
Mtn Bike Campout
4 days, two wheels, endless fun.

Keep the rubber side down.
This 4 day experience in Bend, Oregon is mountain bike focused. Increase your skill level and challenge yourself on a variety of terrain. We’ll disperse camp right in the middle of an insane network of mtn biking trails. We’ll do downhill shuttles, hit some parks/jumps or whatever else you’re into on two wheels.
TRIP LENGTH:
4 days
ACTIVITY LEVEL:
Med-High
TRIP DATES:
June - Oct
PER PERSON:
$599
Here’s the idea…
Your group of buddies will join me here in Bend, Oregon for a 4 day, 3 night dedicated mountain bike trip.
Where we have literally HUNDREDS of miles of trails to explore. And we’ll camp right in the middle of it all.
You can ride from camp to some of my favorite trails (with jumps and burms, etc). And we’ll do at least one loooonnng downhill shuttle run (starting at high alpine and ending right at camp).
We’ll have a dialed camp setup with comfy beds for all, delicious food & drinks to refuel, and a warming fire each night under the stars. We’ll find some swimming holes, explore a cave, do some target practice, and bike until we can no longer feels our legs. We’ll even hit up a favorite brewery and soak in a hot pool to replenish the body.
The types of things you’ll see & experience:
















General info:
I’ll take care of all the essentials (ground transportation, food, drinks, lodging, etc.) so all you guys have to do is say ‘yes!’ and get to Bend, OR.
Group Size: 3 - 6
Experience Level: Some previous experience is needed for this trip. Intensity level will average ‘Medium to Hard’, but not much is truly technical. It’s more about flow & fun around here, with tons of downhill. We’ll do a few green circles, but mainly blue square runs and a few black diamonds. There is always an option to go around any feature or hike a section. Features include: kickers, berms, platforms, jumps, small and large drops, rock features, log features, etc.
Dates:
Anytime June - October (likely Friday evening to Monday morn, see ‘General Itinerary’ for an example)
General Itinerary:
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For those can arrive early: 10 mile warmup lap on the mountain bike (non technical ride, 750’ elevation gain)
Welcome Dinner: BBQ, sunset bonfire, camp at my property
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Sunrise adventure (hike, soak, plunge), and head to off-grid campsite at the mountain bike trails for lunch
Afternoon Camp Laps (fun mtn bike trails in all directions, we’ll do small shuttle runs to save the legs)
Feast (dinner) and campfire stories and hanging
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Rest morning, slow and chill
Big downhill shuttle day, lunch on the go.
Hot soaking pool and a cold drink
Feast (dinner) and a campfire hang
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Coffee and breakfast, then we are done.
Morning shuttle run to airport
Price:
$599 per person
Included:
Food, beverages, lodging (camping: sleeping bag, pillow, etc), local transportation, high quality full suspension rental bikes, conversations that matter, and daily wellbeing practices.
Meals included from Friday dinner to Monday breakfast.
We’ll finalize all your bike rental specs and any add-ons or upgrades after your group signs up.
Not included:
Helmet, protective or riding gear, etc.
Getting to/from Bend, Oregon (Drive or fly - airport code: RDM)

Let’s go!
Use the button below to reserve your group’s Mountain Bike Campout. First come first served.

What other men are saying:
“Talk about a life tonic for the soul. I’ve lived better because of my time with Gary. Forever grateful.”
— Anders Lindwall
“Gary’s passion for adventure and connecting with others creates an ideal environment for an unforgettable and transformational trip.”
— Mike Day
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— Casey Thompson
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