What is included in The Range 2025?
The Range begins and ends at Centennial Park and Campground in Claresholm, serving as the central hub for race-day activities. New for 2025, riders can celebrate their finish at ChillVille, the event’s dedicated finish line beer garden. Centennial Park also offers space for team and vendor tents, camping, and spectator viewing, making it an ideal location to cheer on riders as they complete their home stretch.
The Range features a well-marked course with over 50 directional signs, guiding riders through a mix of public and private land sections. These exclusive private roads are only accessible during the event, providing a unique and challenging riding experience.
The Range is chip-timed, offering overall rankings for all riders. Whether you choose to race the entire course or focus on the Sector Challenge, you can push your limits while still enjoying the ride and surrounding landscape.
Every participant will receive:
Camping is available at Centennial Park Campground and is reserved for riders until May 31, 2025. Riders must contact the Campground directly to arrange camping.
The Range is a grassroots gravel cycling event, offering a true endurance challenge on an epic course. E-bikes are not permitted for The Range, The Frontier, or The Rustler. But are allowed on The Rodeo course. All riders must be registered for liability purposes.
If you’re competing in the Gravel Earth Series and looking to earn points, The Range (122km) is the official distance for you!
Only riders registered in The Range distance will be eligible to collect points toward the series. While all distances promise an unforgettable gravel adventure, only The Range will count toward your Gravel Earth standings—so be sure to sign up for the right challenge!
2025 Pricing
All participants will receive a $200 discount code for the 2025 Gravel Royale with their registration!
The Rodeo (60km):
Regular Price - $149 (Feb 7, 9am until July 13 at Midnight)
The Rustler (85km):
Regular Price - $169 (Feb 7, 9am until July 13 at Midnight)
The Range (122km):
Regular Price - $199 (Feb 7, 9am until July 13 at Midnight)
The Frontier (211km):
Regular Price - $249 (Feb 7, 9am until July 13 at Midnight)
There are no refunds issued by Transrockies Inc under ANY circumstances.Transfers of entry to another participant may be permitted at the discretion of TransRockies Inc for an admin fee of $25. All transfers must be completed no later than midnight on Sunday July 13, 2025.
- Deferrals are permitted under the following guidelines:
- Up to 60 days (May 18, 2025) out from the start of the event, 75% of your race fee will be deferred.
- From 60 – 30 days (May 19 - June 18) out from the start of the event, 50% of your race fee will be deferred.
- NO deferrals/roll overs/credits will be issued for registrations cancelled on or after June 18, 2025.
- A full deferral is permitted for reasons due to pregnancy &/or active military deployment – medical notes will be required.
- A race entry can only be deferred one time and only to the following year’s event.
Additional registration protection can be purchased through FanShield, which is a refund protection insurance for attendees. For a small premium, if you are unable to attend due to any of FanShield’s covered reasons, you have the option to file a refund request through them. You can find the full terms and conditions of FanShield’s Standard Attendee Coverage Policy here:https://www.fanshield.com/global-refund-programme-canada
We strongly encourage you to read & understand the full terms of FanShield’s insurance policy prior to registration.
TransRockies Inc reserves the right to cancel any TransRockies Race Series event, cancel race stages or change the route on short notice due to fire bans/fire closures, air quality, weather conditions, wildlife or safety concerns, pandemic, unforeseen construction, Acts of God or other such reasons with no reimbursement to the participant.
In the case of event cancellation by Transrockies Inc, no refunds will be available. All entries will be transferred to the next available date that the event is able to operate.
Smoke from fires either nearby or distant may also impact the event and conditions can be variable from location to location. In the case that wildfire smoke is present, we will use the Canadian AQHI rating from the closest reliable source to measure air quality. If the AQHI is 7 or higher at the time of the start the stage will be cancelled. If the AQHI is less than 7 but higher than 4 the race director may modify the stage by neutralizing or shortening it in the interest of rider safety.
Schedule of Events
3:00-9:00 PM: Rider Arrival and Camping Move-In
6:00-8:00 PM: Rider Sign-In/Packet Pick Up
6:00-8:30 AM: Last Minute Package Pickup
6:45 AM: Frontier Call to Start
7:00 AM: Frontier Start
7:45 AM: Range Call to Start
8:00 AM: Range Start
8:45 AM: Rustler & Rodeo Call to Start
9:00 AM: Rustler & Rodeo Start
11:00 AM - 7:00 PM: Beer Garden Open at ChillVille
*Schedule subject to change*
Stay Tuned, More Details Coming Soon!!
Categories, Awards and Prizes
At The Range, we are committed to creating an unforgettable experience for all riders. Beyond the thrill of the ride, we celebrate achievements, perseverance, and community spirit with a variety of awards and prizes.
Thanks to the generous support of Ridley’s Cycle, we have a variety of draw prizes to give away after the podium ceremonies. Every participant has a chance to walk away with something special.
The Range features the following race categories:
• Open Men
• Open Women
• Men 50+
• Women 50+
• Non-Binary
The fastest man and woman to complete The Range and Frontier courses will earn the coveted Range belt buckle, a symbol of strength, speed, and endurance.
The top three finishers in each race category for both The Range and Frontier distances will receive podium awards, recognizing their outstanding performance.
This special challenge is designed for those who still have power left in the tank near the finish. A short but demanding 3KM sector close to the end of the course will test riders’ speed, strategy, and grit.
Conquering The Range and Frontier routes requires dedication, training, and mental toughness. The Perseverance Award is given to an individual or group who exemplifies determination, resilience, and the true spirit of The Range. This award includes the Range belt buckle, a hard-earned badge of honor for those who push through the toughest challenges.
Behind every great race is a team of incredible volunteers. While we wish we could honor them all, this special award goes to one standout volunteer who has gone above and beyond in supporting the event.
Looking to see how past races played out?
2024 Results are on Zone 4
2023 Results are on Zone 4
