4 cycling events in Boise, Idaho
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Boise
4 events in Boise-
Tue, May 12, 2026 at 5:00 PMSee full details
Season Pass - $175 ($125 for Juniors) for unlimited racing in eligible fields (available 05/01/2026-06/09/2026)
On-site/single day registration - $25 for the day of race registration ($15 for Juniors)
Day-of registration Online only, and closes 10 minutes prior to each race
There will be professional timing services this year to minimize confusion and accurately reflect racer's placing.
There will be jerseys awarded for each flight for over-all leader (based on points), a sprint jersey (based on in-race points primes) and a most aggressive rider jersey!
Race duration and start times are approximate and subject to adjustment on-site by the Chief Referee
Races-
F Flight – 5:20 PM – 20 minutes
All Juniors
E Flight – 5:45 PM – 25 minutes
Women open
D Flight – 6:15 PM – 25 minutes
Men 4,Novice
If you race this beginner field you may not race other races
C Flight – 6:45 PM – 35 minutes
Master 40+
Master 50+ & 60+
B Flight – 7:25 PM – 35 minutes
Men 3,4
A Flight – 8:05 PM – 45 minutes-
Men 1/2 & 3
Season-long SWICA numbers will be used. With this, each rider will get a number plate that they will keep throughout the series. Cost of a replacement plate is $5.
No refunds for cancellations due to Weather (one day registration can be moved to a different week)
Novice category racers that have not yet purchased an annual license will need to purchase a one day license for $15. An annual license for $110 can be purchased at USAcycling.org or on site.
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Sun, May 17, 2026 at 11:00 AMSee full details
Join the Epilepsy Foundation of Idaho for the Sharon's Ride.Run.Walk. 2026 - a movement that brings our community together to educate, spread awareness and make a difference for the people we love who live with epilepsy. These nationwide events are dedicated to the memory of Sharon Rosenfeld, a nurse and teacher who cared deeply about epilepsy and advocated helmet safety. Click here to learn more about Sharon and helmet safety.
Funds raised from Sharon's Ride.Run.Walk. provide education and awareness, training programs on seizure recognition and first aid, as well as access to specialty and supportive care for the nearly 17,000 people affected by epilepsy here in Idaho. Register as an individual, join a team or create your own team! After registration, you'll be able to create your own personal fundraising page and/or team page. Get your friends, family members and co-workers to support your individual or team fundraising - share your personal story.
EVENT DETAILS
Registration includes:
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T-shirt (ONLY guaranteed if registered by April 18th)
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Commemorative Medal
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Post- Race Lunch
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Activities for all ages
*T-Shirt can be picked up on May 14th and 15th from 10am-2pm at the EFI Office (100 Warm Springs Ave, Boise, Idaho 83712), or the morning of the race starting at 10am.
Activities:
Route Scavenger Hunt
Craft Area
Lawn Games
Photo Booth
After Race:
Lunch Party! Make sure to stay at the Riverside Hotel after you finish your ride, run or walk for lunch.
Sharon's Ride.Run.Walk is more than an event, it's a CELEBRATION! We encourage you to take photos of your time at our event and share them on social media. There will be a photo booth onsite with accessories to level up your picture game. When sharing your pictures online, please tag us (@epilepsyidaho) or use the hashtags: #EpilepsyIdaho & #SRRW2026Idaho.
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Sat, Jul 11, 2026 at 11:59 PM
Please Note:
Onsite registration maybe avaiable at a $10.00 increase in entry fees
Request a category change use the follow link
Change Form Link
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Sun, Jul 12, 2026 at 8:00 AMSee full details
Pre-Race Hill Climb training with George's Cycles RF Foundations Race team:
Dates are 6/13, 6/20, 6/27 and 7/4.
The rides are structured as follows
10:15 AM… @ George’s Cycles Downtown
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A Group + B Group Training
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A Group will ride as far up as where the road becomes wet or snow-covered each week (or group dynamics)
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B Group will progressively train each Saturday building up to the full climb
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Week 1- 4 Miles (Aprx Dry Creek Trailhead)
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week 2 - 8 Miles (Aprx Stark Mansion)
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week 3 - 12 Miles (Aprx Lower Stackrock)
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week 4 - 16 miles Simplot Lodge
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B GROUP IS RIDING TOGETHER TO THE BASE OF THE CLIMB, THEN RIDING YOUR OWN PACE TO TURN AROUND. THE RIDE LEADER WILL FLOAT AMONG RIDERS. ONCE WE GO PAST 8 MILES WE WILL REGROUP AT WATER DROPS WHEN IT GETS WARMER/HOT.
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Great way to get ready for the climb!
There is an Omnium this year for riders participating in both Boise Twilight and The Hill Climb. More information about how the points work can be found by clicking on this sentence.
For the Hill Climb: No racing license needed; this is a fun ride/race largely for bragging rights, although there will be a few prizes sprinkled in for fun! Meeting place is Harrison Hollow Park: 2899 N Harrison Hollow Ln, Boise, ID 83703. We will be doing packet pickup on the Thursday before the race at State Street George's, and the Friday before the race at downtown George's, 4-6 both evenings. If you can't make that, we will have the last early number pickups at the George's tent at the Twilight Criterium, we always have the tent on the outside corner of turn 1, where Jefferson meets 6th St.
Morning of the race: please arrive early and get your own warm up in. We will have a George's tent set up if you haven't yet picked up your number (but please please try to get it prior!). Line up and instructions/thank yous start at 7:45 and we roll out at around 7:50 so that the Hill Climb begins right at 8, when we pass Curling. If you are not at Harrison Hollow by 7:45 you may miss the roll out. Don't be too cool to not listen to the safety chat.
Riders finishing before 10am must remain at the top of the mountain until 10am. This is for traffic control purposes and YOUR SAFETY. At 10am riders are free to head back down the mountain. You may ride from the finish line to the lower lodge and back if you wish (just don't cross over the finish line again, or confuse others finishing).
Podiums will just be the Top 3 Women and Men overall. But we will break results down by your age group for bragging rights.
Medical support will be on hand for emergencies, we will give you a number to call for help. There will be aid stations along the route as well - at the National Forest Sign and Lower Stack Rock. Finish is at the Pioneer Lodge -- the upper lodge, as you arrive you will see cones and the finish line.
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Local Clubs & Organizations
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Club
USA Swimming Club. Safe Sport Recognized. 90 members.
[email protected] +1 208-890-2610 -
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USA Swimming Club.
[email protected] +1 773-405-6425 -
Club
USA Swimming Club. Safe Sport Recognized. 103 members.
[email protected] +1 773-405-6425 -
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USA Swimming Club. 82 members.
[email protected] +1 773-405-6425