Do you have what it takes to complete the Roll Massif Challenge? This unique event will challenge cyclists from all regions of the country and of all abilities. Push yourself to new heights this summer by riding an accumulative 353 or 484 miles.

Why 353 or 484 miles? 353 is the total miles of all the event’s short routes combined. 484 miles is the total distance for all event’s long courses combined. You can do one event or all of them. You can ride gravel, you can pound pavement. It’s up to you. You have till Oct 31 to complete it. All results must be submitted by Nov 1 at midnight MST.

All registered riders will be entered into a drawing to receive prizes throughout the summer. If you’re feeling extra bold and complete all the rides, you will be entered into the grand prize drawings for a bicycle, racks, trainers and more.

Since this is a virtual challenge, you can ride wherever and whenever you want! You are welcomed to do it in segments, but you must submit the mileages within the 90-day window. If you can’t ride the whole Copper Triangle (79 miles) or Elephant Rock (100 miles) in one go, do it in stages.

We’ll re-share all the fun ways you guys are accomplishing the challenge through our social network as well as share our own attempts at this challenge too!

EVENT MILES
Copper Triangle: 79-miles
Crooked Gravel: 65 or 93-miles
Wild Horse Gravel: 45 or 90-Miles
Tour de Vineyards: 23 or 58-miles
Tour of the Moon: 41 or 64-miles
Elephant Rock: 100-miles

Short Course Total = 353-miles
Long Course Total = 484-miles

POST YOUR PROGRESS
After completing your individual segments, please post your results to this web site, using the Results link at the top of the page. You can log daily, the platform will track your progress based on the event you signed up for and will also let you know when you have reached the either goal. There are no awards for our virtual races, as everything is on the honor system when posting race results. LOG ACTIVITIES MUST BE WITHIN YOUR CHALLENGE TIME-FRAME

You can track your milage with a number of different apps, watch, or fitness device that you would like and programs (ie strava, garmin connect). While you are riding, and especially after completing your challenge, be sure to post photos, GPS images, and other cool pics to our Facebook Page Inspire others and show off the rides you road.

PRINT YOUR OFFICIAL BIB NUMBER AND FINISHERS CERTIFICATE
In your profile you will have your own digital bib number you can share and/or ride with it. After you complete the challenge, be sure to print your custom finishers certificate. Simply click on your name in the results page after they are posted and click the link below your bib number in the upper right hand corner.

SWAG
RMf. Challenge Jersey or T-Shirt
RMf. Sticker
Training tips from our partners
Sponsor sample packs
Chance to win some sweet prizes!

Perfect Rocky Mountain Haute Route Experience

Professional athletes flock to Boulder, Colorado, because of the easy access to twisty canyon roads leading up to high altitude summits, as well as flat and rolling terrain in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. With so many options, Haute Route Boulder will feature two road stages (100-140km and 2500M+ to 3500M+ each) and a Stage 3 time trial.

LIMITED TO FIRST 100 TEAMS and 30 SOLOS!!! 5-8 PERSON CATEGORY CAPPED AT 35 TEAMS!! EXPANDED CATEGORIES!!
DEADLINE FOR ENTRY IS APRIL 25 -Unless cap of 100/30 is reached earlier.

All teams receive

colorful commemorative t-shirt
post event party with Oskar Blues refreshments
free camping Friday noon thru Sunday 10 am @ Highline Lake Park
Price Increases reflect Colorado State Parks increase in camping fees & staffing statewide.

Entry Fee’s
EARLY BIRD FEES thru September 30
Solo $225
Duo $400
3-4 Person $575
5-8 Person $750

FEES beginning October 1-January 15
Solo $230
Duo $425
3-4 Person $600
5-8 Person $800

LATE FEES beginning January 16-April 25
Solo $235
Duo $450
3-4 Person $625
5-8 Person $850

Entry Fee Includes
2 days of camping Friday & Saturday night at Highline Lake State Park for registered participants-(this does not include family & friends), commemorative t-shirt, post event refreshments & Oskar Blues beer at conclusion. PLEASE NOTE-entry fee’s are NON-REFUNDABLE.

Registration closes April 25 unless cap of 100 teams/30 solos is reached earlier (2019 event closed Nov 15). Team captains may register their team and then complete their team member information later. HOWEVER, all teams must be complete by April 1 (any team changes/additions beginning APRIL 2 will require complete team member information upon sign-up). Team changes for registered teams beginning April 2 will cost $10 per change and must be made online until noon, April 25.

The 5-8 person class is an open category-this means you may be all male, female or coed, and will be competing in one award category-OPEN (male, female and coed teams compete against each other). There are TWO awards presented which are OPEN & COED GEEZER. THIS CATEGORY IS CAPPED AT 35 TEAMS.

