Pedalheads runs week-long bike-riding camps at 2121 Dad Clark Dr in Littleton for children ages 3–12, taking younger kids from an introduction to biking through getting off training wheels at age 4 and up and on toward road riding. Campers get at least two hours of continuous riding a day with instructors, and the program is offered as all-day or half-day weeks plus shortened 1- to 1.5-hour toddler camps. The Littleton location operates Monday–Friday.
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★★★★★Christophany CreedWe love Pedalheads!!!! This is our second summer with them and my daughter has learned to ride a bike, gained so much confidence, and understands road and bike safety. The coaches are amazing, fun and professional! It's so well organized and the days are fully engaging for kids of all ages, even when weather has its own plans. I can't recommend them enough for both new and experienced young riders. Well worth the investment!!! Thank you Pedalheads!
★★★★★Dave ChungOur son LOVES Pedalheads, so much that he went twice in one summer. He just turned 4 years old and over the course of two separate 1-week sessions, he went from Strider to fully pedaling solo with confidence on his Guardian Bike. He has never used training wheels and wasn’t excited about pedaling until Pedalheads made it so much fun for him. I was honestly shocked at how much fun he had and how much he wanted to go back. We were only planning for him to go once this summer, but he kept asking us when the next Pedalheads week was, so we made it happen. It paid off tremendously because he now rides with total confidence and wants to ride his bike with us the second I finish work. We ride for an HOUR straight and he doesn’t get tired, which is pretty shocking. I trust our son to give us an honest opinion of his experience there (he’s pretty opinionated), and he said the coaches were very nice, and the games were very fun. I could not be more impressed with how they not only taught him how to ride, they also taught him how to get right back on his bike if he catches a foot or his doesn’t use his kickstand correctly. Pedalheads made biking such a positive experience for our son, and he’ll be back next summer to love it again.
★★★★★Kyle BlackwoodExcellent camp! Our 3.5 year old son loves riding his bike, so we figured this would be a great way to spend a summer week. Camp counselors were welcoming and professional. He had a few crashes, as kids do, and the counselors were able to help him through being upset. We recommend this camp.
★Rachael GrahamI signed my 4 year old up for the Level 1 - Newbees bike camp in Boulder. She is brand new to biking and our hope was that she would become more comfortable on her bike, learn to steer, pedal, and stop. In the last three days at Pedalheads bike camp she has learned nothing and feels bad about going "too slow". The counselors reported that "she only wanted to go slow", "she didn't really do any of the activities", and today no one knew which counselor she was with. She is 4 years old! How do they not know where all of the children are?! There are way too many children for the number of counselors. This program is extremely disorganized and a total disappointment.
★★★★★Cheryl MNothing short of amazing! My 5 year old son was in the newbee class and took off his training wheels after just one day. By the 3rd day he was riding pretty solidly. The last day they did an obstacle course which he loved! The "coach" and camp director were incredible. I haven't ridden a bike in years and was dreading teaching him while chasing after my toddler. This was so worth it! We're signed up for the level 2 later in the summer.