The Three Peaks Mountain Bike Race is hosted at the Three Peaks Recreational Area. The course uses dirt roads and the fun singletrack that laces its way through Juniper and Pinion trees. At 7.8 miles and 500 feet of elevation per lap, the course will challenge you as you pedal up the climbs and keep you grinning as you traverse the ladder bridges that dot the course. The singletrack is intermediate with a few techy sections to keep you on your toes. The trail goes over granite stones, ladder bridges and decomposed granite trails. It’s fast and fun. The start and finish line are located in the middle of the camping area.

Nestled above the picturesque town of Midway and resting in the shadow of the Wasatch Mountains lies Soldier Hollow Nordic Center at Wasatch Mountain State Park. A 21,592 acres nature preserve created in 1961, which became a state park in 1968. Prior to becoming a state park certain locations within the park were used for farming and grazing activities, while much of the remainder was used recreationally by locals. The Soldier Hollow venue was one of only three venues designed by the Salt Lake Organizing Committee (SLOC) specifically for the 2002 Winter Olympics; with the others being the Utah Olympic Park and Utah Olympic Oval. During the 2002 games Soldier Hollow hosted the biathlon, cross-country skiing, and nordic combined events. The venue itself hosted 64,160 biathlon spectators, 99,320 cross-country spectators, and 1,794 Nordic combined spectators during these events. During the 2002 Winter Paralympics the venue hosted the biathlon and cross-country events. To this day, Soldier Hollow continues to play an integral role in the development of youth and elite nordic skiers with year round training, and competitions from junior championships to biathlon world cups. Summer activities have started to grow, with mountain bike events, weddings, and mud runs all being popular.

Nestled above the picturesque town of Midway and resting in the shadow of the Wasatch Mountains lies Soldier Hollow Nordic Center at Wasatch Mountain State Park. A 21,592 acres nature preserve created in 1961, which became a state park in 1968. Prior to becoming a state park certain locations within the park were used for farming and grazing activities, while much of the remainder was used recreationally by locals. The Soldier Hollow venue was one of only three venues designed by the Salt Lake Organizing Committee (SLOC) specifically for the 2002 Winter Olympics; with the others being the Utah Olympic Park and Utah Olympic Oval. During the 2002 games Soldier Hollow hosted the biathlon, cross-country skiing, and nordic combined events. The venue itself hosted 64,160 biathlon spectators, 99,320 cross-country spectators, and 1,794 Nordic combined spectators during these events. During the 2002 Winter Paralympics the venue hosted the biathlon and cross-country events. To this day, Soldier Hollow continues to play an integral role in the development of youth and elite nordic skiers with year round training, and competitions from junior championships to biathlon world cups. Summer activities have started to grow, with mountain bike events, weddings, and mud runs all being popular.

Starting in the Gad Valley Gulch and heading up the dirt road to the Tram Plaza at Snowbird Center, this 5.1-mile course offers up approximately 570ft of climbing per lap. Using portions of the Peruvian Gulch Trail, Rothmans Way, and The Gad Valley Trail, this course offers a good mix of your typically awesome, high mountain, Utah singletrack interspersed with enough ski area service roads and doubletrack to allow for ample passing opportunities.

Season Finale in St. George