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SUMMARY:Tonto Mountain Rides
DESCRIPTION:  \nCome explore the hills that once brought gold prospectors out to the desert in search of new fortunes! Join us for our inaugural ride of this exciting race. Choose from our relay or solo divisions\, with a distance to fit riders of all calibers. All rides will start and finish at Usery Mountain Regional Park in Mesa\, AZ\, with the iconic Superstitions looming in the background. \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRegister Now
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/tonto-mountain-rides/
LOCATION:Usery Mountain Regional Park\, 3939 N. Usery Pass Rd\, Mesa\, AZ\, 85207
CATEGORIES:Arizona,Entry Fee,Mountain Bike,MTB,Race
ORGANIZER;CN="Aravaipa Rides":MAILTO:info@aravaiparides.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261121
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261122
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SUMMARY:El Tour De Tucson
DESCRIPTION:Charity · Community · Health & Wellness\n\n\n\nEl Tour de Tucson is now preparing to host the 41st year for what we think is one of the premier bicycling events in the country.  We hope you participate in this year’s event on November 21\, 2026.  You won’t be alone given that annually over 10\,000 cyclists participate in the renowned and popular event. \nCharity\, community\, health and wellness are what Perimeter Bicycling and El Tour are all about. They all go hand-in-hand when it comes to building awareness for a bike ride that has been part of the Tucson community for nearly four decades. \nDid you know that El Tour de Tucson enables nonprofit\, charitable agencies to raise funds for their respective organizations?  Learn about their programs and sign up to ride on their teams here.  Since 1983\, Perimeter Bicycling events have raised over $115 million for local and international charitable organizations.
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/el-tour-de-tucson-2/
LOCATION:AZ
CATEGORIES:All Bikes,Arizona,charity,Community Event,Drinking,Entry Fee
ORGANIZER;CN="El Tour De Tucson":MAILTO:info@ElTourdeTucson.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261206T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261206T080000
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SUMMARY:FRENZY HILLS RIDES
DESCRIPTION:Frenzy Hills Rides is a choose-your-own-adventure day on two wheels at McDowell Mountain Regional Park in Fountain Hills. With mountain bike and gravel distances ranging from 8 miles all the way to 100 miles\, there really is an option for almost every kind of rider. \nThe courses roll through classic Sonoran Desert terrain using portions of Escondido\, Pemberton and the Long Loop trails\, with saguaros\, wide-open desert and some of the Valley’s most recognizable mountain views as the backdrop. Riders looking for an endurance challenge can take on the 100 or 50-mile races\, while 25\, 15 and 8-mile options make the event accessible to riders who aren’t interested in spending their entire day in the saddle. \nFrenzy also includes a 9-hour relay\, junior races and a 25-mile Adaptive MTB race\, making this much more than an event for hardcore endurance racers. \nPrefer skinny-ish tires and drop bars? The Frenzy Gravel Grinder takes advantage of the smoother\, less technical portions of McDowell Mountain Park\, with 25\, 50 and 100-mile gravel options\, along with duo and quad relay categories. \nMountain bike or gravel. Solo or team. Eight miles or a hundred. Pick your bike\, pick your distance\, and spend a cool Arizona day riding through some spectacular Sonoran Desert country. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRegister Now!
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/frenzy-hills-rides-2/
LOCATION:McDowell Mountain Park\, 16300 McDowell Mountain Park Dr.\, Fountain Hills\, AZ\, 85268
CATEGORIES:Arizona,Entry Fee,Mountain Bike,MTB,Race
ORGANIZER;CN="Aravaipa Rides":MAILTO:info@aravaiparides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261212T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261212T170000
DTSTAMP:20260826T113501
CREATED:20260816T225953Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260817T234106Z
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SUMMARY:Dawn to Dusk Arizona
DESCRIPTION:Dawn to Dusk Arizona is 12 hours of mountain biking on some of the most enjoyable desert singletrack in the Phoenix area. Held at McDowell Mountain Regional Park outside Scottsdale\, the race uses much of the Pemberton Trail system on a 16+ mile loop with less than 1\,000 feet of climbing per lap. \nThe course is approachable enough for newer mountain bikers but still plenty of fun for experienced racers. Each lap begins with a gradual climb before working through Cinch\, Scenic and Pemberton Trails\, then dropping onto Bluff and Granite and eventually returning to the Four Peaks Staging Area. The reward is a fast\, fun finish and expansive views of the Sonoran Desert throughout the course. \nWhat makes Dawn to Dusk especially appealing is that you can decide just how much suffering you want. Race it solo for the full 12 hours\, grab a partner and race as a duo\, or put together a team of three or four and turn it into an all-day mountain bike party. There are junior\, age-group\, single-speed\, male\, female and coed categories\, along with a corporate division for teams of up to seven riders. \nWhether you’re chasing laps\, trying your first endurance mountain bike race\, or spending the day trading laps with friends\, Dawn to Dusk combines a great course\, beautiful desert scenery and the camaraderie that makes endurance mountain bike events so much fun.
