Conquer the High-Altitude Trails at the Laramie Range Epic

Elevate Your Ride in the Heart of Wyoming

Set against the stunning backdrop of the Laramie Range, this event is built on a foundation of grit and community. We have designed a course that rewards technical precision and raw power, all while keeping the spirit of adventure at the forefront. From beginner-friendly flows to punishing, lung-busting climbs, you will find your rhythm in the pines. Join us for a day where the only thing higher than the elevation is the stoke level.

The Laramie Range Epic Experience

The Laramie Range Epic is designed to support the local trails we love and bring the mountain biking community together for an unforgettable day in the saddle. By participating, you are directly contributing to the stewardship of the Pole Mountain trail network, ensuring these paths remain open and shreddable for seasons to come. Our volunteers are the heartbeat of this event, providing the kind of trackside support that keeps you pedaling when your legs start to scream.

What to Expect

High Altitude Challenges - Every inch of this course sits above 7,500 feet, making every climb feel like a true test of endurance.
Epic Terrain - Expect a mix of classic singletrack, technical rock features, and fast, flowing sections that demand your full attention.
Legendary Support - Our aid stations are staffed by the best volunteers in the business, dedicated to keeping you fueled and motivated.
Type Two Fun - Whether you choose the single loop or double down for the full Epic, you are guaranteed a rewarding, character-building day.
Post-Race Rewards - Nothing beats the feeling of crossing the finish line and grabbing an ice-cold beverage with fellow riders.

Course Description

The course winds through the iconic Pole Mountain trail system, featuring a demanding 32-mile loop that packs in over 4,000 feet of vertical gain. The terrain is a masterclass in mountain biking variety, forcing you to balance technical handling with sustained climbing ability.

Course Option	Distance	Elevation Gain	Description
One and Done	32 Miles	4,184 ft	A single, challenging lap that showcases the best of the Pole Mountain high-altitude singletrack.
The Laramie Range Epic	64 Miles	8,368 ft	Two full laps of the course. This is for the riders who want to push their limits and embrace true endurance misery.

Event Highlights

Trail Stewardship - A portion of event proceeds goes directly back into maintaining the trails you ride.
Volunteer Power - Our aid stations are legendary for their energy, snacks, and mid-race encouragement.
The Vibe - We pride ourselves on an atmosphere that is as approachable for the weekend warrior as it is competitive for the seasoned pro.
Post-Race Celebration - Hang out at the finish line for local food, cold drinks, and the camaraderie that only comes after a day spent in the dirt.
Awards and Recognition - We celebrate the fastest riders across all categories, but the real prize is earning your finish in the Laramie Range.

Laramie Range Epic Preview

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the technical difficulty of the Pole Mountain trail system?

The course offers a mix of terrain, ranging from flowy, beginner-friendly sections to more demanding, technical features that require precise handling. You can expect a raw, authentic backcountry experience that tests both your endurance and your technical skills on the trail.

How should I prepare for the high-altitude conditions?

The Laramie Range is known for thin air, so prioritize hydration and consider arriving early to acclimate to the elevation. Focus your training on long, lung-busting climbs to ensure you are ready for the sustained vertical gain you will encounter on race day.

What kind of mountain bike is best for this event?

A well-maintained cross-country or trail mountain bike is ideal for these rugged conditions. We recommend ensuring your bike is equipped with reliable, puncture-resistant tires capable of handling the rocky, unpredictable terrain of the Wyoming backcountry.

Is the course suitable for beginner mountain bikers?

While the event is designed to challenge riders of all levels, the high altitude and elevation profile make it a significant physical test. Beginners should feel comfortable with sustained climbing and navigating technical trail features before signing up for the endurance challenge.

Where can friends and family watch the race?

Spectators are encouraged to come out and boost the stoke level, but please keep trail etiquette in mind and stay clear of the active race course. Check the event website for the latest details on designated spectator zones and parking logistics.