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Summit Bike Share looks to community feedback as season winds down

Rebecca Brenner

by Rebecca Brenner
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Summit Bike Share provides electric bicycles for residents and visitors throughout Park City and the Snyderville Basin. The county plans to collect community feedback to help guide improvements for the 2027 season.
Summit Bike Share provides electric bicycles for residents and visitors throughout Park City and the Snyderville Basin. The county plans to collect community feedback to help guide improvements for the 2027 season. Photo: TownLift

County plans to use rider input to guide improvements ahead of the 2027 season.

SUMMIT COUNTY, Utah — As Summit Bike Share wraps up its 2026 season, Summit County is preparing to gather community feedback to help shape the electric bike-share program for next year.

Summit County is asking residents and riders to complete an end-of-season survey to help guide future improvements and planning for the 2027 Bike Share season.

The survey follows a period of growth for the county-operated program. In 2025, Summit Bike Share recorded 23,700 rides, a 40% increase over the previous year, according to figures previously reported by TownLift. Riders traveled a combined 69,415 miles, and the county added three stations at Frostwood Village, the Park City Visitor’s Center and the Summit County Courthouse in Coalville.

The 2026 season brought additional changes, including an updated website and mobile app, along with improvements to the bicycle fleet.

Summit Bike Share launched in 2017 as the nation’s first electric bike-share system. Summit County assumed day-to-day operations in 2023.

Additional information about the program is available at summitbikeshare.com.

Rebecca Brenner

Rebecca Brenner is a Park City–based journalist and editor whose work has appeared in Time, the Los Angeles Times, Tin House, The Rumpus, and other outlets. She is the founder of Mindful. Summit County, a member of Leadership Park City Class 30 and the Park City Community Foundation’s DEI Cohort, and a board member of Summit Pride. Her debut memoir, Paper House, was published by Wayfarer Books in 2025.

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