2023 NW Cup Dates Released 1

The 2023 NW Cup schedule is set and we can't wait to get things started.  Unfortunately, we're going to have to wait until April, but we've got plenty on our plate between now and then to keep us busy, and to get you stoked.  

Round 1 & 2 - Dry Hill

As always, the series will kick-off in the motherland known as Dry Hill in Port Angeles, WA.  We've got a couple new trail projects underway and weather permitting, we'll have something new for everyone.  Round 1 is scheduled between a big race at Windrock Bike Park and Sea Otter, so we'll be hoping for hints of the Underworld Cup of years past.  No promises, but we're already working hard on it.  Round 2 will be just a month or so later for one more taste of the Olympic Peninsula's primo Spring soil before hitting the road to Idaho.  

Round 3 - Tamarack

As in years past, we'll head East for the first warm round of the season at Tamarack Bike Park.  The resort is still going full-steam on their path to being a premier stay and play stop in the PNW.  This year Tamarack will be the first stop of the NW Cup Road-trip.  We'd encourage you to try to play your way to the next stop at Whitefish Bike Park the following weekend.  

Round 4 - Whitefish

Next up we'll be in big sky country at Whitefish Bike Park in beautiful Whitefish, MT.  The Flathead Valley is loaded with epic riding in and out of the Bike Park.  Add to that the epic lakes, the cozy town of Whitefish, and stunning scenery make this stop a favorite.  

Round 5 - Silver Mountain

The Silver Mountain Bike Park has been on the tour since 2015 and is yet another favorite, but for different reasons.  The bike park is nestled in the peaks above Kellogg, ID accessed by a 3+ mile gondola ride to a set of trails that offer a bit of everything.  Steep tech, flowy goodness, big air lines, and at the end of the day you get to ride all the way back to town on some of the best enduro/dh trails you'll find.  It's a solid 30 minute run back to town!  

Round 6 Finals - Stevens Pass

After a Covid hiatus, Stevens Pass is back as the traditional location for the finals.  Stevens played a big part of the NW Cup since 2012 as just the 3rd venue to join the tour, and the first bike park to jump into the game in Washington.  We are very happy to have Stevens and their awesome crew back on our schedule.

We've got a number of things up our sleeves for the coming months so be sure you are subscribed to www.nwcup.com and watch your inbox.  We really look forward to seeing all your familiar faces, and likely a few new ones to "sip from the Cup".  Without further ado, here are the tour dates.  Cheers for now!