| The Fourth Annual Tour de Ruidoso will give you the challenge you have been looking for.
Beginning with a climb from 6840 to 7485, a downhill and the climb back
to 7482 and then down to 7257. And that
is in the first 6 miles! After check
point 3, you will drop out of the evergreen forest into the Sonoran Desert and
wind your way to Capitan, NM. The Century riders
climb to the Capitan Gap where Smokey Bear was found. |
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From Capitan you
continue east and then south to Ft. Stanton. Here you begin the climb to the
mesa and the Sierra Blanca Regional Airport. Open country and magnificent views
will keep you going back to Highway 48 and the last leg into Ruidoso.
The beautiful scenery will amaze
you as you tour through history.
Geronimo’s Apaches roamed these
hills. Black Jack Pershing and the
Buffalo Soldiers served at Ft. Stanton.
This is Billy the Kid country.
The Lincoln County War was fought in this area and you may still see a
stagecoach crossing the mountains near you.
Smokey Bear was born and buried here.
THE Nearly FLAT 20 MILER will begin at the airport rest stop
(mile marker 9) with a turn around at Hwy 48. Big shoulders, gentle
rolling hills, this is a 20 mile out-and-back route, or you may reverse course
at anytime to ride the distance you prefer.
Fund Raiser for Ruidoso Hospice
Ruidoso Hospice provides care and support for terminally ill Lincoln County New
Mexico patients and their families to reach the highest attainable standard of
health and quality of life while remaining at home.
Click here to Register
Click here to download a Printable Flyer
Click here to Donate to Ruidoso Hospice
For additional information contact:

Results of 2009 Tour de Ruidoso
Tour de Ruidoso Century
Tour de Ruidoso 100K
Tour de Ruidoso 20 Miler
We would like to thank all of our sponsors.
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