🏁 BRA Kids Summer Enduro Camp

June 15, 16, 17

Ages 9 to 13

Location: Jim Creek Recreation Area Parking Lot

Drop off 8 AM

Pick up 4 PM

Three full days of dirt, skills, trail riding, confidence building, and new friendships. Kids may show up nervous and leave feeling like total trail bosses.

We build groups based on a rider skill level chart so every kid is placed with riders at a similar ability. Whether they are brand new or already ripping, they will be challenged in the best way. Chart is below. 

Coach ratio is one coach for every four riders so nobody gets lost in the pack. We even have a few volunteers for extra eyes. 

All Moto coaches are AMA certified, CPR certified, and trained for emergency situations. Coaches carry Garmin devices, walkie talkies, and emergency kits. We are not remote but we are prepared. Coaches are very familiar with the riding area.

Coaches and helpers take tons of photos. We are not professional photographers but we promise to capture your kid learning, trying, laughing, and probably roosting.

⸻

🌲 DAY ONE  Skill Foundations and Trail Introduction

8 AM Drop off

Meet and greet

Break into skill based groups

Bike checks and gear checks

Goals

8:30 AM Trail etiquette

How to ride in groups

What to do in an emergency

Who to signal

How to help a friend

9am Skills sessions

Body positioning

Balance drills

Braking drills

Cornering technique

10 AM Snack break

Group check in

How are we feeling?

What are we learning?

Continue skills with fun challenges and games. Yes there will be prizes.

12 PM Lunch

Talk about what we learned

Set goals for the afternoon

1 PM Guided trail ride

Practice new skills in real terrain

2:30 PM Snack and rest

3 PM to 4 PM Free ride and exploring with coaches by skill group 

4 PM Pick up

⸻

⛰ DAY TWO  Terrain Skills and Confidence Building

8 AM Drop off

Bike check

Gear check

Group meeting

Goal setting

9 AM Skills review from Day One

10 AM Snack break

10:30 AM Terrain training

Hill climbs and descents

Small obstacles

Sand riding

Water crossings

What to do if you fall in water 

What to do if your bike stalls in water

We teach problem solving, not panic.

12 PM Lunch and group talk

1 PM Trail ride to apply skills

2 PM Snack break

2:15 PM Skill games with prizes

3 PM Introduction to single track

4 PM Pick up

⸻

DAY THREE  Trail Smarts and Big Group Ride

8 AM Drop off

Bike and safety check

8:30 AM Skill refresh from day 2 

10 AM Snack break

10:30 AM trail etiquette refresher

Emergency situation refresher

11am small and big 

for the kids who want it 

Obstacles and how to conquer them 

12 PM Lunch and check in

1 PM Single track session number two

2 PM Big group ride

Single track

Sand

Water

Small obstacles

Hill climbs and descents

Everything they have learned comes together.

3:45 PM Parking lot celebration meeting

All campers receive:

Camp shirt

Stickers

Cane’s Chicken meal certificate

Fun awards

4:15 PM Final pick up

⸻

Who is this camp for 

Kids must:

Be 9 to 13 years old

Have their own dirt bike

Be able to safely operate all controls

They do not need to be expert riders. New riders are welcome. If your child rides a clutch bike, they must be able to operate it confidently.

Required gear:

Helmet

Motocross boots

Gloves

We strongly prefer full protective gear. If your child is missing something, reach out. We will help find what they need.

Every camper must have a signed parent waiver.

⸻

💛 Why This Camp Is Special

Babes Ride Alaska was built on community, confidence, and the belief that dirt bikes change lives.

What started as a few women riding together has grown into a movement that supports riders of all ages across Alaska. We have seen firsthand what riding can do for confidence, resilience, leadership, and mental strength.

We are passionate about this next generation because they are the future of our riding community. We want kids to grow up knowing how to ride safely, respectfully, and confidently. We want them to feel capable. We want them to learn how to problem solve when something gets hard instead of quitting.

Riding teaches more than throttle control.

It teaches courage.

It teaches responsibility.

It teaches how to get back up when you fall.

We believe in building strong riders and even stronger humans.

Whether your child dreams of racing, exploring Alaska’s trails, or just having fun with friends, we are here to support them. We are building a positive riding culture where kids feel encouraged, challenged, and supported. 

This is bigger than a camp.

It is about community.

It is about mentorship.

It is about passing the torch to the next generation.

And we are just getting started.

Sometimes kids learn best from other coaches and riding with peers. They build confidence, independence, and community.

If camp cost is a hardship but your child is passionate, reach out. We believe every kid deserves the opportunity.

⸻

⛺ Bonus

Moto coaches will be camping all three days. Families are welcome to hang out after camp, visit, and talk about the day.

