Awesome, family-friendly mountain biking area in Draper. With trailers for beginners and…read moreintermediate mountain bikers, there are short scenic biking trails to get bikers used to navigating downhill terrain. Each trail is about a 1/4 mile long, so you can go round and around until you feel comfortable moving on to a different level. The main trail is open to hikers, but the other trails are downhill for bikers only, so you shouldn't have any problems running into anyone. The scenery is beautiful, and you're riding mostly in the trees on the mountain, so it's a cool ride. This was my second time ever mountain biking, but I had so much fun!

Had a friend travel in from out of state reached out to SLC bike rentals they were able to get us…read moreset up on a eBike which was really great and for anyone looking for something different to do while visiting Utah this is a must. There is so much to see and with some of the best trails in the world SLC Bike Rentals makes it easier then ever to get back up in the mountains and experience the greatness of Utah. You shouldn't even consider anything else rent a bike and get out there you will have a great time Draper Trails are so much fun and you can enjoy them at all skill levels.

These was an awesome experience, their bikes are in very good shape like no problem they're all…read morealso their service is very good and they don't extra charge like orders, pricess very affordable, Im riding back with them for sure.

Very attentive and knowledgeable staff. Good selection. Service really tries to figure out problems…read moreand educate you. Pretty happy with this location.

Would have loved to give 5 stars but the pricing was steep. They did however fix my flat within an…read morehour but $64 was again steep. Great service and friendly staff

Service meets expertise!…read more I'm a mountain biker that just got into road biking - I walked in here with about 2 dozen questions and in need of lots of help (and honestly lots of hand holding!); Cottonwood Cyclery absolutely exceeded my expectations. The lady that helped me fully dedicated over 20 minutes to walking around the shop helping me make a list of all the equipment, clothing, tools, and supplies I'll need for my newly purchased road bike. She also spoke with me at length about cleaning and riding techniques, as well as tips and tricks from her own cycling experience. She was also able to recommend a third party to properly fit my bike to me, which she uses herself. I didn't look around at the new bikes too much, but I did notice they had a selection of mountain bikes, e-bikes, and road bikes. They've got tools, bags, shoes, cleaners and lubricants, CO2 tire inflators, tubes, and everything else you'd ever need. They were out of a few clothing items due to shortages from high demand during COVID, but they were still able to provide recommendations about what to look for. That undivided attention was so valuable and helpful - I couldn't have asked for anything more than the experience I had here. This isn't the closest bike shop to me, but it is 100% worth the drive. AND I'd like to mention they are open an hour later than most other bike shops, which is so appreciated and convenient when I rushing to get some shopping done after my work day. I will undoubtedly be back for equipment, advice, and maybe a little moral support! Thank you, CC!

Modest lot but a good selection of fresh Christmas trees from 5' and up. Yes, the bike shop sells…read moreChristmas trees! They made a fresh cut on the bottom to help with water uptake and loaded the tree into the car for us. Years ago we also bought a stand from them; instead of the usual pins, it has a single post in the middle of the well. Since their trees have holes drilled in the bottom, you just place the tree onto the post and you're done! It's so much easier than trying to twist the pins to hold the tree in place. Highly recommend the stand. They're also offering a special coupon for $20 off at Root'd across the street with a tree purchase!

This is one of my favorite mountain biking spots in the Salt Lake City area. It has enough variety…read moreto make anyone happy - from the beginner to the hard core downhiller. My favorite ride takes me up the Lower Corner Cayon and connects with the Pipeline Trail. The best part is when you get to the top, you can bomb down the Rush Trail (which is one way going down so you don't have to worry about running into riders coming up the hill. This place can get a little be crowded at times because it is very popular amongst the MTB and horse back riding crowd. Please be courteous to everyone else using the trail.

