Mountain Bike Camp Counselor | Part Time

Boyne Resorts•Lincoln, NH

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Mountain Bike Camp Counselor is responsible for providing a safe, high-energy, and educational experience for youth campers ages 8–13. This role combines beginner to intermediate bike instruction with general camp supervision. You will lead groups through downhill (DH) and cross-country (XC) terrain, facilitate off-bike mountain activities, and ensure the physical and emotional well-being of all participants.

Requirements

Proven experience in mountain biking (DH and/or XC) and a minimum of one season working with children in a camp or instructional setting.
Ability to ride 4–6 hours per day in varied weather and terrain while carrying a pack.
Strong conflict-resolution skills and the ability to adapt teaching styles to different developmental needs.
Proper riding gear and a reliable mountain bike in good working order are required.

Nice To Haves

PMBIA or BICP Level 1 certification is a plus but not required.

Responsibilities

Lead daily guided rides on both lift-accessed downhill trails and cross-country networks.
Deliver age-appropriate instruction on fundamental skills: braking, cornering, body positioning, and trail etiquette.
Assess rider ability levels and select appropriate terrain to ensure a "Challenge-by-Choice" environment.
Perform basic trailside mechanical checks and minor repairs (flat tires, chain drops).
Supervise campers during transitions, lunch breaks, and non-biking activities (e.g., gondola rides, glacial caves, or climbing wall).
Maintain 100% accountability for all campers in your group, especially when navigating off-property or on public trail systems.
Foster a positive group culture that emphasizes sportsmanship, inclusivity, and environmental stewardship.
Strictly adhere to all resort safety protocols and the Mountain Biker’s Responsibility Code.
Conduct daily gear inspections for campers (helmets, pads, bike condition, etc.).
Coordinate emergency response with Patrol/EMS.
Monitor weather conditions and heat exhaustion, adjusting the activity level as necessary for the safety of the group.
Provide daily check-in and check-out briefings for parents regarding their child’s progress and any incidents.
Collaborate with fellow counselors to coordinate logistics and equipment needs.
Represent the resort professionally at all times, maintaining a positive attitude even in challenging conditions.