We bring basic tools for minor repairs. If your child’s bike needs extra attention, we will communicate with you.

Expect dirt. Expect smiles. Expect tired happy kids.

Babes ride youth skills rating for parents 

LEVEL 1

BABY MOOSE

I can ride my bike, but I am still learning how to use the clutch and controls smoothly.

I may stall sometimes and that is okay.

I am working on starting, stopping, and basic balance.

Flat ground and easy trails feel best for me.

If you ride and are still figuring things out, welcome to the herd.

⸻

LEVEL 2

TRAIL CUB

I can ride on my own and operate all controls without help.

I understand clutch, throttle, and brakes, but I am still building confidence.

Easy trails and small obstacles feel manageable.

I am learning how to stand on the bike and use my body correctly.

You are officially riding and getting stronger every ride.

⸻

LEVEL 3

ALASKA GNAT

I ride trails regularly and feel comfortable standing on my bike.

I can ride over small roots, rocks, and ruts.

I am learning how to control my clutch on hills and uneven terrain.

Mud and water crossings make me nervous, but I still go for it.

You might complain about bugs, but you never quit.

⸻

LEVEL 4

TRAIL SHREDDER

I am confident riding Alaska trails.

I can handle hills, roots, ruts, rocks, mud, and water crossings.

I understand body position, balance, and clutch control.

I can ride for longer periods without getting tired easily.

I am starting to ride faster and smoother.

You know what you are doing and it shows.

⸻

LEVEL 5

MOUNTAIN GOAT

I ride challenging Alaska terrain regularly.

I can climb and descend steep hills with confidence.

I pick good lines and recover when things go wrong.

I keep up with strong adult riders on difficult trails.

I may race or want to race competitively.

If it looks sketchy, you probably want to ride it.

⸻

LEVEL 6

PRO CLASS MENACE

I race or could race pro class.

I ride the hardest trails with my parents and keep up comfortably.

Technical terrain is my favorite kind of terrain.

I am confident in all riding conditions including mud, rain, rocks, roots, and long days.

I make hard rides look easy.

If someone says “that trail is brutal” you are already revving your bike.

⸻

IMPORTANT NOTE FOR PARENTS AND RIDERS

This rating is used to help group riders appropriately for safety, learning, and fun.

It is not about ego or being the best.

The goal is confidence, skill building, and enjoying the ride.

Alaska riding is hard.

Riding at any level here is something to be proud of

🏁 BRA Kids Summer Enduro Camp

June 15, 16, 17

Ages 9 to 13

Location: Jim Creek Recreation Area Parking Lot

Drop off 8 AM

Pick up 4 PM

Three full days of dirt, skills, trail riding, confidence building, and new friendships. Kids may show up nervous and leave feeling like total trail bosses.

We build groups based on a rider skill level chart so every kid is placed with riders at a similar ability. Whether they are brand new or already ripping, they will be challenged in the best way. Chart is below. 

Coach ratio is one coach for every four riders so nobody gets lost in the pack. We even have a few volunteers for extra eyes. 

All Moto coaches are AMA certified, CPR certified, and trained for emergency situations. Coaches carry Garmin devices, walkie talkies, and emergency kits. We are not remote but we are prepared. Coaches are very familiar with the riding area.

Coaches and helpers take tons of photos. We are not professional photographers but we promise to capture your kid learning, trying, laughing, and probably roosting.

⸻

🌲 DAY ONE  Skill Foundations and Trail Introduction

8 AM Drop off

Meet and greet

Break into skill based groups

Bike checks and gear checks

Goals

8:30 AM Trail etiquette

How to ride in groups

What to do in an emergency

Who to signal

How to help a friend

9am Skills sessions

Body positioning

Balance drills

Braking drills

Cornering technique

10 AM Snack break

Group check in

How are we feeling?

What are we learning?

Continue skills with fun challenges and games. Yes there will be prizes.

12 PM Lunch

Talk about what we learned

Set goals for the afternoon

1 PM Guided trail ride

Practice new skills in real terrain

2:30 PM Snack and rest

3 PM to 4 PM Free ride and exploring with coaches by skill group 

4 PM Pick up

⸻

⛰ DAY TWO  Terrain Skills and Confidence Building

8 AM Drop off

Bike check

Gear check

Group meeting

Goal setting

9 AM Skills review from Day One

10 AM Snack break

10:30 AM Terrain training

Hill climbs and descents

Small obstacles

Sand riding

Water crossings

What to do if you fall in water 

What to do if your bike stalls in water

We teach problem solving, not panic.