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/dawn-to-dusk-arizona-2/
LOCATION:McDowell Mountain Park\, 16300 McDowell Mountain Park Dr.\, Fountain Hills\, AZ\, 85268
CATEGORIES:Arizona,Drinking,Entry Fee,Mountain Bike,MTB,Volunteer
ORGANIZER;CN="Zia Rides":MAILTO:ELCAPITAN@ZIARIDES.COM
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20270116T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20270116T170000
DTSTAMP:20260826T113502
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SUMMARY:Tucson 10er
DESCRIPTION:Tucson 10’er at Old Tucson may have one of the most uniquely Tucson settings of any mountain bike race. This 10-hour endurance race takes place at historic Old Tucson\, the legendary movie studio where countless Westerns were filmed\, surrounded by towering saguaros and the rugged Tucson Mountains. \nRace solo\, as a duo\, or put together a team and spend the day ripping wicked-fast Sonoran Desert singletrack. Between laps\, Old Tucson becomes part race headquarters and part party\, with a large barn\, bar\, stage\, vendors\, and plenty of room for racers\, friends\, and families to hang out. \nAnd the location is hard to beat. You’re riding through classic Sonoran Desert scenery with Saguaro National Park next door\, the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum just down the road\, and Tucson only a short drive over the hill. \nCome to race hard\, trade laps with friends\, or simply spend a January day riding bikes through the saguaros. Ten hours of fast singletrack\, Old West atmosphere\, spectacular desert scenery\, and a venue you won’t find anywhere else. \nJanuary 16\, 2027
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/tucson-10er-2/
LOCATION:Old Tucson Studios\, 201 Kinney Rd\, Tucson\, AZ\, 85735
CATEGORIES:Arizona,Drinking,Entry Fee,Mountain Bike,Race,Tucson
ORGANIZER;CN="Zia Rides":MAILTO:ELCAPITAN@ZIARIDES.COM
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270206
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270207
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SUMMARY:Tour De Palm Springs
DESCRIPTION:The 29th Tour de Palm Springs in Coachella Valley is one of the largest and most festive cycling charity events of its kind in America. Every year\, we entertain up to 8\,000 cyclists from 46 different states and 4 countries. Since 1998\, and with the help of 1\,500 volunteers\, the Tour de Palm Springs has raised nearly $5\,000\,000 for over 150 local nonprofit organizations. \nThe first 7\,000 registrants will be entered into a drawing for a FREE weekend stay at the Palm Springs Hilton. Each cyclists and walker will receive a Tour de Palm Springs in the Coachella Valley finishers medal. E-Bikes are welcome. Rentals and repairs available at Bike Wheel Tours and Tri a Bike. \nEach cyclists and walker will receive a Tour de Palm Springs in the Coachella Valley finishers medal. \nE-Bikes are welcome\nRentals and repairs available at Bike Wheel Tours and Tri a Bike.
