) 482-7361 |
Hours | 8 am – dusk |
Pacific Highlands Ranch Pump Track (Carmel Valley)
Pacific Highlands Ranch Pump Track is a popular public concrete pump track for bikes, scooters, and skateboards located in north county San Diego. Visit our guide to the park for photos and more detailed information.
Address | 5977 Village Center Loop Rd, San Diego, CA 92130 |
Phone | (858) 538-8184 |
Hours | 8 am – 8 pm |
Mission Trails BMX Track (Mission Trails Regional Park)
The BMX Track in San Diego’s Mission Trails Regional Park, is a dirt park with jump lines and pump track features. The park, which seems to be maintained by users and not the city parks and recreation department, is hidden away in an old mine on the eastern side of Mission Trails.
Address | Parking GPS coordinates: 32.817723, -117.059626 Track coordinates: 32.817970, -117.064686 |
Phone | (858) 538-8184 |
Hours | 8 am – 8 pm |
Luiseño Bike Park (Pauma Valley)
Nestled in the La Jolla Native American Reservation, Luiseño Bike Park boasts 13 miles of professionally engineered trails suitable for all rider levels. Trails are marked similar to ski runs: green for beginners, blue for intermediate, and black for advanced riders. The park also offers ziplining, a waterpark, and a vast campground.
The bike park opened in the summer of 2023. Riders are shuttled 1,300 feet up to the top of the park in trucks, and then descend back to the base area. This is a commercial enterprise and tickets at the time of writing cost $59 a day. A helmet is required to access the park, and bike rentals are available.
Address | 22000 CA-76, Pauma Valley, CA 92061 |
Phone | 858 212-2929 |
Hours | Friday 10 am – 4 pm; Saturday and Sunday 9 am – 4 pm |
Bradley Park’s central location and its past as a landfill made it a prime choice.