2025 Classics Course
This intermediate friendly course features some of Squamish’s most classic descents. If you love flow, and want to get in on all the action, this course is for you. An excellent option if you’re new to enduro racing!
Stage 1: Full Nelson – Half Nelson
Stage 2: Another Man’s Gold
Stage 3: Hoods in the Woods (descent)
3 Stages
21km total distance
800m Climbing on the day
400m in-stage descending


What’s Included?
– Howe Sound Brewing Speed Zone on Half Nelson, where the fastest male and female will ride away with their speed in tall cans – ex. 100km/h = 100 tall cans!
– Nesters Market on course deluxe feed zone (after stage 1)
– Entry into the apres party, with live music, full meal & alcoholic beverage (19+), and non-alcoholic refresher
– SORCA Trail Donation
– On-course medical support from Canadian Outdoor Medical
– Professional timing for all stages
Professional Coaching
Get the best results on race day with the help of Dialed In Cycling. Pre-ride the course with certified pros and/or register for coaching to maximize your confidence and speed. We’ll break the course down over three session and cover essential skills including line selection, cornering strategies, effective braking points, and how to discover your riding flow.
3x Coaching Seminars
When: March 20, March 30, April 6. 3 hours each day.
Classics Course Pre-Ride
When: Saturday, April 5th 9am-12pm. Hoods in the Woods. Post ride snacks and beverages.
Space will be limited – details will be sent to registrants via email

FAQ’s
Who races the Classics Course?
The Classics Course course offers a more accessible course option so that everyone can get in on enduro racing. It’s designed for all ages (12+ as of race day), but is physically demanding (see stats above). Designed as an intermediate friendly course, it would still be a challenge to race at speed for the top World Cup athletes!
What kind of trails are in the Classics Course?
The course is released January 27th, so you know what you’re signing up for and you can practice in advance of race day. Mostly blue square trails, with one dark blue stage. Course details above.
Can I transfer into the Short or Full Course?
You would have to find someone willing to relinquish their entry to you – you cannot simply change course lengths. See our Registration page or FAQ page for info on transfers.
Do I have to bring my own food and water?
Nesters Market will have a full feed zone at the bottom of Stage 1. You should carry enough food and water to get you from the start line to the feed zone.
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