Alberta

Registration Opens for Third Annual Park to Pints Race in Canmore

By

Emma Kelly
April 13, 2026 11:36 am

Registration is now open for the third annual Park to Pints road race in Canmore, which will take place on October 3, 2026. Hosted by Strides Canmore, Salomon, and the Canmore & Area Mountain Bike Association, the event serves as a major fundraiser for local trail maintenance efforts in the Bow Valley.

Participants can sign up for either 5km or 10km distances through the online platform Zone4. Early bird registration is set at $40 for the 5km race and $45 for the 10km race. These rates are available until noon on May 1, 2026, after which registration prices will increase.

Organizers have introduced a new, modified course for this year’s event to improve safety and create a better experience for spectators. The updated route features reduced elevation and is designed to accommodate community feedback and ongoing local construction. The 5km race will consist of one loop of the course, while the 10km race will complete two.

As a non-profit organization, the Canmore & Area Mountain Bike Association plays a significant role in advocating for and maintaining trails throughout the region. In addition to the annual race, the association maintains a year-round presence in the community, including hosting free social rides. These rides depart from the Canmore Brewing Company, which regularly supports local non-profits and community gatherings.

All proceeds from the Park to Pints race will be directed back into trail maintenance work, ensuring the continued vibrancy of the Bow Valley trail network.

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