Welcome to LTYA Youth Mountain Biking!

This is a great new program offered by volunteers from the Lake Travis Mountain Bike Team.

Our new LTYA Youth MTB program for 1st–5th graders is designed to spark a lifelong love of riding in a fun, supportive, and confidence-building environment. Young riders will learn foundational bike skills, trail safety, and teamwork while exploring the outdoors alongside their peers.

What makes this program truly special is our team of dedicated volunteers- experienced coaches who have spent years developing riders from 5th through 12th grade, including guiding athletes on an 8 time State Championship team. They bring not only technical expertise, but also a passion for mentorship, encouragement, and helping every child feel successful on the bike.

Whether your child is brand new to riding trails or eager to build skills, this program offers a safe and inspiring place to grow, have fun, and be part of a positive cycling community.

Spring Mountain Biking 2026

Price $175

Registration Opens 3/12
Registration Closes 4/18

Level 1- 1st, 2nd and beginner 3rd graders

Level 2- Advanced 3rd, 4th and 5th graders

Sundays Afternoon Sessions:  Level 1: 2:00-3:15pm | Level 2: 3:30-5:00pm

Please arrive 15 minutes early for check-in.

1. April 26th, 2026 at Bee Cave Park
2. May 3rd, 2026 at Hamilton Greenbelt
3. May 10th, 2026 at Hamilton Greenbelt
4. May 17th, 2026 at Hamilton Greenbelt
5. May 24th, 2026 (Competition Day- Location TBD)

• Helmet - Less than 5 years old that fits your child’s head well without moving around while they ride.
• Footwear - Closed-toe (non-Croc like) shoes that fasten by laces, straps or buckles
• Bike - Bike with knobby tires, gears, and two hand brakes. Bike tires should be no smaller than 20 inches.
• Bike repair items - A replacement tube that fits your child’s tire. (dropped off at day one check-in and returned at the close of the program if they are unused.
• Snacks/Hydration - Kids should always bring a snack and hydration with them 

• Gloves - full-finger gloves to protect hands from abrasions in the case of a fall
• Eye protection - generic sports glasses to protect from dust and debris (and bugs) kicked up while riding
• Windbreaker / light rain jacket - weather conditions change throughout the season; your child should be prepared to ride in the conditions that are present on the day. Sessions will be altered or canceled if the weather conditions are unsafe.
• Athletic /Cycling shorts - Loose-fitting athletic shorts or pants. Cycling-specific shorts are not required but some kids may be more comfortable.