2026 Mid Week MTB Series Mini Enduro #6

Mi Duole Canyons Challenge|, Sandy, UT, One of the most daunting and beautiful cycling challenges in the country, ascending more than 11,000 feet over 88 miles through Salt Lake City’s picturesque riding canyons before finishing at the base of Emigration Canyon. Comprising three HC climbs this event will test your climbing legs!

Contact Spencer Chipping, 801-597-1111, [email protected]

There are many worthy causes that deserve our support - and this event is built around providing financial support to worthy charities. Perhaps nothing harms our society more, however, than child abuse. Wheels of Justice is committed to doing something about this. Wheels of Justice is a confederation of individual cyclists and cycling teams around the world helping to put an end to child abuse. Cyclists and teams everywhere are wanted and encouraged to raise their voices in support of this effort by being part of the confederation. The confederation has more than 700 individual members and the following team members.

With all the many good causes demanding our help, it is appropriate to ask, “Why child abuse?” Child abuse is perhaps more prevalent and more devastating than any disease or societal ill confronting our country. It is hard to believe, but more than one in seven children in Utah will be sexually abused before they turn 18! This is to say nothing of the other pernicious forms of child abuse.

The Mi Duole Cycling Team was established in 1984 and is one of the longest established road cycling clubs in Utah. The is thrilled to be hosting the 12th Annual Canyons Challenge.

Check it out here http://miduole.com/canyons-challenge-event

Aid station(s)

#1 Wasatch Blvd (just before descending to the intersection of Big Cottonwood Canyon intersection) neighborhood road pulls off on the right side or east side called Prospector Drive (same as last year away from traffic).

#2 Parking Lot of Barbacoa in the Olympus Hills Shopping Center

#3 & #4 Emigration Park, Rotary Glen Park (base of Emigration same as last year away from traffic, and has some parking lot for being off the road and plenty of grass)

Event Podiums/Awards

• Podium ceremony and prizes awarded to top 3 men & women age groups, non-binary, and para-athletes based on field size.

• Podium recognition for top 3 overall fastest riders on each course distance.

Rider Guide with rules, event schedules and all other details coming soon to utahgravelseries.com

*Schedule and courses are subject to change for all events.

REFUNDS, DEFERRALS & TRANSFERS

NO REFUNDS other than the following exceptions:

• You can purchase an individual event insurance policy when registering to cover a refund if you have a valid reason. Make sure to verify the details of that policy.

• Utah Gravel Series has event cancelation insurance in case of inclement weather that renders the venue unsafe or unusable, or if a natural catastrophe/disaster occurs, in which all participants will receive a full refund.

Email [email protected] with any extenuating circumstances.

TRANSFERS ARE ALLOWED and available through your BikeReg account for a small fee.

NO DEFERRALS to 2027 events. Again, email the event director with any special requests. Things happen, we get it, just tell us and we'll work with you :)

Every year, Labor Day Weekend, endurance MTB riders drop in on some of the best singletrack Park City, Utah has to offer. There are over 400 miles of trail here; it’s ripping fast and incredibly diverse. Whether you’re someone who rides the trails regularly, or you’re an out-of-towner, the Park City Point 2 Point is guaranteed to please.

The course is an actual point to point ride, and thanks to the plethora of trails in the area, you will never be on the same trail twice. 90% of the course is on singletrack with a total distance of 75 miles and over 10,000′ of climbing, and all while traveling through two world-class mountain resorts. It will challenge your mental prowess, yet it will have you grinning from ear to ear.

Point 2 Point is an adventure too, just like the old days of mountain bike racing. It’s not a closed course (the general public will riding the trails with you), and we will not be holding your hand along the way, showing you the route. You will want to prepare, study the course map (pre-ride if you can), or bringing a GPS unit with the course pre-loaded. If you don’t prepare, there’s a chance you are going to get lost, maybe not even finish – but isn’t this the real allure of racing?

We always ask…Can You Do it? There is only one way to find out.