Our Bike Camp is designed for riders ages 6–14 who want to build confidence, develop skills, and spend their summer riding with a supportive crew. Whether it’s a first time on lift-served terrain or a returning rider looking to level up, this is a place to learn, explore, and have fun doing it.
FALL BIKE CAMPS
The lifts might be slowing down for the season, but Bike Camp isn’t done yet! Keep the kids riding this September with afternoon camp sessions at the Mt. Abram Bike Park.
Fall Bike Camps run from 1–4 pm on select Saturdays and Sundays throughout September, with both regular and advanced options available. Each session is registered for individually, so you can sign up for one afternoon, a few weekends, or make a whole month of it.
Fall Bike Camp
Fall Bike Camp is a great way to keep building skills, confidence, and time on the bike as we head into fall. Campers will spend the afternoon riding with our Bike School coaches, working on skills and getting plenty of laps around the mountain.
Dates: September 5, 6, 12, 19, 20, 26 & 27
Time: 1–4 pm
Ages: 6 – 13
Price: $50 per session
Register for each camp session individually and choose as many dates as you’d like.
Camp price does NOT include day ticket or season pass – please purchase those separately.
Advanced Fall Bike Camp
Advanced Fall Bike Camp is for experienced young riders who are ready to spend more time progressing on Mt. Abram’s advanced terrain.
Campers should already be confident riding technical black trails and ready to work on more advanced skills with our Bike School coaches. Sessions will focus on progressing technical riding, building confidence on challenging terrain, and putting those skills to work around the mountain.
Dates: September 5, 6, 12, 19 & 20
Time: 1–4 pm
Ages: 10 – 14
Price: $60 per session
Each Advanced Fall Camp session is registered for individually.
Camp price does NOT include day ticket or season pass – please purchase those separately.
Not Sure Which Camp Is Right?
Fall Bike Camp is the best fit for riders who want to keep building their skills and confidence around the bike park. Advanced Fall Bike Camp is intended for experienced riders who are already comfortable on technical black terrain and are ready to progress their riding further.
If you’re unsure which group is the best fit for your rider, reach out to our Bike School team and we’ll help point you in the right direction.
Bike Camp FAQ
Bike Camp is designed for riders ages 6–14.
We’re excited to launch Bike Camp registration on Assembly™ by Schola to support your participation.
To get started, click below and select your desired camp:
You’ll be prompted to create a parent or guardian account, add your participant, select your camp days, complete forms, and submit payment.
To help your child build skills and get the most out of the experience, we recommend enrolling in at least 6 days of camp.
Need a Step-by-Step Guide?
1. Explore our bike camps HERE
2. Click “Register Now” on your desired camp
3. Create your parent/guardian Assembly account when prompted
4. Click “Add a Participant” and add your child(ren)
5. Select your dates – to help your child build skills and get the most out of the experience, we strongly recommend enrolling in at least 6 days of camp.
6. Complete required forms
7. Complete payment
8. Once registered, you will be redirected to your “Active Programs” Page.
To register for another bike camp, click the link under the program name “Mt. Abram Ski and Bike Park” to return to the catalog and register for another program.
We welcome riders of all ability levels, from first-timers to more experienced kids looking to build their skills.
There are a few basic requirements: campers must be at least six years old, able to ride a bike confidently on their own, and comfortable using hand brakes.
If your child is excited to ride and ready to learn, they’ll fit right in.
Each day is built around time on the bike, with a focus on skill development, confidence, and having fun on the trails.
Campers are grouped by ability level and ride with the same coaches and peers as much as possible throughout the season. Most of the day is spent out on the trails, working on skills that match each rider’s level, with breaks for snacks, lunch, and some optional off-bike activities mixed in.
It’s a supportive, low-pressure environment where kids can progress at their own pace and feel part of the group.
Campers should come prepared for a full day outside and on the bike.
Required items:
- A working mountain bike
- A properly fitting helmet
- Protective gear (recommended for comfort and confidence)
Additional items:
- Water bottle
- Lunch
- Plenty of snacks; riding all day builds an appetite
- Sunscreen
- Bug spray
8:30-9AM – Bike Camp Drop Off
Campers and parents will check in and find their coach for the day (coaches and groups will remain the same as much as possible throughout the season)
9AM – 10:30AM Riding
Groups will head out onto the hill to ride the trails and work on skills applicable to their riding level.
10:30 – 11AM Snack
Groups will take a short break for snack and rest
11AM – 12:15PM Riding or off bike activities
Groups have the opportunity to hit the trails again; or they can participate in other activities such as: arts and crafts, bike games, adventuring in the woods, learning bike maintenance skills and more. (Most groups choose riding)
12:15 – 12:45PM Lunch
12:45 – 2PM Riding
Groups will head out onto the hill to ride the trails and work on skills applicable to their riding level.
2 – 2:15PM Snack
Groups will take a short break for snack and rest
2:15 – 3:30PM Riding or off bike activities
Groups have the opportunity to hit the trails again; or they can participate in non riding activities such as: arts and crafts, bike games, adventuring in the woods, learning bike maintenance skills and more. (Most groups choose riding)
3:30 – 4PM Pick Up
Campers head back to the base area to wrap up the day and get picked up.
Throughout the season we will participate in special events. These include: Bike Camp Olympics, Tie Dye Day and more.
Yes. Bike Camp registration does not include lift access.
Campers will need either a valid day ticket or a Bike Park season pass for the days they attend camp.
Bike Camp runs rain or shine, and a little weather is all part of the experience.
In the case of severe weather or unsafe riding conditions, camp activities may shift off the trails. This can include bike-related games, basic maintenance lessons, and other group activities to keep the day engaging.
If conditions require a full cancellation, we’ll communicate directly with families as soon as possible.
Community Discount Eligibility
The Mt. Abram Community Discount is available to permanent residents of Oxford County, Maine. This discount is intended for the local community who call this area home year-round.
A valid state-issued ID or other proof of permanent residency may be required at the time of purchase or first day of programming to verify eligibility.
Oxford County Residents, use code “COMMUNITY” to receive a discount on your registration price
