With less than two weeks to go before riders start their journey under the Tevis moon, here are some final messages and information.
News
Trail Update – June 20, 2022
The entire Trail has been logged and verified clear as of June 15 from start to finish.
Please note a wash-out approx. 1/4 mile prior to Kaput Springs on the trail from Deadwood and use extreme caution.
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Checkpoint Card – 2022
This year’s checkpoint card is now available for download.
Please note the change from last year – there is now a hard cut-off at Cal-2 of 11:45 pm – IN – after that time you will be overtime and pulled from the ride (previously this cut-off was purely a guideline to riders).
Late Entry Fee and Add/Change Equine
Don’t be late! Entries must be received on / before July 1st to avoid the $100 increase. Also, if you haven’t yet declared your mount for this year, this also needs to be done on / before July 1st if you want to avoid the $30 late fee. You may use the “Add/Change Equine” form. […]
Tevis Forum 2022
You should be receiving this year’s Tevis Forum in your mailboxes shortly, if you haven’t already. It is also available online – we even have a gallery of past publications.
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Attention International Riders!
Please check the restrictions regarding covid requirements for leaving and entering both the US and your own country. We would hate you to miss out on the ride due to a technicality.
Please visit the CDC Website regarding Travel to and from the United States for more information and any updated requirements.
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Trail Update
The ever-changing trail accessibility and conditions are outlined. Without volunteer help to keep the trail clear, there would be no trail. Please consider signing up to help out – the next rewarding trail work weekend is May 21-22.
Western States Trail Museum
The long-awaited WST museum is moving forwards with an agreement with the City of Auburn to negotiate the lease of space in the Auburn Chamber of Commerce building on Central Square – the “Endurance Capital of the World” center.
Virtual Tevis Cup 2022
Registration is now open for this year’s Virtual Tevis Cup – Virtually travel along the Tevis Cup (Western States) Trail – Robie Park (Truckee, CA) to Auburn, CA – Your Trails, Your Location. Log your miles between April 6th – July 17th.
Here We Go!
Enter the Ride • Ride Director’s Message • WSTF President’s Message • Trail Update • Volunteers Wanted • Tevis Ed Ride
Educational Ride
June 10 – 12, 2022. The Educational Ride is aimed at riders wishing to participate in the Tevis Cup Ride in the future, and offers an opportunity to prepare for its challenges in a non-competitive environment.
Granite Chief Wilderness – Trail Reroute
The USFS has secured $800,000 in funding for the Granite Chief Wilderness Trail Reroute project – to relocate the trail through the Wilderness to a more environmentally sustainable area.
Virtual Tevis 2022 – 100 Miles in 100 Days!
Registration to open mid-March. The Virtual Ride will start on Wednesday, April 6, 2022 and must be completed by Sunday, July 17, 2022 – as the riders of the Traditional Tevis Cup are finishing their own physical journeys. Finish under the Tevis Moon!
Tevis 2022
July 16th – Are you ready to ride? Our online entry is now available. Be sure to include your arrival and departure dates if reserving a stall. Please note, entries are not considered final until payment has been received.
2021 Complete Ride Results
Looking for the 2021 Tevis Cup Ride Results? Look no further. Just press the button below to be directed to the webcast standings.
Eastern Crabbet Arabian Horse Society Award
Congratulations to WT Bezarif, ridden by Kassandra DiMaggio for taking home the Tevis Cup 2021 – Highest Placing Crabbit-Related Horse.
Congratulations To The Winners!
Congratulations to 2021 Tevis Cup winner, Jeremy Reynolds and Treasured Moments; and Haggin Cup winner Jay Mero with Ozark Kaolena SWA (Lena).