Every year, we leave no stone unturned in our quest to bring you the most iconic, pure Hill Climb events in the United States. These events will test your climbing skills to the limit. A one way ticket to glory, experiences that will last a lifetime!
So celebrate and make sure you add one of these incredible hill climbs to your Bucket List this Spring.
To celebrate use code GFMTBAKER for 10% off before Jan 31 at midnight!
The closed road hill climb sold out last year, registration was capped at 450 riders and the waitlist was also full with over 50 cyclists signed up.
In 2023, 2x World Hill Climb Champion Phil Gaimon joined them for the race.
He won in a time of 1:14:42 and claimed the Mt Baker Hill Climb KOM. No one broke his record in 2024, it will be tough to beat!
Phil shared his experience, saying, "Mt. Baker Hill Climb was well-run, safe, scenic, and challenging but with a positive atmosphere. I had tons of fun racing and meeting all of the riders, and I'll keep an eye out for more reasons to return to Bellingham. This was a perfect way to check Mt. Baker off of my list, and I'm excited to share the episode of Worst Retirement Ever with you all."
The Mt. Baker Hill Climb departs from Chair 9 Pizza in Glacier. Cyclist ascend 4,462 feet to Artist Point (5,076 feet elevation) in approximately 22 miles. The Mt. Baker Highway (SR542) is known as one of the most scenic paved roads in the country and rarely is the highway closed to motorized vehicles on the way up to Artist Point. With steep elevation and several switchbacks, this ride is not for the faint of heart. Organizers invite racers to experience the agony AND the ecstasy!
450 lucky cyclists will have the opportunity to cycle 22.4 miles up one of the most scenic paved roads in the country Mt. Baker Highway, climbing over 4,462 feet (1,360m) on Sunday September 14th 2025 in Whatcom County.
Mt. Baker Highway is rarely closed to motorized vehicles, with steep elevation and several switchbacks, this ride is not for the faint hearted!
There are three categories allowing cyclists of all abilities to have a super fun day out; social, recreational and competitive.
Last year in 2024, overall Cal Skilsky from Bellingham was fastest overall with a time of 1:22:41, Elouan Gardon from Acme second 10s behind, and Casey Bloomer from Mount Vernon Washington in third 16s behind.
Last year in 2024, in the women’s category, Deborah Eckhouse was fastest in a time of 1:31:06, Alesha Miller was second 13s behind and Brooke Davis was third 4m 2s behind.
And a special thanks to Adam at @printmyclimb for making the first-place awards for the overall men’s and women’s winners.
Overall Men’s Podium
1. Cal Skilsky Bellingham, WA 1:22:41
2. Elouan Gardon Acme, WA 1:22:51
3. Casey Bloomer Mount Vernon, WA 1:22:57
Overall Women’s Podium
1. Deborah Eckhouse Bellingham 1:31:06
2. Alesha Miller Vernon 1:31:19
3. Brooke Davis Shoreline 1:35:08
All finishers received a beautiful crafted finisher’s medal from Paul at @elasticlaser, they turned out amazing as always.
The organizers would like to thanks photographers Burke Hovde and Steve Christofferson for their incredible work.
Age Category Winners
F30-39 Deborah Eckhouse Bellingham 1:31:06
F40-49 Brooke Davis Shoreline 1:35:08
F50-59 Karen Nakagawa North Vancouver 1:51:26
M13-29 Cal Skilsky Bellingham, WA 1:22:41
M30-39 Rex Li Seattle 1:22:58
M40-49 Manuel Fehlmann Vernon 1:23:09
M50-59 Stuart Smith Revelstoke 1:30:57
M60-69 Graeme Mardon Tarpley 1:36:52
M70+ John Brown Cle Elum 1:59:00
Save the date: Sunday, September 14th, 2025 for another epic ride up Mount Baker. Registration opens in January 2025.
Whatcom Events is a volunteer-operated community 501(c)(4) non-profit organization. The mission is volunteer-driven management of events that showcase the diverse natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities Whatcom County has to offer while supporting local non-profit organizations.
The Beneficiary of the Hill Climb is Shifting Gears which help empower women through outdoor recreation and education opportunities to remove barriers and foster belonging.
To celebrate use code GFMTBAKER for 10% off before Jan 31 at midnight!
On Saturday, August 16, 2025, riders will race to the summit of Mt. Washington in what's been called, "the toughest hillclimb in the US, if not the world", the Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb (MWARBH).
This race is hosted and benefits Tin Mountain Conservation Center.
Mt. Washington is the U.S’s equivalent of the legendary Italian climb of the Passo di Mortirolo, one of toughest and most feared climbs in the world, regularly used in the Giro d’Italia that brings a lump in throat to the most seasoned professional riders.
