Events Calendar

The Race:  Egencia Cycling Team, Mutual of Enumclaw and the Enumclaw Police Department are excited to host the 22nd annual Mutual of Enumclaw Stage Race.  The race is the longest running Stage Race in the Pacific Northwest.

A Little History: Svien Tuft won the event in 2007 and 2005 and has placed in the top 3 multiple times.  In 2000 local rider Russell Stevenson with the help of his teammate Tyler Farrar from Saturn of Bellevue beat defending champion Ronnie Schmeer, Alex Gardner, and Svein Tuft.  In 2009 Will Routley from Jelly Belly won the race while other greats like Thomas Peterson and Logan Owen attended the event before turning pro.  Jade Wilcoxson, used Mutual of Enumclaw to launch her professional racing career by winning the Cat 1/2 women’s race at Enumclaw and was given the opportunity to race at the Nature Valley Grand Prix.

Cost: $125 for standard and master categories, $50 for juniors categories.  Online registration only. One day licenses will be available at packet pickup for Cat 5 women and Cat 5 men or via online registration.  All international riders are welcome with a UCI license.

Registration: Online registration only.  No refunds.

For lodging within walking distance visit the Rodeway Inn. For lodging within cycling distance visit the Guesthouse Inn.

Now in its fifth year! The Elbe Multi-Strada Loop is 46.8 mi./4037 ft. elevation self-supported group bike ride, 19 miles of which are on gravel roads around Pack Forest and Scott Turner/Eatonville National and Stoner roads. Start/Finish in Elbe, Washington.

The ride does not cover ground that will require technical skills, but please expect the gravel roads to be anywhere from pot-holed to smooth. Mt bikes, ‘cross bikes, road bikes (minimum 32mm tires recommended), any of these bikes will likely suffice, but each will have a disadvantage somewhere along the route.

See http://ridewithgps.com/routes/6669229 or https://connect.garmin.com/modern/course/8604828 for the route.

The 2018 event covers the same route as 2015, 2016 and 2017. This is NOT a race, but it’s also not a leisurely stroll. Riders are encouraged to cycle at their own pace. Riders will meet up for a no-host lunch after the ride at the Elbe Bar and Grill (good burgers!) to regale over the ride and other adventures. Cue sheets will be available at the start. All participants will be asked to sign a standard waiver form.

If you love riding through beautiful countrysides, check out these additional cycling options in the Mount Rainier area, for extra options before or after

the Elbe Multi-Strada Loop event click here.   For camping or lodging near the start of the race click here.