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Ray’s indoor bike park opens for its 23rd season

A rider on a wooden jump line inside Ray's Indoor Bike Park
Courtesy Ray’s MTB

Ray’s Indoor Bike Park opened for its 23rd season on September 6. It is at 9801 Walford Ave in Cleveland’s West Boulevard neighborhood, less than a ten-minute drive from Lakewood’s southeastern corner.

LOCATION · Google MapsRay's Indoor Bike Park9801 Walford Ave, Cleveland, OH

The park is a former factory fitted out with wooden ramps, jumps, banked turns and narrow raised planks, in lines graded from beginner to expert. It covers more than 240,000 square feet by the park’s own count, and News 5 Cleveland has called it the largest indoor mountain bike track in the world.

9:38WATCH · YouTubeRay's Bike Park Is Now Open Every Day! 2026-2027 Season Begins

It is open every day from 2 to 8 p.m. The full schedule starts Friday, October 2, running noon to 10 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekends. The season ends May 2.

Admission is $20 for everyone until the full schedule starts. After that, adult admission starts at $30. Rental bikes are $35.

SOURCE · raysmtb.com · Checked September 12Official site: hours and the 2026-27 season calendar

Ray’s operates its full schedule during the colder months. Attendance starts falling around March “as the weather gets nicer and people start riding outside,” park management told BMX site The Bloom in 2020. The park switches to Sunday-only hours for the summer. The offseason is used for repairs and to build new sections.

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WRITTEN BYCory RobertsA Lakewood resident since graduating from Case Western University in 2012.4 articlesView profile →