The Grinch's Lair

The Grinch's Lair is a 230 foot long sand trap the riders must bike through. It's easy to get into the Lair, but no so easy to get out!
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Deschutes Chute

The Deschutes Chute is a straight shot down the North Face of Mt. Krumpit. But you better be careful...It's steep, off camber, and EVERYBODY is watching.
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The Scheel's Bobsled Bomb

The Bobsled Bomb is a high speed descent down the south side of Mt. Krumpit. Sounds like fun except it leads you right into the Grinch's Lair!
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Frostbite Forest

Frostbite Forest shrouds the trails leading to the summit of Mt. Krumpit. Steep terrain, sharp twists, and off camber turns highlight this rolling ascent to the top.
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Luge Run

The Luge Run is one of the most photographed and visible sections of the Jingle Cross course down the Eastern face of Mt. Krumpit. The crowd is there, the party is there, and the technically tricky and twisting descent is there too!
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Pit Area

Cyclo-cross has a pit area where riders can get a new wheel, a quick fix, or even a whole new bike. Every pro athlete has a pit crew and speed is of the essence. It's like NASCAR on two wheels!
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Christmas Barn

Christmas lights and holiday music highlight this decked-out hall of a barn as the riders traverse as they make their way through the course to White Christmas and Jingle Bell Rock.
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The Double Flyover

The Double Flyover is a 100' x 40' monstrosity that serves as a two lane highway and bridge for the bike riders to go up and over while spectators go under.
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Mt. Krumpit

Mt. Krumpit is the the most famous cyclo-cross element in North America and a beast of a climb. For the athletes, it;s a thigh busting heart pounding bike riding steep uphill challenge with treacherous and and tricky descents. For the spectators, its a great a view and amazing party with DJ's, tunes, and cold beverages all weekend long!
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Cross Barriers

The Cross Barriers are a standard in just about every cyclo-cross course. Hurdle them on foot or try to clear them on the bike if you have the skills!
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Holly Jolly Hell-Hole

The Holly Jolly Hell-Hole is a rutted-out, swamped-in creek bed off the south end of the main field. This muddy technical challenge can make or break your race.
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Jingle Cross Flyover

The Jingle Cross Flyover has a set of stairs going up and a ramp going down as the race gets airborne and goes over the crowd. Spectators can make their way to the base of Mt. Krumpit by passing underneath.
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The Double Flyover

The Double Flyover is a two lane highway fo rthe bike racers and is a bridge over the crowd. Riders to get up and over the spectators unscathed as they head to their first encounter with Mt. Krumpit Runup. They pass over it again much later in the lap on their way to the pit area. Spectators go under on their way to Mt. Krumpit.

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