Day in the life

6:45-8am Rise ‘n Shine

  • Get a jump on the day with a hot breakfast, pack a lunch and get geared up to ride world-renowned PNW loam!

8:10am Depart for daily trip

  • Warm up on campus or load up in the tricked-out camp vans and off you go! Check out some typical rides here.

9am-3pm Shred party!

  • Ride all day with your crew and coaches. Cruise around Oregon and Washington at the best trails in the Northwest. Learn more in just one week of camp than a whole year on your own! Feeling tired? Take an earlier shuttle back to campus to rest up.

3:30pm Welcome back to campus, where the fun doesn’t end!

  • Ahh, free time! Relax in your cabin, join in on trampoline training or bike clinics on our brand new trails. Skate the Concrete Jungle, cool off in our spring-fed garden, get a snack, or nap out in one of our campus hammocks.

5:30-7pm Dinner

  • Our kitchen staff serves up a different, delicious dinner every night with plenty of healthy options that accommodate for all dietary needs and preferences. A few nights during each session, the M35 adult camp host will take your crew to enjoy off-campus dinners and activities.

7:30pm Activities & Sponsored Events

  • There are tons of activities going on each session! Race on the Dual Salmon Course, do some balance training, jump on the trampolines in B.O.B., play knockout, make a t-shirt, joust over the foam pit, ride on the dirt track, and more.

  • While Signature Session™ pros think up the craziest and funnest activities for youth campers, these accomplished pros will be on hand for you to bike with, hang out with, and get to know at dinner simply as people—exceptionally talented people, but people nonetheless.

9pm Adult Fun

  • Sipping and hanging around the campfire is a true summer camp tradition. We’ll bring the s’mores.

  • Or journey off with the other adult campers to one of Mt. Hood’s unique watering holes.

11:00pm-ish Off to Bed . . . Probably

  • We aren’t Mary Poppins, but you’ll probably want to have energy to get after it the next morning.

 

This is just to give you an idea of what to expect. Daily activities are planned depending on weather and more importantly, what you and the other adult campers want to do.