Do I need to pre-register?

Yes. Pre-registration is required and must be completed before arrival; bring your registration confirmation to check-in.

No. E-bikes are not permitted for practice or racing on Full Send Fridays Enduro events.

When and where is check-in?

Check-in takes place at Killington Ski Resort between 1:45 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.; this is where you pick up timing chips and number plates.

Is there an age restriction?

The event is open to all ages and abilities; specific category rules may apply so review registration details for any class limits.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellation and refund policies are determined at registration; review your FareHarbor confirmation or event terms for full details.

Full Send Fridays Enduro at Killington Ski Resort: Vermont MTB Race Series

Q: Do I need a lift ticket?

Yes. All racers must purchase a bike park lift ticket to access practice laps and race stages—bring proof of purchase if required.

At Killington Ski Resort in Killington, Vermont, Full Send Fridays Enduro transforms summer afternoons into a competitive playground for mountain bikers of all skill levels. This three event series featuring Downhill, Enduro, and Dual Slalom runs monthly on Friday afternoons and rewards consistency with points, podiums, and a season crown at the finale. Riders tackle multi stage enduro courses made up of timed downhill segments linked by untimed transfer sections; the lowest combined time wins. The coursework leans on classic Green Mountain terrain: steep pitches, rock shelves, root gardens, tight turns, and punchy climbs that demand line choice and stamina. Expect technical trail features framed by northern hardwoods and open ski line drop ins where speed meets exposure. Organizers post stage windows and riders must arrive at each stage within scheduled times; missed windows mean lost runs, so plan transfers and warm ups accordingly. Registration is required before arrival; check in runs 1:45 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on event day at the Killington Ski Resort check in location. Every rider must sign the Event Participant Waiver included in your confirmation email, wear a properly fitted helmet during practice and race runs, and purchase a bike park lift ticket to access practice laps and race stages. Note: e bikes are prohibited. What makes Full Send Fridays sing is its community driven energy and the race format that welcomes a broad mix of ages and abilities without diluting competition. Novice racers can test skills in a managed, timed environment while experienced riders push lines and race craft under the clock. Timing chips and number plates are issued at check in and podiums reward single race performance as well as cumulative series standing. Logistics are straightforward for visitors: Killington offers on mountain services, rentals nearby, and lift access required for trail practice. Bring spare tubes, a small multi tool, and a hydration pack for transfers; plan for variable New England weather and a mix of dusty to tacky trail conditions depending on recent rain. Beyond medals and bragging rights, this series is a chance to learn stage pacing, recover quickly between runs, and join a tight regional racing scene. Whether you re chasing a series crown or simply hunting cleaner lines, Full Send Fridays Enduro at Killington Ski Resort is a concentrated dose of race day pressure, technical terrain, and summer mountain bike culture in Vermont. The event welcomes riders of all ages and abilities with pre registration required prior to arrival. Check in and timing plate pickup occur during the 1:45 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. window. Helmets must be worn for all practice and race runs, and NO E BIKES ARE ALLOWED. Purchase a lift ticket for bike park access to practice.

About Killington

Killington is a year-round outdoor events destination in Killington, Vermont, known for a diverse calendar of seasonal competitions, festivals, and community gatherings. The property hosts summer golf events, including the Michelob ULTRA Golf League at Killington Golf Course, a Thursday night 9-hole scramble series running from June 12 to August 28 with prizes, dinner, and local giveaways. In autumn, Killington stages Killington Brewfest at Pico Mountain, featuring live music, food, and craft offerings from about 40 breweries, ciders, and seltzers against Vermont foliage. Winter events include organized competitions at Bear Mountain Lodge such as the Bear Mountain Mogul Challenge and amateur races with age divisions and discounted lift tickets, plus volunteer-driven activities supporting safety and operations.

Spring highlights include the annual Pond Skim and volunteer opportunities that aid participant safety and event logistics; the kparks Spring Send-Off jam in Timberline Park; the Slash & Berm Grom Slalom for riders 13 and under supporting Wings for Life; and a lively Mini Shred Madness at Pico with crew support. Killington also presents community gatherings such as an Easter Sunrise Service reached via the K-1 Gondola with a non-denominational service at Peak Lodge and a shared breakfast. Multiple volunteer roles are available across events, offering lift tickets, meals, and hands-on experience. Each event listing emphasizes safety, community involvement, and competitive or celebratory elements, providing visitors and volunteers clear expectations and organized programming. The Bear Mountain Mogul Challenge accepts the first 150 registrants for competition, with course inspection, safety measures, and volunteer support available.