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Moab Mountain Bike
Skills Camp

Novice/Intermediate
Spring & Fall of 2011


Moab Mountain Bike
Ride Camps

Intermediate/Advanced
Spring & Fall of 2011


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Climate in May and October:

Avg. High: 73F / 23C
Avg. Low: 39F / 4C
Avg. Rainfall: 1" / 3cm


Moab Mountain Bike Camps

Come join Alison Dunlap, World Champion and 2-time Olympian, for an exciting five-day mountain bike adventure in Moab, UT! Whether you’re looking to improve your technical skills and confidence, or just want to experience the incredible beauty of the desert on big epic rides, these camps are for you! In our Moab five-day camps you’ll be treated to four days of skill work (Level I), amazing rides, gourmet food, luxurious condos, relaxing massages, educational seminars, and coaching. We’ll cook for you, teach you everything you need to know about mountain biking, clean your bike, pamper you, and create memories you’ll want to share with everyone.

The number one goal of the Alison Dunlap Adventure Camps is to share with you our passion and love for the sport. Our mountain bike camps are all about you. We run all our camps in a safe, supportive environment, while stretching your “comfort zone” both mentally and physically. With our combined experience of racing, riding, and coaching we’ll give you an adventure you’ll never forget!

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Alison Dunlap Adventure Camps has received rave reviews in the media. Click on a magazine cover to find out more. Articles are in PDF format.









“Every year at this camp I come away with skills that not only increase my performance during racing, but elevate my level of joy in riding!”

Carolyn Gallaway, Oct 2008



Intermediate/Advanced:

An intermediate/advanced rider is one that wants to step up their abilities, but lacks the confidence or skill to commit to the bigger moves. Intermediate/Advanced camps contain some difficult riding on narrow, steep rocky trails. A degree of skill and fitness is required to enjoyably navigate much of the route. We will be without vehicle support during all of our rides, and medical help is far away. Is this kind of riding for you? Our Moab camp participants should be comfortable with the following:

  • Clipping in and out of your clipless pedals under all conditions, quickly and safely.
  • Riding moderate to difficult obstacles; ledges, rough rocky climbs and descents, exposed singletrack and slickrock.
  • Riding 3-5hrs on moderate to strenuous trails, including long sustained climbs and short steep power hills.