Registration - Join us on Saturday, July 27th, 2024 and choose your adventure:
One and Done - a 32 mile banger of a good time winding through Laramie Range’s most iconic trails, with our world famous aid stations every 10 miles and live music, free beer, and fantastic food at the finish line.
The Laramie Range Epic - This is the 64 miles of life affirming single track your mother told you about. Two laps on the 32 mile course that is a formidable challenge that will be on your bucket list until you cross that finish line. And don’t forget, when you get there the beer will be colder because it was on ice twice as long.
Benefit to racing - Both come with a free t-shirt, a meal, beverages…so many beverages, nutrition and support for the race, and a chance to win one of the many prizes donated by the Pedal House and All Terrain Sports and $300 for 1st, $200 for 2nd, and $100 for 3rd for men and women in both races.
The Course - this year's cross country mountain bike race offers two options: the One and Done 32 mile lap, or two laps totaling 64 miles. For details, click the map below.
Giordana Jersey - Long Sleeve Wool
Giordana Jersey - Short Sleeve
Post-Race Party!
“After the race, there was music, frisbees were hucked, and lots of beer was set free from the kegs as we sat around and got to know each other better. Hope to see you all again next year. Happy Trails from the LRE crew.”
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“Great course and great volunteers!! Well marked and well organized.”
- Ross Overy“What a great race and experience two years for me. Can’t wait to do more!”
- Damien Robinson“Awesome volunteers, awesome views. Super difficult race, but worth it!”
- Amanda Margrave
The History
The Laramie Range Enduro originated in 1998, starting in historic Downtown Laramie, Wyoming. At that time, the race began with a police escort through town before climbing 1300 feet out of the Laramie valley and into the stunning landscape that graces our backyard to the east - the Pole Mountain Trail System. Over the years this race has transformed to maintain a traditional approach to a cross country race, while adapting with the evolution of cross country culture. Our first change occurred when the title was changed to the Laramie Enduro. Former Laramie Enduro Board President, Rich Vincent took over the helm and the race became one of SE Wyoming’s premier cycling events. Eventually, the Laramie Enduro evolved again into the Laramie Enduro Epic. In that same evolutionary spirit and continuing commitment to a high quality, fun cross country mountain bike event, today we are proud to represent ourselves as the Laramie Range Epic.
The race crew is excited to bring you the same excellence and professionalism you have come to expect when racing near Laradise, the home of the Laramie Range Epic.
Cookies & Whiskey
Nick Needles and the All Terrain Crew at the Happy Jack Aid Station
Photos provided by the Pedal House
