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We are planning for the 2027 Wyoming Mountain Bike Camps, so check back in the fall for camp dates and other updates.

2027 Camp Dates

2027 Rowdy Gowdy Women’s Mountain Bike Camp– Date TBD.
2027 Stone Temple Co-ed Mountain Bike Camp – Date TBD.
2027 El Alto Co-ed MTB Camp – MTB Technical Skills– Date TBD.
2027 Granite Ridge Girls Mountain Bike Camp– Date TBD.
2027 Special 2-Day Youth Mountain Bike Skills Clinic.

Our Mountain Bike Camps

Geared toward helping students of all ability levels gain confidence and skill on a mountain bike, the Wyoming MTB Camps increase your enjoyment of mountain biking while making new friends and fostering an appreciation of cycling as a lifelong activity.

2027 Rowdy Gowdy Women's Mountain Bike Camp

Date TBD

Focused on empowering women on bikes! This camp is perfect for riders who want to develop or improve skills, correct bad habits, and/or gain confidence on their bike. Key areas of focus: braking, dismounting, shifting, balance, vision, body position, cornering, obstacles, ascending and descending. More advanced skills will be offered to those interested. If you are unsure of your skill level or where you fit in, contact us! Space is limited to ensure a small group size. Camp details will be provided following registration.

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2027 Stone Temple Mountain Bike Camp

Date TBD

This camp is generally geared towards male and female students 12 to 17 years of age of all ability levels. The camp is focused on skills instruction and mastering mountain bike skills. Ride session groups are based on skill level and fitness. Whenever possible ride groups are kept small and student to coach ratios are 5:1 or less. The camp will include non-riding education sessions on topics important to mountain bikers, and may include topics such as bike maintenance, environmental and trail ethics, trail design-construction-maintenance, nutrition, and first aid. Optional evening activities may include campfire, star gazing, evening hikes, and mountain bike related presentations.

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2027 El Alto Mountain Bike Camp

Date TBD

This camp is designed for intermediate to advanced High School MTB cyclists who wish to grow as riders and take their riding to the next level. Generally for students aged 13-17 and entering grades 9-12 for the 2027-28 school year.

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2027 Granite Ridge Mountain Bike Camp

Date TBD

This camp offers girls of all ability levels, ages 12 to 17, the opportunity to gain confidence and learn cycling skills through mountain biking. Our all-star, all female coaching staff provide a less intimidating learning environment for girls than some coed experiences. Ride session groups are based on skill level and fitness. Whenever possible ride groups are kept small and student to coach ratios are 5:1 or less. The camp will include non-riding education sessions on topics important to mountain bikers, and may include topics such as bike maintenance, environmental and trail ethics, trail design-construction-maintenance, nutrition, and first aid. Optional evening activities may include campfire, star gazing, evening hikes, and mountain bike related presentations.

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2027 2-Day Youth Mountain Bike Skills Clinic

Date TBD

Wyoming MTB Camps Inc is thrilled to present a 2-day youth mountain bike skills clinic at Spring Canyon Park in Fort Collins. The camp is focused on beginner to intermediate riders aged 6-11.

Saturday Skills Day:
Skills day! We will have riders split into groups and work through skills progressions with experienced coaches. Key areas of focus: braking, dismounting, shifting, balance, vision, body position, cornering, obstacles, ascending and descending.

Sunday Trail Day:
We will apply the skills we learned on Saturday to the trails! We’ll split into groups and head out on the trails with experienced coaches. There will be a minimum of one coach per five camp participants.

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