Black Tie Bike Rentals & Tours - Park City

Park City Bike Rentals with Black Tie

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With Black Tie Bike Rentals, you can book top-of-the-line bikes easily online, and pick them up conveniently in town, or relax as your equipment is delivered right to your Park City accommodation (delivery available for a small fee of $15 per group, regardless of size). Never wait in line again! Black Tie provides expert fitting, stellar service and easy returns. Discounts available for multi-day rentals.

Rental Gear Details

Mountain Bike Rentals

Choose from premium full suspension or standard front suspension (hardtail) bikes. Lightweight aluminum kids standard front suspension mountain bikes in 20" and 24".

With mountain bikes from Diamondback and Gorilla Gravity, and kids bikes from Norco and Marin, you and the family will be ready for all of the Park City trails.

E-Bike Rentals

Path E-Bikes and Cargo E-Bikes are available to rent. With your e-bike rental, you can go a bit farther with less effort, avoid traffic and spend more time outside.

Bike Tour Add-On

Looking for a little extra adventure?

Add a private 2-hour or 4-hour guided tour to your rental and hit the trails with a local who knows all the best spots. It’s the simplest way to ride, explore, and have a blast. Check out the tour options on our "add-ons" page at the end of the checkout process! Maximum 6 guests per guide.

Guided tours are available exclusively with our e-bike rentals.

Duration

Rentals available for:

• 2 hours
• 4 hours
• 8 hours
• 24 hours

Ages & Requirements

No minimum age requirement. We can get everyone out to enjoy our gear! Child seats are available to rent with our electric bikes!

Location

Conveniently located at 1846 Prospector Avenue in the center of town right next to the Rail Trail, which connects to all the main use trails in the area. Not only a great place to get your rentals, but we have free day parking right alongside the building.

Want your equipment delivered? We will bring top of the line gear to your vacation lodging or trailhead of your choice (additional fee of $15). A Black Tie gear expert will go over your gear with you and get it set up properly. Once you are done with the equipment, you can return it to our shop or we will come pick it up.

Hours: 9-6 pm most days, June-August: 9-8 pm on Fridays and Saturdays

Where to Ride

Park City is home to an epic network of bike trails, and it all kicks off right outside Black Tie's front door with the Union Pacific Rail Trail. From there, you’ll find over 200 miles of e-bike-friendly trails and more than 400 miles of total trails weaving through Park City proper.

If you choose the guided bike tour, the experts at Black Tie will take you on a loop around the best of the Park City area. You’ll roll by some historic sites and scenic preserves, and if you're down for more of a workout, you can even climb up to the Utah Olympic Park.

Farm Trail

Discover this 3.6-mile out-and-back trail near Park City, Utah. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 1 h 16 min to complete. This is a popular trail for road biking, running, and walking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day. The best times to visit this trail are April through November. You’ll need to leave pups at home — dogs aren’t allowed on this trail.

Union Pacific Rail Trail

Winding 28 miles through Northern Utah’s Summit County, the Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail travels through some of Utah’s most scenic terrain, from the storybook streets of Park City to rolling farmland and wildlife-rich wetlands near Silver Creek Canyon. It’s easy to get lost in your own imagination while meandering through such varied and stunning landscapes.

Lost Prospector

A “chill” ride to loosen up your legs after a flight or a long car ride. Lost Prospector features an excellent view of town, over City Park, and long, uninterrupted singletrack with mellow grades—perfect for pumping, pedaling, and warming up before moving onto a bigger ride. Oh, and this ride doubles as a great hike!