For those that want to push themselves through the spirit of competition, there are a number of large races held annually, as well as numerous smaller events, which take place throughout the year. If you know of any other mountain bike races being held in the Bragg Creek and Kananaskis area, please contact us!
MooseDuro is a multi-stage Enduro race held by Alberta 66 MTB and Moose Mountain Bike Trail Society (MMBTS). This grassroots event is brought to life by a passionate crew of volunteers and sponsors from the local community and has sold out every year since its inception in 2017. All profits from the race go back to MMBTS for maintaining and building trails on the mountain.
MMBTS is a Calgary Based society that holds a variety of events and races at Moose Mountain. Most events are only open to members. MMBTS is also responsible for creating most of the trails that we enjoy on Moose Mountain. Show your support and don't miss out on some great events, sign up today.
KAILANI Rundle’s Revenge is a two-day fun-fest that includes mountain biking and trail running. No, it’s not a duathlon. KAILANI Rundle’s Revenge is so much more than that! Where duathlons combine the two events into one day, KAILANI Rundle’s Revenge gives you a full day for each event.
The Canadian Rockies 24 is a 24 hour team or solo mountain bike event with a looped course approximately 15.7km in distance, containing many classic trails that will satisfy all levels of riders.
The Spin Sisters present... The Iron Maiden XC Alberta Cup Mountain Bike Race and Maiden Mini Kids Race. The perfect mix of tough climbs, fun fast descents and technical delights for you and your children.
A grueling 80km mountain bike race that takes place on a variety of trails west of Bragg Creek. It may be scenic but you'll be more interested in just finishing. Be sure to sign up early as it sells out every year.
First run in 2002 as the cousin to the legendary TransAlp Challenge held annually in Europe, the TransRockies has established itself as the one true epic adventure for mountain bikers. Riders from all over the World come every August to test themselves against the terrain, weather and trails of the Rocky Mountains in an event described by Mountain Bike Magazine as “The Hardest Race in North America”. - Unfortunately this event was retired in 2013