Odessa Mountain Bike Park
Interactive Park Map
About the Location
Trail System Overview
Spread across 95 to 100 acres, this park provides approximately 10 to 11 miles of singletrack trails, varying in technical difficulty, to cater to riders of all skill levels. The trail system is carefully marked with traditional color codes: green for beginners, blue for intermediate riders, and red for advanced bikers.
The terrain is a mix of flat singletrack, steep inclines, rocky segments, and caliche pits, creating an engaging environment for aerobic and technical challenges. Its unique layout incorporates two abandoned caliche pits, adding to the rugged and natural aesthetics of the park.
Trail Difficulty Levels
Beginners can navigate the 3.5-mile green trail loop, which features a relatively flat and twisty path around the outer perimeter. Intermediate and advanced riders can explore trails that ascend in and out of the caliche pits, featuring features such as bridges, berms, jump lines, rollers, and drop zones.
The advanced trails include sections with rocky ledges and steep descents for a more demanding experience. The park is situated in a unique West Texas landscape, offering challenging yet enjoyable experiences for mountain biking enthusiasts.
Visitor Information
The park is managed by the Permian Basin Bicycle Association (PBBA), and users must either pay a $5 day-use fee at the gate or hold a PBBA membership. There is a parking lot available close to Odessa Fire Station #5, providing convenient access.
Visitors are advised to carry adequate water, food, and repair kits due to the desert-like environment and potential for mechanical punctures caused by the mesquite-heavy surroundings. The park's maintenance is ongoing, ensuring that trails remain enjoyable and challenging throughout the year.
