Join Bikerpelli on the Kokopelli Trail – Bikerpelli 2023
An unforgettable desert trek from Fruita, CO to Moab, UT.
4 Days, 142+ Miles, 90 Riders Per Trip, $599 per rider
Registration will open for 2024 on January 17th at 10a MST
Trip One – April 25-28
Trip Two – May 1-4
Trip Two – May 1-4
Bikerpelli sells out quickly. For best results jump on the Wake-Up Call list below for a reminder in January. We’ll send you 2 emails only, this list isn’t used for anything else and is never distributed.
WHAT IS BIKERPELLI?
The largest, most epic multi-day MTB event on the Kokopelli Trail. We host two fully supported trips in May for 3 days and nights and an average of 150 miles of serious trail time. You’ll ride, you’ll sweat, you’ll meet 20 new best friends and never forget the experience.
About half our riders complete the trail & tick it off their list before moving on to the next challenge. The other half return year after year, avg’ing about 3+ trips each. There’s something far bigger than just a bike ride here – this is an experience, one that will push you to new heights you had no idea you could achieve.
The trail will keep you enthralled. The community will keep you coming back. Put the two together and there’s something special you won’t want to miss.
About The Ride
Traveling 142 miles from Fruita, CO to Moab, UT with offshoots for additional singletrack, The Kokopelli Trail is unique for a whole mess of reasons – the terrain, the remoteness and immensely diverse conditions. This is considered strong-intermediate terrain and is not a beginner ride, but it’s in range for a beginner willing to put in the training time.
Previous Riders
All previous riders are on our wake-up call list ALREADY, no need to subscribe unless your email has changed. Trip registrations are not transferable to others. Cancellation deadline is March 15th.
Registration Date
Registration starts Wednesday, January 17th 2024
At: 10 AM MST
Included with every registration is our unique jersey for each year, above are a few samples.
The 2024 design should be viewable in January.
