Welcome to The Spoke—a long, linear stretch of Daybreak’s bike‑first Loop where riders of all ages can roll, pump, jump, and smile. Here, a world‑class Velosolutions pump track meets a playful flow trail and wide, bike‑friendly paths.
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- Overview
- Features you can ride today
- Velosolutions pump track
- About The Loop & bike highways
- Nearby rides & routes
- Plan your visit
- FAQs
Overview
The Spoke runs along roughly a half‑mile section of The Loop in Daybreak’s Upper Villages. Part of it even lines up with Holly Springs Drive and passes right by Aspen Elementary. As a result, kids can bike to school on a route built for wheels—while parents enjoy safer, wider paths.
Good to know: The Spoke welcomes bikes, boards, and skates. And thanks to smart design, it suits beginners and seasoned riders alike.
Features you can ride today
- Flow trail: sweep through basins with smooth turns, rollers, and small jumps.
- Bike‑friendly paths: pedal long, wide stretches without constant stops.
- School connection: cruise right past Aspen Elementary on Holly Springs Dr.
Want more riding space? Head to the Spoke Bike Park for skills practice and variety.
Velosolutions pump track
The centerpiece is a Velosolutions pump track—the same global design firm that co‑created the Red Bull UCI Pump Track World Championships. Because the track delivers smooth berms and perfect rhythm, a four‑year‑old on a balance bike and a teen on a BMX can both have a blast. In fact, the design rides well on nearly anything with wheels.
About The Loop & bike highways
Daybreak’s Loop weaves over 50+ miles of trails and paths. Even better, it includes bike highways—extra‑wide, fast segments that let you keep momentum and ride longer with fewer stops. Therefore, you can link The Spoke to parks, neighborhoods, and nearby village centers with ease.
See how walkability & bikeability work at Daybreak
Nearby rides & routes
When you want to go farther, you can connect to these popular routes around the south Salt Lake Valley:
- Mountain View Corridor Trail: a smooth, multi‑use path separated from traffic.
- Bingham Creek Trailhead: natural single‑track above Daybreak with links to paved sections.
- Jordan River Parkway Trail: ride up to 60 miles from Utah Lake to the Great Salt Lake.
- Bonneville Shoreline Trail: a growing ribbon of single‑track along the ancient lake’s shoreline.
Plan your visit
- Bring the basics: helmet, water, and a spare tube.
- Start at Cascade Village: pair your ride with a stop at the village center.
- Make a day of it: cool down at The Watercourse or stroll Downtown Daybreak.
FAQs
Who can ride The Spoke?
All ages and many wheels—bikes, boards, and skates. The design scales from beginners to advanced riders.
Where is it?
Along a half‑mile stretch of The Loop in Daybreak’s Upper Villages, including a segment beside Aspen Elementary on Holly Springs Dr.
Is it part of The Loop?
Yes. Technically, The Spoke is a feature within Daybreak’s Loop, the community’s signature bike‑first network.
