Montana Enduro Series: 2024 Rendezvous Enduro
Race Details:

The Rendezvous Enduro at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is one of our favorites in the MES. With a beautiful backdrop of the Tetons, A+ trails, the occasional bear course hold, and maybe knee-deep snow, this race makes for an unforgettable day. This year, we plan on a whole lot more of the same. Get ready for an epic day on Rendezvous Mountain

Thanks for registering for the 2024 Rendezvous Enduro!
Here is some updated information to help you plan your trip.
Lodging:
Lodging discount code: ENDURO24 is good for 10% off lodging via Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Lodging: https://www.jhrl.com/
As in other years, no camping is allowed onsite.

Essential Schedule:
Thursday:
• Course Inspection. Alpine practice available via the JH Tram in the afternoon. Details on scheduled trams to come.
Friday:
• Course Inspection. Alpine practice available in the morning. There will not be afternoon bike trams on Friday. Details on scheduled trams to come.
• Packet Pickup. We highly recommend collecting your packet on Friday to reduce the bustle on Saturday morning. We will be set up below the tram dock in the afternoon. Exact times to come.
Saturday:
• Race day! The exact schedule will be announced in the racer email, but you can plan for an early start. There is a mandatory racer meeting just before the race to cover safety, MES rules, and important course information. In previous years, race staff have loaded the first tram of the day at 7:00, with the first wave of 50 racers following 15 minutes later. We will load by class, with pros first. Any remaining packets will be available for pickup starting at 6:00, and remaining ones will be released at 7:00.
• Awards will be held after all results are in, but we plan for 3:00.

Again, we highly recommend checking in on Friday. With an early start, that makes for a less stressful morning. If you check in Friday and something comes up to keep you from racing, you must return to the timing chip to us as soon as possible! Otherwise, we have no way of accounting for you on race day. Again, the exact timeline for the event will be provided before the race.

We recommend you subscribe to our event on Trailforks. We will keep this event page up-to-date with new information. We will release the course on Trailforks the Wednesday prior to the race. The links to the race results and any other media will be available on this page (the results link is already posted).

In the meantime, if you're a Strava user, you can show off your training stats on our MES racers club:
https://www.strava.com/clubs/1220948

We’re looking forward to seeing you this soon!

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