Once a year this race is held on the auto road of Mt Washington…the highest peak in the Northeastern United States. At 6,288 ft, Mt Washington holds the record for the highest wind gust directly measured at the Earth's surface, 231 mph. The summit features a yearly average temperature of 33.9°F (with no temp over 72°F ever recorded).
The route is 7.6 miles in length, has an average grade of 12% with extended sections of 18% and the last 50 yards is an amazing 22%!
The Mt. Washington Auto Road was opened in August 1861, a little over 100 years before the first official Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb race starting cannon was fired. Built by hand, the road climbs over 4,000 feet of elevation in 7.6 miles from the base.
Located at the intersection of 3 major weather tracks, Mt. Washington is known to have the “worst weather in America.”
The Broadmoor Cycle to the Summit is a breathtaking bicycle race up Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain. Literally. Sanctioned by USA Cycling, this competitive style hill climb consists of multiple medal categories giving cyclists of all skill levels the opportunity to take on Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain.
Elevate your bucket list by 14,115 ft. A ride of 12.42 miles and 156 turns.
The Broadmoor Cycle to the Summit is a breathtaking bicycle race up Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain. Literally. Sanctioned by USA Cycling, this competitive style hill climb consists of multiple medal categories giving cyclists of all skill levels the opportunity to take on Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain.
Elevate your bucket list by 14,115 ft. A ride of 12.42 miles and 156 turns.
This event will be held on Saturday, August 9, 2025, and is an annual event of the Colorado Springs Sports Corporation.
Cyclists will ride in a fully supported event, including three rest areas along the course at Glen Cove, Devils Playground, and Summit. These rest areas will have water, Powerade, and light snacks available.
Introducing the Midway Challenge – A New Way to Conquer Pikes Peak!
Looking for an exhilarating ride without going all the way to the summit? The Midway Challenge is perfect for you! This brand-new category in the 2025 Broadmoor Cycle to the Summit lets you experience the thrill of climbing Pikes Peak – America’s Mountain while stopping at Glen Cove, halfway up the mountain – a ride of 5.16 miles.
This timed event is fully supported with aid stations along the course to keep you fueled and hydrated. Plus, all finishers will receive a Midway Challenge medal to celebrate their achievement!
Summit Society
Cycle your way into the Summit Society! Named in honor of Pikes Peak- America’s Mountain which summit sits at 14,115 ft., Summit Society is an exclusive club for summiteers united by the challenge and adventure of cycling up Pikes Peak.
Riders that complete Cycle to the Summit in the specified race time frame (before 9:45 AM) will become a member of the Summit Society and will receive a medal and exclusive discounts and perks!
VIDEO: 2019 Pikes Peak Cycling Hill Climb
Colorado State Championship
The Broadmoor Cycle to the Summit is recognized as the Colorado Senior and Masters Hill Climb Championship. Bicycle Colorado designates and supports events to serve as Colorado State Championships across 29 racing categories, including criterium, road racing, time trial, hill climb, XC mountain bike, track, and cyclocross.
State championship winners receive jerseys (courtesy of Primal) and medals are awarded to the top three finishers in all Senior & Masters categories.
To earn a Colorado State Championship title, riders must be Colorado residents.
Saturday May 3rd is a surprise scenic tour and Sunday May 4th is a Social Ride up.
Among the toughest 100 hill climbs in the USA, only three are in Arizona, and here in Tucson you live next door to one of them.
(According to John Summerson, "The Complete Guide to Climbing By Bike", Mt Lemmon is 33rd on the list of 100 toughest road bike climbs in the US, with a rating of either "hors category" or "category 1" on the scale used to rank the climbs in European stage racing.)
Yes, Mt Lemmon is right up there with the famous passes in the European tours: hardly anywhere else in the US can you climb so high for so many miles in succession. That's why, every winter, Tucson sees packs of riders in matching jerseys, many of them speaking languages other than English, booking up the mountain.
But because the road is so long, it's also very forgiving: the grade averages only 4.5% for 6600 feet of elevation gain over the 56-mile round trip, and the almost continuous 21-mile descent at the end is exciting without ever being terrifying.
VIDEO: Is This The Best Climb For Cycling In America? | Mount Lemmon
If you haven't ridden the Lemmon in a while (or ever), GABA can help make it easy. You can minimize the weight in your pockets because we provide four SAG stops, about six miles apart, with fluids, munchies, and healthy carbs. In honor of the pie shop that once operated in Summerhaven near the summit, the uppermost SAG will serve a variety of pies. You can also opt to buy yourself lunch at the restaurants in Summerhaven or Ski Valley at the top. In case something goes wrong, GABA provides vehicular sweep support to help with mechanical problems or provide a lift.
