HOW TO PREPARE
What to Wear
- As we operate in the great outdoors please ensure that you dress appropriately for the weather, your comfort makes for a better ride.
- Shirts that cover the shoulder and shorts that go to at least the knee are recommended to prevent any harness to skin contact.
- All riders must wear CLOSED TOED SHOES. Sneakers or hiking shoes are recommended. Sandals and heels are not permitted
- Hairstyles we love to see people expressing themselves with various hairstyles, however guests are required to wear helmets on the tour. If you have long hair you will be asked to put it into a low pony tail upon arrival. If you know your hairstyle will make it difficult to put on a helmet or just have questions about it, please reach out and discuss those concerns with us.
What to bring
- Gloves please bring durable gloves to wear during the tour. If you do not bring appropriate gloves you will need to purchase a pair from us upon arrival. See Covid-19 rider requirements and operating adjustments for specifications
- Lockers We offer lockers free of charge, locks will be provided for you at the gear up area after check-in. We encourage you to leave any items you do not NEED to have with you on the tour in a locker.
- Cameras, snacks, water bottles are all allowed on the course. If you choose to bring these items please ensure that you have a small back pack or some small pouch so you can carry them with you on your tour.
- Sunglasses Can be a good idea in early spring but once the maples get their leaves the course tends to be rather shady.
- Eyeglasses Unless they are loose fitting feel free to wear them on the tour.
- Sunscreen and bug spray If you choose to use these items please put them on down in the parking lot before you check in. This will reduce the exposure our gear has to these chemicals. Bug spray is recommended.
- Cash We encourage you to bring cash if you wish to purchase a souvenir t-shirt or wish to tip your guides at the end of your tour.
