Camp Overview

The majority of our camps are run on a two-day weekend format. We work on on-bike technical skills in the mornings, and put those skills into action on rides in the afternoons. On Saturday evening we feature bike maintenance clinics, bike fit opportunities, drinks, snacks, and social time.

For both the morning sessions and the afternoon rides, we divide into groups according to our experience, interests, and skills. Camp participants range from those with only a few days on gravel trails to those with years of experience and a desire for higher log rides and smoother air.

Since we bring heaps of structures, stunts, and teaching aids to all our camps, everyone really gets to work at the level they’d like. There are, for example, different sized logs to go over and different heights off of which to learn wheelie drops, so know that you will be challenged if you spend every free minute on your bike, and know that things will be reasonable if you are newer to the sport.

We run with at least a 1:6 coach to participant ratio, so every rider receives substantial individual attention. Wrap up at the end of the event includes a group photo, extensive draw prizes, and the exchange of participant contact information. By the end of the camp, everyone's learned so much, had so much fun, and is on such a high, it's just incredible to see.

Note: There are a few camps in which we deviate from the general schedule outlined above. In Calgary we’ve added in a one-day camp, in Blue River we switch things up for the heli drop, and at the Whistler season finale we include sessions on both Friday and Saturday nights. For more information, please see the location details pages.