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About THE Canmore Women's Enduro
Event History
What to Expect?
Event History
Founded in 2023, the first Canmore Women's Enduro is set for September 21, 2024. We aim to be Canmore's most supportive Enduro Race - just for women. From first-timers to experienced racers, this is the race for you!
Our Team
What to Expect?
Event History
What to Expect?
What to Expect?
What to Expect?
Expect high fives, good vibes and a ton of fun!
The Canmore Enduro will feature both an Intermediate Blue Course and a more challenging Black Course.
THANKS TO OUR AMAZING PARTNERS
welcoming everyone to canmore
Para, Adaptive, BIPoC and 2SLGBTQIA+ Riders
The Canmore Women's Enduro celebrates all women.
We hope to help elevate representation in cycling by offering inclusive categories and eliminating some of the barriers to bike racing. This includes offering additional support to riders in the Para and Adaptive categories as well as to riders who are Black, Indigenous or Woman of Color, Trans Women, Nonbinary or Genderqueer persons.
About Canmore Women's Enduro GRANT PARTNERS
Arc'teryx
The Canmore Women’s Enduro received an incredible boost from the Arc'teryx No Wasted Days Community Grant Program for 2025!
This program supports grassroots initiatives that make the outdoors more accessible. Thanks to Arc'teryx' generous support, we were able to offer free entries to riders who have traditionally been left out of cycling spaces including BIPOC rirders, 2SLGBTQ+ riders, and riders registered in the adaptive category. We were also able to 3 advecment bursaries thanks to this grant!
Bow Valley Waste Commission
The organizing team behind the Canmore Women’s Enduro would like to extend our sincere thanks to the Bow Valley Waste Commission for the $1,000 bursary that supported sustainability initiatives at our 2025 event. The funding allowed us to take meaningful steps toward eliminating single-use plastics, promoting reuse, and modeling sustainable practices for over 150 riders, volunteers, and community members. The funding also allowed 5 racers to participate in the event for free as Bow Valley Waste Management Commission sponsored riders.