09/01/2026
Ever take a spin on one of Park City’s 400-plus miles of trails and wondered, “Who the heck is Rob? Or Spiro? Does Spin Cycle mean this path will make you tumble?”
The trail names decorating Summit County aren’t just random labels slapped on the map. They’re living pieces of Park City’s renegade history born from “pirate trails” stealthily built across private land in the 1980s, developer showdowns, old miners’ paths and colorful characters who refused to stay indoors when there was singletrack to build and explore.
Trek into the history behind Park City's 400 miles of continuous, non-motorized recreational trails at the link below🥾🚲
https://mountainparkcity.com/park-city-trail-names/
✍️: Jill Adler
📸: Grand opening of Cyn City trail. Photo credit: Mountain Trails Foundation
📸: Mike Digman, Chris Putnam and Josh Cattan working on Scott’s Bypass in 2007. Photo credit: Rick Fournier
📸: Adaptive riders on Coyote that connects to PorcUclimb and Beau Hennings. Photo credit: Rick Fournier