Park City Point 2 Point
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Every year, on Labor Day Weekend, the country's strongest endurance mountain bike riders drop in on the best of Park City's trails. The area features over 400 miles of ripping fast and incredibly diverse trails. Whether you're someone who rides the trails regularly or an out-of-towner, this race is guaranteed to please.

The is a true point 2 point event, and it’s grueling, you'll never be on the same trail twice and you'll be riding singletrack over 90% of the race - that’s a lot of singletrack The total distance is 78 miles and you'll gain 10,500 feet, at least that’s what your device is going to tell you! It will challenge your mental prowess, yet it will have you grinning from ear to ear at times. The P2P is an adventure you’ll never forget.

Come prepared, study the course map (pre-ride if you can) or bring a GPS unit with the course loaded (you can pull a gpx file from this page). On race day the course will be well marked, but it's always good to have a back-up.

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    77.9 miles
    Distance
    10,423 ft
    Climb
    -10,658 ft
    Descent
    2 miles
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