FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How do I get to Legacy?

We're a backcountry private Bike Park accessed by US Highway 93. We are about 1 mile south of the town of Lakeside, Montana. A gate code is required to access the Park which will be sent with the purchase of your shuttle pass. The physical address is 2376 Legacy Park Way, Lakeside, MT 59922.Here is a link to the turn-off for ease of navigation. 

Do I need a ticket?

A ticket is required for park entry, and tickets must be purchased in advance to receive a gate code. As we often sell out, we recommend purchasing ahead.

Please complete our waiver before arrival to speed up the check-in process. WAIVER LINK HERE.

I have a child can they ride for free?

Riders 6 and under can enter the park for free, but must have a signed waiver, be accompanied by an adult, and check in upon arrival.

How does the park work?

Hop in our flatbed shuttle—complete with benches and a sunshade—while your bike rides on our Huck Wagon carrier. Each trip takes up to 20 guests to the top of the park to access a range of trails.

Is Legacy good for beginners, and is it safe to ride?

Legacy is a downhill mountain bike park, and with that comes some inherent risk. We recommend our park for any guests who have some trail-riding experience—riders should feel comfortable standing on their bikes while descending and be able to control their speed on moderate terrain.

To support your experience, our staff are available to discuss trail options, assess difficulty levels, and offer recommendations. We strongly encourage the “pre-ride, re-ride, free-ride” approach: inspect a trail at a slower pace before riding it at full speed.

Is there cell service?

Cell service at the park is very limited and unreliable, so please ensure you have everything prepared before arriving.

Do you rent bikes?

No, the park has no bike or gear rentals. You should be prepared to bring and transport your own bike. Here is a suggestion for rentals in the area:

Do we allow E-Bikes?

Yes, e-bikes are allowed. You can buy an uphill ticket and pedal up the designated uphill trail, or you can ride the shuttle with a regular shuttle pass.

Do we allow Fat Tire Bikes?

Fat tire bikes over 3 inches will not fit on our racks and are not allowed on shuttle days. Fat tire bikes are welcome to come and pedal

What Should I bring?

  • Water - Our park has no water.
  • Food - There is no food for sale on property.
  • Bike - Bike, tools, tubes and parts. There are no replacements on the property.
  • Helmet - A helmet is required to ride the park. We suggest a full face, but any well-fitting helmet that covers the back of the head is acceptable,
  • Other Protective Gear- We suggest the addition of knee pads when riding in the park and also encourage chest protectors and elbow pads.

Do we allow Dogs?

Yes, dogs are welcome in our campsites and communal areas as long as they are leashed. Dogs are not allowed on our shuttle roads or bike trails.

Can I sign my waiver before entering? 

Yes, we strongly encourage you to. You can find the link for the waiver here -->Waiver to Ride

What is the best way to get into contact with someone at Legacy Bike Park?

Please email booking@legacybikepark.com or info@legacybikepark.com

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What is our refund policy?

Refund Policy
If the Park is open for less than 3 hours, or does not open at all due to snow, rain, fire, or fire restrictions, ticket holders have two options:

A. Receive a cash refund minus 25% of the ticket cost, or
B. Rebook for another riding day within 30 days at no additional charge.

Please note: Refunds are only offered when the Park is closed or non-operational as described above. However, you may transfer your pass to another person for the same date.

All refund or rebooking requests must be submitted by email to booking@legacybikepark.com within 30 days of the Park closure.
Please do not call with rebooking requests.

Why is our policy strict?
Legacy is a backcountry bike park that relies heavily on advance planning. Ticket sales are essential to keeping our staff employed and the Park operating safely and smoothly.