Test your endurance at the 400 mile Solo, a premier self-supported cycling race that challenges athletes to navigate 400 miles of stunning Alaskan terrain. Starting at the Goldfields Softball Complex in Valdez, this event is part of the renowned Fireweed 400 series. Designed for experienced cyclists, the race demands physical stamina, mental fortitude, and expert navigation skills. Join a community of dedicated endurance athletes for this unforgettable journey through the heart of Alaska's wilderness.
What to Expect
Participants can expect a demanding, long-distance race that requires significant preparation, self-reliance, and endurance through diverse Alaskan landscapes.
Who Should Attend
Endurance cyclists
Experienced racers
Adventure seekers
Cycling enthusiasts
Agenda Overview
The race begins on July 10 at 12:00 PM and concludes on July 12 at 12:00 AM, covering 400 miles of self-supported terrain.
Venue & Address
Goldfields Softball Complex
3100 Richardson Hwy Valdez , Alaska – 99686 United States
Organizer
The Fireweed · Sports Organization
The Fireweed organizes endurance cycling events in Alaska, promoting athletic challenge and exploration of the state's unique landscape.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the race format?
It is a 400-mile self-supported cycling race.
Where does it start?
The race starts at the Goldfields Softball Complex, 3100 Richardson Hwy, Valdez, AK.
When is the race?
July 10, 2026, to July 12, 2026.
Is it part of a series?
Yes, it is part of the Fireweed 400 event series.
How do I register?
Registration and race details are available on The Fireweed website.
What should I prepare for?
Participants should be prepared for long-distance, self-supported endurance cycling in varied weather conditions.
Tags
Cycling
Race
Endurance
Valdez
Alaska
Sports
Summary
A 400-mile self-supported endurance cycling race held in Valdez, Alaska.