Race Details:

11th Annual Fat Bike Race at Tioga hosted by Ardent Bicycles & GRIMBA

2026 Sponsors include Onyx, Salsa, 45NRTH, Wolf Tooth, Rapids Insurance Agency, Cuyuna Red Dirt Retreat, and Rapids Brewing!!

Registration closes on Friday, February 13 at 1:00pm. No onsite race registration will be available.

8 AM - 9:15 AM: Race Plate Pick Up

9:30 AM: Mandatory Rider Meeting

Race will start after the meeting.

Join us for a post race party at Rapids Brewing Company! Free chili for racers starts at 12:00. Medals for the top 3 males, females, & Nonbinary in each distance will be presented at 1:00 followed immediately by a raffle of prizes donated by our sponsors! Must be present to win raffle prizes.

Whether you're a beginner looking for a shorter ride or a seasoned pro seeking a thrilling challenge, our trails are guaranteed to provide an unforgettable biking experience. So grab your bikes, gather your friends, and get ready to conquer the trails!

Breakdown of the courses (single track with some haul roads):

7-mile Short Course: Perfect for those who want a taste of the action without going the extra distance.
14-mile Long Course: Take on two laps of our exhilarating trails and push your limits like never before.
21-mile Longer Course: For the ultimate biking enthusiasts, this longer course will put your endurance to the test.

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to explore the beauty of Tioga Recreation Area on your fat bike!

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Wildknits Feb 14, 2026 at 16:58
Absolutely blast of a course, race, and community. Thanks Grimba, the sponsors, an the folxs who put this on!
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