With great cooperation from the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, T.R.A.C.K.S. and Show Low Bluff Development the Tour of the White Mountains course continues to improve each year.
All routes highlight the area's best trails consisting of smooth flowing single track, brief technical sections, a good mix of dirt roads, and cheek-to-cheek smile worthy descents. In short, all routes are incredibly fun!
Some of the stand-out qualities to the Tour routes are:
Choose your own adventure - Multiple distance options to choose from; 60, 35 and 15 miles for the more adventurous and a 10-mile fun ride for anyone interested in a shorter less strenuous stroll on (very rocky) dirt roads & jeep trails.
For every uphill there is a downhill - For the most part, all routes have a gradual climb during the first half and gradual descent during the second half...feel the flow.
It's all good! - Each route utilizes literally some of the best trails the White Mountains Trail System has to offer including Los Burros, Country Club, Springs, Blue Ridge, Panorama, Timber Mesa, Ice Caves & Osprey trails.
Spin the uphill/Hammer the downhill - 70% of the climbing takes place on double track and jeep roads while 90% of the downhill is single track!
Location Location Location - The event starts & finishes at Show Low Bluff Development where homes start from the $160's. While the expo, camping and start/finish area will feel remote just up the hill from Show Low proper, in reality, the event is now based much closer to the comforts and amenities of the wonderful mountain towns of Show Low and Pinetop-Lakeside, AZ. While you're at the event be sure to drop in and check out Show Low Bluff...it's a development built with you, the outdoor enthusiast, in mind!
Click on the maps for a large sized, printable version. Topofusion has provided us with these beautiful maps of all distances including profiles and endless data (elevation, etc).
For pre-ride purposes, Epic Rides highly encourages you to cross reference our maps with the T.R.A.C.K.S. maps. The maps offer detailed directions to each trail head and while on- route.
