The heavens declare His glory

At Peace, Content, Blessed

02 // OUR GUIDES AND LEADERS

Here to Serve

JASON NEWBY and his wife JODI founded MountainTop Adventures. Jason's been a Youth Pastor for more than 20 years, and a Pro Supercross Team Manager for 15. His love of motorcycles began with Motocross, later evolved into Road Racing and then ultimately Adventure Riding. Jason has owned, ridden most every type of motorcycle you can imagine and experienced competition at the highest level. He started MountainTop Adventures with one goal in mind... helping you to experience the mountain as we have.

Our experience has netted relationships with many top professional competitors, mechanics, medical personnel, and media moguls. Some of them now serve with us as tour guides and camp leaders. We all come together to provide you with the best possible MountainTop Experience.

Dawson has been on motorcycles since he was 3 years old. He spent 6 years in professional Arenacross and Watercross and 4 years in Professional Super Cross Racing. Dawson now enjoys Adventure Riding, leading and coaching. He is a full time fireman serving with PFA Tower 1. He is: Advanced First Aid, CPR, IV trained.

Isaiah's been riding for more than 20 years. He too started very young. Isaiah's raced Motocross and Supercross at the local and national level logging 3 years in Professional Supercross. Isaiah is First Aid and CPR Trained and loves getting out on the trail.

Ean's got 25 years of riding, and 20 years of racing experience. 10 of those years were spent racing at the A or Professional Motocross level. Ean also served as our Pro Supercross Mechanic, and now helps to keep our machines serviced and Ready to Ride. Ean can't wait to get out in the woods. He is also First Aid and CPR certified.

NO PROMISES but Brock has been known to show up on rides once in a while. After all, Brock is on the trail full time. Check out his Adventures on his YouTube Channel MotoMission or connect through www.motomission.com

03 // GALLERY

At Peace, Content, Blessed

Here to Serve

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