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Tour des suds, online registration will open in april, 2023., september 10th, 202 3, day of registration.

Day of (if space is available) Adults 18+ years – $60 Youth 17-12 years – $25 12 & under FREE

Race Schedule

10:00am  – Race starts  (Mass Start from City Park) 11:00am  – Post-Race celebrations at City Park       1:00pm  – Awards  

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2700′ gain

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Top of Guardsman Pass

ALL RACERS GET

• Pair of socks
• Meal Ticket
• Beverage – Beer* or non-alcoholic.

*Must be 21 years old or older, bring your ID

Tour des Suds is a 7-mile mountain bike climb starting at City Park. Go hard and treat it like a legit mtb race (yes, there are awards) or a crazy costume party on bikes. Either way, it’s 2,700′ of vert straight up to the finish line/Skullcandy Party Station at the top of Guardsman Pass.  No e-bikes please.

Costume Contest

Participants are encouraged to don ‘festive’ costumes and celebrate the beginning of the fall mountain bike season in a spirited manner!! Crazy costumes, crazy bikes is the concept! 

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Tour des Suds Race

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Climb: 2,700 ft Difficulty Rating: Blue Distance: 7 miles Type:  Singletrack, road & gravel Direction:  Uphill only

Tour des Suds is an annual event presented by Mountain Trails Foundation, Park City’s non-profit trail advocate dedicated to trail building, maintenance, and protecting trails for non-motorized recreation. The event starts at City Park and ends at the top of Guardsmans Pass. Participants are encouraged to don ‘festive’ costumes to celebrate the beginning of the fall mountain bike season. Crazy costumes/crazy bikes are the theme! Go hard or just have fun (yes, there are awards). Click here to register for the September 10, 2023, race.

To donate, get involved, or learn more about Mountain Trails Foundation, click here .

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2024

Presented by Level Crossing Brewery , Tour des Suds is a 7-mile mountain bike climb starting at City Park. Go hard and treat it like a legit mtb race (yes, there are awards) or a crazy costume party on bikes. Either way, it’s 2,700′ of vert straight up to the finish line/Skullcandy Party Station at the top of Empire Pass.   No e-bikes please.

ALL RACERS GET:

• Tour des Suds socks*
• Meal Ticket (be sure to make sure selection during registration)
• Suds (if 21 year's and older)  Non-alcholic beverages will also be provided
• 8:30-9:30am    Day Bib Pickup (Please pick up Saturday if possible)
• 10:00am           Race starts (Mass Start from City Park)
• 11:30am           Post-Race celebrations *at City Park                         *B ring your ID for the “Suds”
• 1:00pm              Awards 

COURSE : View >  Online Map  (Subject to change)

• From City Park we ride up Park Avenue turning left on Heber Ave then Right on Main Street and continue up Daly, by the water tank.
• Left at intersection uphill on Service Rd. (Ontario Bypass), turn right at next intersection and stay to the far right where the single track skirts the dirt pile, follow Ontario Bypass/Tour Des Suds signage to the Guard Rd.  
• Cross the Guard Rd and continue on Ontario Bypass/Tour Des Suds to intersection with Mid Mt Trail.  
• Turn right on Mid Mt and continue on it until you reach the Tour Des Suds intersection.  
• Go left on Tour Des Suds and continue up to the service rd.  
• Turn left on the service road and continue to the next intersection.  Go left (short downhill) on service road until it runs into the Team Big Bear single track where you will veer right.  
• Stay on Team Big Bear until the Flagstaff loop intersection.  Take the right most single track and follow it a short distance to a service rd.  
• Veer left onto single track once more.
• Turn right at next intersection and continue uphill until it spits you out on a street. 
• Turn left (uphill) on the street and continue downhill, veering left in between boulders on gravel road to the finish. 

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SNAPPED: Tour des Suds recap

TownLift Sep 12, 2022

Tour Des Suds Participants. Photo: TownLift // Rayne Moynahan

PARK CITY, Utah – This Sunday, the Mountain Trails Foundation held their annual mountain bike race, the Tour Des Suds. The race, which is a 7 mile climb ending at Guardsman Pass, started in City Park on historic Main Street. Participants were encouraged to don ‘festive’ costumes for the 2,700′ climb to the finish line.

Congratulations to the winners of each event and all 400 participants!

