• Date
    Saturday September 20, 2025 at 10:00am MDT
    past event
  • Type
    Clinic/Camp
    Downhill Enduro
  • Activities
    Mountain Bike E-Bike
  • Location
    Telluride Bike Park United States
    465 mountain village blvd
  • Registration
    Open Free
Telluride Funduro (One Lap Clinics!)
Clinic/Camp Details:

We thank the Telluride Bike Park Guides for a new feature added to The Funduro Weekend this year:



Free One lap Clinics

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10am - Intro to Berms - Tommyknocker Clinic



A one Lap clinic on Tommyknocker focusing on learning and improving skills related to riding bike park berms.



Perfect for someone with some Cross Country riding experience who is looking to progress their riding into the bike park.

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12pm - Intro to Jumps - Orehopper Clinic



A one Lap clinic on Orehopper focusing on learning and improving skills related to riding bike park jumps.



Perfect for someone with some bike park riding experience who is looking to progress their riding into jump trails.

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Both Clinics are Free with a day ticket or season pass and open to the first 6 people who sign up! so don't wait!



RSVP on this page and then leave a comment as to which Clinic you would like to join.


Plan on showing up 15 minutes early to meet your Guide at the base of lift 4!

Thanks and we'll see you out there!

Comments

  • + 1
ReidWrightnIM Sep 20, 2025 at 8:27
Sounds like fun! Please sign me up for the Sunday jump clinic!
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  • + 1
Deedub3 Telluride Sep 20, 2025 at 8:47
can you make it today? the clinics are Saturday only
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