Prescott Mountain Bike Alliance and the Prescott Trails Challenge, founded by Chloe Woodruff, just announced this year’s mountain bike challenge: To complete a predefined course within a contiguous 24-hour period, prior to November 13th. There are course options for people of all riding abilities:
- A 6-mile course for kids and beginner riders
- A 16-mile course designed for intermediate-level riders
- A 26-mile portion of the Prescott Circle Trail for intermediate-level riders
- The entire 56-mile Prescott Circle Trail
- A 66.6-mile course for those who want to challenge themselves beyond the Prescott Circle Trail
- This is the 3rd Annual Prescott Trails Challenge. Funds raised will go to the Prescott Mountain Bike Alliance (PMBA) for the maintenance of existing trails and the creation of new trails in the greater Prescott area.
For more details, visit pmba.rallyup.com/2022ptc.
About Prescott Trails Challenge
The Prescott Trails Challenge was founded in 2020 by professional cyclist Chloe Woodruff in the wake of event cancellations during the first summer of the Covid-19 pandemic. Chloe needed a challenge for herself to keep motivated to train for the Tokyo Olympics and wanted to give back to the trails to which she attributes much of her career success. The Challenge has raised over $35,000 for the Prescott Mountain Bike Alliance (PMBA) since its inception in 2020. These funds have already been hard at work improving the resilience of the trails, and also the rider and hiker experience.
About Prescott Mountain Bike Alliance (PMBA)
The Prescott Mountain Bike Alliance (PMBA) is your local mountain bike and trail advocacy group, providing a unified voice for Prescott’s robust mountain-biking community. We are a 501(c)(3) all-volunteer, nonprofit organization. For more information, go to www.prescottmtb.com.
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