Summer Camp 2025 — Sign-ups Open
Three Days. One Camp. Plenty of Dirt.
Some rides last a few hours. Others stay with you for much longer.
This summer, the Brigada is heading to the Vosges for three days of riding, coaching and time together away from the usual routine. Summer Camp 2025 is about getting on the bike, learning new things, exploring new terrain and enjoying the kind of days that are better shared.
With just 30 spots available, this is going to be a small group and a proper Brigada experience.
More Than Just Riding
The idea behind Summer Camp is simple: ride more, learn more and spend more time with people who enjoy the same thing.
Three days gives us the chance to do something that a regular day ride doesn’t always allow. There is time to work on skills, try different terrain, take a breath when needed and come back to the bike with a little more confidence.
Whether you’re already comfortable off-road or still finding your feet, riding with a group gives you the opportunity to learn from the people around you.
There is no race to win and no need to prove anything.
Just ride.
Heading to the Vosges
The Vosges are the perfect setting for a few days on two wheels.
Expect changing terrain, long riding days and plenty of opportunities to put your skills into practice. The goal isn’t to chase the hardest trail or the fastest rider. It’s about experiencing the area properly and making the most of the time we have together.
And when the bikes are parked, the day doesn’t have to end.
That’s when the campfire stories start.
Coaching That Actually Helps
Good coaching isn’t about turning everyone into the same kind of rider.
It’s about understanding where you are now, identifying what you want to improve and giving you the tools to feel more comfortable on the bike.
During the camp, there will be opportunities to work on technique, build confidence and learn from experienced riders in a relaxed environment.
Sometimes the biggest improvement comes from something simple: changing your position, looking further ahead or approaching a section of trail with a little more confidence.
Those small things add up.
Thirty Spots. One Brigada.
We’re keeping Summer Camp limited to 30 riders.
A smaller group means more time together, better opportunities to learn and the kind of atmosphere that makes the Brigada what it is.
You’ll ride with people at different stages of their off-road journey, share the inevitable mistakes and victories, and probably pick up a few new stories along the way.
That’s the point.
We’re not building a crowd. We’re building a community.
What Happens After the Riding
One of the best parts of a trip like this happens when the helmets come off.
Food, drinks, conversations and campfire stories are all part of the experience. The moments between rides are just as important as the kilometres themselves.
Because when you spend three days riding together, you don’t just come home with better riding skills.
You come home knowing more people.
Ready for Summer Camp?
Summer Camp 2025 is open for sign-ups, with space limited to 30 riders.
If you’ve been looking for a reason to spend a few days riding, learning and getting properly stuck into the off-road experience, this is it.
Three days in the Vosges.
A bunch of bikes.
A lot of dirt.
And a Brigada waiting for you.
Let’s ride together.
FAQ
What is Dirty Brigada Summer Camp?
Summer Camp is a three-day off-road motorcycle event in the Vosges combining riding, coaching, group experiences and time together away from the usual day-to-day routine.
How many riders can join?
The camp is limited to 30 spots to keep the group manageable and maintain the community-focused atmosphere.
Is the camp suitable for beginners?
The camp is designed around learning and shared experience, with coaching and riders at different experience levels. Specific riding requirements should be checked when signing up.
What will we do during the camp?
The three days combine off-road riding, coaching and time to relax and socialise, including evenings around the campfire.
Where is the Summer Camp?
The 2025 Summer Camp takes place in the Vosges, France.
Why is the group limited to 30 riders?
Keeping the group smaller allows for a better riding experience, more interaction and more opportunities for coaching and learning.