Fort Tuthill Bike Park Rules

1. The bike park is a non-supervised facility. Biking is a hazardous recreational activity. Helmets and protective gear are strongly recommended.
2. Pedal Bikes, including Class 1 & 2 E-Bikes are allowed. To read the current definitions of Class 1, 2, and 3 e-bikes, please visit: People for Bikes, Arizona Statute 28-819.
3. The park is available to both experienced and inexperienced bikers.
4. The Skills Park is subject to closure due to maintenance activities or adverse weather conditions. Riding on the course when extremely wet causes damages to park features.
5. Stay on defined trail surfaces and do not "free ride" into the landscape.
6. Features are rated as shown on the Trial Difficulty Rating System and marked on the course. It is your responsibility to know the trail rating and ride within your skill level.
7. The Skills Park contains numerous constructed jumps, ramps, embankments and terrain variations known as "features". The features vary in difficulty and change constantly due to conditions, weather, usage, grooming and time of day. It is your responsibility to inspect these features before you use them and throughout the day.
8. You control the degree of risk you will encounter in using these features. Your speed and takeoff will directly affect your air borne maneuvering and landing. DO not attempt to ride these features unless you have sufficient ability and experience to do so safely.
9. Look for small features to begin with and work your way up to larger features. Freestyle skills require maintaining control on the ground and in the air and are required for all features in the Skills Park.
10. Only one person may use a feature at a time. Do not jump blindly and always use spotters. LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP! Always clear the landing area quickly.
11. Always ride in control and within your ability level. Observe all signs and warnings and stay off closed features.
12. No unauthorized building or modification of features.
13. Consumption of alcohol in the bike park is forbidden. Riding while intoxicated is dangerous for both you and the other riders.
14. If riding alone, possession of a cell phone in case of emergencies is recommended.
15. Use of this facility may result in broken bones, paralysis, or other serious or fatal injury.
16. Recreate Responsibly.

Coconino County does not assume responsibility for injuries. Use this facility at your own risk. Please report all violation of the Bike Park Rules or unsafe conditions to 928-679-8000.