Vail Nordic Center Golf Course & Nordic Center

This fun and fast kids-only race is all about letting young riders, ages 5 to 17, shine as the stars of the show! The races will take place on the Minturn Mini Mile circuit. Riders race counter-clockwise. The distances vary from 2 to 6 miles, depending on the category.

Get ready to kick off the summer bike racing season on Wednesday, May 28! The Eagle Ranch Classic is the first race in the Bloch & Chapleau Mountain Bike Race Series, brought to you by the fine folks at the Town of Eagle.

The Davos Dash stands as Vail's longest-running annual mountain bike race, presenting a genuine challenge for local mountain athletes! This marks the second all-ages event in the 2025 Bloch & Chapleau Mountain Bike Race Series!

Coinciding with the longest day of the year, the Summer Solstice trail run is arguably the most enjoyable race in the Vail Trail Running Series. Beginning and ending in the lawn in front of the Beaver Creek Chophouse adjacent to the Centennial lift in the heart of Beaver Creek, Colorado.

Back for its third year, the VRD will host a single-stage enduro race on the Son of Middle Creek trail. Only the downhill section will be timed, which nicely complements the prior event, the Davos Dash. This race is open to all adult participants, as there are no Youth Series categories available. 

Join us for the 49th annual Vail HillClimb! The Vail HillClimb tests local, regional and national runners with a historic seven mile climb from Vail Village to Mid-Vail. Race participants will race up Vail History as they follow the same course that was once a gravel double-track (now gravel service road) when the HillClimb began. Between the history, views and Gondola ride down, this course has become a favorite among trail running enthusiasts!

The Camp Hale Hup marks the fourth event in the 2025 Bloch & Chapleau Mountain Bike Race Series! Situated at the historic Camp Hale, nestled between Red Cliff and Leadville, this course weaves past historical landmarks and showcases a beautiful, winding single track along the Colorado Trail.

The 10@10 returns to its original route on Grand Traverse. The race starts 10,000 feet above sea level, on the beautiful Vail Mountain. Racers will be challenged as they traverse over Vail Mountain and across the legendary back bowls of Vail. The average grade of the 10K is 7 percent with an elevation gain of nearly 1,200 feet, while the shorter 5K is a tad less challenging and allows runners the chance to experience racing at an impressive altitude. Both courses provide incredible views of the Vail Valley, the Gore Range and the beauty of wildflowers in full bloom.

The race begins at 8 a.m. at the base of Gondola One in Vail Village, testing runners of all abilities on both singletrack and doubletrack terrain over 4.6 miles of uphill running with an average grade of 14 percent. The race ends at Mid-Vail at the top of Gondola One. 

2021 was the first year for this scenic and breathtaking (literally and figuratively) course. The half marathon course challenges racers with 3,000' of elevation gain over 13 miles. Racers will traverse across the beautiful Arrowhead, Bachelor Gulch, & Beaver Creek Ski Resorts along their incredible network of trails. Keep in mind that this is a world class ski resort and don't be surprised when you run straight down a ski slope! 

The 5K is a point-to-point from The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch to Arrowhead, with a whole lot of downhill (940' to be exact)! This is a great 5K for all ages and abilities - runners, sloggers, and walkers! This is the perfect race for those trying to get into 5K, coming in at 5.6K and mostly downhill!