Coached Women's Ride @ Three Sisters

We are so excited to have you join us for fun on the trails, non-alcoholic beverages and beers, and raffle prizes afterwards and meeting fellow riders. This is an all-level, no drop ride where all women* are welcome. Meet in the parking lot to get checked in by 5:15 and we'll roll out at 5:30. 

Riders will be placed into groups based on preference. We will do our best to sort you into the group you choose. Women's rides are limited to 30 riders. Pace categories are:

• Mild (slow pace up and down - newer rider)
• Medium - Party (slower paced climb with a faster descent)
• Medium - Smoky (steady climb pace with a fast descent)
• Spicy (zoom up and down - comfy with most tech features)

Just a reminder, you don't have to be a COMBA member to participate, but there is a $25 registration fee for our coached rides. Sign-ups are limited to one per person, and all participants must be over the age of 18.

What to bring:

• A working mountain bike
• A helmet (you will not be allowed to ride without one)
• Hydration source (hydration pack, water bottle, etc.)
• A jacket for the weather
• A headlamp is recommended

A huge thanks to our sponsors: 

• Yeti Cycles | SRAM | evo | Team Evergreen
• VOITED | Deuter | New Belgium Brewing
• Skratch | WTB | Sexy Pizza | Enduro Bites | Drink Bivo | Best Day Brewing | VNTR Birds

Email womensrides@comba.org with any questions. Looking forward to riding with you!

Refund Policy: We unfortunately cannot offer refunds for the event if you can no longer make it. So much goes into planning these months in advance and we hope you understand. You can however giveaway or sell your ticket to someone else with approval from our team. We'll just need to gather new participant info 2-3 days in advance. Please note that if we have to cancel the event, we will issue a refund to all participants, or transfer your registration to a future event, if preferred. Email womensrides@comba.org to cancel.

*We want to recognize that our use of women includes femmes, transgender, two-spirit, and gender non-conforming people. Further, whenever we use the term BIPOC, our meaning is “Black, Indigenous, and people of color” with the intention of centering the experiences of Black and Indigenous groups and demonstrating solidarity between​ all​ communities of color.