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• Thursday, Jun 24, 2010 @ 16:37:26 PM
• Written by Austin Jones

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Trestle Winter Park Resort is celebrating great trail conditions by starting this Friday, June 25, a week early!

This Friday, customers can purchase their Bike Park Lift Ticket for only $19 and Freeride. As part of Freeride Fridays, Trestle Bike Park School is offering great deals for group lessons:
• 2 hours of coaching for $20 per ride with the following times: 11am, 1pm, 3pm.
• Additional hour of coaching for just $10 more

Also, they are offering a Rental/Trestle Park Pass for only $34.99, walk-in only. This includes downhill mountain biking, lift ticket, protective gear and all the runs you can fit into 3 hours. Package includes:
• Kona Stinky downhill bike
• Body armor package
• Full face helmet
• Lift ticket
• Bonus Coors Light or soda

Everything is available from 4 to7pm, with rentals due back by 7:30pm. For more information go to, www.trestlebikepark.com.

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