Rad Adventures

Safety is built into every part of the camp day. Our coaches are trained in first aid and trail leadership, groups stay small so every rider gets real attention, and helmets are mandatory whenever a bike is moving. Each day starts with a bike and helmet check, and we match riders to terrain that fits their level so they build confidence step by step.

Any time a program includes swimming, paddling or a beach stop, water time is directly supervised by staff. Riders wear properly fitted life jackets for any on-water activity, we only use designated, calm swim areas, and kids stay inside clear boundaries with a buddy system and regular head counts.

Tell us everything at registration: allergies, medications, medical conditions and anything else that helps us care for your child. Coaches review this before camp starts. Please send prescribed medications like EpiPens and inhalers clearly labelled, and they stay with your child's group all day. If anything comes up, we call you right away.

We ride rain or shine, so pack a rain jacket and a change of clothes. If there is lightning or other severe weather, we move riders to shelter right away, and if conditions make it unsafe to continue, we may have to cancel camp. When camp is cancelled because of severe weather, parents receive a credit. Please refer to our policies for full details.

Before every session, coaches check the forecast, air quality and trail conditions, and scout the route before the group heads out. If trails are too wet, damaged or busy, or conditions change during the day, we switch to another location or activity. Our rule is simple: when in doubt, we don't.

We teach kids to manage their own risk, not just follow rules. Riders learn to scout a feature before trying it, pick lines that match their skills, leave space between bikes and speak up when something feels like too much. Nobody is ever pushed onto a feature they are not ready for; progression happens at each rider's own pace.