General Description of the Event: 

Join us for a lively yet intimate gathering of our trail loving friends riding rad bikes, sitting by the fire, sleeping in tents, and sharing good times presented by ZOIC Clothing.  Ride the beautiful rolling meadows and woods of Big Laguna Trail with a guided group or explore on your own.  Velofix will be camping with us to keep things running smoothly.  Kid's MTB fun to be arranged by Sprockids San Diego and optional clinics by Ninja MTB Performance can be added to your registration. Shuttles will be provided by Trek Bicycles and will pick up registered riders in Pine Valley after their plunge down Noble Canyon. Sit in the shade and soak in the Mount Laguna vibes at El Prado Group Camp with a cold Sierra Nevada beverage for those over 21.  REI will be joining us for some added fun.  Alter Experiences will be setting up some tree tents for the ultimate relaxation in the trees. Other surprises to be announced as we get closer. 

COST: 
Full Festival Pass (includes camping)  $150 
Day Pass (good for one, two or all three days (does not include camping)  $75
Kids 13-17  $20
Kids 12 and under FREE
*Couples registering together and staying in the same tent/vehicle, can get a 20% discount on two Full Festival passes by using discount code: TWOINATENT

Your registration will include limited meals with you bringing what you need as far as food, beverages and supplies to keep your crew happy and safe!  Friday Happy Hour PIzza, salad and beer provided by Julian Beer Co, and Saturday night dinner by Avian's House Island Catering.  

*Note that bike demos are very hard to come by this year.  Ibis Bicycles is currently the only industry partner we have who have committed to bringing demo bikes at the time of this writing. 

ABSOLUTELY NO WALK-UP REGISTRATION AVAILABLE FOR THIS EVENT

Directions and Venue Map HERE

See FAQ's HERE

CAMPING OPTIONS: Camping at El Prado Campground or Horse Heaven Campground is included in a Full Festival Pass for Friday and Saturday nights.   We hope you will stay with us both nights. Please let us know during the registration process which nights you plan to camp at El Prado Campground or Horse Heaven Campground.

El Prado Group Campground is close to the action and consists of 5 camping areas with plenty of room for your tent set up.  All camping in El Prado is first come, first served in designated group camp areas.  Vans or small campers are acceptable but there is no room for motor homes or trailers in El Prado Campground for this event.  Because of the layout of the area and as parking is limited, we may need to ask you to park your car away from your camp area but still within El Prado Campground.  

Horse Heaven Group Campground is located approximately ½ mile from El Prado Campground. Access the venue area by hitting Lightning Ridge Trail and then through Mount Laguna Campground to El Prado to join the fun.  Ideal for those wanting a quieter option or space for extended family or larger groups of friends. A small number of trailers or motor homes under 25 feet may be accommodated. No hookups. 

PARKING:  Parking is very limited at both camp areas. A  parking pass will be supplied to all Full Festival registrants by SDMBA upon check in.  No cars can enter El Prado Campground or Horse Heaven Campground without a parking pass.    

Day Pass holders will need to plan to park remotely (examples: Mile Marker 19/Sunset Trail Head, Penny Pines, Agua Dulce, Red Tailed Roost;  Adventure Pass required for some areas) and ride into the venue at El Prado Campground. See detailed map for alternate parking HERE.

Attendees are responsible for bringing all necessary camping equipment to ensure a comfortable and safe stay. While some food is provided with registration, attendees are responsible for bringing the majority of their own food to meet their needs. 

Your registration includes the following:  
*Guided Rides for various levels all weekend

*Kids activities with Sprockids San Diego (separate sign up will be sent by Sprockids to registrants)

*Other vendors and support:  Velofix,  REI, Sierra Nevada,  Alter Experiences, Maxima Racing Oils, Laguna Mountain Volunteer Association, and more!

*Camping (Full Festival Pass only) - Exclusive use of El Prado Group Campground and Horse Heaven Campground by permit of the US Forest Service

*Clif Bar Portable Pump Track for the kids! 

*Friday Movie Night and other surprises by ZOIC

*Friday evening - Pizza and beer Happy Hour with Julian Beer Co. 

*Manufacturer Demos from Ibis Cycles (Please bring a valid ID for Bike Demos)

*Dinner by Avian's House Island Catering on Saturday night

*Lots of Camp Fun!  (Campfires hopefully will be allowed but we will follow all current USFS fire restriction guidelines)

Sign ups for some activities such as the guided rides and more will happen on site.

Other options:

*Clinics available with Ninja MTB Performance Coaches. Sign up for clinics available during the registration process for $20 each ($250 Value) ; one per participant while available; limited to 14 participants per clinic.  Non refundable but transferrable on site. 

*Shuttles offered by Trek Bicycles to pick up riders at the bottom of Noble Canyon in Pine Valley at designated times.  Sign up during registration process.  $20 per rider per shuttle. Non-refundable but transferrable on site. 

All pre-ordered tshirts will be available for pick up at the event. 
A limited supply of event tshirts will be available for $30 on site while they last. 

Join the 2021 Mount Laguna Trail Fest Group on Facebook for updates and other shenanigans. 

****ALL EVENTS ARE RAIN OR SHINE**** 

A portion of the proceeds from this event will be used to support the trail improvements and new trail development in the Mount Laguna Recreation Area in partnership between SDMBA and  the Cleveland National Forest. SDMBA operates under permit on the Cleveland National Forest. More information on the project HERE.

Questions?  info@sdmba.com

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