Unfortunately in June 2020 we were not able to celebrate the 35th Annual Ride The Rockies due to the COVID-19 pandemic.   It was hard but definitely the right choice and we hope everyone remains safe and well.  We are looking forward to hosting more than 2000 riders from around the world to explore the Colorado Rocky Mountains by bicycle in 2021.  It is a wonderful route and we know how much everyone was looking forward to it.

Registration for the 2021 Ride The Rockies is open so sign up now.

In 1986, 1,500 cyclists pedaled off on a 300-plus mile citizen’s tour that crossed three mountain passes and became an annual tradition called Ride The Rockies. The tour that Outside Magazine called a “celebration of fitness” now celebrates its 35th year as a beloved Colorado institution sponsored by the Denver Post Community Foundation. Ride The Rockies embraces not only cyclists but the towns, sponsors, volunteers and Colorado residents who enjoy following the annual multi-day event.

While the Tour route changes each year, the benefits and responsibilities of each host community remain the same. Benefits include publicity, positive economic impact, fundraising opportunities and a grant provided to an eligible non-profit agency in each host town by The Denver Post Community Foundation. Cyclists in 2019 spent an average of $250,000 in a 24-hour period in each town and many planned to return at a later date as tourists. Host communities provide alternative lodging, inexpensive community meals and entertainment.

Riders on past Ride The Rockies have represented all 50 states and 18 foreign countries. Ride The Rockies is a non-competitive event open to cyclists of all ages and participants are encouraged to ride at their own pace.

Proceeds from Ride The Rockies benefit The Denver Post Community Foundation. All funds raised are returned directly to Colorado nonprofits.

G3 is a mountain bike stage race covering the best single-track that Grand County Colorado has to offer. Expect 90 miles of pristine and challenging trails in Winter Park and Granby. You will be tested, you will be tired, you will be wondering why you signed up, you will cry, but mostly you will smile.
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We are proud to be working with the US Forest Service,  Rendezvous, Granby Ranch and many others to bring you this race. They are playing a huge role in making this event happen and we thank them for being involved!

THREE DAYS, 90 MILES, ONE MOUNTAIN BIKE AND YOU!

The Four Seasons of Horsetooth Mountain Bike Challenge is a grass-roots un-event with no entry fees and no real start times and is ridden on the two solstices and two equinoxes in Horsetooth Mountain Park and Lory State Park. By being required to complete at least three seasonal stages, we hope it encourages you to come ride if your schedule doesn’t permit on any given stage. The course is designed to offer what we think are the best sections of trail in our backyard. The course should take about 2-3 hours. Had fun in the Spring? Bring a friend for the Summer stage! Don’t own a fancy team kit or 20lb race bike? Neither do we! Come ride for the fun and challenge of completing all four events! Check out the rules in the link below.

Visit the website for the Autumn, Winter and Spring event dates.

4 exciting one-day routes AND a 2-day “Double Century”

June 19
62, 50, 25 Mile Routes
Early Bird (By March 15)
$90 per person
($100 per person after March 15)

June 19
15 Mile Family Route
Early Bird (By March 15)
$15 per person
($20 per person after March 15)

June 19-20
100 km & 100 mi
Early Bird (By March 15)
$140 per person
($150 per person after March 15)

Each person receives:
-Lunch
-SAG support
-Custom FREEDOM TOUR jersey

The RMCC will explore the terrain of Golden during the 2021 Peak to Peak Double Century.

Course Highlights:
Distance: 200 miles
Climbing:17,500 feet

HUNDO definition. Noun. Hundred. How much? A hundo! Geeesh!

About our nonprofit partners: The Bailey HUNDO supports two youth biking initiatives in Colorado: Trips For Kids Denver/Boulder, which offers mountain biking opportunities to under served youth and changes lives “two wheels at a time”! Colorado High School Cycling League, a new resource for high school students around the state to be exposed to the world of mountain bike racing–and developing the racers of tomorrow who will ride YOUR legs off! We will also continue supporting the advocacy and trail building work of the Colorado Mountain Biking Association as we work to plan and build new trails in the Platte Canyon area that both serve the local community’s recreation needs and develop Bailey into a mountain biking destination.

Travel through unique towns along the front range as you weave through the countryside on a one-day ride bordering the foothills—you may even spot a colorful hot air balloon! With breathtaking mountain views and crisp mountain air, take in the views of Longs Peak, Colorado’s most famous 14er, in an area known as one of Colorado’s most scenic outdoor paradises. Feel the extraordinary support and excitement throughout your journey as we come together to reach our goal—a world free of MS.

We are continuously evaluating experiences to comply with guidance from the CDC, state, city and other local agencies. We will continue to update the website with the latest event details. Please see our Bike Safety and COVID-19 page to learn more about our current safety requirements and protocols.

COVID-19 safety protocol and safe distancing practices will be in affect for all Revolution Enduro events.

There will be a self-shuttle with Drop-Off only, no event parking is allowed on US Forest Service roads per US Forest Service permit. Event parking is at Brush Creek Pavilion in Eagle.
Participants will be organized into groups of 25 riders with staggered start times.
Online registration only. No walk-up registration.
Online waiver signature only.
Virtual Racer Meeting
Racer check-in: timing chips and race plates will given to racers on Race Day, July 12, at the racer drop off location.
No Aide Station. Racers will need to be fully sufficient with enough food and water for the day.

Youth 10-13 category will race the entire course.

Race Day Schedule

• 7am – 8am, Later racer check-in
• 7am – 8am, Bike load by category
• 7:30am – 8:30am, Bus load by category.  Buses will be run in waves. Load schedule will be released August. 1.
• 8am, first bus departs.
• 10am, Stage 1 start.
• 12-3pm, Lunch
• 4pm, Awards

All or part of this operation is conducted on Public Lands under special permit from the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.

Remember to Close all livestock gates on your Transfers!

The RMCC will explore the terrain of Golden during the 2021 Tarryall Thrasher Double Century.

Course Highlights:
Distance: 222 miles
Climbing:18,800 feet

Greetings and welcome to the 2021 Firecracker 50, presented by Lincoln Park at the Wellington Neighborhood! This year’s race is on July 4th! It’s always on the 4th…no matter what day of the week it falls!
The Firecracker 50 is non-sanctioned. A license is not required.