Targhee Men's Gravity Clinic
Looking to ride faster, corner better, and feel more confident in the bike park?
The Grand Targhee Men’s Gravity Clinic is a one-day, high-energy skills clinic designed for intermediate and strong intermediate riders looking to refine technique and improve performance on gravity terrain. This clinic focuses on the skills that make the biggest difference in speed, flow, and control: body position, cornering technique, and jump fundamentals.
Through structured progressions and personalized coaching, riders will develop better trail awareness, improve efficiency through corners, and gain confidence approaching jumps and bike park features. The goal is to provide clear, practical tools that riders can immediately apply to their riding.
With a small student-to-coach ratio, participants receive individualized feedback while maximizing riding time on Grand Targhee’s 17 miles of legendary gravity trails.
Price:
$275
Registration (Opens March 15, 2026):
Clinic Details
Date: Saturday, August 22, 2026
Location: Grand Targhee Resort Bike Park
Instructor: Lindsay Nohl of Dirt Town Adventures
Participant Limit: 6 riders maximum (6:1 student-to-coach ratio)
Age Requirement: 18+
Ability Level: Intermediate / Strong Intermediate (see ability level description below)
What’s Included
- One full day of professional instruction and riding
- Small group coaching environment
- Clinic swag / welcome gift
- One-day bike park lift ticket
- Bike park season pass discount
- Discounted bike/equipment rental
What’s Not Included
- Bike or equipment rental
- Transportation
- Pool pass
- Childcare
- Personal food and beverages
FAQs
what are the Equipment Requirements?
- A modern full-suspension mountain bike in good working condition
- Full-face helmet (required)
- Knee pads (required)
- Bike gloves (required)
- Bike-specific shoes and pedals (flat pedals recommended; clipless acceptable)
- Small backpack or hip pack to carry gear, water, and food (ie. Camelbak, USWE, etc)
- Spare tube and basic repair supplies
- Water and personal snacks.
- If you need to rent a bike or any equipment, make sure you have made arrangements with Habitat before you arrive.
What are the ability levels?
BEGINNER RIDER
MTB GENERAL EXPERIENCE:
This is my first season mountain biking. I can comfortably ride my mountain bike on pavement or wide gravel trails, keep my balance and can use my hand brakes to stop safely.
BIKE PARK EXPERIENCE:
Little or no experience in a DH Mountain Bike park.
NOVICE RIDER
MTB GENERAL EXPERIENCE:
I have been riding a mountain bike consistently for one or more seasons and am capable of controlling bike speed and direction on smooth doubletrack and rolling singletrack trails. I know when to walk my bike over a section that might be too difficult.
BIKE PARK EXPERIENCE:
I can comfortably ride on green and easy blue single track and freeride trails in the Bike Park or on cross country trails.
I am confident to ride and carry momentum through bumpy, moderately rocky and rooty sections of trail without putting a foot down and have good brake control.
I have a little experience riding Bike Parks.
INTERMEDIATE RIDER
MTB GENERAL EXPERIENCE:
I have been mountain biking consistently for two or more seasons. I can climb and descend under control on moderately steep singletrack with loose rocks or roots.
I get out for a ride one or more times per week in a season and am comfortable at a moderate sustained pace.
I know when to walk a section that might be too difficult but am gaining confidence in challenging myself in new terrain.
Some moderate exposure on one side of a trail does not bother me.
BIKE PARK EXPERIENCE:
I am comfortable on all blue technical trails and can ride all green and easy blue freeride trails in the park. My wheels rarely leave the ground.
I can maintain my momentum and ride through rocky, rooty sections and am starting to look at increasing speed.
I can comfortably ride slightly raised wooden features and small rock features.
I have some experience riding in a Bike Park.
STRONG INTERMEDIATE RIDER
MTB GENERAL EXPERIENCE:
I have been mountain biking for three or more years, am confident riding all types of singletrack in all conditions (muddy, dry, loose, exposed, rock slabs/features).
I am able to ride small drops and jumps and descend technical steep sections including rock and uneven roots as well as ride at a reasonable pace for several hours and over multiple days.
I can ride confidently with some exposure on both sides of a trail.
I am learning to scout features before riding, love to challenge myself but still walk sections that might be too difficult.
BIKE PARK EXPERIENCE:
I am a strong rider on most blues and moderate blacks and I can ride all or most of the features.
I ride at a moderate but safe speed and carry my momentum.
I can do small jumps (7ft +/- table tops) and drops safely.
I am excited to ride steep roll downs and higher wooden features.
ADVANCED RIDER
MTB GENERAL EXPERIENCE:
I have been mountain biking consistently for five years or more and can ride technical trails including steep sections, small jumps, small drops (one-two feet) and most moderately elevated wooden/engineered sections.
I can ride switchbacks confidently, rock gardens and sections of trail with higher exposure without putting a foot down. I am confident scouting features and decision-making, know when to walk a section that might be too difficult but am comfortable regularly challenging myself on new terrain and features.
BIKE PARK EXPERIENCE:
I am comfortable at fast speeds on all black trails both cross country and in the Bike Park.
I can pick a line through difficult technical sections, ride steep rock features and raised narrow features.
I have good technique and can carry and judge my speed to do medium jumps (12ft +/- table tops) and drops.
EXPERT RIDER
MTB GENERAL EXPERIENCE:
I eat, sleep and drink all things mountain biking and have been riding for over a decade.
I ride four or more times a week and can ride all day long in challenging conditions.
I can handle most any type of terrain, can handle hike-a-bike sections and navigate truly technical sections.
I am confident reading and running new features but still know when to stop and walk a section that might be too difficult.
BIKE PARK EXPERIENCE:
I am confident at high speeds on all trails, I can ride all the features on black and most double black trails both cross country and in the Bike Park.
I can clear large drops and jumps (20ft +/- table tops) with correct technique.