Join us Sunday, February 25th at Staunton State Park for the Staunton Blizzard, the First Ever Front Range Fat Bike Race! A big, fat, fun day of racing for a cause that will benefit the fat bike community for years.

The course:
A beautiful 12.1 mile loop that includes the following trails: Staunton Ranch - Borderline - Mason Creek
Fatties roll out at 8,100 feet for a route that includes 2,000 feet of breathtaking elevation gain

The race categories:
• Masters Men’s (age 40 and above)
• Masters Women’s (age 40 and above)
• Senior Men’s (age 21-39)
• Senior Women’s (age 21-39)
• Junior Men’s (age 20 and under)
• Junior Women’s (age 20 and under)

The schedule:
8:15am Check-in begins
Warm and delicious coffee by Bike-a-Latte will be available, as well as their soon-to-be-famous Cold Brew
9:00 Races begin
Interested but not racing? After the race categories start, join a “Smiles and Miles” group to enjoy this beautiful course.

The cause:
We love fat biking and we want others to love it too! Because we know great trail conditions can make a good day into an awesome day, Big Ring Cycles and Peak Cycles have partnered with 285 Nordic and Staunton State Park to raise money for a grooming machine at Staunton. Join us in building a great location for fat bike riders for years to come, right here in the front range. The Staunton Blizzard will be a fun day of racing for years of benefits so rally your fat friends and join us!

Your $50 registration fee includes:
• Park entry fee
• Race timing and awards
• Delicious BBQ lunch by Smokey J’s
• Beer and beverages
• Donation to 285 Nordic to purchase a grooming machine for Staunton State Park.

If we have snow, the trails will be groomed for fat bike use.
This is a fat bike race only. A minimum 3.8" tire size is required for all racers.

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/staunton-blizzard-the-first-ever-front-range-fat-bike-race-tickets-43056701754?aff=es2

Participating sponsors: Big Ring Cycles, 285 Nordic, Peak Cycles, Staunton State Park, Bike-a-Latte, Feedback Sports, COMBA