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Ketchum, ID

Long-running Ketchum ski-and-bike shop operating summer mountain bike camps for kids with mountain bike experience. Camps run Monday-Thursday 9:15 AM-2:30 PM, with drop-off and pick-up at the Ketchum shop. Sun Valley Mountain Guides' shuttle transports campers to trailheads at Pump Track, Adams Gulch, Corral Creek, Fox Creek, Galena trails, Croy Canyon, Big Wood River, and Trail Creek. Custom camps available for groups of 4-6.

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Sturtevants Summer Mountain Bike Camp
Mon-Thu 9:15 AM-2:30 PM weekly summer mountain bike camp. Drop-off at Sturtevants Ketchum. Shuttle to Pump Track, Adams Gulch, Corral Creek, Fox Creek, Galena, Croy Canyon, Big Wood River, Trail Creek trails. Kids must have prior MTB experience and a functional bike. Drop-ins accommodated if room.
When: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9:15 AM – 2:30 PM
Ages 8–14
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Ketchum, ID

Day lodge 23 miles north of Ketchum on Highway 75, owned by Blaine County Recreation District (#208) and operated independently. Runs three signature kid camp programs each summer: Kids Camp (ages 6-8), Galena Youth Adventure Camp (ages 8-12, mountain biking + paddle boarding + rafting + horseback + hiking + climbing + swimming), and Mountain Bike Camp (ages 8-12). Winter: BCRD-groomed 50 km Nordic ski trails and 25 km snowshoe trails. Restaurant + yurts + activity rentals.

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Galena Lodge Mountain Bike Camp
Mountain bike-focused camp for ages 8-12 led by certified MTB instructors. Distinct from GYAC (which mixes activities).
When: Contact for schedule
Ages 8–12
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Ketchum, ID

Ketchum-based adaptive recreation and recreational-therapy nonprofit serving people with physical, cognitive, and developmental disabilities: children, teens, adults, and veterans. Operates kid/teen programs including the Paralympic Youth Camp (ages 7-18, multi-day winter ski/snowboard/climbing/bowling camp at Sun Valley led by former Paralympians); Local Snowsports Teams (ages 8+, weekly winter ski/snowboard); Idaho School for the Deaf and Blind ski camps + summer campouts (year-round, ISDB-registered students); Adaptive Snowsports lessons at Sun Valley (ages 4+, half-day or full-day 1:1 instruction); Adaptive Cycling (off-road / mountain biking / gravel / road / strider bike lessons); plus year-round skill-building social events (hiking, indoor climbing, golf, bocce, cooking, concerts). Higher Ground is the rebranded successor / operating identity of Sun Valley Adaptive Sports (SVAS, a chapter of Disabled Sports USA): same EIN, same Bert Gillette-led adaptive program. Most programs are free or heavily subsidized for participants with permanent disabilities.

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Higher Ground Adaptive Cycling (Mountain / Gravel / Road / Strider)
Adaptive cycling lessons across off-road / mountain biking, gravel biking, road biking, and strider bike formats for participants with physical disabilities. Strider bike lessons are the youngest-age entry point (typical strider age range 2-5 years). Year-round programming where weather permits.
When: Year-round; warm-weather peak season May-October. Strider lessons separate from adult cycling lessons.
Ages 2–18
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Hailey, ID

NICA-affiliated youth mountain biking team for students in grades 6–12 from Wood River Valley schools (Wood River High, Wood River Middle, Sage School, Silver Creek High, Trinity, Syringa, Carey). Founded 2015 as part of Idaho's inaugural NICA program. Practices Monday and Wednesday evenings at Croy Canyon trail system in Hailey area. 2026 season runs July 27 – mid-October. 95 riders and 44 volunteer coaches in 2025. Middle school applicants may enter a lottery.

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WRMBT Youth Cycling Team (Grades 6–12)
NICA-affiliated youth mountain bike racing team for students in grades 6–12 from Wood River Valley schools. Structured and coached practices Monday and Wednesday evenings at Croy Canyon trail system (Hailey area). Season runs late July through mid-October with NICA races. 95 riders in 2025 season. All skill levels welcome; competitive teams in Freshman, JV, and Varsity categories for high schoolers.
When: Monday, Wednesday
Ages 11–18
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Sun Valley, ID

Junior mountain biking development club in the Wood River Valley offering coached programs across three tiers: Mini-X, Middle School, and High School. Focus on XC riding, enduro skills, and downhill technique; riders train 2–3 times weekly at the Croy Trail System and other North Valley locations and prepare for the Idaho NICA season. Distinct from the Wood River Mountain Bike Team (the interscholastic NICA race team): Sun Valley Devo is the broader development/feeder organization.

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Sun Valley Devo Junior Mountain Bike Program (Mini-X / MS / HS)
Coached junior mountain-bike development across three age tiers: Mini-X (youngest riders), Middle School, and High School. Riders work on XC fitness, enduro skills, and safe downhill technique with professional coaches, attend select local Idaho races, and prepare for the Idaho NICA season.
When: 2–3 weekly practices at the Croy Trail System and other North Valley locations; summer–fall season preparing for Idaho NICA. Tiers: Mini-X, Middle School, High School. Contact (208) 721-4131 (Kirsten DeHart) or see sunvalleydevo.com/registration for 2026 dates and per-tier ages/cost.
Ages 8–18
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Fairfield, ID

Year-round mountain resort in Fairfield (Camas County) offering winter skiing and summer lift-served mountain biking, a skills park, 5 mountain biking trails (including family-friendly green trail), 9-hole disc golf course, camping, and events. U.S. Ski & Snowboard official training facility. Lodge restaurant and Fox Den Pub on-site. Summer activities open with lift service on Saturdays and Sundays.

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Lift-Served Mountain Biking (Summer Drop-In)
Lift-served mountain biking at Soldier Mountain with 5 trails ranging from family-friendly green to challenging black jump trail. Skills park available. Bring your own bike or contact for rental availability. Saturdays and Sundays during summer season.
When: Saturday, Sunday
All ages
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