I was visiting from St. George and ended up buying a used mountain bike while I was in town. I…read morestopped in on a whim and spoke with Michael about getting it checked out. He told me he could do a full tune-up and inspection the same day, which was a huge relief. Michael was an absolute class act. He's incredibly knowledgeable and took the time to explain the basics and walk me through exactly what he was looking for. He gave great recommendations and, when a few unexpected issues came up, he even stayed late to make sure everything was taken care of so I could head back home with confidence. Outstanding service and professionalism. I couldn't recommend this shop more.

My new bike is a blast, and the shop set it up perfectly. They even proactively set it up for…read moretubeless, even though the manufacturer advertised it as "tubeless-ready." Awesome shop and service.

Mike and Krista are always cheerful and they do great work! I've been a customer for long time…read more They are a Lehi treasure.

Very knowledgeable. I will use this business in the future, they helped me with a flat tire and…read morementioned items like installing Tannus tube inserts to prevent getting flat tires and had items like bike pumps etc to purchase instore.

Utah has an abundance of beautiful trails that wind in and around nature and if you've not taken…read moreadvantage of them, you're missing out. That was the thought that went through my mind this morning when I decided to hit the trail and appreciate nature. The Peak View Trailhead is in Corner Canyon and leads to multiple paths. It's easy to discover new trails or paths each time you visit. There's a parking lot and restrooms at the trail head and signage that points to various paths that you can take. I also noticed that there's an app you can download that will tell you about the different trails and give you a map so you can pick the path that appeals to you. It's sort of a "choose your own adventure" sort of thing. The paths that I found myself on today were Hyde N Seek, Hoof N Boot, and Canyon Hollow Trail. Each one was beautiful and the fall colors were magnificent. There are many more paths for me to discover-I hope you will too.

This is a multi-use, double wide, moderate rated trail…read more A mountain bikers dream trail. So many bikers today. Parking lot was mostly bikers, and a few of us hikers. This is a pretty dirt trail. It's shady the first part of the trail, until you get higher in elevation then you won't be covered in shade. Trail is rocky, dusty, and dry right now. We need some rain. There are signs that say if the trail is muddy stay off, but you can clearly see the ruts in the trail that the bikes have made riding in the mud. There is a huge paved parking lot with a few picnic tables with covering. They even have a water faucet which I definitely used. Access to many other trails in the area. Some are for hiking only, if you don't want to keep stopping for bikers, even though the rules are stated that bikers need to yield to hikers stay on the footpaths only. Dogs are allowed below the Bonneville Shoreline Trail, but not above. This trail crosses both areas. Please follow this rule as this is our watershed. A big sized deer ran right in front of me pretty early on the trail. Lots of wild life. I also saw lots of birds, (cool hawks), lots of lizards, squirrels, and even a skunk. There is a sign at the trail head that reminds you that you are in cougar country. I didn't see any. Probably because of all the bikers. I also didn't see any snakes. Thank God. There seems to be a lot this year, or maybe there have always been, but people are just posting pictures of their snake encounters more because of social media. I thought for sure I would see one especially up by lone rock. Just because it's so rocky. All in all a pretty good hike 5.7 miles in 3.01 hrs with an elevation gain of 1,138 feet. I'm slow what can I say. *clean bathrooms available **large parking lot #leavenotrace

Pleasantly surprised to find this is a 2.7 mile 508 feet elevation gain "Easy" multi use single…read morefile dirt trail. Trail conditions were dry and dusty. I was the only one hiking this trail today, but saw evidence of mountain bike tracks. The trail does goes through a neighborhood. For some reason I was expecting this part of the trail to be paved, but it isn't. Yay! Some barking dogs along the section where you walk between houses. At the parking lot you will have to cross the street to start at the trailhead. You will walk past the golf course for a good amount of the trail. **NO Shade ***No restrooms ****Dogs allowed if leashed -pick up after your dog. There is a garbage can at the parking lot. #leavenotrace

Crashed but we ok Pretty good view some wild animals there…read more occurred raccoon once got scared but I'm fine and about three bird nest up there and overall it was nice