COED GEEZER CATEGORY-Teams age total must be an average of 50 yrs per person with the youngest age allowed is 45 yrs (i.e. 5 person must equal 250, 6 person 300, etc.). TEAMS MUST BE COED to participate in the Geezer category.

Minimum Age Requirement: All participants under the age of 18 must have a parent or guardian sign the waiver. Additionally, all participants under the age of 18 must have a parent or legal guardian present on site for the duration of the event. Participants must be a minimum of 14 years of age.

Fremont Adventure Recreation is proud and excited to announce the third annual Royal 50 / Gorgeous 25 Mountain Bike Races. This epic ride, which will take place on the newest jewel in Cañon City’s crown – the Royal Gorge Park Trails – takes you across singletrack trails that offer flowy fun and technical challenges. You may choose to ride as an individual or on a team. Registration for all upcoming events is on HOLD until further assessment. 

Do you like riding bikes and then drinking wine with friends? Then you will love Tour de Vineyards.

Celebrate the fall with a scenic tour of Colorado’s Wine Country on September 21st. Choose between a leisurely 23-mile route that follows the Wine and Fruit Byway and the more challenging 58-mile route that adds on a loop up and over the Reeder Mesa Climb with a timed segment to challenge your legs and lungs.

Both routes showcase the splendor of the Grand Valley and the beauty of the Western Slope. Chock-full of wineries, vineyards, orchards and mesas, our 26th annual sportive has a little something for everyone. After a good ride, enjoy a hearty meal right at the finish line in downtown Palisade and then head over to the Colorado Mountain Winefest, held just a few blocks away at Riverbend Park.

Pedal 4 Possible is a charity ride benefiting Craig Hospital patients and programs.

P4P features courses for all skill levels (10K, 30K, 50K, 100K and 100 Mile).

While raising awareness and money for patients at Craig Hospital, you’ll encounter some beautiful scenery. The ride begins in Louisville and heads north along the Flatirons and then south to complete the true century. All cyclists will start and end at PEARL iZUMi in the Colorado Technology Center, just a half-mile northeast of Highway 36. A post-ride party will follow with food, beer and merriment.

All money raised will fund innovative therapy programs that help Craig Hospital patients experiencing spinal cord and brain injury.

12-HOUR ENDURANCE MOUNTAIN BIKE RACE WITH A COURSE SO ENTERTAINING YOU’LL BE ASKING YOURSELF, “CAN I DO ONE MORE LAP?”

The inaugural race in 2015 was the brain-child of Sydney Schalit and Brink Messick of Salida. They stitched together the miles of mobius singletrack at Penitnete Canyon near Del Norte, CO to create a 17-mile course which captures the best sections of trail this network has to offer. Intermediate riders will be delightfully challenged, advanced riders will be completely entertained. How hard can you push for 12 hours?

Fast forward to 2018, the race has evolved to incorporate all racer camping, entertainment, food/drink, etc. in the main Penitente Canyon campground. It’s a family-friendly, festival-type atmosphere all day long while racers are racking up miles on the course. Pack up the tent/van/camper for a fun-filled fall weekend in Southern Colorado. Proceeds from the event benefit local youth cycling (like the RGC Rattlers high school MTB team) and outdoor recreation initiatives in the San Luis Valley. $50 of every race registration fee directly benefits these kids!

Have Questions? Want to Volunteer? Want to Sponsor? Email the Race Director at [email protected] for all your answers.

Come and be a part of the largest women’s mountain bike event in the world at the 10th Annual Beti Bike Bash! Whether you like to ride, race or just enjoy getting outside with your friends, the Beti Bike Bash brings together the cycling community in a unique and supportive environment. The highlight of the weekend is a women’s mountain bike race catered to all levels, including juniors, the Never Ever category, all the way up to the seasoned professionals. If you want to learn more skills and gain confidence on the bike, join the VIDA MTB Series clinic on Saturday, and check out the Little Bellas for your daughter ages 8 to 13. Grab your friends, your family, and your biggest supporters for a weekend of FUN for all!

The Golden Giddyup is a community sponsored bike event and trail stewardship program held in Golden, Colorado on Jeffco Open Space trails. Founded after the 2013 floods wrecked towns and trails from Fort Collins to Colorado Springs, the Giddyup is the product of all of the volunteer hours spent rebuilding our parks. Our partners are REI, Yeti Cycles, Laws Whiskey, the trail stewards at Jeffco Open Space, JeffcoOutdoors, Earth Trek, Onsight and Scratch; all of whom want to make sure that the hard work and community spirit lives on long after the waters have receded.

Fundraising mountain bike ride, held on an International Mountain Bike Association Epic route along the Continental Divide, and benefits The Alliance in Salida/Chaffee County. Details available at monarchcrestcrank.com