Stratton Bike Park
Bike Rentals
Prepare for downhill thrills with a high-performance mountain bike rental at the Stratton Bike Park. Reserve a mountain bike from our premium fleet of full-suspension bikes configured to optimize your control, comfort, and shredability across 10-plus miles of lift-served downhill mountain biking trails.
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Mountain Bike Rentals FAQ
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What equipment is included with a mountain bike rental at Stratton Mountain?
Every mountain bike rental package at Stratton Mountain, Vermont, includes a full-suspension downhill mountain bike, a certified full-face helmet, and protective elbow and knee pads. This comprehensive gear package is designed to ensure riders have all the essential protection needed to navigate lift-serviced downhill terrain.
Can I rent pads or a full-face helmet separately?
Yes, protective gear can be rented on-site at the Stratton Bike Shop if you already own a bike but need extra equipment. Standalone full-day rentals are available for full-face helmets and for combined knee and elbow pads.
Does a mountain bike rental include access to the trails?
No, mountain bike rentals do not include a Bike Park lift ticket. To access our downhill Bike Park, all riders must purchase a valid Bike Park lift ticket or hold a current season pass. You can easily add daily lift tickets or look into multi-day savings 4-packs online during the checkout process to streamline your arrival.
What types of terrain are these rental bikes designed for?
Our premium rental fleet features full-suspension enduro, downhill, and trail bikes selected specifically to handle Stratton's natural Vermont terrain. These bikes feature advanced front and rear suspension to absorb impacts on progression flow trails, berms, wooden features, and technical singletrack rock gardens found throughout the Bike Park.