Reveille Peak Ranch


Mountain Biking

Ranch Hours & Gate Fee
RPR’s trails are open to the public Friday to Sunday from 8 am until 5pm. Please visit register.rprtexas.com, call 512-755-1177 or email info@rprtexas.com to make your arrangements. Gate fee is $10 per person.

Bike and run shops, manufactures and groups are welcome during the week by appointment.

Everyone’s talking about the new mountain biking trails at Reveille Peak Ranch, miles of rugged single-track and twisty downhill trails cutting across the exposed granite of the Llano Uplift.

Designed by the Austin Ridge Riders and completed in 2010, the single-track and super downhill trails offer an experience like no other. From the top of the hills, you can see Lake Buchanan and beyond. Below, paths flow through oaks and grassy savannah.

With the addition of its new pump and flow tracks, Reveille Peak Ranch has almost 100K of trails (including 15 miles of hand-cut single track), including a super D and a soon-to-be-complete .6-mile true downhill and skills park. Riders of all skill levels will find a fun challenge!

Pump Track

Our new elevated pump track, modeled after the infamous Whistler pump track and built by the DirtWrx mountain bike crew. The track has six berms and is designed to challenge the most advanced rider, but is easy enough for those who want to increase their skill. Two riders can start on opposite ends of the track for one-on-one racing, and a shaded deck in the center of the track provides a cool place for riders to take a break. A pump track allows a rider to maximize gravity, momentum and core strength  to propel him/her around a track with no pedaling (hence the word “pump”).  The experience is skill building and exhausting at the same time!

Flow Track

The flow track, just over a mile long, is designed to limit pedaling from start to finish and offers a fun ride for every ability. The windy, 1.1-mile ride runs on a downhill terrain with berms and mild jumps along the way. Advanced riders will have a great time on the table tops and step downs, but nothing will limit novices. Shuttle runs are available.

Mountain Biking & Running Trails

  • Over 15 miles of newly developed single track trails
  • 62 miles (100K) of combined single and double track
  • 9 mile loop of low-moderate technical trail
  • 6.2 mile (10K) loop – low-moderate technical trail
  • 3.2 mile (5K) loop – low-moderate technical trail
  • 3.2 mile (5K) loop – low technical trail (kid and stroller friendly)
  • “Park & Ride” destination for distance runners and cyclists to
    hit miles of low-traffic country roads through Burnet, Llano
    and Lampasas Counties
  • See Trail Map for more details.

Check out the raves about RPR!

Learn about the first Reveille Peak 100K Mountain Bike Race!

See who’s riding at the Ranch! 

Read press coverage of our trails and events