moderate
4–6 hours per day
Participants should have basic endurance and be comfortable riding a bike on varied terrain.
Get your young rider ready for an unforgettable summer at the Youth Mountain Biking Camp in Silverthorne, Colorado. Five days packed with expert guidance, trail fun, and new friendships await!
The Youth Mountain Biking Camp hosted by Colorado Adventure Guides in Silverthorne, Colorado offers an exciting five-day outdoor experience designed specifically for young riders eager to improve their mountain biking skills. Set in Summit County’s scenic landscapes, this camp combines skill-building with fun, ensuring campers gain confidence on the bike while enjoying nature. Skilled instructors focus on essential techniques such as climbing steep trails, safely descending varied terrain, and maintaining bikes for peak performance. Beyond technical skills, campers also develop teamwork and camaraderie by riding with peers who share their passion for adventure. Silverthorne’s diverse trail system provides the perfect environment for kids to challenge themselves while feeling secure and supported. Parents can rest easy knowing their children are in capable hands, with a curriculum tailored to beginners and intermediate riders alike. This camp isn’t just about biking, it’s about fostering a lifelong love for outdoor activity and healthy living. Whether your child is gearing up for competitive riding or just wants to have a fantastic summer experience, the Youth Mountain Biking Camp delivers both fun and learning in a stunning mountain setting.
Ensure your child rides a bike that fits them well to enhance control and safety on the trails.
Mountain biking can be intense, so staying hydrated is crucial, especially in summer heat.
Helmets are mandatory during all camp activities to protect against falls and collisions.
Learning how to fix a flat tire or adjust brakes empowers young riders to handle minor issues on trail.
Silverthorne developed as a key stop during Colorado’s mining boom and has evolved into a recreational hub in Summit County.
Trail stewardship programs in the area promote sustainable trail use to protect local ecosystems and ensure long-term trail access.
Protects your head in case of falls or collisions on the trail.
Keeps you hydrated throughout long rides in warm weather.
summer specific
Improves grip and protects hands from blisters and scrapes.
Helps adapt to changing mountain weather during spring rides.
spring specific