Event Weekend Info
July 23-24, 2022
LIVE AND IN-PERSON
CALGARY POLO CLUB
LOCATION
Home base is the Calgary Polo Club. That’s where you can find the start and finish line, self-camping and all the fun festivities.
ROUTES
Each day you have a choice between two different routes – 100km and 70km. Routes will change each day so you can do more exploring. We’ll share the exact routes closer to the event, and you’ll be able to choose when you check in.
CAMPING
Self-camping is available on-site at the Calgary Polo Club, so bring your tent or trailer! If you are using a trailer, it must be registered via the online check-in process and dropped off between 1-7pm on July 22 and removed on July 24 after 4pm. Camping is available on both July 22 and 23 with shower and washroom facilities available, but there are no hook-ups or dumping stations. Food and drink will not be provided on July 22. We’ll follow up soon to help with self-camping arrangements.
BIKE DROP-OFF
Bike drop-off is available on Friday afternoon (we’ll let you know the exact hours closer to the event). And we have secured bike storage for Friday and Saturday night.
FESTIVITIES
Our beloved Saturday Evening Festival will be at the Calgary Polo Club with great food, drinks and entertainment. We also have our celebratory BBQ Sunday afternoon at the finish line.
PACKETS
Tour packets will be available for pick-up prior to the event (Barbara Mitchell Resource Centre, 1731 29 St SW, Calgary, AB T3C 1M6), and also at the Calgary Polo Club Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. Please note, tour packets will not be mailed out this year.
On-site parking will be available at the Calgary Polo Club.
Alberta Cancer Foundation
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People have lived on the land of present-day Alberta for generations - including the Cree, Saulteaux, Blackfoot, Metis, Dene, Nakota Sioux, Tsuu T’ina Nation, Stoney Nakoda, and Blackfoot Nations which include the Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai. As you tour these lands, I invite you to reflect on the responsibilities that come with honouring each other, and the beautiful spaces we share.