Whether you're in Park City for one perfect powder day or planning a whole season of laps, we built our pricing so there's a comfortable way in — no matter where you're starting from. You don't have to guess which option is "right." Here's the whole menu, laid out simply, so you can pick what fits your trip and get back to the part that matters: flying down the mountain and a whole lot of grin.
We've got three ways to ride: the Single Day, the Triple Play, and the Gold Pass.
1. The Single Day — Just Show Up and Ride
This is the "I don't need to think about it" option. Book a day, we deliver the bike slopeside, you get a quick orientation, and you're riding within minutes. No punch card, no commitment — just one great day on the mountain.
- Flat daily rate, $129–$169 depending on location
- Slopeside delivery at Park City Mountain Village, Canyons (Sunrise or Red Pine Gondola), or Woodward — or arrange custom delivery / pickup
- Orientation and safety tips included every time
It's the easiest way to try ski biking for the first time, or to add a spontaneous day whenever the mood or the forecast strikes.
2. The Triple Play — Value and Flexibility for Your Trip
Coming to Park City for a few days and want to ride more than once? The Triple Play Punch Pass is built for you. It's three full-day rentals at 50% off, locked in with a simple $99 deposit so you can use your days whenever they fit your itinerary.
- $99 deposit secures 3 full-day rentals
- 50% off regular season pricing on each day you punch
- Ride whenever works for your trip
- Save up to $124 versus paying single-day rates each time
Think of it as reserving your bike and your savings before you even land. Vacation days go fast, and availability isn't guaranteed on the fly. The Triple Play means your gear (and your discount) is already sorted, so all you have to do is show up.
One redemption per bike, per day. Punch passes are non-transferable.
3. The Gold Pass — Five Epic Days, Best Value, Locked-In Price
This is the pass for the rider who's falling for ski biking and wants to go all in — or the skier who's quietly wondering, "could I actually buy one of these?" The Gold Punch Pass gives you 5 full-day rentals at a fixed price, and right now it's the best deal we offer.
- $499 through November 1, 2026 (regular price $599)
- 5 full-day ski bike rentals, use them anytime
- Save up to $245 off single-day pricing
- Averages out to roughly $100 a day for a fully-delivered, fully-outfitted ski bike experience
Here's the math that makes it click. A new ski bike runs about $2,000. The Gold Pass gets you 5 full days on one for $499 — about a quarter of the cost of buying, and enough saddle time to genuinely know if a ski bike belongs in your garage. It's the lowest-risk way to test-drive ownership before you commit to it.
And compared to the "traditional" route? A single day of ski rentals plus a private lesson at a resort can easily add up to $300–$600 or more — for one day. With the Gold Pass, that same budget gets you five days of riding, with a proven-easier learning curve and orientation included every time, no lesson fee required.
If you already know you love it, or you're testing the waters before buying your own, the Gold Pass is simply the smartest way to rack up mountain days this season.
One redemption per bike, per day. Punch passes are non-transferable.
So Which One's Yours?
- Here for a day, want zero commitment? Go Single Day.
- On vacation and riding more than once? Go Triple Play — lock in your bike and your savings now.
- Chasing max value, or thinking about owning one someday? Go Gold Pass — five days, one fixed price, the biggest savings on the mountain.
However you get here, we'll have a bike waiting, a quick orientation to get you dialed in, and a mountain that's a lot more fun than you'd ever expect. It's your turn to fly.
Book your Single Day rental → Grab a Punch Pass (Triple Play or Gold) →
The Gold Pass price of $499 is available through November 1, 2026. Punch passes are limited to one redemption per bike per day and are non-transferable, subject to availability.