RIDE DISTANCES AND INFORMATION

The Huntsman SportsFest ride (formerly the Huntsman 140) is an epic ride through northern and central Utah. This is a non-competitive, single-day, fully supported ride, with multiple distance options that make it the ideal ride for both beginner and seasoned cyclists to participate and make an impact.

Each participant will receive a Huntsman SportsFest t-shirt at check-in, and those who fundraise $500 or more will receive the coveted Huntsman SportsFest cycling jersey (check out our incentives page for more information). Fundraising is not required to participate, however, we encourage each participant and team to set a goal and try! With 100% of donations benefiting groundbreaking cancer research at Huntsman Cancer Institute for children and adults, every fundraiser and donation is making a difference.

2024 Ride Guide 

The 2024 Ride Guide includes all things Huntsman SportsFest ride, including course information, start times, feed zones, water stops, safety guidelines, and more. This guide will be updated with the most up-to-date information leading up to June 8, 2024. We highly encourage all new AND returning riders to review the updated Ride Guide each year. 

Distance Options, Routes, and Pricing

Out-and-back Distances: All out-and-back courses start and end at Fort Douglas Field at the University of Utah. 

  • 20 miles: View Course Map
    Registration Fee: $35
    Start Time: 8:00 am
  • 60 miles: View Course Map
    Registration Fee: $50 before April 1
    Start Time: 6:30 am
  • 80 miles: View Course Map
    Registration Fee: $50 before April 1
    Start Time: 6:15 am
  • 140 miles: View Course Map
    Registration Fee: $75 before April 1
    Start Time: 6:00 am

Point-to-point Distances: All point-to-point courses start at Salem Hills High School and end at Fort Douglas Field at the University of Utah. Optional transportation options in the works and coming soon! Sign up will be in early spring. 

  • 105 miles: View Course Map
    Registration Fee: $75 before April 1
    Start Time: 6:00 am
  • 140 miles, with a relay option (2-4 people): View Course Map
    Registration Fee:  $75 before April 1
    Start Time: 6:00 am

* All ride distances, except 16 miles, will have a price increase on April 2.

** Cyclists who change to a shorter distance after registration will not receive a refund for the cost difference.

PRICE INCREASE FOR ONSITE REGISTRATION: In-person registration on Friday, June 7 (during packet pickup) increases to $100 for all distances. There will be no onsite registration on event day. 

Start times are subject to change prior to event day. Final start times will be listed here if they change, and will be included in the final event details email the week of Huntsman SportsFest.

Team Group Training - $250 fundraising and above

Huntsman Cancer Foundation offers cycling group training for all fundraising cyclists participating in a 2024 event. Group training is for beginners and experienced cyclists alike, to help you feel confident and ready for event day. When you register for Huntsman SportsFest, you have the option to receive our weekly training emails, with details about the upcoming training route, fundraising and training tips, and inspiring and insightful updates about Huntsman Cancer Institute.

Huntsman Heroes group training brings together like-minded participants from Huntsman SportsFest, Little Red, and LoToJa each Saturday beginning in April. Each training ride has 10+ experienced cycling coaches, mapped-out training routes, and SAG support along the way. Starting in May, the training program will be open only to cyclists who are registered for an event and actively fundraising $250 or more. Thank you for advancing the mission of Huntsman Cancer Institute!

Rest Stops and Lunch

The Huntsman SportsFest ride is a fully supported event, including volunteer-staffed rest stops for snacks and hydration, and a lunch stop at Lake Mountain Middle School for all cyclists riding 80 miles or more. All distances will receive additional food and hydration at the Finish Line Festival.