14038 Mermill Road, Rudolph, OH
The Rudolph Bike Park promotes wellness, community, and adventure.
A new hub of family-friendly activity is in Rudolph, Ohio adjacent to the Slippery Elm Trail. The Bike Park has multiple pump tracks, each with for a different skill level. From toddlers learning to ride a bike, to advanced mountain bikers, the Rudolph Bike Park will provide a safe location for skills development on its three pump tracks and mountain bike skills loop. Once open, the Rudolph Bike Park will be free and open to the public daily from 8:00 am until 30 minutes past sunset.
Pump track continuous linear length: 1,942
Pump track: 1,783 feet
Stryder Track: 159 feet
Rules & Regulations
- No alcohol or drugs!
- No motorized vehicles.
- Clean up after your pet.
- Pets must be on a leash 10 feet, or less.
- No remote-controlled vehicles or devices.
- Damage, vandalism, and graffiti are prohibited by law.
- Keep the tracks and park clean, Use garbage & recycling containers.
Riders
- Ride at your own risk.
- Be aware of other riders.
- Do NOT stop in the middle of the path.
- Follow all directional signage.
- Know your limits.
- Scout the path.
Etiquette
- Provide ample room for other riders.
- Be respectful of others, and encourage the sport.
Spectators
- Stay off the path
- Be aware of riders and your direct surroundings.
Safety
- Wear a properly-fitting bike helmet.
- Wear shin, knee, and elbow protection.
- Lower the saddle on your bike.
- Suspend your body with your legs bent like shock-absorbers.
- Let the bike flow underneath you.
Thank you to our Sponsors.
Diamond Level Sponsorships
Spoke Life Cycles
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The Right Direction
Platinum Level Sponsorships
Stout Cyclery
In Loving Memory of Cody Clayton. 
Gold Level Sponsors
Jeff and Lee Anne Snook and Family
Silver Level Sponsors
Thank you, sponsors!
Why a Bike Park?
In a 2018 public survey with over 2,000 Wood County respondents, 43.48% of people requested more bike trails & increased access, with 55% of those respondents requesting non-traditional biking opportunities. The Rudolph Bike Park meets these identified community needs. The Rudolph Bike Park is adjacent to the 13.1-mile rails-to-trails bike path, the Slippery Elm Trail (SET). With an average of 275 users per day, the SET is one of the Park District’s most utilized amenities. Working with the non-profit group, The Right Direction, and their youth development program, the Wood County Park District has taken steps to ensure the bike park offers engaging challenges appropriate for all users, from the strider-biking toddler to the expert BMX racer. Additional amenities include a picnic shelter, accessible parking area, greenspace, and bike repair station.
