Experience Park City’s fresh downhill mountain bike trail Seldom Seen with this POV video

Seldom Seen is Park City's newest downhill mountain bike trail. Photo: Trailforks

Seldom seen offers rowdy turns, punchy airs and is accessible from Spiro trail

PARK CITY, Utah – Park City’s newest downhill mountain bike trail, Seldom Seen, is fun, fast and flowy. Recently, the team at Park City Mountain Resort released this POV showing just how rippable the new trail is.

One of the great things about Seldom Seen is that it’s accessible from Spiro. Bikers can charge up Armstrong to Ham, then hop on Spiro to get to it. Lower Spiro is often busy with foot traffic, so this dedicated downhill only trail will likely reduce the surprise encounters with hikers. That said, riders always need to look ahead and be ready for any hikers or riders on the trail below them.

Riders who start at the top of the Bonanza Lift can ride down Mojave, then hop on Mid Mountain to Spriro for a full descent of Park City’s lift access riding.

According to Trailforks, Seldom Seen is a 1.8 mile descent that drops 598 vertical feet before merging with First Time Return, which takes riders all the way down to the base parking lot.

Trail builders even have installed matting on certain corners which makes them extra smooth and fast.