The Basin Gravity Park - MTB Flow Trails and Downhill Near Boise, Idaho

Take a tour of the awesome mountain bike trails of The Basin Gravity Park.
Trails in this Video
0:00 - Introduction
0:51 - Awesum Opossum to Berm Baby Berm (Blue)
4:21 - G19 (Black)
6:06 - Student Rider (Green)
11:21 - Marshmellow (Green)
12:30 - Rabid Badger (Black)
14:28 - Space Nugget to Air Traffic Control (Blue)
17:47 - Loam Star (Blue)
20:04 - Fox Trot (Blue)
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Located just a half-hour outside of Boise, Idaho, The Basin Gravity Park provides easy access to lift-served mountain bike trails for beginners through pros with their Morning Star Express high-speed quad chairlift that has easy-to-load bike racks. The park features jumpy, twisty flow trails like Berm Baby Berm or Space Nugget and natural, rocky downhill trails like G19 and Loam Star. If you’ve never tried lift-served mountain biking or want to try a full-suspension mountain bike, The Basin Gravity Park offers a variety of Trek and Rossignol rental bikes to sample.
We’ll start with the popular intermediate blue lap of Awesum Opossum to Berm Baby Berm. This top-to-bottom run with rollers, jumps and high-speed sections is a must-ride at the park and will have you hooting and hollering the whole way down.
Now let’s amp it up to Expert-only downhill status with the infamous G19 trail. This natural trail filled with rock rolls, drops and boulder fields will keep any seasoned rider on their toes.
For those new to mountain biking, Student Rider is a great way to sample The Basin Gravity Park from top to bottom. Accessed from Learner’s Permit, this wide, fun flow trail will let new riders experience the joys of berms and rollers as they learn how to get up to speed with the trail’s inviting pitch. Marshmellow is a fun way to end the run with an introduction to jumps and rollers.
Expert riders looking for maximum air time will love Rabid Badger. This big, blasty flow trail features step-downs, step-ups and huge tabletop jumps that rival any other world-class bike parks. Keep an eye out for multiple options and those easter-egg hits and transfers, too.
Space Nugget to Air Traffic control is a blue intermediate rollercoaster trail filled with 180-degree bowl turns, jumps that are perfect for progression and plenty of speed. Your face may get tired by the bottom because you’ll be grinning ear-to-ear the whole way down.
Brand new for 2021 is Loam Star, a blue intermediate natural trail that slices across the mountain and down the fall line for that true, natural, enduro experience.
Last and certainly not least, is Fox Trot. This blue intermediate flow trail is stacked with ups, downs, lefts, rights and lots of hits to help you perfect your jumping and riding technique. It meets up with Air Traffic Control halfway down the mountain to keep the flow going all the way to the base.
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[@vitalmtb]

Trails in this Video 0:00 - Introduction 0:51 - Awesum Opossum to Berm Baby Berm (Blue) 4:21 - G19 (Black) 6:06 - Student Rider (Green) 11:21 - Marshmellow (Green) 12:30 - Rabid Badger (Black) 14:28 - Space Nugget to Air Traffic Control (Blue) 17:47 - Loam Star (Blue) 20:04 - Fox Trot (Blue)

[@MidWestMTB]

That shark tail on rabid badger absolutely sent me when I came to visit last year. I think one of you vital folks towed me in to my next run though so thanks whoever it was! Such a sick bike park. The sand definitely takes some getting used to!

[@robvanduren761]

It's winter in New Zealand so my eyeballs were glued to the screen for 21 minutes. . Thanks for your quality and content.

[@lorenzo_s9]

👍🏻 Cool

[@user-vi4zp6ly6j]

I did not know Idaho had this much fun hmmmm I am impressed was looking for new home

[@bigounce4108]

We have eagle and Boise bike park which are awesome as well

[@Silversidepro]

This is a great video of a lot of my local trails, but need the camera angled up a few degree's making me a bit motion sick.

[@lovebrosracing2559]

Maybe its just the GoPo, but G19 looked like it wasn't too blown out. Or maybe they recently watered it.

[@vitalmtb]

We lucked out and filmed the day after it rained. Primo!

[@fetterssv]

Are hardtail bikes allowable?

[@user-gy1nd6xv7x]

Are onewheels allowed up here?

[@bikebudha01]

I miss real moutainbiking... You know, just riding singletrack. No 'features' required.