Mountain Bike Skills Lessons at Hatley Pointe Bike Park
MTB Skills Factory is excited to partner with Hatley Pointe Bike Park and Mountain Resort as the official mountain bike skills school provider for the lift-service bike park! We’re thrilled to bring our high level of expertise and professionalism to one of the newest bike parks in the country. Boasting over 800ft of elevation drop from top to bottom and 12 trails to choose from, Hatley Pointe is sure to be a favorite for gravity riders of all levels. Less than 40min from Asheville and open Thursday thru Sunday, Hatley Pointe is a fantastic option for endless laps.
Lesson Options
Intro to Bike Park
Private Lesson
2hr Lesson - $195
Additional Rider - $60
(for each additional rider in same group)
For riders new to mountain biking or new to lift service bike parks.
Get started with the fundamentals you need to ride in control and enjoy bike park terrain.
Beginner to Advanced Private Lesson
3hr Lesson - $290
Additional Rider - $75
(for each additional rider in same group)
Can include instruction on jumping or riding drops
Staffed by one of our coaches holding the Level 2 “Advanced” coach certification or higher
Private Lesson with Head Coach Josh Whitmore
3hr Lesson - $360
Additional Rider - $75
(for each additional rider in same group)
Beginner to Pro level riders on any terrain
Highest level professional coaching from one of the highest certified and most experienced coaches in the world
MTB Skills Factory acknowledges that the lands we work and recreate on are unceded territories of the ᏣᎳᎫᏪᏘᏱ Tsalaguwetiyi (Cherokee) people who were forcefully removed and sent on the Trail of Tears to their “reservation” in Oklahoma in the 1830’s. The Cherokee that remained hidden in these areas, eventually bought back the land that is currently the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indian Nation, within the Qualla Boundary surrounding the present day town of “Cherokee, NC”. We thank these people (Say “sgi” in the Cherokee language) for the 1000’s of years of stewardship of these lands (which continues today). Go visit the Cherokee Nation to ride at the Fire Mountain Trail System, visit the Museum of the Cherokee, and the Oconaluftee Indian Village.
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