Dirt Boarding Travel Insurance

What is dirt boarding?

Dirt boarding, also known as mountain boarding, is an off-road sport that involves riding a board with pneumatic tyres across rough terrain. It blends aspects of snowboarding, skateboarding, and surfing, and is typically enjoyed on trails, grassy slopes, or dirt tracks.

Do I need travel insurance for dirt boarding?

Yes. Dirt boarding can lead to injuries due to high speeds and uneven surfaces. Whether you're travelling for a competition or simply for fun, travel insurance can help cover emergency medical costs and trip interruptions.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for dirt boarding and other high-adrenaline sports
• Customisable policies for individuals or groups
• Great for both beginners and experienced riders
• Clear, transparent policies with no hidden exclusions

What is included in dirt boarding travel insurance?

Our dirt boarding cover includes emergency medical expenses, repatriation, personal accident cover, cancellation protection, and personal liability cover in case of injury or accidental damage during the activity.

Does standard travel insurance cover dirt boarding?

Not usually. Most basic travel insurance policies exclude high-adrenaline sports. You'll need a specialist policy that includes dirt boarding to ensure full protection.

Can I get dirt boarding insurance with a medical condition?

In many cases, yes. Declare your condition when getting a quote and we’ll let you know what options are available. Additional terms may apply based on your medical history.

Is there a maximum age for dirt boarding travel insurance?

Many policies offer cover up to age 70, with additional options for older travellers in good health. Always review the provider’s terms carefully.

Top international dirt boarding destinations

• USA – Colorado and California for dedicated mountain boarding parks
• UK – Wide range of hillside trails and custom-built tracks
• Australia – Off-road circuits in New South Wales and Queensland
• Canada – Forest and mountain trails across British Columbia
• New Zealand – Adventure parks with epic downhill runs

What to pack for a dirt boarding trip

• Durable clothing and protective safety gear
• Sturdy footwear suitable for uneven ground
• Hydration packs and energy-boosting snacks
• Personal ID, insurance documents, and emergency contacts

Common dirt boarding injuries and how insurance helps

Typical dirt boarding injuries may include:

• Fractures or dislocations from falls
• Sprains and strains from impacts or landings
• Scrapes, bruises, and abrasions from trail hazards
• Dehydration or sun exposure during longer rides

Your travel insurance can help cover medical treatment, transport, and compensation for cancelled activities due to injury.

Tips for safe and fun dirt boarding

• Always wear a helmet and appropriate protective gear
• Check trail conditions and weather before riding
• Stay within your skill level and ride safely
• Maintain your board regularly and replace worn parts