Event
Ride solo or as a 2-person team on Whitehorse's finest XC mountain bike singletrack.
Land acknowledgement
We acknowledge, honour and give thanks that we are able to host Yukon Fat Tire Fever on the traditional territory of the Ta’an Kwäch’än Council and Kwanlin Dün First Nation.
Register for the 2025 event
Registration is closed. See you next time!
- Males (17 and older) are $65
- Everyone else is $45
You also need a 2025 Cycling Association of Yukon (CAY) membership to participate:
- Single Event ($25); or
- Competitive ($75); or
- UCI Race License ($90)
What you’ll get:
As part of your registration, you will receive:
- Results from a high tech timing system
- Insurance coverage for yourself
- Draw prizes and category winner prizes
- Yukon Fat Tire Fever race plate for your bike
- Snacks and drinks at aid stations during the event
- Food and drinks after the event is over
- Unlimited high-fives, admiration and respect 😀
Questions?
Email geof@gdharries.com for answers.
Start and finish location
Mt. McIntyre and Haeckel Hil trails, mostly blue with some black (everything has ride-arounds). Meet at the Mt. Mac Ski Stadium adjacent to the Canada Games Centre.
- Meet at the ski stadium to get your race plate, timing sensor and check-in. We open at 9 am
- Mandatory riders meeting at 9:40 am
- Solo and first section team riders start at 10 am
- We finish back at the ski stadium. Awards start at 4 pm
- Course closes at 5 pm
View the 2025 event route
The 2025 Yukon Fat Tire Fever event route is about 50 km in total length. The half-way (transfer) point will be at the Copperbelt Railway and Mining Museum where an aid station will be loaded with snacks and beverages. If you're on a 2-person team, the second rider will wait here.
View route on Trailforks
View route on Ride with GPS
Solo category
Participants in the solo category will ride 1 lap of the route by themselves. You must complete a full lap to get a result.
Two-person teams
As a two-person team, each rider is required to complete half of the route. Only one of the two riders will be on the course at a time, meaning you won't ride it together. Instead, you complete them as a relay.
You will not be able to start the next half of the course until your teammate has completed the previous section. At the designated transfer point, high five each other and see your partner off.
Each rider will have at least one timed uphill and downhill section in their half. There may even be more!
When you check in and pick up your bike plate on the morning of the event, let us know who is riding which half.
Timing sensors
Each rider will get their own timing sensor to carry from start to finish.
Don't lose your timing sensor! If you finish the event without your timing sensor, you will be disqualified and charged a lost timing sensor fee of $500.
Bike choice
Solo riders must use the same bike, start to finish. Teams can share a bike if needed.
There can be no switching of parts, or modifying of parts during the event to optimize uphill or downhill radicalness.
Choose your bike wisely! A bike that climbs efficiently, descends with precision and can handle a high-speed beat down will be ideal.
