Mountain Biking Lessons
Build your confidence on the trails. Our private and group lessons will help you grow your skills through technique and practice.
- Private & Group LessonsAll levels beginner to advanced
- All agesKids under 7 do best in private lessons
- Meet at Different SpokesSnowcrest Building in Mountain Village
Downhill Biking Lessons
Downhill Private Lesson
Take advantage of one-on-one instruction from our specialized downhill biking coaches.
Bike Lesson, Rental, & Ticket Bundle
Save when you book a Downhill Group Lesson with a bike rental and lift ticket. Perfect for beginners or visitors looking to explore the park with a guide.
Downhill Group Lesson
Group lessons are a great opportunity to improve your skills, have fun, and gain confidence on your bike. Participants are grouped by age and ability level.
Bike Clinics & Programs
Grow your skills and sense of community with different opportunities to get on the trails.
Kids Bike Camps & Programs
Boost your child’s confidence and safety on their mountain bike with a summer camp or program.
Women's Mountain Bike Skills Series
Coached by women, for women, this skills clinic is for beginners to advanced riders looking to gain confidence and skills in downhill mountain biking.
Details & FAQ
Downhill bike lessons do not include rental equipment or a bike haul ticket. This includes group, private, and multiday programs. Downhill group lessons can bundle all 3 (lesson, rental, ticket) for the duration of the lesson. If you need a bike and ticket during a group lesson, book the downhill group lesson package.
All of our Downhill Mountain Bike lessons and programs can be booked online, over the phone, or in person during summer operating hours.
For the best availability, book online in advance. We do sell out of lessons on busy days. If you need assistance booking, please contact us by phone at 800-548-4486.
For day-of bookings, please go to Different Spokes.
For downhill mountain biking, prioritize comfort, protection, and breathability. We recommend a full-face helmet, knee and elbow pads, bike gloves, and goggles. Clothing should be loose-fitting, durable, and weather-appropriate. Consider baggy shorts or pants with a padded liner, a wicking shirt, and flat grippy rubber shoes.
