Vermont MTB Kid's Camp: Cultivating Young Riders in Lyndon's Scenic Trails
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–5 hours per day
Fitness Level
Kids should be comfortable with light physical activity and have basic balance skills.
Overview
Help your youngster take on Vermont’s scenic singletracks with the MTB Kid's Camp in Lyndon—expert guidance meets fun and safety in the heart of the Northeast Kingdom.
MTB kid's camp for youngsters
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About This Adventure
Join our expanded Momentum MTB Kid's Camp this summer, designed for ages 5-6! Running every Monday and Tuesday from June 24th to July 29th, this camp focuses on fun, safety, and skill improvement, helping young riders gain confidence and independence on two wheels. A perfect introduction to mountain biking awaits!
Our Momentum MTB Kid's Camp was in such high demand last year that we are expanding our options - while maintaining the tenets of our camp:
- Monday + Tuesday of every week June 24th-July29th.
- runs 9am-1pm
- Lunch is NOT Included but can be added on at checkout for $15 per day
FUN Safety Improving Skills Increased Confidence on (and off) a bike Increased independence on two wheels
Youngsters: Suggested ages 5 – 6 Getting into mountain biking and in general getting more comfortable on a bike. Can ride with long breaks as needed for an hour to 1.5 hours at a time.
Adventure Tips
Wear a properly fitted helmet
A helmet is non-negotiable for kids to ensure head protection on varied terrain.
Bring a water bottle
Staying hydrated keeps energy levels up during active trail riding sessions.
Use gloves for better grip
Mountain biking gloves protect little hands and improve bike control.
Layer clothing for variable weather
Mornings can be cool but afternoons warm; dress in layers for comfort.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Eastern gray squirrels and white-tailed deer are commonly seen along trails.
- Keep an eye out for colorful pileated woodpeckers tapping on mature trees nearby.
History
Lyndon is part of Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, a region with a long tradition of sustainable forestry and outdoor recreation dating back to the early 20th century.
Conservation
The camp promotes 'Leave No Trace' ethics to minimize impact on forest ecosystems and supports local trail maintenance organizations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Mountain bike (child size)
A properly sized bike makes learning and controlling easier on various trail features.
Helmet
Ensures safety in case of falls or collisions on trails.
Hydration pack or water bottle
Keeps young riders hydrated for sustained activity.
Closed-toe shoes with grip
Provides protection and better pedal contact on rough terrain.