Jump Trails

Copper Harbor's jump trails give mountain bikers the perfect place to get some air under your wheels. On the Brockway side, our signature trail is Danimal, an advanced-level jump trail with medium to large-sized table tops and two mandatory drops for extra excitement. Our second expert-level jump trail, Flying Squirrel, has significantly bigger features built for achieving maximum air time. Over at the East Bluff lies our newest advanced jump trail, Dueling Banjos, which boasts two side-by-side lines of large jumps and drops sure to fulfill that need to boost. Preriding these trails ahead of time is advised, and do not attempt these trails if you cannot handle 3'+ mandatory drops and hitting steep tables and gaps at high speeds. 

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Not interested in going into orbit but want to get your jump skills off the ground? We've got options for you! On the Brockway side, Daisey Dukes is a small-jump trail perfect for beginner and intermediate riders who are just getting into jumps, rollers, and tight, fast berms.  Riding laps on Daisy Dukes is a cinch, thanks to The Flow paralleling it the entire way. At the East Bluff, our brand new Skills Zone features a set of sessionable jumps and drops that increase in size so that you can progress your skills at your pace. Also located in the Skills Zone are multiple small jump lines with gaps, tables, and berms that vary in size and pitch, making it easy to build your skills from wheels on the ground to trying out your first tricks all in the same ride.

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Once you have graduated from the Daisey Dukes and the Skills Zone, there's yet another option for you at the East Bluff! The recently refreshed Bluejay Picnic features small tabletops, rippin' fast berms, and a sedate climb back up Early Riser along a beautiful creek. This trail will excite you without the extreme terror that larger features can induce.  All the features have ride-arounds, and there are no mandatory drops to worry about.  Making Bluejay Picnick the perfect trail for beginner and intermediate riders looking to step up their riding or for snagging a quick warm-up lap before pedaling to the top of the East Bluff.