A New Ride Experience in Fraser
Fraser continues to expand its outdoor scene with the addition of the new Fraser Bike Park – an exciting community-focused project that’s already beginning to take shape near Lions Ponds.
While the official grand opening is planned for May 2026, the park has had a soft opening, giving riders an early look at what’s to come. With some features already open and more on the way, it’s quickly becoming another great reason to get outside and explore Fraser.
What’s Open Now (and What’s Coming)
Located at Cozens Ranch Open Space near Lions Ponds, the Fraser Bike Park is designed to be an accessible, fun space for riders of all levels.
Here’s what you can expect:
- Paved Pump Track (Open): Already available for use, this smooth, flowing track is perfect for all ages and skill levels—whether you’re dialing in technique or just having fun
- Future Skills Course: Planned features will help riders build confidence and progress in a controlled environment
- Jump Lines (In Progress): Designed for riders looking for more airtime and progression, these will add a more advanced element to the park
The park is built with accessibility and community in mind, making it a great spot not just for riders but for families, spectators, and anyone looking to enjoy the outdoors.
A Growing Outdoor Hub
With its location just minutes from downtown Fraser and close to existing trails and open space, the bike park fits naturally into the area’s expanding network of outdoor amenities. It complements nearby riding at Trestle Bike Park and the extensive Fraser Valley trail system, offering a more casual, skill-building environment right in town.
Rather than being a destination on its own, the Fraser Bike Park adds another layer to the overall outdoor lifestyle that makes this area so appealing.
Check It Out
With the pump track already open and more features on the way ahead of the May 2026 grand opening, now is a great time to stop by, ride a few laps, and see how the park is coming together.
Fraser just keeps getting better; one trail at a time!
