The Divide 200

Sinister Sports Inc

From Sinister Sports Inc

Thursday, September 11, 2025 Past event
Pincher Creek No 9, Alberta
3 races

Event summary

Get ready for an unforgettable adventure at The Divide 200, taking place on Thursday, September 11, 2025, in the breathtaking Pincher Creek No 9, Alberta! Organized by Sinister Sports Inc, this thrilling event not only celebrates the majestic Rocky Mountain heritage but also showcases the stunning Great Divide Trail.

Participants will navigate a challenging course that features a mix of single track, double track, and even some bushwhacking and scrambling, ensuring an exhilarating experience for seasoned racers with alpine expertise. The Divide 200 promises alpine travel, ridge walks, and access to remote backcountry, all while offering competitors the chance to win a substantial prize purse. With checkpoints every 20 to 40 kilometers and a cap of 100 entrants, this race is designed for those ready to push their limits. Registration involves a vetting process of past race results followed by a lottery, so don't miss your chance to be part of this extraordinary event! Join the excitement and follow The Divide 200 group on Facebook for the latest updates.

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  • Divide 200 50% Deposit

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Organiser's description

The Divide 200 celebrates our Rocky Mountain heritage, and highlights portions of the stunning Great Divide Trail. Our vision for The Divide 200 is to keep you up high and enjoying the varied landscape of the Continental Divide. The route includes the Castle and Crowsnest region of the southern Rockies.The course is a combination of single track, double track, a small amount of road, cross country, and even a bit of bushwhacking and scrambling. The race is about alpine travel, ridge walks, and getting you into remote backcountry.This event is for people with a great deal of both race experience and alpine experience. There will be some sections of route-finding even though it is a prescribed course; the terrain can just be really gnarly out there.Checkpoints are every 20 to 40km apart, depending on the section of the race. Competitors are required to carry a Garmin inReach for both route-find and safety.The race is open to solo competitors, and it will be capped at 100 entrants. Registration will be both by vetting past race results and then a lottery. We are offering a large prize purse for the top three female and male competitors with the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place finishers receiving $5,000, $2,500, and $1,750 respectively. See the website for details.Follow The Divide 200 group on Facebook for updates as they happen.
PAYMENT PLAN: You can pay upfront or in two instalments. The first 50% instalment is due on registration, which holds your spot, and the second is due on March 31. Note that you can pay the balance after March 31, but there will be a 10% price increase on April 1. There is also a 10% nonrefundable fee; see our Terms and Conditions. https://www.sinistersports.ca/terms

Location

Castle Mountain Resort, Pincher Creek No. 9, Alberta, Canada

Castle Mountain Resort, Pincher Creek No. 9, AB, T0K 1W0, CA

Sinister Sports Inc

Sinister Sports Inc

We believe in people. We believe in their ability to push their bodies farther than they ever thought possible. To break records. To inspire others to step up. To rise over and over, despite the odds, and give it every drop of energy and passion that they have. Whether it is a seasoned athlete who wants to be the best, or a beginner athlete who wants to be a better version of themselves, these are our people. These amazing people need venues to push themselves – they need places that inspire them. This compels us to create the most challenging, most professionally run endurance events in Canada. We are always true to our people, and we celebrate our Rocky Mountain Heritage by highlighting the natural splendour that surrounds us.

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