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/tour-de-palm-springs/
LOCATION:Tour de Palm Springs Downtown Palm Springs\, 216 S. Palm Canyon Drive\, Palm Springs\, Ca\, 92262
CATEGORIES:California,charity,Entry Fee,Ride,Road,Volunteer
ORGANIZER;CN="El Tour%2C America":MAILTO:info@ElTourdeTucson.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270212
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270215
DTSTAMP:20260826T113502
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SUMMARY:24 Hours In the Old Pueblo
DESCRIPTION:TMC Health 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo\nCelebrating 27 years of riding singletrack in the Sonoran Desert\, the TMC Health 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo is one of the largest 24-hour mountain bike events in the world. But calling it a mountain bike race doesn’t quite explain it. \nIt’s really a party in the desert with a biking problem. \nEvery Presidents’ Day weekend\, thousands of mountain bikers\, friends\, families\, volunteers and assorted desert characters create a temporary city north of Tucson for one unforgettable weekend. \nYes\, there’s a 24-hour mountain bike race. Solo riders and teams take turns riding a fast and fun Sonoran Desert singletrack course continuously from noon Saturday until noon Sunday. But what happens between laps is every bit as much a part of the experience. \nThere are elaborate camps\, costumes that range from clever to completely ridiculous\, decorated bikes\, music\, campfires\, food\, an industry bike and gear expo and plenty of people who seem to have forgotten there is actually a race going on. \nThe exchange tent becomes the center of the universe as teammates wait for riders to finish their laps. During the day\, the desert can deliver perfect 70-degree February weather. After sunset\, lights begin winding across the desert as riders disappear into the darkness for another lap. Through it all\, 91.3 KXCI Community Radio provides the soundtrack for 24 straight hours. \nAnd then there are the costumes. At Old Pueblo\, Lycra is merely a suggestion. You may find yourself sharing the trail with superheroes\, animals\, tutus\, wigs and costumes that become increasingly difficult to explain as the night goes on. Taking the event seriously and not taking yourself too seriously coexist perfectly here. \nThat’s what makes 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo different. You can come to race for the podium\, challenge yourself to ride solo for 24 hours\, put together a team of friends\, volunteer\, camp or simply experience one of the great gatherings of the mountain bike community. \nThe bicycles may be the excuse\, but the people\, costumes\, music\, camping\, desert and community are what make Old Pueblo legendary. \nCome for the mountain biking. Stay for the party. And don’t be surprised if you start planning next year’s costume before you’ve even left the desert. \nThis Link captures the essence of the event better than any other video… but I’m biased as I am one of the minor characters. https://watch.outsideonline.com/series/dispatches/e27xUKcQ-ItgXpnn7?episode=2&season=4&mode=fullscreen \n \n \n 
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/24-hours-in-the-old-pueblo-2/
LOCATION:24 Hour Town\, 32.70400414009273\, -110.91705086311752
CATEGORIES:Camping,Community Event,Drinking,drinking and smoking,Entry Fee,Live Music,Mountain Bike,MTB,Party On Wheels,Race,Tucson
ORGANIZER;CN="Epic Rides":MAILTO:registration@epicrides.com or info@epicrides.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20270218T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20270221T170000
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SUMMARY:Tucson Bicycle Classic
DESCRIPTION:The Tucson Bicycle Classic brings four days of road racing to four very different parts of the Tucson region\, combining serious competition with some of the roads and scenery that have made Southern Arizona a winter cycling destination. \nThe racing begins Thursday with the Marana Time Trial\, a fast 4.5-mile prologue on the Chuck Huckelberry Loop where every rider races Eddie Merckx style and the first leaders of the General Classification are determined. \nFriday brings the Sahuarita Road Race\, racing in the reverse direction of Tucson’s legendary Shootout route. The 20.5-mile circuit around the Helmet Peak area combines climbing\, rollers\, fast descents and wide-open desert roads where tactics and teamwork come into play. \nOn Saturday\, racing moves into the heart of Tucson for the Rio Nuevo Tucson Criterium. The 0.73-mile course alongside historic Barrio Viejo features tight corners and a 180-degree turnaround\, with cafés\, restaurants and breweries nearby. With racing throughout the day\, this may be the best stage for spectators who want to experience the speed and excitement of bike racing up close. \nThe weekend finishes Sunday with the Oro Valley Circuit Race\, a fast and tactical 2.8-mile course featuring rolling terrain and a punchy uphill finish on Musette Drive. Spectator areas and a finish-line beer garden make the finale as much fun to watch as it is difficult to race. \nFour days. Four communities. Four completely different courses. Whether you’re racing for the GC or simply want to see what competitive road cycling looks like from a few feet away\, the Tucson Bicycle Classic is a great showcase of why Tucson has become one of America’s great cycling communities. \nFebruary 18–21\, 2027 | Tucson\, Marana\, Sahuarita & Oro Valley
