Tickets
TICKETS ON SALE NOW Discounted 3-Day General Admission Extended Through September 27th - ONLINE ONLY - |
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General Admission |
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1-Day | 1-Day | 3-Day |
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(Fri 9/27) | (Sat 9/28 or Sun 9/29) | (Fri 9/27 - Sun 9/29) |
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Adult/Teen (13-64) | $20 | $45 | On-Site: $70 Online-Sept 27th: $55 |
Junior/Senior (7-12 & 65+) | $10 | $25 | On-Site: $45 Online-Sept 27th: $35 |
Child (6 & Under) | FREE | FREE | FREE |
VIP Admission |
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Includes Access To Lounges At Mountain Pass Lodge With Drink Passes And Food, On-Venue Parking, In-Stadium Viewing, Adirondack Raptor Show, Caricature Artist, Photo Booth, Exclusive Athlete Autograph Session (Sat 9/28 & Sun 9/29), And The Mt Van Hoevenberg Legacy Tour |
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(Fri 9/27) | (Sat 9/28 or Sun 9/29) | (Fri 9/27 - Sun 9/29) |
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All Ages | $100 | $250 | $450 |
Parking |
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Located On-Venue (No Overnight Parking Allowed) |
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(Fri 9/27) | (Sat 9/28) | (Sun 9/29) |
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Per Car | FREE | $20 | $20 |
Discounted Season Passholder General Admission |
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1 Ticket Per 2024/25 Mt Van Hoevenberg, Whiteface, Gore, or Belleayre Season Passholder, Simply Click "BUY NOW" And Enter The 14-Digit Number On The Back Of Your Season Pass |
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1-Day | 1-Day | 3-Day |
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(Fri 9/27) | (Sat 9/28 or Sun 9/29) | (Fri 9/27 - Sun 9/29) |
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Adult/Teen (13-64) | $20 50% OFF: $10 | $45 50% OFF: $22.50 | $70 50% OFF: $35 |
Junior/Senior (7-12 & 65+) | $10 50% OFF: $5 | $25 50% OFF: $12.50 | $45 50% OFF: $22.50 |
All Tickets Are Final Sale / Non Refundable. |
Schedule
Thursday September 26th, 2024 | |||
11:00am – 1:00pm (11:00 – 13:00) | Training - Men Only | XCO | |
1:00pm – 3:00pm (13:00 – 15:00) | Training - All Riders | XCO | |
3:00pm – 5:00pm (15:00 – 17:00) | Training - Women Only | XCO | |
Friday September 27th, 2024 | |||
9:00am (09:00) | Gates & Expo Open | ||
9:00am – 10:00am (09:00 – 10:00) | Training - Men Only | XCO | |
10:00am – 11:00am (10:00 – 11:00) | Training - All Riders | XCO | |
11:00am – 12:00pm (11:00 – 12:00) | Training - Women Only | XCO | |
12:45pm - 1:45pm (12:45 – 13:45) | Training - U23 Only | XCC | |
2:00pm - 2:30pm (14:00 – 14:30) | RACE: UCI Cross-Country Short Track World Cup – Women U23 | XCC | |
2:35pm - 3:05pm (14:35 – 15:05) | RACE: UCI Cross-Country Short Track World Cup – Men U23 | XCC | |
3:30pm - 4:15pm (15:30 – 16:15) | Training - All Riders | XCO | |
Saturday September 28th, 2024 | |||
6:30am (06:30) | Gates Open | ||
8:15am Start (08:15 Start) | RACE: Cross-Country Open Marathon - Amateur Riders | XCM | |
8:30am - 10:00am (08:30 – 10:00) | Training - All Riders | XCO | |
9:00am (09:00) | Expo Opens | ||
10:15am - 11:15am (10:15 – 11:15) | Training - Elite Riders Only | XCC | |
11:30am Start (11:30 Start) | RACE: UCI Cross-Country Short Track World Cup – Women Elite | XCC | |
12:05pm Start (12:05 Start) | RACE: UCI Cross-country Short Track World Cup – Men Elite | XCC | |
1:30pm - 2:15pm (13:30 – 14:15) | Training - All Riders | XCO | |
2:30pm Start (14:30 Start) | RACE: UCI Cross-Country Olympic World Cup – Women U23 | XCO | |
4:00pm Start (16:30 Start) | RACE: UCI Cross-Country Olympic World Cup – Men U23 | XCO | |
Sunday September 29th, 2024 | |||
7:30am (07:30) | Gates Open | ||
7:45am Start (07:45 Start) | RACE: UCI Cross-Country Marathon World Cup – Women Elite | XCM | |
8:55am Start (08:55 Start) | RACE: UCI Cross-Country Marathon World Cup – Men Elite | XCM | |
9:00am (09:00) | Expo Opens | ||
9:15am - 10:15am (09:15 – 10:15) | Training - All Riders | XCO | |
11:30am Start (11:30 Start) | RACE: UCI Cross-country Olympic World Cup – Women Elite | XCO | |
2:00pm Start (02:00 Start) | RACE: UCI Cross-country Olympic World Cup – Men Elite | XCO | |
All dates and times may be subject to change. Awards ceremonies immediately following each race. |
Race & Event Details
UCI’s debut at Mt Van Hoevenberg is one of 15 weekends of racing in a global series that spans 10 countries and tests pro riders across a wide range of courses and climates as they look to accumulate points toward an overall championship.
