Park City Point 2 Point 2026
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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.

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      • Singletrack
      • Paved
      76.1 miles
      Distance
      10,307 ft
      Climb
      -10,091 ft
      Descent
      2 miles
      High Point
      217 ft
      Altitude change
      6,630 ft
      Altitude min
      6,693 ft
      Altitude start
      6,909 ft
      Altitude end
      0.1%
      Grade
      -57.7%
      Grade max
      46.2%
      Grade min
      37 miles
      Distance climb
      34 miles
      Distance down
      5 miles
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