I rather go on my own riding trip to various resorts. 4 grand? , not so cool. No airfare.

I can see that this is certainly for the older adventurous folk, that truly believe that this trip is a trip of a lifetime.

it would be amazing but id rather just go do it myself aswell but it looks great

Doing the trip yourself is great BUT if you have the money it is worth it. Nothing like riding hard all day then being waited on and pampered while you relax in the evening. Its hard getting out of the hot tub or off the chair to get your own beer.

Hey guys, I agree that 4 grand is a lot to shell out, and this trip ain't for everyone. But if you have the money, and you'd rather let someone else take care of all the details - and I mean every detail - then this is a pretty sweet way to go. All you do is show up with your bike, ride some epic trails, eat awesome food, and soak in a hot tub. You don't have to worry about gassing up the truck, where you're going to stay, what you're going to eat.

Rest assured, I'm not getting wealthy in this industry. I've been doing this for 11 years, and I am still just barely supporting myself my doing this full-time. We've also got some more affordable trips, like 10 days in Peru for 2 grand, hotels, meals, and flights in Peru included. We don't just cater to the über-rich. I, like most of you, prefer to do things myself, but some people don't have the time to plan big trips and they'd rather have someone else do it.

As for the photos, I just sent Karl some hi-res photos that should do the job better.

Mike, president,
Sacred Rides
www.sacredrides.com

hey their weekend trips aint too bad
only like 300-400, it would be great if u were in bc for like a week and wanted someone to show u around

wow i was reading this at first and didnt understand it but i think i have the gasp of it. 4 grand to be treated like a king? a little steep but what comes with it is well worth it. If i didnt ride a bmx and was able to pay i would so go. But im limited to riding certain things

A lot of us from Canada Don't really appreciate how easy it is for us to just do it ourselves. Some folks from other places wouldn't know where to stay, where to ride, how to be safe and not get lost. For the customer that wants all those details handled for them this trip would be fantastic. Personaly I find the do it yourself approach better as well, but I have been riding in BC for 20 years so I know it well and I still like the idea of this trip.

i agree, the ritzy type may not be able to figure shit out, so be it, if its what u wanna do then do it, i agree too, myself being a native the great PNW i would have a much easier time finding my way around and probably more fun. "to eaches own" is all it is.

I don't even know that it is so much the ritzy type. I've known broke ass snowboarders to pay the 500 (or is it more) $ for one day of heli-skiing and that is no accomodation, no booze adn no hot tub. I think ritzy and mtn bike tour taker don7t go together. I think what U R getting is someone who has a lot of money and not a lot of time to plan. Imagine UR a well off Dr in England. U can spend 2000 pounds on a 1 week trip to Ibiza (spelling) and all you get for that is fat, bloated and possibly crabs, or you can spend 4000$ for the best riding you'll ever have with the best scenery, best people, best place to be. I don't look forward to the day I am too rich and "stupid" to have time to explore things for myself, but if I ever get that way I am glad to know there are things that are really worth spending my money on. And this would be pretty high up on the list.

sounds like a damn good idea to me!!

The problem is that there are too many of these companies that just drive into your town, skid your corners and leave. They make money off of our hard work. Very few put anything back into the communities. Next time, stay out of my town.

wow 4 g for 11 days its little high!!!! but i guess they only want rich people so good luck with it

The product states "5 stars" and one should expect to get pampered. It is appropriately priced for what you get. Let me put this into perspective. Me and four friends did a 10 day ride in late october this years covering Nevada, Arizona, Utah and Colorado. We had two motorhomes and did everything on the real cheap and it still cost $2500cdn each. And we had to do all the work back at camp. I would think that if you are from the area you would think it is over priced no matter what - that's only natural because it's your home turf. Someone coming from eastern Canada, or another country would greatly benefit from the expertise of the guides and every aspect of the trip being planned for them.