Race #5
State Championship
October 19-20, 2024Â
Event || race Schedule || location || Course || VENUE || Season Schedule
SCHEDULE OVERVIEW
SATURDAY: Freshman + JVÂ ||Â SUNDAY: Sophomore + Varsity
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Sunday
event info
REGISTRATION
ONLINE REGISTRATION ONLY
Registration closes at 12:00 PM on Monday, October 14, 2024.
No on-site registration, no exceptions.
Individual Race Entry $75. State Championship race entry is NOT included in the Series Pass.Â
Replacement Race Plate $10 (Issued Rider Plate Used All Season)
For registration questions, please contact registration@coloradomtb.org.
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Registered Rider + Call Up Lists
Qualified Rider List will be posted no later than Wednesday, October 9th at 5:00pm.
Registered Rider List will be posted no later than Friday, October 11th at 5:00pm.
Call Up Lists will be posted no later than Thursday, October 17th at 5:00pm.
Special Weekend Events
The Annual Awards and Season Picnic will be held at 4:30 PM on Saturday at the Outdoor Leadership Field House. Everyone is welcome. Snacks and beverages will be provided.Â
Annual Season Awards
Recognize and celebrate those who make the Colorado League exceptional. The deadline for nominations is Monday, October 7th at 12:00 PM.
Recipients will be announced Saturday at 5:00 PM during the Annual Season Picnic at the Outdoor Leadership Field House.
COACH MEETING
A mandatory coach meeting is held at 7:45 AM on Saturday and Sunday.Â
Each team must have one (1) representative present at the meeting. Information about the race day, risk management, course conditions, and other considerations are discussed.
WEEKEND CONTEST
Disco! – Come dressed to impress! Show off your 70’s style with original costumes, pit design, and groovy tunes! Team winners will be judged on the sparkle of their pit and unique disco attire.
The most creative team with high participation is recognized during the Awards Ceremony.
Team App
The Colorado League partners with Team App to provide up-to-the-minute information. Important race weekend updates are sent via Team App. It is and includes news, race information, race results, schedules, and more. It can be quickly and easily accessed via the app.
Sign up for Team App HERE.
ROCKSHOX NEUTRAL SUPPORT
RockShox Neutral support is available for any student-athlete having mechanical bike issues. Scots Bicycle Service will have mechanics ready to help get your bike fixed and race-ready.
Feed Zone
Honey Stinger gels and water are available for all racers.
Yeti Skills Zone
Test and hone your skills on a maze of features sponsored by Yeti Cycles. Try the course many times throughout the weekend.
The best male and female are recognized during the Awards Ceremony.
Volunteer
The Colorado League runs on the spirit and energy of our community. Each race weekend there are volunteer spots to fill. You can be a part of the race experience and there is no experience needed for any volunteer position. All you need is a willing heart and a smile! Please do not bring your pet to your volunteer shift.
race schedule
pre-ride protocol
We encourage teams to pre-ride prior to the event weekend.
- Pre-ride is for registered coaches and athletes only.
- All coaches and athletes must have a number plate on their bike during pre-ride.
- Family and friends may pre-ride the course after 5:30 pm on Friday and/or Saturday.
- EMS will not be available after 5:30 pm on Friday and Saturday.
- E-Bikes are NOT permitted.
- If you are not a registered coach or rider with a number plate, we encourage you to explore other trails in the area. MTB Project Glenwood Springs.
pre-ride schedule
Saturday
Wave 1 – Freshman boys – Staging 8:15 AM
Wave 2 – Freshman girls – Staging 9:40 AM
Wave 3 – JV Boys – Staging 10:55 AM
Wave 4 – JV Girls – Staging 12:20 PM
Sunday
Wave 1 – Sophomore boys – Staging 8:15 AM
Wave 2 – Sophomore girls – Staging 9:40 AM
Wave 3 – Varsity Boys – Staging 10:55 AM
Wave 4 – Varsity Girls – Staging 12:35 PM
location
NO Dogs Allowed
Colorado Mountain College Spring Valley Campus
This is a dog-free campus. There is a Vet Tech facility which is a working farm. Having dogs around livestock is undesirable and potentially dangerous for both species.Â
Spring Valley Campus borders BLM and the Colorado Division of Wildlife/ Parks and Wildlife identifies our 811 acres as critical elk migration habitat. There are seasonal trail closures each winter. Dogs pose a danger to cyclists whether on- or off-leash and their waste is a health hazard.
Please check COtrip for the most up-to-date road conditions.
COURSE INFO
The Spring Valley Shuffle is located at Colorado Mountain College Spring Valley at Glenwood Springs. The Spring Valley Trail System offers beginner, intermediate, and advanced terrain.Â
The course is a 5.5 mile loop with 646 feet of climbing per lap. Running clockwise the course includes a grass start and doubletrack climb from the Colorado Mountain College campus. Riders will reach Spring Valley Summit and begin descending Dreamer, a flowy singletrack bringing riders back toward the venue. The course makes a hard left onto Swoop’s Loop, another fast singletrack section. Riders will then turn left onto East Ridge Loop where they will have a few opportunities to pass before descending three switchbacks and rejoining Swoop’s Loop. The final section of the course includes a mix of singletrack and doubletrack climbs amongst piñon and sagebrush before finishing back on the Colorado Mountain College campus.
venue info
NO Dogs Allowed
Team Pit Zone Guidelines
- Team Pit Zone opens at 2:00 PM each day.
- No RVs or generators are allowed in a team’s pit zone.
- Do not move team signs or adjust the amount of space allotted by the Pit Zone Manager.
- If grills are onsite and in a team’s pit zone, then a fire extinguisher with current tags must be present.
- Canopy Weight Guidelines. Be prepared prior to arriving at the venue.
- No dogs allowed. Pet Boarding Options.
Parking + Drop-Off Location
Parking is available at the race venue. Please refer to the venue map for parking locations. Parking is first come first served. There are designated handicap spots near the start/finish area.
If a vehicle is parked illegally, it will be towed at the owner’s expense.
Please obey signs and directions from parking staff and volunteers.Â
People and equipment may be dropped off at the race venue prior to parking your vehicle.Â
Vendor Expo
Coming Soon
Food Service
Colorado Mountain College – Sodexo and Peaks ‘n Pitas will provide a variety of breakfast and lunch items on Saturday and Sunday from 7:30 AM – 3:00 PM.
Lodging
Full suites featuring kitchenettes with separate areas for sleeping, eating, and working. Heated Indoor Pool, Fitness Center, Pet Friendly with fee. Breakfast buffet included. Daily parking fee included in rate. Studio suite $179.00 plus tax per night. Must book by October 9th. Make your reservation HERE or call 970.928.0900 and mention that you are with the Colorado High School Cycling League.Â
Onsite Restaurant, Fitness Center, Indoor Pool, Hot Tub, Wifi, Breakfast available for purchase at the Bistro. Daily parking fee included in rate. King room $159.00 plus tax per night / Double queen room $169.00 plus tax per night. Must book by October 9th. Make your reservation HERE or call 970.947.1300 and mention that you are with the Colorado High School Cycling League.Â
Camping
No Dogs Allowed
Camping will be available at Colorado Mountain College, Friday and Saturday. Tent camping, van, and recreational vehicles (35ft. max) only are allowed. There is no room for RVs larger than 35ft.
There will be room to park team vehicles and trailers in the Team Pit Zone.Â
Bathrooms will be provided.
Camping Hours: Thursday, 2pm – Monday, 10am
Camping Details & Reservations
Showers are available at the Outdoor Leadership Field House.
Cost: $5.00
Times: Coming Soon