Winners of the Male Division:

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1st Place: Trace Wallin

2nd Place: Michael Griffiths

3rd Place: John Osguthorpe

Winners of the Female Division: 

1st Place: Chelsea Bolton

2nd Place: Corrine Higgins

3rd Place: Mary Dannelley

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Tour des Suds begins at City Park’s Miner’s Hospital, located at 1354 Park Avenue. The following properties are ideal choices based on price and proximity to the race start. Remember, Park City buses are free and offer bike carriers. Avoid the hassles of driving and parking — bus or bike to the start.

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Tour des Suds bike race returns for 36th year, with changes due to COVID-19

Entertainment Entertainment | Aug 28, 2020

Scott Iwasaki   

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What : 36th annual Tour des Suds

When : Sept. 1-30

Web : mountaintrails.org

Park City residents and visitors may see a person dressed up as a chicken riding a mountain bike during the month of September.

If they do, they shouldn’t be alarmed, because more than likely that chicken is participating in this year’s Tour des Suds, said Ginger Wicks, Mountain Trails Foundation’s director of events.

Tour des Suds, a 36-year bike race tradition and fundraiser that opens the fall mountain biking season, is usually scheduled as a bona fide, but fun, bike race that encourages riders to dress in costume.

Due to COVID-19, Mountain Trails Foundation decided to hold the race virtually instead of canceling it, according to Wicks.

“The virtual format allows everyone to go out and ride the route on their own time to maintain social distancing, and we are giving them the entire month of September to ride the course and report their times,” she said. “We are looking at a new course this year. We are incorporating the new 9k trail, so we’re still working out the route. Details will be forthcoming.”

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Since this is a virtual event, there will be no aid stations or medical staff on the route, Wicks said.

“Participants should be prepared and take their own water and medical supplies,” she said. “We also suggest people ride with a buddy — 6 feet apart, of course.”

Bikers can register by visiting mountaintrails.org . Anyone who registers before Sept. 1 will receive a pair of official Tours des Suds socks, Wicks said.

“If you’re familiar with the event, you know the socks are one of the most important parts of it,” she said with a laugh. “If you register after Sept. 1, there is no guarantee you will get socks.”

Mountain Trails Foundation will mail number plates to all registrants. Registrants will photograph themselves with the number plate and email the photos along with their times to Wicks at [email protected] once they finish the ride.

In addition, riders can post their photos to Facebook and Instagram with their times and the hashtags #tourdesuds and #virtural&virusfree, she said.

Results will be posted on Oct. 2, Wicks said.

“We are using the honor system, for sure, and while we don’t know if the times are official, it’s not really what these events are all about,” she said. “While the race time is important, there are other reasons why people participate in the event. They love the longstanding tradition of community events. They love supporting Mountain Trails. They love mountain biking.”

The photos are also supposed to show the riders in costumes, Wicks said.

“We didn’t want to lose the fun quirkiness of this long-standing tradition,” she said. “We’re working on a voting platform where the general public can vote for the top three costumes, so we can award prizes.”

Tour des Suds, like the Mountain Trails Foundation’s Triple Trail Challenge foot races, which are also being run virtually this year, is a fundraiser to help the nonprofit maintain more than 400 miles of trails in and around Park City, Wicks said.

The average cost to maintain or build a trail is $5 per foot, according to field manager Rick Fournier.

“Saving our events even during a pandemic is critical for the community because Park City is a huge outdoor-enthusiast community,” Wicks said. “It’s important that we take care of these trails, especially now, when everyone is social distancing and migrating to the outdoors.”

Of course nothing can replace an actual Tour des Suds race that culminates with frothy beverages for riders who are of age, Wicks said.

“We will miss seeing everyone at the start and finish lines, and we miss seeing our volunteers who have supported us over the years by working our aid stations,” she said. “But I think virtual is a good compromise and checks all of the boxes Mountain Trails tries to do during the year of COVID. We felt this was the safest way to do this for the participant and our staff.

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13 sep 10:00 am 2:00 pm Tour des Suds Mountain Trails Foundation

Event Details

Presented by Skullcandy, the Annual Tour des Suds is a 7-mile mountain bike climb starting at City Park. Go hard and treat it like a legit mtb race (yes, there

Presented by Skullcandy, the Annual Tour des Suds is a 7-mile mountain bike climb starting at City Park. Go hard and treat it like a legit mtb race (yes, there are awards) or a crazy costume party on bikes. Either way, it’s 2,700′ of vert straight up to the finish line/Skullcandy Party Station at the top of Guardsman Pass. Festivities continue back at City Park with lunch and the “Suds” provided by, along killer opportunity drawing, costume contest and awards. The Tour des Suds is the zaniest mountain bike party in the west! Please note: E-bikes are not allowed.