Put a pack of the world’s most highly motivated, highly skilled racers on a condensed track over a shorter distance, and watch excitement shoot sky high. XCC races are scheduled at the start of a race weekend, and the results decide the start order for the XCO races to come. It’s extremely fast-paced with loads of action!
As the only mountain bike racing format in the Olympic Games, the XCO discipline at Mt Van Hoevenberg will see many riders just coming off the 2024 Paris Summer Games. The race’s mass start will send a pack of the world’s best riders going hard and fighting for position on a track that will put their amazing abilities to the test. A set number of laps with strikingly steep climbs made to induce pain followed quickly by downhill stretches that will test the full range of bike handling skills.
Cross-country Marathon sees racers compete on grueling 100km courses. Not only is a racer’s endurance tested, but also their ability to adapt to different terrain, as well as being able to play the mind games of racing in a fast-moving pack. Are you ready to see how grueling this sport can get?
Multiple spectating areas will be available throughout the course. Easily accessible viewing is located in the stadium, and is accessible from the Expo area or the Mountain Pass Lodge. Those up for a hike are encouraged to explore the course featuring large spectator areas above the Stadium and at the Reservoir. Designated crossing areas will help you navigate the course safely.
• FOOD | Enter the Expo where you’ll find a mix of delicious food and beverage options sure to suit everyone’s taste.
• STADIUM | The Expo continues into the Stadium with open Paddocks, Elite Teams, and spectator areas at the start and finish line.
• EXHIBITORS | An exciting mix of unique crafts, exclusive merchandise, and live entertainment. Experience the Adirondack atmosphere, there’s something for everyone. (Exhibitors include: Julbo Eyewear, Bivo, Class 4 Designs, JAKROO Custom Apparel, Skida Headwear & Accessories, Concept2, Bike ADK, BETA, High Peaks Cyclery, Placid Planet Bicycles, The Wild Center, Northern Forest Center, NYSEF, Adirondack Council, National Outdoor Leadership School, Adirondack Sports Council, North Country Sports Council, Adirondack Rail Trail Association, Paul Smith’s College, and more…)
The WHOOP UCI Mountain Biking World Series weekend includes an Open Marathon on Saturday, September 28, a 50 km / 31 mi (2 x 25 km) amateur race on the same course that the professionals will tackle over 100 km (about 62 mi) on the next day. The course winds through the iconic Olympic cross country ski trails featuring staggering elevation changes and technical obstacles, testing rider strength, agility, and focus. This layout provides a front row seat where spectators can see the race unfold before their eyes and riders can hear the cheers and roars of the crowd, creating an electric atmosphere.
From the village of Lake Placid to the competition venue guests can experience world class competition and historic venues, outdoor recreation, unique attractions, and the Adirondack-themed festival with live music. Join us in Lake Placid, two-time Olympic host city, and experience it for yourself!
