Wydaho: An Adaptive Mountain Bike Festival

Get ready to roll because Wydaho, a fully adaptive mountain bike festival, taking place at the beautiful Grand Targhee Resort in Alta, Wyoming, is BACK.

The festival has roots in the legendary Wydaho Rendezvous hosted by Teton Valley Trails and Pathways, where the adaptive presence grew bigger and bolder each year. When to opportunity for Teton Adaptive and Valley Adaptive Sports to take over the event presented itself, we couldn't say no!

Teton Adaptive and Valley Adaptive Sports are teaming up with National Ability Center, Wasatch Adaptive Sports, DREAM, Eagle Mount, and Higher Ground to bring you an awesome weekend of coaching, bike demos, group rides, good food, and great vibes.

A Festival For EveryBODY!

Whether you’re a seasoned rider or brand new to the trails, this weekend is for you. No experience? No problem! EveryBODY is welcome, riders, friends, and family. Just make sure everyone registers so we’ve got an accurate headcount for meals and group sizes.

We’ll have adaptive bikes available to borrow or demo (with advanced notice). If someone in your crew needs a standard bike, rentals are available directly from the Targhee base area bike shop, Habitat Dirt + Snow

The Scene

You Choose: Camping or Hotel Accommodations
Camping is included and comes with accessible bathrooms and showers. It’s the heart of the weekend, with bonfires, late-night laughs, and new friends. Prefer four walls and a roof? Targhee has a few accessible hotel rooms available too.

Heads-up: The campground is packed dirt and gravel and located downhill from the base area. If you’ve got mobility gear like a Firefly, Batec, Freewheel, or SmartDrive, definitely bring it. The campsite is downhill from the base of the resort on a dirt road, so they’re also great to have to be able to zip up to the restaurants/general store if needed.  

Fuel Up!

Your registration includes dinner Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights (served at camp!). You’re on your own for breakfast and lunch, so bring your own to make at the campsite or check out the restaurants at Targhee. Don’t forget to peep the accessibility map to find the easiest routes.