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SUMMARY:Cyclovia
DESCRIPTION:Walk\, bike\, roll\, connect and play\nin car-free\, care-free streets\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJoin us on Sunday\, October 26th from 9 AM to 3 PM as we activate three miles of car-free city streets\, open to people of all ages and abilities. Walk\, bike\, roll\, skate\, and enjoy neighborhoods\, participate in free activities\, support local businesses\, and connect with one another.\nDuring Cyclovia the streets are yours!
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/cyclovia-2/
LOCATION:AZ
CATEGORIES:All Bikes,Arizona,Drinking,Free,Live Music,Maintenance,No Drop,Ride,Road,Volunteer
ORGANIZER;CN="Living Streets Alliance":MAILTO:info@livingstreetsalliance.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261105
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SUMMARY:THE SPIRIT WORLD 100
DESCRIPTION:Dear gravel riders\, soul surfers & anyone who uses the bike to escape time…  \nWe are Heidi Rentz & Zander Ault \nWe’re co-creators\, gravel cyclists\, chefs & party animals. We’re so freaking excited to see you in Patagonia\, Arizona for a gravel road race that has inspired every aspect of our lives.   \nThe Spirit World 100 is a down home gravel road expedition that has been in creation for 4 years. We’ve been exploring the outer reaches of our abilities to be spirited entrepreneurs in an attempt to bring something from another universe to the event scene. Our main goal is to connect more people through our contagious love for riding bikes\, cooking and throwing a mean party. Now\, we just need all you special humans to bring your creative and powerful energy to the desert southwest.   \nThe Spirit World 100 and 50-mile course options are 2 of our most coveted and adored gravel routes in southern Arizona. Each course option is a reflection of the thousands of hours we’ve spent soaring through the San Rafael Valley since 2015. In order to showcase one of the Nations best remote and purely quiet destinations\, we have partnered with the Town of Patagonia to invite riders and their families to the high desert. Obsessed with the landscape of the borderlands region\, we’ve studied the maps of this area and are working closely with regional government\, land management and private entities to make this place more accessible for the entire gravel cycling community. We want to help redefine the future of outdoor recreational tourism in the greater Tucson and borderlands region of The Copper State and The Spirit World 100 will be a key player in this mission.    \nIf we said this wasn’t a race\, we’d just sound ridiculous. Any time you place 100’s of riders on the start line\, it’s a race! This race is a place to find the answer to why challenging ourselves in unfamiliar conditions is so sought after. We’re only human and we were put on this earth to move\, sweat\, be affected and feel the power of confidence that our raw and natural surroundings can instill. The Spirit World 100 is a celebration of exactly what you’re searching for every time you jump on your bike. You’re welcomed in\, wholeheartedly.  \nTucson\, Arizona is our home. When we aren’t there\, we’re hosting private gravel and road cycling camps around the globe. For sometime now\, we’ve wanted to create an event that everybody felt comfortable committing to. Cycling camps aren’t for everybody. They may never meet your personal schedule or provide enough of what you’re looking for in a vacation. The Spirit World 100 has been designed to deliver fun\, challenge and growth oriented human interaction over the course of 4 days. We couldn’t be more excited to show you Patagonia\, Arizona and the San Rafael Valley. See you in The Spirit World! \nTeeth to the wind\,
URL:https://bikepilgrim.com/event/the-spirit-world-100-2/
LOCATION:Patagonia Lumber Co.\, 295 McKeown Ave\, Patagonia\, AZ\, 85624
CATEGORIES:Camping,Drinking,drinking and smoking,Entry Fee,Gravel,Mountain Bike,MTB,Party On Wheels,Patagonia
ORGANIZER;CN="Heidi Rentz & Zander Ault":MAILTO:info@patagonialumberco.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261212T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261212T170000
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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;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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