easy
4–6 hours
Kids should be comfortable riding a bike and able to handle light physical activity all day.
Highland’s Kid’s Camp in Northfield, NH helps young riders aged 6-14 develop essential mountain biking skills with expert coaching and beginner-friendly terrain.
Saturdays 9:00am - 12:00pm
Highland's Kids Camp offers an exciting opportunity for young riders aged 6-14 to master essential biking skills in a fun, supportive environment. With expert coaching, kids will explore skills areas and beginner-friendly terrain, learning techniques for braking, cornering, and balancing, all while enjoying a full day of park access.
Kids are never too young to hit the trails and we’ll help them get the hang of it in this custom designed program catering to the littlest of shredders!
-$119 -Includes full-day park and lift access
9am-12pm
Highland's Kids Camps delver a fun-filled experience with instruction and application of core skills essential to enjoying a lifetime of progressive riding. Coaches and campers utilize our skills areas, pump track, and our beginner friendly lift accessed terrain to develop proper braking, cornering, balancing, descending, and lifting up and over techniques.
Please note: All riders must be comfortable riding a two-wheel bike without training wheels and use hand brakes with confidence.
Helmet, gloves, knee and elbow pads are required, as well as your child’s suitable mountain bike*.
*Bikes must have front and rear hand brakes(no coaster brakes). No training wheels or balance bikes. Rental bikes and equipment are available upon reservation.
Ensure every child wears a properly fitted helmet to protect against falls on variable terrain.
Begin with flat, easy sections to build confidence in braking and steering before moving to slopes.
Keeping kids hydrated and fueled supports endurance and concentration during all-day sessions.
Padded gloves and knee/elbow pads help prevent scrapes and bruises during falls or rough riding.
Northfield’s hills have long been a recreational hub, with roots in logging and community sports dating back to the 19th century.
Highland promotes low-impact biking practices to protect soil and vegetation, encouraging riders to stick to designated trails.
Protects the head during any falls or collisions on the trails.
Improves grip and protects hands from scrapes and blisters.
Provides good pedal grip and foot support for safe riding.
Keeps kids hydrated during extended riding periods.