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/tucson-bicycle-classic-2/
LOCATION:Tucson\, AZ
CATEGORIES:Arizona,Crit,Entry Fee,Race,Road,TT,USA Cycling,USAC
ORGANIZER;CN="Tucson Bicycle Classic":MAILTO:info@tucsonbicycleclassic.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270422
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270426
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SUMMARY:El Tour De Zona
DESCRIPTION:El Tour de Zona\nApril 22–25\, 2027 | Sierra Vista\, Bisbee & Tombstone\, Arizona \nIf El Tour de Tucson is the big ride\, El Tour de Zona is the cycling vacation. \nThree days of riding. Three Southern Arizona destinations. Live music\, food\, beer and wine gardens\, camping and plenty of time to sit around afterward talking about the day’s ride. \nAnd perhaps best of all\, nobody is in much of a hurry. \nEl Tour de Zona isn’t about a finishing time or chasing a podium. It’s a fully supported\, multi-day cycling tour designed around something that sometimes gets lost when we start putting numbers on bicycles: \nRiding a bike is supposed to be fun. \nThree Days\, Three Very Different Rides\nVeterans Memorial Park in Sierra Vista becomes home base for the weekend. Set up your tent or RV\, stay at a nearby hotel and then head out each morning for a different Southern Arizona adventure. \nThe first day’s ride stays closer to Sierra Vista with a beautiful trip toward Ramsey Canyon\, historically around 27 miles. It’s a great opening day and leaves plenty of time and energy for the festivities back at camp. \nDay two is the big one: approximately 63 miles from Sierra Vista to Bisbee and back. There is some real climbing involved\, but the reward is riding into one of Arizona’s most colorful and wonderfully eccentric little towns. \nThen on Sunday\, point the bike toward the Old West for roughly 36 miles from Sierra Vista to Tombstone and back. \nYes\, you really do get to ride your bicycle to The Town Too Tough to Die. \nThree rides. Three completely different experiences. And you unpack your suitcase only once. \nThe Riding Is Only Half the Fun\nThis is where Zona really separates itself from a traditional cycling event. \nWhen you get back to Sierra Vista\, the day isn’t over. \nVeterans Memorial Park turns into Zona Town\, with live music\, food trucks\, local craft beer and wine\, entertainment and riders hanging out together after a day on the road. \nCamp right there and your bike ride basically ends at the party. \nThere are also showers and swimming available at The Cove\, which becomes considerably more appealing after spending several hours riding through Cochise County. \nIt feels less like returning to the finish line and more like coming back to summer camp for cyclists. \nBring the Family\nZona is also particularly accommodating for families and non-riders. \nYou don’t have to ride every mile\, or even ride at all\, to enjoy the weekend. There are youth and non-rider registrations\, and riders can historically register for individual days rather than committing to the entire tour. \nThat makes Zona a great introduction to a multi-day cycling event. One person can ride long\, another can choose a shorter day\, and someone else can skip the bike entirely and meet everyone afterward. \nThe point isn’t proving how tough you are. \nThe point is spending a few days outside\, riding bikes and enjoying Southern Arizona with people you like. \nDiscover Cochise County From a Bicycle\nThere is also something special about experiencing this part of Arizona at bicycle speed. \nThe mountains surrounding Sierra Vista\, the climb toward Bisbee\, the streets and architecture of Bisbee itself\, and the history of Tombstone all become part of the ride rather than simply places you pass through in a car. \nAnd unlike Tucson’s Sonoran Desert landscape\, southeastern Arizona has its own personality\, with higher elevations\, grasslands\, mountain ranges and enormous views. \nYou aren’t riding through one destination. \nThe ride connects the destinations. \nA Cycling Vacation on Wheels\nThat’s probably the best way to describe El Tour de Zona. \nWake up. Have breakfast. Get on your bike. \nRide somewhere interesting. \nCome back. Take a shower. Find some food and a cold beverage. Listen to live music. Tell increasingly exaggerated stories about what happened on the ride. \nGo to sleep. \nThen wake up and do it again. \nThere are harder rides. There are faster races. There are events with bigger crowds. \nBut there aren’t many cycling events where having fun is quite this clearly the point. \nThree days. Three destinations. One bicycle. And absolutely no reason to hurry.
