This is a “downhill” focused camp with chairlift access to the middle and top of the mountain.

The trails range from mild, low-angle flow trails with fun berms and rollable jumps to steep, loose rocky descents. We ride the chairlift to access the predominantly downhill trails, however, we still go through some climbing drills to help perfect your climbing technique. Please keep in mind the mountain caters more to the downhill bike handling experience than to climbing so a minimum 4-inch (140mm) travel full-suspension bike is encouraged. Most trails offer spectacular views of Whitefish Lake and the Northern Rockies, which makes us so excited to host our camps in a destination that offer the complete mountain bike lifestyle experience!

The lower mountain trails are fairly smooth with lots of corners, berms, rollers and nothing too steep. The top of the mountain has some steeper sections, loose rocks, and long winding downhill trails that will have you grinning from ear to ear. The Summit Trail provides an almost 8-mile descent back to the base area. Groups work their way down the mountain stopping when necessary to work through technical sections. More advanced groups might be introduced to larger drops (2ft+) and small jumps depending on skill level and goals. 

*Note: If you are a very advanced rider who has specific goals like “gap-jumps, doubles, whips, over 5ft drops, etc,” we suggest taking a private lesson with one of our coaches at a location that caters to jumping and dropping. If you are CLEARING tabletops comfortably and consistently, a private lesson will be more suited to your needs and desires. Contact: Info@gritclinics.com for more information.

Also please note electronic pedal-assist bikes are NOT allowed on trails in Whitefish.

$575

• Two days of professional coaching

• Lift Tickets

• A nutritious lunch each day

• Pre camp meet and greet with happy hour

• Happy hour with education stations after day one

• Guided stretching in the AM on day two

• A goody bag loaded with awesome items from our sponsors

• Curated trail rides each afternoon based on skill level

• Accommodations (suggestions are given in registration email)

• Meals beyond the included lunch each day

• Transportation

• Bike

A modern dual-suspension cross-country or all-mountain/enduro bike that has disc brakes. Downhill-specific bikes are not appropriate for this camp. Your bike should not have a kickstand on it.

Helmet requirements:

Full-face helmets are required for lift-access riding. Bring an open-face helmet for morning skills and drills. Downhill helmets pair best with goggles, so bring those if possible.

A limited number of full-face helmets are available to demo from us—but to ensure you have one we recommend bringing your own, borrowing one, or renting from a bike shop or the resort.

To rent a full-face helmet, please make sure to contact Whitefish Mountain right away to reserve a helmet.

Interested in purchasing a full-face helmet? Click here to see what our sponsor SMITH has available

Armor Requirements:

Knee pads are required for lift-access riding. Elbow pads are recommended. We have demo pads available at the event or you can bring your own. Need pads? Check out the G-Form website.

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