Private Lessons for Mountain Bike Skills

Whether you're seeking focused one-on-one MTB skills instruction or have a small group wanting a custom lesson, our expert mountain bike instructors will tailor each session to your unique goals and skill level.

Located in the mountain bike mecca of Western North Carolina, we have access to a diverse selection of trails that provide the ideal backdrop for honing your mountain biking skills.

From conquering challenging trails to mastering the art of efficient riding, our instructors will guide you through every twist and turn. Take your mountain biking journey to new heights with a private lesson that's all about you.

Explore Our Private MTB Skill Lesson Options

  • View our team of professional mountain bike instructors

  • Find one that fits your goals, abilities, style, and budget

  • Check availability and book them directly

  • Choose the location for your lesson first

  • View lesson types and instructors available to teach at each location

  • Check availability and book on-line

Need help deciding? Don’t be shy! email info@mtbskillsfacory.com or call/text 828.222.0890

We’re here to listen to your goals and help match you with the perfect instructor at the location best suited to your riding ability, style, or proximity

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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