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/el-tour-de-zona-2/
LOCATION:Veterans Memorial Park Sierra Vista\, 3105 E Fry Blvd\, Sierra Vista\, AZ\, 85635
CATEGORIES:All Bikes,Arizona,Camping,Drinking,drinking and smoking,Entry Fee,Live Music,Mountain Bike,MTB,Party On Wheels,Road
ORGANIZER;CN="El Tour%2C America":MAILTO:info@ElTourdeTucson.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20270424T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20270424T190000
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SUMMARY:SINISTER NIGHT RIDES
DESCRIPTION:  \nExperience the magic of night trail riding in the Sonoran desert at the Sinister Night Trail Rides held on a rolling 7.3 mile loop at San Tan Mountain Regional Park. This is a perfect beginner night ride with distances for all. Ride past towering saguaro cactus under the night stars! \nThis race kicks off the Insomniac Night Trail Ride Series with events across the greater Phoenix\, Arizona area. Join us and “Carpe Noctem” to “seize the night”! Don’t miss the chance to ride these super flowy trails of San Tan Regional Park.
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/sinister-night-rides-2/
LOCATION:San Tan Regional Park\, 6533 W. Phillips Road\, Queen Creek\, AZ\, 85144
CATEGORIES:Arizona,cave creek,Entry Fee,Mountain Bike,Race
ORGANIZER;CN="Aravaipa Rides":MAILTO:info@aravaiparides.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270430
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270503
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SUMMARY:The Whiskey Off Road
DESCRIPTION:Whiskey Off-Road\nApril 30 – May 2\, 2027 | Prescott\, Arizona \nStarting in the middle of Prescott’s historic and always lively Whiskey Row\, the Whiskey Off-Road quickly leaves downtown behind and heads into the mountains and spectacular scenery of the Prescott National Forest. \nAnd that’s where things get interesting. \nThe Whiskey combines some of the area’s best singletrack\, double track\, gravel roads\, serious climbing and just enough pavement to connect it all together. Riders can choose their challenge\, but whichever distance you pick\, you’re going to earn that finish. \nThe Whiskey boasts about a 94% finish rate\, which sounds reassuring until you see the course. \nThis is no walk in the park. \nWhat makes the Whiskey special\, though\, is everything surrounding the ride. For three days\, downtown Prescott becomes a mountain bike town\, with an industry expo\, live music\, events\, professional and amateur racing and thousands of people who share an enthusiasm for bicycles and being outside. \nWhiskey Isn’t Just for the Grown-Ups\nWith a name like the Whiskey Off-Road\, you might assume this is strictly a 21-and-over affair. Not even close. \nThe Whiskey is truly a family-friendly cycling weekend\, and one of my favorite parts of the entire event is the kids race. Before some of the biggest names in mountain biking take their turn\, the next generation gets to line up and race through downtown Prescott. \nKids show up on bikes of every size with parents\, grandparents and spectators lining the course and cheering like it’s the World Championships. Some of the kids are just happy to make it around the course. Others are tucked over their handlebars and racing like there are professional contracts waiting at the finish line. \nIt’s fun\, a little chaotic and one of the best reminders that the Whiskey is about much more than racing. It’s about introducing kids to cycling\, getting families outside and making everyone\, from the smallest rider to the fastest professional\, feel like they’re part of the same mountain bike community. \nSo yes\, there’s plenty of Whiskey in Prescott that weekend. But you definitely don’t have to be 21 to enjoy the Whiskey. \nIt’s also hard to imagine a better setting for the weekend. Prescott’s Wild West history isn’t something recreated for the event. Whiskey Row\, the Courthouse Plaza and the historic downtown are already there. Add several thousand mountain bikers and the result feels like the town and the event were made for each other. \nThen there’s the reward. \nFinishers roll back into downtown Prescott and receive one of the Whiskey’s best traditions: a commemorative pint glass emblazoned with the distance they just completed. From there\, the shaded lawn of the historic Courthouse Plaza is waiting. \nFind some grass. Take off your shoes. Fill the pint glass. Compare stories about the climb that seemed like it would never end and the piece of singletrack that made you forget all about it. \nThe Whiskey Off-Road is challenging enough to give you something to brag about\, but it’s also a three-day celebration of mountain biking\, Prescott and the people who make this sport such a great community. \nCome for the singletrack. Bring the kids. Earn the pint glass. Stay for the party on Whiskey Row.
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/the-whiskey-off-road-2/
LOCATION:Prescott\, Prescott\, AZ\, 86303
CATEGORIES:Arizona,Camping,Community Event,Drinking,drinking and smoking,Entry Fee,Mountain Bike,MTB,Prescott,Race
ORGANIZER;CN="Epic Rides":MAILTO:registration@epicrides.com or info@epicrides.com
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