12 PM Lunch and group talk

1 PM Trail ride to apply skills

2 PM Snack break

2:15 PM Skill games with prizes

3 PM Introduction to single track

4 PM Pick up

⸻

DAY THREE  Trail Smarts and Big Group Ride

8 AM Drop off

Bike and safety check

8:30 AM Skill refresh from day 2 

10 AM Snack break

10:30 AM trail etiquette refresher

Emergency situation refresher

11am small and big 

for the kids who want it 

Obstacles and how to conquer them 

12 PM Lunch and check in

1 PM Single track session number two

2 PM Big group ride

Single track

Sand

Water

Small obstacles

Hill climbs and descents

Everything they have learned comes together.

3:45 PM Parking lot celebration meeting

All campers receive:

Camp shirt

Stickers

Cane’s Chicken meal certificate

Fun awards

4:15 PM Final pick up

⸻

Who is this camp for 

Kids must:

Be 9 to 13 years old

Have their own dirt bike

Be able to safely operate all controls

They do not need to be expert riders. New riders are welcome. If your child rides a clutch bike, they must be able to operate it confidently.

Required gear:

Helmet

Motocross boots

Gloves

We strongly prefer full protective gear. If your child is missing something, reach out. We will help find what they need.

Every camper must have a signed parent waiver.

⸻

💛 Why This Camp Is Special

Babes Ride Alaska was built on community, confidence, and the belief that dirt bikes change lives.

What started as a few women riding together has grown into a movement that supports riders of all ages across Alaska. We have seen firsthand what riding can do for confidence, resilience, leadership, and mental strength.

We are passionate about this next generation because they are the future of our riding community. We want kids to grow up knowing how to ride safely, respectfully, and confidently. We want them to feel capable. We want them to learn how to problem solve when something gets hard instead of quitting.

Riding teaches more than throttle control.

It teaches courage.

It teaches responsibility.

It teaches how to get back up when you fall.

We believe in building strong riders and even stronger humans.

Whether your child dreams of racing, exploring Alaska’s trails, or just having fun with friends, we are here to support them. We are building a positive riding culture where kids feel encouraged, challenged, and supported. 

This is bigger than a camp.

It is about community.

It is about mentorship.

It is about passing the torch to the next generation.

And we are just getting started.

Sometimes kids learn best from other coaches and riding with peers. They build confidence, independence, and community.

If camp cost is a hardship but your child is passionate, reach out. We believe every kid deserves the opportunity.

⸻

⛺ Bonus

Moto coaches will be camping all three days. Families are welcome to hang out after camp, visit, and talk about the day.

We bring basic tools for minor repairs. If your child’s bike needs extra attention, we will communicate with you.

Expect dirt. Expect smiles. Expect tired happy kids.

Babes ride youth skills rating for parents 

LEVEL 1

BABY MOOSE

I can ride my bike, but I am still learning how to use the clutch and controls smoothly.

I may stall sometimes and that is okay.

I am working on starting, stopping, and basic balance.

Flat ground and easy trails feel best for me.

If you ride and are still figuring things out, welcome to the herd.

⸻

LEVEL 2

TRAIL CUB

I can ride on my own and operate all controls without help.

I understand clutch, throttle, and brakes, but I am still building confidence.

Easy trails and small obstacles feel manageable.

I am learning how to stand on the bike and use my body correctly.

You are officially riding and getting stronger every ride.

⸻

LEVEL 3

ALASKA GNAT

I ride trails regularly and feel comfortable standing on my bike.

I can ride over small roots, rocks, and ruts.

I am learning how to control my clutch on hills and uneven terrain.

Mud and water crossings make me nervous, but I still go for it.

You might complain about bugs, but you never quit.

⸻

LEVEL 4

TRAIL SHREDDER

I am confident riding Alaska trails.

I can handle hills, roots, ruts, rocks, mud, and water crossings.

I understand body position, balance, and clutch control.

I can ride for longer periods without getting tired easily.

I am starting to ride faster and smoother.

You know what you are doing and it shows.

⸻

LEVEL 5

MOUNTAIN GOAT

I ride challenging Alaska terrain regularly.

I can climb and descend steep hills with confidence.

I pick good lines and recover when things go wrong.

I keep up with strong adult riders on difficult trails.

I may race or want to race competitively.

If it looks sketchy, you probably want to ride it.

⸻

LEVEL 6

PRO CLASS MENACE

I race or could race pro class.

I ride the hardest trails with my parents and keep up comfortably.

Technical terrain is my favorite kind of terrain.

I am confident in all riding conditions including mud, rain, rocks, roots, and long days.

I make hard rides look easy.

If someone says “that trail is brutal” you are already revving your bike.

⸻

IMPORTANT NOTE FOR PARENTS AND RIDERS

This rating is used to help group riders appropriately for safety, learning, and fun.

It is not about ego or being the best.

The goal is confidence, skill building, and enjoying the ride.

Alaska riding is hard.

Riding at any level here is something to be proud of