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Folsom’s Public Bike Skills Park Is Back!
Grand Opening Celebration — May 16
Revitalize Folsom's Public Bike Park
The park is getting a full revitalization, and the community is powering the comeback. Your support helps rebuild a safe, modern, all‑ages riding space that reflects the energy and talent of Folsom’s riders.
Your donation directly fuels construction, ongoing maintenance, and community programming that keeps the park thriving year‑round.
Together, we’re creating a vibrant home for riders of all ages and abilities.
We’ve teamed up with the City of Folsom and our amazing community to rebuild the Folsom Bike Park bigger and better than ever.
None of this happens without YOU — and without the legendary builders leading the charge.
👉Meet Randy Spangler & Greg Watts below, and help us keep the momentum rolling!
Randy Spangler & Greg Watts – Builders of the Folsom Bike Park
Randy Spangler is a pioneer of freeride mountain biking, competing at the highest levels from slopestyle and dirt jump to the very first Red Bull Rampage in the early 2000s. Today he continues to shape the sport as a Rampage judge and professional builder. The Folsom Bike Park was one of his earliest designs, and he’s thrilled to return to redesign it and give the park a fresh start.
Greg Watts is one of the most decorated freeriders of his generation, known for groundbreaking tricks like the first double backflip and flip‑whip on a mountain bike. He claimed the Crankworx Slopestyle title in 2009 and has spent over a decade competing and pushing the limits of the sport. Now focused on building and design, Greg brings his creativity and technical expertise to bike parks and trails across the country.
Together, Spangler and Watts have combined world‑class riding experience with professional design skills to deliver a park that honors its roots while inspiring the next generation of riders.
PLEASE REVIEW THE FOLLOWING RULES & SAFETY INFORMATION.
1.Only non-motorized bicycles are allowed. Electric bikes,
scooters, motorcycles, and RC cars are prohibited
2. Helmets are required. Additional protective gear is highly recommended.
3. Perform a safety check on your bicycle before riding.
4. Do not use the bike park when it is wet or raining.
5. Ride in control and be respectful of others.
6. No walking. The bike park is for bikes only.
7. No dogs allowed.
HOURS: THE BIKE PARK IS OPEN FROM DAWN UNTIL 9:00 P.M.