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Find your next MTB challenge.
From local weeknight racing to high-altitude endurance and multi-day adventures, find an event that gives you something to work toward.
Explore the races below, check the official event details, and choose a challenge that fits your experience, schedule and goals.
Highlands Ranch MTB Series
Highlands Ranch & Lone Tree, Colorado
Summer weeknight series · approximately 10–11 miles
Local racing in the Backcountry Wilderness Area, with categories for a range of abilities. Check HRCA for current dates, categories and registration.
Silver Rush 50 MTB
Leadville, Colorado
50-mile event · 15.5-mile option
High-altitude climbs through Leadville’s historic mining country. The shorter Silver Rush 15 offers another way to experience the event.
Leadville Trail 100 MTB
Leadville, Colorado
100-mile-class endurance race
A major mountain bike endurance challenge in the Colorado Rockies. Review the organizer’s current course and entry requirements.
Leadville MTB Stage Race
Leadville, Colorado
Three days · approximately 100 miles total
The Leadville endurance experience split across three days of racing. Dave has finished this event.
Breck Epic
Breckenridge, Colorado
Six-day stage race
Backcountry mountain riding with demanding climbs and descents. Each stage returns to the Breckenridge base.
Chequamegon MTB Festival
Hayward & Cable, Wisconsin
40-mile race · 16-mile Short & Fat
Northwoods off-road racing with a shorter event option. The Chequamegon 40 travels from Hayward to Cable.
Lutsen 99er
Lutsen, Minnesota
99-, 59-, 45- & 29-mile event options
An endurance event on Minnesota’s North Shore with mixed off-road surfaces and several distance choices. Actual course mileage varies.
BC Bike Race
British Columbia, Canada
2027: five days · Classic XC or Enduro
A multi-day trail adventure across mainland British Columbia and Vancouver Island. The 2027 event introduces a five-day format.
Distances, courses, dates and registration can change. Use the official organizer links for the latest information. Shorter distance does not necessarily mean easier terrain.
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