Bike the Beech
Summer Mountain Bike Hours for 2013
June7-September 28
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Monday September 2nd (Labor Day)
10am-6pm
Friday: 12pm – 6pm
Saturday: 10am – 6pm
Sunday: 10am – 6pm
Lift Ticket Prices:
All Day: $30
Single Ride: $10
Season Pass: $200
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Beginning the summer of 2013, Beech Mountain Resort will offer many new amenities throughout its resort. The most noticeable of these additions will be continued expansion of our mountain bike trails. These trails will cover a wide range of skill levels, challenging riders from novice to pro. The trails, scenic lift rides, and Beech Tree Bar and Grille will be open this summer every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from June 7 through Sept. 29. Be sure to review our Scenic Lift Rides page for rules/regulations regarding the chair lift.
Magic Cycles Rental Rates
Weekday rental: $65 Half weekday rental: $45
Weekend rental: $85 Half weekend rental: $65
Rentals for less than 4 hours or after 2pm will be given half day rental rate. Rentals of 4 days and longer will be given an additional 20% discount. All rental rates include full face helmet and body armor.
You can download our full price guide: Magic Cycles Rate Sheet
Our new Summer Trails
In 2009, Beech Mountain Resort built a brand new mountain biking downhill trail between White Lightning and Southern Star. Riders ate it up! In 2012 Beech Mountain Resort was named host to the 2012 USA Cycling Mountain Bike Gravity National Championships.
We will be continuing further construction of the course adding even more trails to our landscape.
Emerald Outback
 Map of Emerald OutbackThe park features a combination of single track, double track and gravel road trails traversing the mountaintop, all accessible from a trail head in the town of Beech Mountain.
The Emerald Outback is the first phase of the Beech Mountain Adventure Trail Park, which will grow to three phases encompassing 25 miles of trails. It was designed by mountain bikers, hikers and trail runners to meet the recreational demands of serious outdoor enthusiasts.
Credit for building the park goes to Beech Mountain Parks and Recreation Department. Fitness and wellness coordinator Daniel Scagnelli conceived the idea in 2009 and spearheaded a trail-building effort of mostly volunteer labor. The town of Beech Mountain has constructed the Emerald Outback Trail System
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