Anaconda Bicycles invites you to stretch your legs at the Stumptown 100 Gravel Ride with distance options from 8 to 106 miles starting at 9:00 am Sunday, April 19; start / finish will be at 3641 Stumptown Road just off Hwy 1 west of Anaconda
The Montana Gravel Challenge returns for 2026 with a 3-Day stage event with mass starts on Six Mile Road in Huson, and competitive / recreational categories for all ages and abilities at 2:00 pm Friday, May 1 (Time Trial); 8:30 am Saturday, May 2 (Petty Road / Southside course); and 8:30 am Sunday, May 3 (Rocky Mountain Roubaix)
The Montana Gravel Challenge returns for 2026 with a 3-Day stage event with mass starts on Six Mile Road in Huson, and competitive / recreational categories for all ages and abilities at 2:00 pm Friday, May 1 (Time Trial); 8:30 am Saturday, May 2 (Petty Road / Southside course); and 8:30 am Sunday, May 3 (Rocky Mountain Roubaix)
The Montana Gravel Challenge returns for 2026 with a 3-Day stage event with mass starts on Six Mile Road in Huson, and competitive / recreational categories for all ages and abilities at 2:00 pm Friday, May 1 (Time Trial); 8:30 am Saturday, May 2 (Petty Road / Southside course); and 8:30 am Sunday, May 3 (Rocky Mountain Roubaix)
Sign up by January 1 for pre-entry savings on the Garden City Gravel 55 and 40-mile bike race starting & finishing on 6-Mile Road in Huson on Saturday, May 16
Make the drive to Ovando to cheer on the competitors racing in The Dusty Bandita - Women's Gravel Cycling Race starting at 9:00 am Saturday, June 6
Celebrate the people who grow and produce local food with a pedal throughout the Bitterroot Valley on the Tour de Farms Bike Ride starting at 9:00 am Sunday, June 14 and finishing by 5:00 pm at O'Hara Commons in Hamilton
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