• Date
    Saturday September 20, 2025 at 9:00am MDT
    to
    Sunday September 21, 2025 at 5:00pm
    past event
  • Type
    Race
    Downhill Enduro Freeride
  • Activities
    Mountain Bike
  • Location
    Telluride Bike Park United States
    465 mountain village blvd
  • Email
  • Registration
    Open Free
Race Details:

This one’s all about the fun.

We want to thank all of you for supporting @telluridebikepark & the only Bike only downhill specific trails in the Telluride area.

So Sept. 20st & 21st we’re having our Third ever rider appreciation weekend. There will be three distinct competitions going on, one for experts, one for intermediate and above riders, and one for everyone

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For the Expert riders, Back again for this year is the Wampus DH - a downhill race on one of our new tracks, Wampus!

This race is for advanced riders only and a Full Face helmet as well as chest and back protection is recommended.

We will have 3 classes for both men and women, as well as prizes for all winners.

-More info on the Wampus DH EVENT PAGE -

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For our Blue riders and above we’ve also partnered again with @trailforks to create a virtual event.

No need to worry about the times on this one (except for bragging rights with your buddies).
You’ll be going for Badges in Trailforks:

Track your riding with Trailforks and ride all our Blue Trails to be entered.

Monday at 5pm we will randomly select one winner from each Badge List.

The Randomly Selected Badge Winner will Receive:

Osprey Hip Pack
Shimano XT Pedals (From Mountain Adventure Equipment)
Leatt Chest Protector (From Mountain Adventure Equipment)
Fox Launch Elite Knee Pads (From Telluride Sports)
Seven iDP Full Face Helmet (From Mountain Adventure Equipment)
Yeti Hat (From Yeti Cycles)

Click Below to see the Badge

Telluride Funduro BLUE Badge

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New this year will be a raffle to replace the Green Funduro Badge. This allows everyone to participate regardless of rider ability or requiring the use of a smartphone.

You can collect a raffle ticket for every lap that you ride the park.

The more laps you ride, the better your chances to win!

Raffle Grand Grand Prize
Fox Dropframe helmet-s (T-sports)
Fox Launch Pro knee-S (T-Sports)
Fox Pure Vue goggle (T-Sports)
Yeti hip pack
Yet hat

Raffle Second Prize
Troy Lee Stage Helmet M/L (Boot Docs)
Troy Lee Speed Pro(Boot Docs)


Raffle Third Prize
Wampus DH T-shirt
Yeti jersey
Yeti Beanie
HellyHansen Fleece
Blackstrap Buff

Raffle Fourth Prize
Wampus DH T-shirt
HellyHansen Fleece
Blackstrap Buff
Telluride Hat
HellyHansen Bike Shorts

***AND POSSIBLY MORE***


Raffle drawing will be at the end of the Wampus Race ceremony. 9/21

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Another new event this year is Free One lap Clinics with the Telluride Bike Park Guides!

Take a one lap clinic on Intro to Berms on Tommyknocker or Intro to Jumps on Orehopper

These are open to the first 6 people who sign up!

Sign up and more info at the Funduro Clinic Page

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We’ll also be placing scavenger hunt prizes at random locations throughout the park. So make sure you’re keeping an eye on our Instagram Stories Sat. & Sun. for clues on where to find them!

Badges will be open Saturday 9/20 and Sunday 9/21

We’ll have prizes from
-Local Shops and Sponsors

The Bike Park Crew will be grilling some food for you on Saturday so you can hang out and grab a bite.

You must have a Bike Park Pass or day ticket (for 9/20 or 9/21) and you need to track your rides with the Trailforks app. The Pro version isn’t required. *We don’t recommend using Strava for this event. It can have a delay transferring to Trailforks and you might not get your rides entered.

*It's up to you to get your name on the leaderboard list for The Blue badge. So make sure your phone and Trailforks are up to date before the start.

We’ll have more details for you as we get closer.

We’ll see you out there!

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