Jibe Bike Demos in Salt Lake City, Utah

Best suited for the Doromichi:

Legacy Parkway trail - A fully paved trail that runs adjacent to Legacy Parkway in Davis County. This multi-use path is nice and smooth except for slight inclines and a few wooden bridges.

Emigration canyon - This beautiful road cycling route begins from the small parking lot at Rotary Glen Park on the outskirts of Salt Lake City. You'll follow Emigration Canyon Road through the canyon to Little Mountain Summit, where the mountain views are spectacular.

Wasatch boulevard through holiday - Wasatch Boulevard is a main artery that provides cyclists an elevated view of the Salt Lake Valley to the west, and views of the Wasatch mountains to the east.

Best suited for the Doromichi:

Jeremy Ranch Road to East Canyon - Dirt road that passes Mormon Pioneer Trailhead. It follows a creek from Jeremy Ranch neighborhood down to East Canyon Reservoir.

Park City Rail Trail - Pleasant 28 mile bike ride on the mostly gravel/dirt surface of an old railroad bed. The trail follows an old railroad grade from Park City to Echo Utah.

Butterfield Canyon over the Bingham copper mine - A long hill-climb to a breathtaking view over the Bingham Canyon copper mine. Part pavement, part gravel road.

Best suited for the Fully:

Pipeline trail in Mill Creek Canyon - A Salt Lake City mountain biking favorite due to its easy accessibility, long riding season, and beautiful views.

Mormon Pioneer trail - Explore Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest via this scenic trail. It features a steep upper section with rocky areas that require technical skills.

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Best suited for the Jester:

Dry Creek to Bobsled - This route begins at Popperton Park and ascends BST Dry Creek trail. It then traverses BST Twin Peaks to the top of the Bobsled Trail. Once you're on the Bobsled descent, you'll be flying through the trees on banked turns, hanging on the by the skin of your teeth.

Wasatch Crest - Classic ride from the top of Big Cottonwood Canyon down into Mill Creek Canyon. Initial brutal climb to reach the crest, then a long downhill cruise. Intermediate technical with one short (walkable) section of extreme technical and a few short advanced technical stretches.