Do I need prior jumping experience?

While not mandatory, basic knowledge of jumping improves your clinic experience.

What bike should I use?

A mountain bike with reliable suspension suited for jumps is recommended.

Is the clinic suitable for beginners?

It's best suited for intermediate riders with some jump experience.

Are helmets required?

Yes, full-face helmets are mandatory for safety during jumps.

Can I use the lifts during the clinic?

Yes, lift access is included to maximize your riding time.

What is the group size?

Groups are limited to six riders to ensure personalized coaching.

Mountain Biking Jump Clinic in Northfield, NH

Located in Northfield, New Hampshire, Highland Training offers a specialized Jump Clinic designed to elevate mountain bikers’ skills on classic jump trails. This focused two-hour session gathers small groups of up to six riders, providing expert coaching that sharpens jumping techniques and builds rider confidence. Situated near 75 Ski Hill Dr, the clinic takes place on well-known jump trails that attract riders eager to improve their air control and landing precision in a supportive, energetic environment. What sets this clinic apart is its tailored approach: every participant receives personalized feedback and real-time tips, making each jump session safe yet progressive. Given Northfield’s diverse terrain and commitment to trail upkeep, Highland Training stands as a pillar within the local mountain biking scene. Riders benefit from access to all lifts and facilities during the clinic, allowing more runs and maximizing practice time without fatigue from uphill pedaling. The area’s landscape features mixed hardwood forests and rolling hills with moderate elevation gains, offering natural flow with technical jump features crafted to challenge and reward riders of intermediate to advanced levels. Highland Training’s Jump Clinic roots itself in a community that values skill development alongside fun, helping riders push boundaries while respecting trail ethics. The clinic’s scheduling on weekends fits leisure riders’ calendars and fosters camaraderie within tight-knit groups. Whether you’re aiming to gain speed, perfect your posture mid-air, or learn new jump lines, this clinic delivers precise coaching amidst the fresh New England outdoors. Highland Training’s focus on individualized attention and access to high-caliber jump trails makes this a standout offering for anyone serious about progressing their mountain bike skills in the Granite State’s outdoor scene.

About Highland Mountain Bike Park

Highland Mountain Bike Park in Northfield, New Hampshire is a dedicated lift-accessed mountain biking facility offering coaching programs, kids camps, clinics, races, and lift-served riding. The park runs a broad range of structured experiences including Ayr Academy adult camps, weekend jump clinics, kids camp sessions, multi-pack options for families, after-school programs, and race-day entries. Coaching and training are delivered in small-group formats with experienced coaches who focus on core skills such as Pumping, Cornering, and Jumps, along with braking, balance, and trail safety. Many programs include full park access, bike rentals where noted, and targeted on-bike instruction like Park Ready sessions and one-hour skill clinics.

Highland manages seasonal scheduling and limits spots for select events; race registrations operate on a first-come, first-served basis and close at 1pm on race day or when capacity is reached. Camp and clinic formats often provide structured meal options and facility access as specified in program descriptions. For families, Kids Camp multi-packs provide flexible Saturday sessions across the season. Specialty offerings include coach retreats and multi-day adult camps that combine classroom and on-trail coaching components.

All programming emphasizes rider progression, safety, and small-group attention. Highland Mountain Bike Park’s Northfield location and lift-access infrastructure support a range of abilities from beginners using the Find Your Ride™ package to competitive racers registering single race entries. Prospective participants should review individual trip details for age limits, equipment needs, and registration policies before booking. Staff maintain park facilities and coordinate lift operations during scheduled riding days for safe, organized experiences and operations.