If you're not interested in "easy", GABA can help with that, too. Round up a posse of your riding buddies, see how fast you can fly to the top, and enjoy a social stop to eat pie and swap lies before you charge back down
The Bogus Basin Hill Climb started in 1972, making it the third oldest continuously running hill climb in the United States. Join us on July 20th 2025 to help make the next 50 years just as special.
Climbing 4,314 feet in 18 and a half miles, the bogus basin hill climb is a challenge undertaken by thousands of Boiseans over the last five decades. Join riders of all stripes, from Olympians and Tour de France riders to regular Janes and Joes as we celebrate one of the many things that makes Boise awesome!
Neutral Roll Out From Greenwoods north on Bogus Basin Road with BPD Escort. Rolling Start at Intersection of Curling (We continue moving there is not a stop Then Start) Finish at Pioneer Lodge Parking lot (100 yards before the lodge on the right).
First Male and Female to Top get their name on the Cup! Great Raffle prizes for everyone else.
Participant Raffle Prizes will be announced as we have them! Easy To Carry Down the Mountain!
VIDEO: Worst Retirement Ever - Bogus Basin
It will include products from Industry9, Lazer, Specialized, and more!
They will post more about specific prizes on our socials as we get closer to the event!
Rules - Must be present to win. We’ll do a small raffle drawing 11 am. Anyone who hasn’t finished yet will be entered into the drawing automatically .Stick around, have some waffles, breakfast burritos and snacks and cheer on all the finishers, to have a chance at awesome prizes.
The legendary Cycle to the Sun is one of the most difficult bike climbs in the world.
The ride climbs 10,000 feet over 36 miles and reaches gradients up to 18%. As a comparison, the famed Mont Ventoux in the Tour de France is only a 5,336 foot climb over 13.6 miles.
It starts in Pa’ia at sea level and finishes up on top of the Haleakala Volcano at just above 10,000 feet (3,048 meters). It was first held in the 1980s but languished for many years. Kalima O Maui bought the rights to hold the race and started it back up in 2001.
Since 2008, Cycle To The Sun has been organized and produced by Go Cycling Maui and Maui Cyclery. Donnie Arnoult, owner of both businesses, who formerly owned the Vegas Professional Cycling Team on the US National Race Calendar, and is himself a Cat One pro racer. This will be Donnie’s 11th year organizing the event. Last year’s event (2018) was extremely well run and most successful attracting 200 riders.
Some potential entrants may object to the cost of entry. Please consider that fees to the National Park Service, required Emergency Medical Service coverage, insurance, police, porta-potties and bike transport add up to a considerable outlay.
A portion of the entry fee also is donated to support of the non-profit Paia Youth & Cultural Center, a terrific organization that provides Maui kids with fun, educational and recreational activities. Its beach-front facilities include a skate board park, radio station, multi-media lab and kitchen-cafe.
Holding the race on Saturday instead of Sunday allows more riders to stay at the event party without having to leave for Sunday evening flights home.
There will be three aid stations. The first will be at the 3,000-foot level (near Kula Lodge), the second will be at the 6,500-foot level (just outside the entrance to Haleakala National Park), and the last will be at the 8,000-foot level
There will be a post-race barbeque – location to be announced. Results and prizes will be announced at the party.
VIDEO: Cycle to the Sun 2019 - Racing up a Volcano
Start time 6:30am, Paia, Maui, Hawaii.
The following Categories will be scored individually: 18 & Under,19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+
Cash prizes will be awarded to the Top 3 in the “Open” Division of both Mens & Womens. Merchandise prizes will be awarded to the Top 6 in all age group divisions.
The Hill Climb takes place every September and offers a chance to climb with hundreds of fellow cyclists on Highway 542 while it is closed to traffic. Last year was the 6th annual edition and the first year the event sold out (450 riders)
This is your chance to climb it with hundreds of fellow cyclists, September 15, 2024. This challenge is not for the faint hearted, but the views are simply stunning!
This time-trial hill climb race is approx 21.3 miles with 2340 ft. net elevation gain. (+2426 ft./-86 ft.)
The course climbs very gradually the first 10 miles before nearly leveling off for another 5 miles. Then the last 4 miles of the 21 mile course are fairly steep, averaging 7% grade with short steeper sections.
There are a couple of spectacular vista points along the way. Be sure to enjoy them on the way back down.
The “Kanc,” as it is often called locally, is the backbone to many great cycling rides in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
Record Holders
Male: Timothy Ahearn 58:02.6 2013
Female: Crystal Anthony 1:07:27 2011
VIDEO: Chris Darling: Race Director of "Crank the Kanc" uphill time trial
Climb 3,500 feet over 8 miles up the scenic Whiteface Mountain Veterans Memorial Highway to the top of New York’s 5th highest peak for a 360° panoramic view of the Adirondacks, New England and Canada.
