Tennant Trailhead Rentals

The Line® Trailhead Kiosk
at Tennant Trailhead Park

The Line Experience has youth and adult mountain bike rentals right at the Tennant Trailhead - no need to transport bikes! Whether you’re visiting or just want to try the latest tech, we’ve got you covered with quality hardtails and full suspension bikes. Our staff will ensure the bike is set up for you and advise you on the best trails for how you ride.

Designed to help more people experience mountain biking, you can reserve online and pick up directly at the trailhead. Our team ensures your bike is sized and set up properly for you, and helmets are included with rentals.

Forget something? The Line Trailhead Kiosks are stocked with RideSavers including essential maintenance items like tire pumps, shock pumps, and retail items like tubes, sealant, chain lube, protective gear, socks, water bottles, snacks, and other gear your riding buddy may have forgotten!

The Line Trailhead kiosks are a unique service to help more people experience mountain biking. Placed conveniently at the point of use, riders don’t need to own, store, or transport a bike to experience the trails. Simply reserve online, and someone will greet you at the kiosk to ensure your bike is set up properly for you.

• We’ll also provide guidance on the best trails for the way you want to ride.

• Have a friend you want to introduce to riding? Don’t lend them an old bike, get them on a bike that fits their riding style and size.

Tennant Trailhead Park is part of a greenbelt along Interstate 90, linking over 100,000 acres of public land and preserving the scenic view of the Mountains to Sound Greenway National Scenic Byway. Its trails and features were designed with community input and developed through local and county park partnerships.

The park honors the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe, with trail names in the Lushootseed language and a trailhead kiosk with a pronunciation guide and tribal history. “The Tennant Trailhead Park is about honoring our heritage. By naming the trails in Lushootseed, we connect both our community and visitors with our tribe’s history and culture,” said Chairman Bob de Los Angeles.