Click the link below for details and registration:
• CREATING THE RACECOURSES FOR THE UCI MOUNTAIN BIKE WORLD SERIES | Click To Read
• TEAM USA OLYMPIC MOUNTAIN BIKE RIDERS | Click To Read
• DECODING THE WORLD CUP MOUNTAIN BIKE RACE DISCIPLINES COMING TO LAKE PLACID | Click To Read
• THE SPARK THAT LED TO HOSTING THE MOUNTAIN BIKE WORLD SERIES | Click To Read
• UCI MOUNTAIN BIKE WORLD SERIES TO BRING TOP RIDERS TO LAKE PLACID | Click To Read
• GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES MOUNTAIN BIKE WORLD SERIES COMES TO NORTH COUNTRY | Click To Read
The Venue
Mt Van Hoevenberg is a symbol of sportsmanship, endurance, and the competitive spirit. Recreational mountain biking has long been a feature of Mt Van Hoevenberg, and this UCI Mountain Bike World Series event marks the debut of a world-class professional mountain biking competition at this historic site, known for hosting Nordic skiing and sliding sports events during the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympic Games. Adding mountain biking to an already-packed winter sports World Cup calendar further solidifies Lake Placid as a year-round destination for elite global competition and training.
First Floor opens to the public 1 hour before training each day and closes 1 hour after the day’s last event.
Opens 1 hour before training each day, offering exclusive UCI Mountain Bike World Series merchandise and all your souvenir and tech wear needs.
Open 9am-5pm, offering indoor climbing in 1 hour blocks every hour. Tickets only available online as an add-on when purchasing UCI Event Tickets, or on-site during the event.
(Subject to availability and may sell out, we strongly recommend purchasing in advance or immediately upon arrival to the event.)
Open 10am-5pm. Tickets only available online as an add-on when purchasing UCI Event Tickets, or on-site during the event.
(Subject to availability and may sell out, we strongly recommend purchasing in advance or immediately upon arrival to the event.)
Limited public restrooms are located on the first floor of the Mountain Pass Lodge along with ample portable restrooms outside.
Parking & Shuttle
Mt Van Hoevenberg is offering both paid and complementary parking options with shuttle service for this event.
Located on-site at Mt Van Hoevenberg and included with the purchase of VIP Tickets. (No Overnight Parking Allowed)
Located on-site at Mt Van Hoevenberg Saturday (9/28) & Sunday (9/29), and available for purchase online in advance. (No Overnight Parking Allowed)
Located on-site at Mt Van Hoevenberg only on Friday (9/27):
Located at the Horse Show Grounds in Lake Placid on Friday (9/27), Saturday (9/28) & Sunday (9/29), and with free shuttle service running between the lot and Mt Van Hoevenberg, starting 1 hour before training each day and ending 1 hour after the day’s last event. Shuttle drop-off points include the Expo area and the Mountain Pass Lodge. (No Overnight Parking Allowed)
Plan Your Trip
While visiting the Olympic Region, be sure to take in all the Adirondacks have to offer. Explore scenic hiking trails, ride the famous mountain coaster at Mt Van Hoevenberg, take a scenic drive up the Whiteface Veterans’ Memorial Highway to the castle, or visit one of the greatest winter Olympic collections at the Lake Placid Olympic Museum. After a day of discovery and exploration, unwind in the charming village of Lake Placid, filled with local shops, pubs, and restaurants.
For Lake Placid Olympic Sites adventures and activities visit:
(Tip: If you are visiting multiple Olympic Sites – consider the Lake Placid Legacy Sites Passport)
Looking for lodging options, mountain bike trail information, questions about parking your RV, visit our local destination website:
Get Involved
There are many ways to be involved with this exciting event as a volunteer.
BENEFITS INCLUDE: Same Day Event Credential for a single four-hour shift –OR– Full Event Credential for two or more four-hour shifts – One ORDA Voucher for each four-hour shift worked – UCI Trucker Hat – On-Site Parking – Food and Beverage during shift.
(Click the button below to learn more and apply to be a volunteer)
Interested in sponsoring this event, or other sponsorship opportunities tailored to your needs?
(Click the button below to launch our Sponsorship Opportunities Page)
Interested in having your brand participate in the event’s Expo Village?
• UNPARALLELED EXPOSURE | Activation and engagement opportunities with a passionate audience of mountain biking enthusiasts, athletes, and spectators.
• PRIME LOCATION | The Expo Village is strategically positioned near the entrance to the race course and the entrance to the venue, ensuring high foot traffic and maximum visibility for your brand.
• ENGAGING ACTIVITIES | Enhance your brand experience with product demonstrations, giveaways, and more, to captivate visitors and leave a lasting impression.
• NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES | Connect with industry professionals, athletes, and potential customers to establish valuable connections and partnerships.
• TARGETED MARKETING | Leverage the event’s marketing efforts to reach a highly targeted audience interested in outdoor activities, mountain biking, and fitness.
(Click the button below to fill out the Exhibitor Application Form)