Mountain Bike Summer Term

Three weeks of riding, learning, and life at Wy’East.

Dates

JUNE 6 - 26, 2027

Price

$7,500

SKILL LEVEL

BEGINNER - ADVANCED

One Week Only Option Available

  • Develop bike control, strengthen cornering and jumping skills, and become more comfortable on varied terrain. Campus sessions provide opportunities for focused practice, while off-campus riding gives students a chance to put those skills to work.

    Wy’East’s facilities include flow and technical trails, dirt jumps, a mulch jump, and airbag training features. Coaches select sessions and features based on rider readiness, conditions, and availability.

  • 6:30 AM – 8 AM Wake up, breakfast, warm-ups, and preparation for the day

    8 AM– 4 PM Athletics: coached riding, campus sessions, or regional trips, with lunch, breaks, and transportation as needed

    4 PM - 6 PM Academics

    6 PM - 7 PM Dinner

    7 PM - 9 PM Supervised free time, organized residential activities, or additional study time

    10 PM Lights out

  • MONDAY Sandy Skatepark and/or Sandy Ridge

    TUESDAY - THURSDAY Coached riding and skills sessions on campus

    FRIDAY Off-campus riding or shuttle day.

    Potential Friday destinations include Fear and Loaming, Raven’s Ridge, Capitol Forest, and Pacific City. Locations vary with conditions, access, travel time, and the group’s readiness.

    SATURDAY - SUNDAY Residential activities, an off-campus outing, and rest and recovery

    Students join Wy’East’s regular weekend residential program, with time for rest and recovery and one organized off-campus activity each weekend. Activities may include waterfall hikes, rock climbing, rafting, museum visits, Topgolf, or other regional outings. Specific activities vary with availability and conditions.

  • Every participant must enroll in at least one class or approved learning option. Academics take place from 4–6 p.m. each weekday, allowing students to focus on riding during the day while continuing to work toward their educational goals.

    Choose from Wy’East’s regular Edgenuity courses, focused PSAT/SAT preparation, or an approved outside course. Noncredit options are welcome and may include driver’s education, photography, or the online portion of a Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course.

    Wy’East’s academic team will help coordinate a learning option that fits each student’s goals and length of stay. Course credit and completion depend on the selected course and its requirements. Families considering a one-week stay can discuss their coursework plan with admissions.

  • The three-week program includes one week living on Wy’East’s campus and two weeks at the academy’s Government Camp house near Mount Hood. Residential staff support students as they build friendships, develop independence, and balance riding with coursework.

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Learn More

For more information or to apply contact Admissions Director, Dan Tattersfield:

(503) 622-8931

dan@wyeastacademy.com