Youth Summer Camps

Camps are either at Snoqualmie Point Park or at our Experience Center in North Bend, just 20 minutes from Bellevue, WA. See locations

We understand plans change and things happen. You may cancel anytime up to 14 days before the start of any program.

There is a 20% fee for cancelation. We will work with you to rebook your program if possible and can help accommodate emergencies or health issues as we know they come up.

We cannot issue a refund for any reason within the two weeks prior to the program start date.

We strive to create an inclusive environment for all riders to participate in our classes and camps and will do our best to accommodate riders with disabilities or medical concerns. It's best to contact us ahead of time to make sure our staff is prepared and fully understands your needs before you arrive to ride. Please contact us to talk through accommodations. 

Participants must be able to independently steer and brake to participate in our programs. 

In need of an adaptive MTB rental to participate in a class? Contact us and we can help! 

Each class starts with a safety briefing and empowerment for every student to speak up if they see something potentially unsafe. We require students to wear helmets and other protection at all times while riding, and to put away cell phones for the duration of class (except for santioned photo ops1).

Instructors are trained in first aid and are equipped with first aid packs. Instructors also carry 2-way radios and cell phones for emergency communication. Students requiring epi-pens or prescription medication should inform the instructor prior to class.

Our number one priority is the health and safety of our community, students, and instructors. This page will be kept up to date with the latest information regarding programs, events, and volunteer opportunity restrictions and guidelines. Specific questions should be directed to the contacts listed below. 

All participants, volunteers, staff, etc. will be expected to follow current CDC and local guidelines. We ask that if the participant or a close contact or family member is Ill with cough, fever, sore throat, or other symptoms they stay at home.

We will work with you to reschedule or work within our cancellation policy to accommodate missing the program.  

Mountain biking happens all year in all weather, and coaches will take the opportunity to explain how rain, dust, or other conditions can change the dynamics of a trail. Students should be prepared for the weather by dressing In the appropriate gear and brining any additional necessary items to make them more comfortable during the day. 

Classes and camps will be cancelled for severe weather, such as heavy rain, wind, extreme temperatures or poor air quality. For camps and classes, our Staff will consult the Washington Department of Ecology website for updates on air quality and heat. If threat levels at specific trail locations are deemed unhealthy (AQI Category 'Unhealthy', over 104*, or another hazard deemed unsafe by our staff), class will be cancelled. 

 You will be contacted via email and then phone call if a class or camp is cancelled. If postponing / rescheduling is not an option, we will offer a 75% refund for the total number of cancelled days.  

We will publish our full guidance for temperature and weather before camps.

We know cell phones are everywhere and great for taking pictures and getting in contact with parents or others when needed.

However, during the program, phones should not be used for safety and privacy reasons. We may ask that phones be left at home if they are used without permission.

All coaches will have phones with them and contact with The Line main shop in North Bend as well as our Trailhead units on site.

If you need to reach our staff or a participant, you can call our main number and we will get you in touch with the appropriate instructor right away.

The Line strives to make sure everyone can Find Their Line. We will work with each participant and group to accommodate different speeds and skill sets.

Simply talk to your instructor and we will find the right spot. We work hard to make sure riders are safe and only take on the challenges they feel comfortable with. We also have an inclusivity commitment to ensure everyone feels welcome.

We don’t share well…we will protect your privacy and we don’t share your data outside of our company or direct partners. Read our full privacy policy for more information.

· All of our employees go through an interview process and background check.

· Our coach leaders are professionally trained with a variety of certifications.

· We have a special course for our leaders to learn our process and our approaches.

· All coaches are certified in First Aid and CPR.

· All coaches have direct contact with our headquarters and management staff.

· If you're interested in coaching for The Line, please contact us.

Parents and siblings can rent bikes during class for 20% off! Explore the local area while your camper focuses on the trail and the lessons.

We love dogs, but they are not allowed in classes or camps. When riding on your own, please follow the land managers’ rules regarding dogs and leashes.