GRIT. PASSION. PERSEVERANCE.
MTB
30, 50 or 100 Kilometers approx.
The Crowsnest Pass 100 MTB Race is a 30, 50 or 100-kilometre mountain bike race in the beautiful and historic area of Crowsnest Pass in Southern Alberta, Canada. For the full 100 you will experience a mix of fire road 30%, double-track 30% and single track 40% from green to black diamond trails approximately, and a total elevation gain of 3296 metres or 10,813 feet. This is one of the most breathtaking and brutal mountain bike races anywhere!
50, 100 or 150 kilometers approx.
GRVL
The Crowsnest Pass 100 gravel racecourses will all be held on a 50-kilometre loop in the beautiful and historic area of Crowsnest Pass in Southern Alberta, Canada. The loop will have one rest stop out on the course with your personal bag drop approximately 25km in. The race loop will be on gravel, dirt & fire road, and road. The course features 1123 metres or 3684 feet of elevation gain per lap. It will be absolutely beautiful and brutal!
BY THE NUMBERS
2
RACE
DISCIPLINES
1-3000+
ELEVATION
GAIN / METERS
30-100
MTB
DISTANCE / KM
50-150
GRAVEL
DISTANCE / KM
NOT INCLUDED
Babysitting; You need to be able to take care of yourself out there! This race is BRUTAL on the mountain or gravel course and should not be entered into lightly, not only will the distance and elevation eat the unprepared alive but the terrain is also difficult even for the seasoned rider.
Personal gear we strongly recommend bringing; Bear spray & helmets are mandatory. We also recommend an inReach, Zoleo or equivalent satellite communications, tools, tubes, water storage, water purifying tablets, lite jacket, and a navigation device (With ample battery).
Race Awards; At this time we do not host race awards. This is due to the large gaps between race finishers. As we grow this may change, but for now, this is not a ceremony we hold.
Rest stops are stocked with lots of water and emergency nutrition. We find most riders prefer to choose their own nutrition, so pack your drop bag for your desired rest nutrition.
INCLUDED
Rest stops are stocked with lots of water, bathroom, tools, sunscreen, bug spray, emergency food and first aid kits. Please pack a bag of your rest-stop nutrition to be dropped off the day before the race. Riders will be sweeping the course with satellite communications. If you are injured or in trouble stay on course! Intersections and turns will be marked with tent signs and the course will be marked with CNP100 pin flags. Your race map is available as a .GPX, .KML, or on the TrailForks app. We use 200+ signs and 1200 pin flags to mark our course every year.
NOTE: The cows in the area like to disturb signs so keep a map loaded on your phone in case an intersection has been tampered with by cow activity.
Buckles & Metals
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100 km mountain bike finisher buckle.
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60 km mountain bike finisher metal.
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50 km mountain bike finisher metal.
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150 km gravel bike finisher buckle.
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100 km gravel bike finisher metal.
SAFETY
Our team and volunteers will take your safety seriously and we will run multiple sweeps equipped with satellite communications. If you run into trouble and need help stay on course and communicate with others about your situation so they can relay it to the rest stop equipped with satellite communications. That being said, this race is for riders that can take care of themselves. We will have safety sweeps, stocked rest stops and satellite communication support. If you get injured, due to the distance and access to the course, it may take time before our team is aware of your situation and able to respond.
CNP 100 DONATES A PORTION OF EACH TICKET TO RIDE
Crowsnest Pass 100 is always looking to get more involved in the community. The Crowsnest Pass 100 donates a portion of every rider's registration back to the local trail association UROC. If you see an opportunity to get more involved with CNP100 please contact us and let's start the conversation.