We've collected your feedback and sweated all the details. This is the official race schedule for the 2025 calendar year. Like it, love it, or hate it, we want you there. Your participating in the club is vital 

Hot lap Challenges

Every month we post a new segment to challenge riders on new trails. The Hot Lap happens monthly, so check our Instagram stories for maps and details each month. In order to participate:

1. Join the ROUS club on Strava 

2. Ride your lap(s) during the challenge window, and record it on Strava

3. Tell your friends to ride

4. We aggregate the times and post them at the end of the month

2025 Hot Lap Segments

April - Bountitul | "Lost Lad in a Oner": "Lost Lad/Lass Loop"

May - No Name | "Upper Bell&Co" + "Lower Bell&Co"

June - Tibble Fork | "Tibble Fork Upper" + "Tibble Fork Lower

July - Park City | Black Forest / Moosehouse / RedBull

August - Park City | Red Coat / Insurgent / Ricochet

September - Park City | Twist & Shout / Fireswamp

October - Draper | Jacob's Ladder

2025 Year CHallenge - Moab, Utah | White Rim in one Day

Riding the White Rim Trail in one day is an epic endurance challenge that takes you through some of the most stunning and remote landscapes of Canyonlands National Park in Utah. The loop is approximately 100 miles, mostly on rugged dirt roads, with over 7,000 feet of climbing—a serious test of both fitness and mental toughness.

The Ride Experience

• Early Start – Most riders begin before sunrise to maximize daylight. The route can take anywhere from 8 to 14+ hours, depending on fitness, conditions, and stops.

• Brutal Climbs & Fast Descents – Right out of the gate, riders descend Shafer Trail, a breathtaking drop into the canyon. The ride ends with the brutal Mineral Bottom climb, a long, steep slog after 80+ miles in the saddle.

• Scenic but Exposed – The route winds through towering cliffs, deep canyons, and vast desert landscapes, offering jaw-dropping views but zero shade and often harsh winds.

• Logistics Matter – With no water sources along the route, support vehicles are common. If unsupported, riders must carry all their water and nutrition, which is a serious weight and planning challenge.

• The Final Push – By the time you reach Horsethief Bottom and begin the last massive climb, exhaustion sets in. This final section is a mental battle as much as a physical one.

Who’s Up for It?

The White Rim in a day (WRiAD) is a bucket-list ride for ultra-endurance mountain bikers and gravel riders who want to push their limits. Riders should be prepared for heat, sand, headwinds, and long hours in the saddle, but those who complete it are rewarded with an unmatched sense of accomplishment and some of the most incredible landscapes in the country.

Tibble Fork - June 22nd

We'll meet as a group in American Fork Canyon for a physical day in the backcountry. With a tough climb up and two timed segments down. 

Bear Lake Classic Gravel - August 23rd

A gravel race in Bear Lake, Utah, spanning over 65 miles of backcountry terrain, would be an unforgettable test of endurance, grit, and skill. This race would take riders through the stunning and rugged hillside surrounding Bear Lake's west side starting from Lake Town.

 Race Overview

• Distance: 65 miles

• Elevation Gain: 5,000+

• Terrain: A mix of gravel roads, doubletrack, and remote dirt trails, with stretches of washboard, loose rock, and hardpack

• Scenery: Riders would pass through rolling sagebrush hills, and alpine forests

• Challenges: Long climbs, unpredictable weather, and potential headwinds add to the difficulty

Race Experience

• Fast-Paced Start – The race kicks off near Bear Lake’s Laketown shoreline before quickly heading into the remote backcountry

• Brutal Climbs & Speedy Descents – The course features grinding ascents, rewarding high-speed descents, and technical sections requiring skill and control

• Self-Sufficiency is Key – Riders must manage their fuel, hydration, and bike handling across rugged terrain with no aid stations

• Epic Finish – After hours of suffering and adventure, the final miles descend back toward Bear Lake and a road finish back to the starting point

Spanish Fork Backyard Enduro - TBT

A Backyard Enduro is a grassroots, low stress mountain bike race that brings the thrill of enduro racing to a homemade course—this time in Spanish Fork's latest trail system. Designed to be laid-back yet competitive, it’s all about good vibes, creative lines, and friendly rivalries. Stay tuned for more details.