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Four Sessions available (2026)

Sedro Woolley WA, address (The lookout)

May 23rd- 24th 

May 30th- 31st

June 6th -7th

June 13th - 14th​

Dates

A PNW-based freeride mountain bike camp for kids, set on the private trails of The Lookout in Sedro-Woolley, offering a unique experience for young riders. The camp includes shuttle-accessed riding, private beginner to intermediate trails, coaching from professional riders in all different style of riding, and learning the basics of trail building and general maintenance. All in a controlled, private setting designed to help kids progress safely and to just have lots of fun.

Program Info//Structure

Each Session will be two days (Saturday and Sunday)

  • Location: 24335 Old Day Creek Rd, Sedro Woolley WA, 98284​​

  • Daily hours: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

  • Camper capacity: 15 kids per session

  • Staffing ratio: 1 adult per 4–5 campers and 1 adult driving the shuttle car.

What a day will look like

  • 9 am to 9:30 am - Checkin and Bike Check 

  • 10 am to 11am - Warm up shuttles and Riding

  • 11 am to 12 am - Trail Maintenance Education  

  • 12 pm to 12:30 pm - Lunch

  • 12:30 pm to 2 pm - Break off into group for coaching 

  • 2 pm - 3 pm - Last laps and Breakdown

Head Coaches 

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torsenn Brown

Talus Turk

Ryan Mcnulty

Cole Goodnight

started as a downhill racer before moving into freeride. He’s known for building technical jump lines that blend both styles, bringing a unique vision to the sport. 

Cole Goodnight grew up without access to jumps, spending hours driving each weekend just to ride and progress. He eventually moved to Bellingham for better trail access, but freeride features were still limited. After training at Air Rec Center, he started building his own—creating local mulch jumps, setting up an airbag, and helping shape well-known lines like Cedar Dust and Blue Steel. His goal is to make progression tools more accessible for the next generation of freeriders.

Program Goals

  • Teach safe mountain biking skills and trail etiquette

  • Build confidence in trail riding skills and beginning jump skills

  • Promote physical activity and outdoor engagement

  • Most importantly, have a lot of fun.

Core Skills (All Campers)

  • Bike fit and safety checks
     

  • Braking control and modulation
     

  • Balance and athletic body position

Progressive Skills (Skill-Based Groups)​

Beginner Emphasis

  • Basic cornering fundamentals

  • Pumping and rolling speed 

  • Jumping preparation (SMALL)

  • Line choice and trail reading

  • Safe Breaking

Intermediate Emphasis

  • Advanced cornering techniques

  • Line choice and trail reading

  • Controlled descending and speed management

  • Introduction to technical features  (Drops and Jumps)

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We cant wait to meet and ride with you!

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