If you like a challenge, this is the course for you. This USATF certified course covers 8 miles over an 8 percent grade up Whiteface Mountain's scenic Veterans' Memorial Highway.
The Whiteface Uphill Bike Race will be Saturday, June 7 at 5:30 p.m.
Awards will be give to the men's and woman's winners.
There will be a bag drop vehicle at the starting line if you desire a change of clothes for the top. Please make sure you have your name and phone number on or in the bag.
We use a timing mat and do a rolling start instead of a mass start. You will get a timing chip with your bib.
If you don’t feel comfortable riding your bike back down, you may have someone meet you at the top. We will sell spectator passes at registration. These are cash only and a per person price.
Packet pick-up and parking will be from 3:00-5:00 p.m. at the Preston Festival Field, 1135 Springfield Road, Wilmington, NY (just around the corner from the starting line).
Packet will include your bib, t-shirt and meal voucher.
VIDEO: Whiteface Mountain Uphill Bike Race 2016 in 120 seconds
The 11.2-mile, individually timed ride climbs 3,249 feet to the summit of Mt. Diablo starting up South Gate Road. Mt. Diablo is one of the highest peaks in the San Francisco Bay Area, with views of the Farallon Islands and the Sierras.
Mount Diablo State Park is closed to traffic for this event and the first waves can ascend without any descending bike traffic. It is a once-a-year opportunity to enjoy riding the mountain without cars!
The event attracts well over 1,000 participants ranging in age from 6 to 87, of whom 838 finished the ascent to the summit of the mountain last year. The event was supported by 9 sponsors, 20 vendors, and 150 volunteers.
The Valley Spokesmen Bicycle Club (VSBC) began this ride 41 years ago to honor Joan Walt and two years ago in honor Joe Shami. We continue to hold this iconic event in their honor. Once again, the State Park has agreed to a fast turn-around at the summit which allows participants to return to an awards ceremony, vendor expo, music, and a great barbeque.
The ride welcomes all ages, abilities, teams, and bicycle types. It will be a once-a-year opportunity to enjoy riding the mountain without cars. Everyone celebrates after the ride with free BBQ, prizes, awards, and live music. Come participate in this epic ride that provides breathtaking scenery and test your climbing ability.
At the top, there will be food and drink before you descend and ride over to Monte Vista High School and Oak Hill Park to join the post-ride festivities. There you can cheer and perhaps join winners in 16 age categories, including King and Queen of the Mountain, and enjoy a great BBQ, beverages, vendors, and music for a grand celebration!
Entry includes a t-shirt, BBQ meal, and one beer.
VIDEO: How to CRUSH the Diablo Challenge!
The Mt. Diablo Challenge started as a fundraising ride dedicated to Joan Walt, who passed away at a young 26 years old of myocarditis. She had completed her annual physical just the week before with flying colors. Joan trained on Mt. Diablo two to three times a week. Her devastated mother asked if Valley Spokesmen could put on a ride up the mountain in Joan’s memory, and the Mount Diablo Challenge was born.
The 42nd Mount Diablo Challenge continues to benefit Save Mount Diablo through donations made by event participants during registration and a generous sponsorship from the Nathan M. Ohrbach Foundation.
The Allen Clark Hill Climb, the annual grunt-fest that has fast become a rite of cycling passage in the Mad River Valley, is a grueling time trial that rises 1,600 vertical feet in 6.2 miles, from the intersection of Routes 100 and 17 to the top of Appalachian Gap.
The event is named in honor of long-time Mad River Valley resident, Allen Clark. An avid cyclist who took up biking late in life, he rode 2,500-3,000 annually in Vermont. Allen especially loved the challenge of the Appalachian Gap.
This event is a tribute to Allen’s life and a fundraiser for Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports, an organization that meant a great deal to him.
The App gap is a 6.2 mile climb gaining 1600ft of elevation for an average gradient of 5%. Don’t be fooled by the numbers, this is very much like the Kanc, and has a false flat lead in before heading up. The steepest part is the end, as is tradition with most climbs in New England!
Entry includes automatic participation in a raffle for lots of great shwag!
Best Times — Medals awarded to the top three men and women in age categories. Post-race shwag raffle.
Age Categories : Under 15, 15-19, 20+, 30+, 40+, 50+, 60+, 70+, Tandem and Unicyclists
New Records — A special prize of $100 cash will be awarded to any man or woman who can set a new course record. Current records: Phil Mason — 23:11.43, Marti Shea — 26:47.30.
Combined Events — Trophies will be awarded to the man and woman with the best combined times for the bike race and Saturday's Stark Mountain Hill Climb footrace.
Prizes will be awarded for both men and women, 15 years and over. Junior riders, under age 15, will finish at Mad River Glen.
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