JH Sports Youth Bike Camp
Do you have a little ripper who can’t wait to hit the trails on their bike this summer? If your family is ready to hit the trails, but you wish your child was better prepared to handle the demands of more technical riding, our JH Sports Youth Bike Camps offer a cost-effective and convenient way to give your young cyclist (and you) the confidence needed to explore the terrain that Jackson Hole has to offer.
Bike rentals and lift tickets are not included.
Details
The JH Sports Youth Bike Camp is perfect for 7- to 13-year-old bikers who are physically and mentally ready to spend five full days of supervised mountain biking. Your child must be able to ride a 20" bike, confidently operate hand brakes, and balance safely on their bike — both seated and while standing on the pedals.
Please note: Parents must be available to pick their child up from camp in the event of injury, illness, or rain cancellation.
Pricing Starting At
$1200
/ Person
| JH Sports Youth Bike Camp | $1,200 |
| Add on Junior Bike Park Pass | $125 |
Bike rentals and lift tickets are not included.
A Bike Camp Built for Bikers
We’re proud to offer small group instruction from our professionally trained mountain bike coaches — each camp is limited to five riders. For five full days, campers will work toward mastering the skills required to be a well-rounded mountain biker. Mornings begin with trail riding and skills practice, followed by an afternoon in the Jackson Hole Bike Park or on one of our world-class trails to focus on that day’s specific skills. Coaches will track your child’s daily progress so you can stay up to speed on their ability level and advancement.
5 days, 10 Skills
1. Braking
2. Body position/bike body separation
3. Berm cornering
4. Flat cornering
5. Jumping/popping
6. Pumping/weighting and unweighting the bike
7. Climbing
8. Track stand
9. Drops
10. Technical trails/line choice
Perks for Campers
• Discount Bike Rentals
Campers save 20% on full day bike rentals! (First come first served, arrive at 9am to guarantee a bike).
• $125 Bike Park Season Pass
Get your camper's bike park season pass for only $125 when purchased at the beginning of camp.
Is this the right camp for my kid?
The JH Sports Youth Bike Camp is perfect for 7- to 13-year-old bikers who are physically and mentally ready to spend five full days of supervised mountain biking. Your child must be able to ride a 20" bike, confidently operate hand brakes, and balance safely on their bike-both seated and while standing on the pedals.
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E-Bikes & Bike Rentals in Jackson Hole
Jackson Hole is quickly becoming a summer and fall biking Mecca. The valley of Jackson Hole has over 56 miles of paved pathways that link the town of Jackson to Teton Village and Grand Teton National Park, and over 115 miles of mountain bike trails. Whatever style of riding – it is available – and often on un-crowded trails with breathtakingly scenic views. From flat, paved pathways to steep single track, the valley has an astonishing variety in the trail system. With the same type of variety in lodging options, dining, après bike activities, and free outdoor concerts, Jackson Hole is truly the perfect biking destination. Explore the area's trails on Trailforks. For more information on trails and pathways, please visit Friends of Pathways.