RACE DAY SCHEDULE – Sunday, September 13, 2020: – 8:30-9:30am / Number Plate Pickup and Day Of Registration at Park City, City Park Gazebo (1354 Park Ave, Park City, UT 84060) – 10:00am / Race starts (Mass Start) – 11:00am / Post-Race celebrations at City Park – bring your ID for the “Suds” – 1:30pm / Awards

Only participants who register BEFORE September 1st are guaranteed a pair of official 2020 Tour des Suds socks!

Pre-registration closes at midnight on, September 9th – after that day-of pricing applies.

Day-of registrants do not get socks.

Kids 17 years and under get FREE entry, but must register so we can issue bibs and include them in

(Sunday) 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

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Shares a trailhead with Spiro, climbing up to the Midmountain Trail. One-way (uphill only), climbing access to various loop rides using the Midmountain Trail.

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The Armstrong Trail shares a trailhead with Spiro , just north of Park City Mountain Resort (PCMR). This is an uphill-only trail. Commit to the full ride, or don't start uphill. The climbing is sustained but not steep -- most riders won't need the granny gear. It's pretty easy by Park City standards, suitable for strong advanced-beginners or conditioned intermediates.

4.5   L on Midmountain 6.4   L, immediate R on Midmountain at Spiro Fork 9.3   Keep downhill (L), leave Midmountain         Cross open area east to Johns at 9.5         (Just to R of crest of ridge) 11.2 Keep R to Gravedigger 11.7 Cross Johns99, southbound on Gravedigger 12.2 Stay L downhill 13.1 L downhill on Daley Canyon Rd into town

4.5   L on Midmountain 6.4   L, immediate R on Midmountain at Spiro Fork 9.3   Keep downhill (L), leave Midmountain         Cross open area then R on DT at 9.5         Join Johns99 at 9.6 10.0 Stay L, veer to west then back northeast 10.8 Cross Gravedigger, head northeast 11.8 Hit pavement, turn L head north to parking

4.5    L on Midmountain 6.4    L, immediate R on Midmountain at Spiro Fork 9.3    L downhill then R 150 degrees on Midmountain 10.2  Stay R uphill on MM 10.8  Straight on MM at Link 11.7  Stay on MM at TG, pass around lift 12.4  Straight (L) and downhill at Tour de Suds 12.8  Straight (L) and down at Team Big Bear 13.2  Stay R uphill 14.0  Lift area, keep L 17.2  Descend to DV road, north into city

4.5    L on Midmountain 6.4    L, immediate R on Midmountain at Spiro Fork 9.3    L downhill then R 150 degrees on Midmountain 10.2  Stay R uphill on MM 10.8  Straight on MM at Link 11.7  Stay on MM at TG, pass around lift 12.4  R uphill onto Tour de Suds 13.2  L on gravel road 13.7  L again

4.5    R (north) on Midmountain 6.8    L uphill on MM (2010 bypass) 7.7    L westbound on MM 11.5  R on DT, L on DT down, find ST on L 14.8  Into resort roads, head downhill 15.9  R, find Olympic paved trail for return

4.5    R (north) on Midmountain 6.8    L uphill on MM (2010 bypass) 7.7    L westbound on MM 11.5  Cross DT to find MM ST 13.4  Keep R on MM at Crest connector 14.6  R downhill on Robs at Hunter 14.9  L on Robs at Ambush 16.2  L downhill 17.0  R on pavement, follow streets / Olympic paved trail

0.0   Leave parking to N, cross to Three Kings Dr 0.3   L uphill on Crescent 0.4   R to gravel area, L onto ST 0.5   R on Armstrong 4.5   L on Midmountain 6.4   L downhill, keep L onto Spiro 7.7   Keep R (L = HAM)         Now keep L at Eagle and Silver Spur 9.4   Back at Armstrong fork, R 10.0 Parking

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Tour des Suds is a 7-mile mountain bike climb starting at City Park. Go hard and treat it like a legit mtb race (yes, there are awards) or a crazy costume party on bikes. Either way, it’s 2,700′ of vert straight up to the finish line at the top of Guardsman Pass.  No e-bikes please.

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