Our Adventures are designed for the enthusiast rider or avid racer that is looking to build up and clean up their ‘toolbox’ of mountain bike skills in order to handle a variety of terrain at speed.

We will blend an in-depth version of our traditional Intermediate – Advanced skills training with coached riding sessions and several mini-seminars on hot topics like nutrition, altitude acclimatization, and the perfect bike set-up.

After camp, you will see an immediate improvement in your riding and will have a boost in confidence on technical trails. You will be able to tackle rougher terrain and trickier corners with greater control and flow through single track, switchbacks, and berms with far more speed and efficiency.

Off the bike, you can enjoy all the scenery, shopping, and dining that your destination has to offer. Our camp locations are known as prime real estate not only for their awesome mountain bike trails, but also for their leisure activities. Any non-mountain bikers accompanying you for the long weekend will have more than enough to do to keep them happy and busy.

You can think of our camps as an awesome opportunity for what we like to call a “traincation”—a fun-filled vacation in which you get to spend most of your time doing what you like to do most—ride your mtb.

Typical 3-Day Adventure Schedule and Details

(Day 1) Friday:
—9:45am- Arrive at Trail Head

—10:00am-12:00pm — Camp Overview, Brief Bike Safety Check / Bike Set-up Review (tire pressure, cockpit set-up, suspension set-up), Morning Skills Session (mind skills, ready position, effective braking, and fluid shifting)

—12:00-1:00pm—Lunch Break

—1:00pm-3:30pm—Afternoon Skills Session (high speed cornering, climbing, wheel lifts, and how to get out of trouble)

—3:30-6:30pm—Free time (Official on-bike camp training is done for the day. Use your free time however you’d like: ride, shower, eat, explore the city.)

—6:30pm-8:00pm—Mini Seminar #1 Bike Set-up/ Bike Fit Discussion.

(Day 2) Saturday
– 8:45am – Arrival at Trail Head

– 9:00am – 12:00pm – Morning Skills Session: (brief review of Day 1 skills followed by new skills like switchbacks, drops, bunny hops, rock dodge, technical climbs and descents)

– 12:00pm – 1:00pm – Lunch Break

– 1:00pm – 4:00pm – Afternoon Riding Session (practice what you’ve learned out on the trails)

— 4:00pm— Official on-bike camp training is done for the day

—4:30pm-5:30pm—Mini Seminar #2 and #3 Fueling and Nutrition followed by Altitude Acclimation Breakdown

(Day 3) Sunday
– 8:45am – Arrival at Trail Head
– 9:00am – 12:00pm—Morning skills session (brief review of Day 2 followed by new skills like, track stand/balance, tail whip, dynamic weight shift, intro to jumping, and pumping)

—12:00pm-1:00pm—Lunch Break

– 1:00pm – 3:00pm – Afternoon Riding session (Putting it all together with emphasis on efficiency and flow / how to go faster)

—3:00pm-3:30pm—Graduation Ceremony (review of weekend skills, Q&A session, group photo)

– After 3:30pm official on-bike camp training is done. At this time, you are free to hang around and get in some extra credit riding or pack up and head back home to the real world.

Includes:
Skills Training
Mini-Seminars

Typical 2-Day Camp Schedule and Details

(Day 1) Saturday:
—8:45am- Arrive at Trail Head

—9:00am-10:30am — Camp Overview, Brief Bike Safety Check / Bike Set-up Review (tire pressure, cockpit set-up, suspension set-up)

—10:30am-12:00pm — Morning Skills Session (mind skills, ready position, effective braking, and fluid shifting)

—12:00-1:00pm—Lunch Break

—1:00pm-4:30pm—Afternoon Skills Session (high speed cornering, climbing, wheel lifts, and how to get out of trouble).

—6:00 —In-Depth Bike Set-up/ Bike Fit Discussion. Bring your bike.

(Day 2) Sunday
– 8:45am – Arrival at Trail Head

– 9:00am – 12:00pm – Morning Skills Session: (brief review of Day 1 skills followed by new skills like switchbacks, drops, bunny hops, rock dodge, technical climbs and descents)

– 12:00pm – 1:00pm – Lunch Break

– 1:00pm-4:30pm – New Skills on the trail include track stand/balance, tail whip, dynamic weight shift, intro to jumping, and pumping.

— 4:30pm— Official on-bike camp training is done. At this time, you are free to hang around and get in some extra credit riding or pack up and head back home to the real world.

Includes:
Skills Training

Accommodations

While lodging is not included in the cost of the camp there are plenty of affordable hotels in the area that can be booked for the weekend.   Inquire with us for information about the host hotel for each location.

*We reserve the right to make changes to the schedules as we see fit.

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