Really cool bike park in Issaquah! Had never been to one before, so the first visit was a real treat. On a holiday weekend, the park was busy as expected, but still very accessible. Lots of children and families about. Also an instructor was onsite giving group lessons. Many technical trails with areas for all skill levels. Very cool tricks and jumps. Two parking areas.

So grateful for all the parties responsible for maintaining the trails! Love riding here! And clearly a lot of work has gone into improving the bike trails at Duthie ...

Witches butter right where you park great dpot for mushrooms idk the elevation but I find stuff here all the time maybe it's cause ppl just be in their bikes not mushroom hunting but this was one of my 5 minute smoke breaks I found so many mushrooms and I wasn't trying when I go for an hour I bring 2 15 gallon smart pots to separate the good from the questionable and maybe get some good mycelium soil along the way. Everyone here is so nice. It's also very clean but if you do see some trash clean it up cause I love this spot

I love this spot for mountain biking! I just got into the sport last summer and they have everything from beginner riders all the way up to expert level. I gained my confidence with jumping on Luna and the drops on the side. I go here every chance that I can with my friends and husband.

The park layout is great. There is one central clearing where all of the trails start and end. This is very convenient if your group wants to split up, but keep track of each other. The clearing also has a pump track and some skill building toys that are fun to play on between runs. Note that the clearing is a fair distance from the parking lot, which is no problem if you are on a bike, but a pretty long treck for grandma or the supply wagon.

this place is the bomb. if yer thinking headn out here, just do it..its soo worth it specially if you want to work on some skills. Duthie has drops, jumps, berms, dirt, wood features, 2 meters of a rock garden😄, and others! also, the most important thing you dont need to pedal more than 10 mins! sick place! PS..there is no source of water for drinking, considering its the PNW, boooo!👎

Such a fun place to ride! We are traveling from Bentonville AR and were planning on only one day at Duthie but going back today. Something for every ride level from beginner green trails to double black trails.

Needs 10 stars... great riding for all abilities. Good for a range of skills because of relatively short tracks where different abilities can circle around and meet in center. Appreciated blues for developing skills with black and double black for serious challenges... bring a lots of water but portapotties are there.

What a treasure! This mountain bike park is a great place to build skills and then challenge them, from beginner to advanced. The pump tracks at the clearing are great for practicing and building confidence, then progressively advanced tracks to test yourself and have a blast. Great people all around, too, everyone having fun.

One of the best mtb parks to progress in jumps and drops especially on the trails Luna Jump, Gravy Train, and Voodoo Child.

Great place to push your skills. Gets very crowded. The parking could be better. Wish this was closer to home for me.

Best place to learn majority aspects of mtbing fundamentals, (except steep ele) emphasis on fun. Wide rang trails beginning to expert, really family place all ages and bike value levels. Kept up over years maintenance. Bring your own water.

This is a great trail network. Mainly for mountain bikes. There are many dirt trails, ramps, and boardwalks. There are also many parking areas. There are restroom facilities.

Great. Tested my first new mountain bike and outfit here, works well, everything🙏

I'm pretty new to mountain biking so I don't dare rate this a 5, but for a free MTB park this place seems pretty amazing for beginners through at least intermediate riders. I haven't done any black diamond stuff, but the blues and greens I've done here were well maintained, had great variety of features, and the central gathering area is full of features to train on in between hitting longer trails. I really like the beginner jumps to the right of the trail map, and how easy they are to session. Real accessible to all skill levels. The varying sizes drops on the edge of the central gathering area are really nice as well in between hitting longer trails. If I went here often I could see it being very good for my progression.

Best bike park. Everything is milimetrically done, perfect for everybody, from beginners to experts, and why not for families too. Great progrations to do.

Awesome park and kid friendly too, don’t expect playgrounds though. Parking can be an issue

Perhaps the best small mountain bike park with a fantastic community! Several nice flowy XC trails with different difficultly levels, and several nice FR jump lines of different styles. In the central area, there are also two pump tracks, as well as learning features for drops, jumps and skinnies. Two large parking lots with easy access roads. Connects directly with Grand Ridge XC trails. Highly recommended!

It's gonna be hard to say much that hasn't been said, but the community here is amazing as is the mountain biking. The ability to session features is the best as many trails have wide areas off to the side where you can safely stop, and many trails have walk up trails to session areas to your heart's desire.

Duthie hill is the best bike park closest to the urban space. I never get bored of the trails out there because of the variety of trails. I learnt mount biking here with the little kids and adults. Its well maintained, directions are accurate and easy to understand, multiple clean portable restrooms with toilet paper, lots of bikers around usually all day long to make friends with and just some shared hiking trails as well for a nice quick hike experience. Do bring water with you, i haven't discovered any source there yet. Lots of kids around in the morning so ride carefully. Some trails can really hurt so do wear the riding PPE (coming from personal experiences). Have fun riding!

Fun place to do tricks on your bike. Although I took the easiest ride, it was still fun. I continued on the Grand Ridge Trail for another 4 miles. Overall it was a very nice ride

Premier skills building park in King County. Well maintained and signage is great. Not dog friendly and not hiker friendly but it is mountain bike specific. Close to Grand Ridge trail system and Soaring Eagle. If you string it together you can get an epic day in.

Amazing trails, very well maintained. Perfect place for those just getting started in mountain biking, still some good ones for more advanced riders too! Only knocks I could come up with is the small amount of parking, you'll definetly want to get there early in the day as it was PACKED. But that's kind of expected since we're finally getting some nicer weather.