Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness is THE destination for incredible mountain biking in Oklahoma. Thanks to MILLIONS of dollars spent on recent trail renovations, Turkey Mountain is ready for Oklahoma’s inaugural premier MTB festival! From the hilltops to the creeks, Turkey offers technical, challenging, and flowing trails for every type and skill level of rider.
Join us for our first annual XC race and Mini 3 Stage Flow Enduro at Turkey Mountain on Saturday, November 11th (if rain, race will be held the following day on Sunday, November 12th).
Whether you come out to compete in races, ride for fun, or just to spectate – get ready for a day full of energy and fun! This fall we are serving you up a platter of Cold Turkey baby!
Registration fees and signed waivers are required for races. Helmets are mandatory. All events and races are subject to weather and trail conditions and may be adjusted as needed. Race times are to be determined. Spectating is FREE to all but registration to race is required.
CAT3 = Beginner, CAT2 = weekend warrior, CAT1 = Fast and competitive
All CATs race together. It's an open race so all ages above Junior race together.
XC Race
Mens/Women CAT 3- Open (Medals)
Junior (12-16)
Big Bike (30 pounds+)
E-Bike
Mens/Women CAT 2- Open (Top 3 payout)
Junior (12-16)
Big Bike (30 pounds+)
E-Bike
Mens/Women CAT 1- Open (Top 3 payout)
Junior (12-16)
Big Bike (30 pounds+)
E-Bike
Mini 3 Stage Flow Enduro
Take as many laps as you want and we will take your best time on the 3 stages. The stages near Zingo and Boomtown will be a combo of the main trail and connected old trail sections. Voodoo will be as is. Transfers will not be timed.
- Men’s Open/Men’s Amateur
- Women’s Open/Women’s Amateur
- Juniors Open
Kids Cup
12 and under race free. Sign up onsite, preregistration is NOT required.
For questions about registrations/changes, email us at [email protected]
Add a RAD shirt for $20!
Cold Turkey Turkey Mountain Mountain Bike Fest is produced by the River Parks Authority and 100% of proceeds benefit Turkey Mtn.
