The MORE Trails virtual event will occur from September 1 through October 31, 2020 and we want you to ride and explore throughout the entire two months. Routes are provided in Ride with GPS (RWGPS), and may be accessed after you have RSVP'd to the event via the link included in email following registration, or you may RSVP here. If you registered more than one participant, you may use the link multiple times to add participants to the event.
Download and review routes before you ride. While we have made every effort to provide clear, concise routes in RWGPS, we have relied on the automated cues in RWGPS which are sometimes unclear. Please be prepared to monitor your location on the provided routes as you ride to make sure you don't miss any turns. Trails conditions may vary, be aware of the potential for downed trees and other hazards. Please do not ride wet trails.
Complete 2020 Epic Competition Rules can be found here. Please read these rules carefully. The rules explain how we will count rides for recognition (first, second, and third place) in four categories: (1) most unique trail collections ridden; (2) most overall miles; (3) most elevation; and (4) longest individual ride. It is critical that you read and understand these rules before you ride so you can develop a plan for how to do well in any of the categories you'd like to compete in. Please email more.trails@more-mtb.org if you have any questions about the rules.
Beginning Friday, September 11 we will no longer accept emails with links to your rides. All users will be required to self-report using the submission form: https://tinyurl.com/y2sa33hh. You’ll need to submit an individual form for each ride.
We will give credit for rides that largely follow the official routes we have provided to you. We will not require you to precisely follow a route in order to get credit, so if you take a wrong turn or make a slight variation in the route, we will count it. As a rule of thumb, if you are within a few miles of the route we will count it. We will be as fair and consistent as possible in our application of this rule.
Share your rides with #RidewithMORE on social media!
When you are on the trails remember that you represent MORE and the mountain biking community as a whole.
Be polite, always yield to hikers and horses. DO NOT ride muddy trails!