Start your biking journey with confidence, curiosity, and a big grin! Join the Rovers Wheelers and learn to ride in a calm, supportive setting surrounded by laughter and discovery. Practice balance, braking, and pedaling through playful games and short, supervised adventures. When you’re off the bike, enjoy creative crafts, storytelling, and songs with new friends. Helmets on, spirits high—let’s roll together!
Learn to Ride – Bike, Pedal & Go!
Our Learn to Ride bike camp for grades K–1 builds confidence and connection with friends. Kids practice balance, braking, and pedaling through bike games and supervised rides, with ample room to roam and learn at our private sites. Between riding, we play games, make crafts, share stories, and explore nearby nature. Expert Trackers Guides teach in small steps—glide first, then pedal—so young riders feel steady, safe, and proud on two wheels.
What You Do
Play, create, and pedal at your pace. Learn to Ride includes:
- Fit a helmet and check a bike with a simple A-B-C safety routine
- Build balance with gliding drills and fun movement games
- Practice smooth starts, pedaling cadence, and controlled stops
- Ride short, supervised routes with ample room to roam at our private sites
- Make simple crafts inspired by bikes and outdoor adventures
- Play cooperative games that build coordination and confidence
- Learn hand signals, trail manners, and group-ride spacing
- Relax with songs, stories, and creative breaks between rides
Check-in at Camp Herms
1100 James Place, El Cerrito. A Guide checks your student in by name and the team gathers for the day's adventure.
Where the day happens
Basecamps are in-class camps held at our convenient drop-off locations, where kids learn crafts, skills, and games.
Week 2 (June 14–18)
El Cerrito camps check in at our alternate site that week, the Unitarian Church of Berkeley in Kensington, near Camp Herms.
Check-in at Camp Herms
1100 James Place, El Cerrito. A Guide checks your student in by name and the team gathers for the day's adventure.
Where the day happens
El Cerrito Adventure usually remains onsite at Camp Herms, a private nature park in the East Bay hills. When they travel, buses and vans are driven by trained drivers. Camp Herms features woods to explore, forest for archery and stealth games, and an indoor gathering hall.
Week 2 (June 14–18)
El Cerrito camps check in at our alternate site that week, the Unitarian Church of Berkeley in Kensington, near Camp Herms.
Check-in at 5000 Clarewood Dr
5000 Clarewood Dr, Oakland. A Guide checks your student in by name and the team gathers for the day.
Where the day happens
Basecamps are in-class camps held at our convenient drop-off locations, where kids learn crafts, skills, and games.
Check-in at 5000 Clarewood Dr
5000 Clarewood Dr, Oakland. A Guide checks your student in by name and the team gathers for the day's adventure.
The ride
Trained Trackers drivers, Guides on board. Songs are sung and stories are told on the way, and the Guides get the team ready for a fun adventure.
Where the bus goes
We head out to local nature parks and Camp Herms in El Cerrito, a wild site where we have private access.
Real skills. Real adventure. Real friends.
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Questions? Call (510) 575-9444 or email hello@trackersearth.com.