Mountain biking is the fastest growing sport in the UK. A session on mountain bikes is a great way to build skills and confidence whether new to biking or already experienced. You will start with games and skills in a practice area before heading off to explore some of the amazing local trails.
You'll build skills and knowledge in body positioning on the bike, speed control, handling corners and line choices.
09:30 - 12:30
13:30 - 16:30
Minimum 18 years
Expert instruction
Bike hire + Helmets available for hire
Outdoor clothes which will get dirty
Waterproofs
Gloves
Drink
Change of Clothes
Everyone likes to ride bikes. The sessions are flexible to suit yours needs and routes will be chosen to suit the groups ability and age. You will explore Keswicks mountain bike centre at Whinlatter Forest under the watchful and expert instruction of one of our guides.
We can guarantee that everyone will gain some new bike handling techniques whilst enjoying this exhilarating activity.
"A flawless experience from start to finish. Thank you for creating an incredible staff challenge and fundraiser for our charity partner 'Mind'. Using bikes, canoes and trekking meant the logistics for the event were complex but you seamlessly delivered a professional event which was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone".
Paul Brooks
Managing Director, Property and Asset Management - Lambert Smith Hampton
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