Elephant Rock Bike Ride

““Due to rapid growth in the area and challenges with increased traffic and construction, we’ve decided to sunset the Front Range classic after this year.  We have a couple concepts we’re testing this summer in hopes of introducing to the public in 2023,” said Scott Olmsted, Event Director. 

Elephant Rock has had a tremendous “ride” dating back 35 years and remaining one of Colorado’s longest-standing cycling traditions. When Scot Haris first began the ride, Castle Rock was a small country town of 10,000 residents. Today it’s a bustling community with 80,000+ residents and growing. From its humble beginnings in 1987 at Lewis Palmer High School with just 1200 riders to Douglas High School and the Douglas County Fairgrounds with upwards of 7,800 riders—Elephant Rock has raised over one million dollars for local charities over its thirty-year history.https://303cycling.com/2022-will-be-elephant-rocks-final-year/