Park City Point 2 Point race scheduled for September 4

At mid-mountain, a biker (in Stio gear) takes a much needed water break before the last 20 miles of the Peak 2 Peak race. Photo: Peak 2 Peak

PARK CITY, Utah. — The Park City Point 2 Point is a 75-mile endurance mountain bike race scheduled for September 4, thanks to supporting partners like Stio.

Point 2 Point is a grueling race, consisting of about 90% singletrack trails that stretches from Round Valley, Deer Valley, Park City’s mid-mountain, and finally down the Utah Olympic Park to the finish line. With around 12,000 vertical feet, this race isn’t for the faint of heart.

In 2019, there were approximately 350 racers, and a total of 300 completed the full race. The average finish time is around nine hours, while the fastest is just over six hours.

For locals that want to utilize their favorite trails on race day without getting run over, here’s a guide on the trail impact to help plan your favorite hike around the bike race’s multiple stages.

To secure a place in the race, visit here for purchasing information.