ABOUT THE RACE
High Voltage Hustle Race - Electric Hills | May 2, 2026
Our 2nd Annual High Voltage Hustle Race has concluded. Thank you to all of our racers, volunteers and partners, see you next year!
With distances of approximately 10 and 20 miles, this race is perfect for the whole family. The High Voltage Hustle is hosted by MUT (Montrose Uncompahgre Trails), a chapter of the Colorado Plateau Mountain Bike Trail Association (COPMOBA), a 501c3 nonprofit organization that advocates for mountain biking in western Colorado by building and maintaining sustainable singletrack. The race will start at 9:30 AM. After the race, join us for a party at the trailhead with refreshments and awards.
REGISTRATION & RESULTS | Rider & Course Info | FAQ
RACE Registration
High Voltage Hustle - Saturday, May 2nd, 2026
Registration (The race is capped at 200 riders)
Online Advanced Registration fees: Adults: $80 | Juniors: $50
Packet Pick-up: Packet and number plate pick-up will be from 8:00-9:15 AM on race day at the Electric Hills Trailhead
Internet access is limited at the trailhead, and advanced registration is strongly recommended. On-site registration will be available from 8:00-8:30 AM on race day.
Current COPMOBA/MUT members check the portal for a discount code or email MUT@copmoba.org
WE NEED VolunteerS!
Volunteers are a huge part of making this race happen. Join us for a full day of fun!
2026 Race Results
High Voltage Hustle 2026 race results are up and photos online! Click the buttons below to view all the winners and photos from our 2nd annual race.
RIDER & COURSE INFORMATION
With distances of approximately 10 and 20 miles, this race is perfect for the whole family. The High Voltage Hustle is hosted by MUT (Montrose Uncompahgre Trails), a chapter of the Colorado Plateau Mountain Bike Trail Association (COPMOBA), a 501c3 nonprofit organization that advocates for mountain biking in western Colorado by building and maintaining sustainable singletrack. The race will start at 9:30 AM. After the race, join us for a party at the trailhead with refreshments and awards.
COURSE MAPS
Course Electric Hills Trails
Open, Single Speed, 50+ - 2 laps, 20ish miles
Junior, Casual - 1 lap, 20ish miles
RACE CATEGORIES
The race categories for Open, Single Speed or 50+ offers approximately 20 miles of riding. The Junior (under 18) and Casual categories offer approximately 10 miles of riding.
Open | Men’s & Women’s Division (20 mi)
50+ | Men’s & Women’s Division (20 mi)
Casual | Men’s & Women’s Division (10 mi)
Single Speed | Men’s & Women’s Division (20 mi)
Junior | Men’s & Women’s Division (10 mi)
2026 Race Course & Map:
THE High Voltage Hustle is supported by:
High Voltage Hustle Race FAQ
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The first annual race will be Saturday, May 17, 2025 at the Electric Hills Trail System just outside of Montrose, CO. It’s located off CO-90, about 15 minutes west of Town.
Where does the race start and finish?
At the main Electric Hills Trailhead — this is where you’ll check in, start and finish the race, and hang out afterward.
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Yes — but only from 8:00–8:30 AM and only if we haven’t hit our 200-rider cap. We strongly encourage registering in advance — internet is limited at the trailhead!
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There will be two aid stations:
An emergency aid station with water, electrolytes, and medical help will be on the eastern side of the course.
A primary aid station will be at the start/finish, which riders will pass through multiple times.
We strongly recommend carrying enough water for your needs. It can be hot and dry in late May.
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Expect a mix of chunky desert singletrack, smooth and flowy singletrack, and fast doubletrack sections for passing. It’s classic high desert riding with just the right balance of tech, speed, and fun.
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There are tons of lodging options in Montrose just 15 minutes from the trailhead — check out Visit Montrose for hotel listings.
There’s plenty of dispersed camping on surrounding BLM land. Even better — head further west up gravel Highway 90 for great dispersed campsites on Forest Service land.
Camping is not allowed at the Electric Hills Trailhead or within the trail system day use area. Thank you for your cooperation.
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Absolutely! Volunteers are a huge part of making this race happen. When you register, just select the “Volunteer” option to let us know you’re in — we’ll follow up with roles, timing, and details.
