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On Saturday, August 15, 2026, riders will race to the summit of Mt. Washington in what's been called, "the toughest hillclimb in the US, if not the world", the Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb (MWARBH). This race is hosted and benefits Tin Mountain Conservation Center.
TIMELINE:
January 1st: MWARBH and Practice Ride Registration Opens for special attendees
January 15th: MWARBH and Practice Ride Registration Opens for everyone
July 19: Practice Ride
August 15th (16th raindate): MWARBH
Race information
For drivers
Important information for drivers and spectators.
Explore
For riders
What's required of you as a rider, advice, and F.A.Q.s
Prepare for the climb
A recap of the Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb 2022. Learn about the race, hear advice from riders, and see it for yourself!
Fundraising
The 7.6 one-way, all uphill Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb to the summit of Mt. Washington, which at 6,288 ft. is the highest peak in the northeastern U. S., is hosted by and benefits Tin Mountain Conservation Center. In fact, it’s Tin Mountain’s largest fundraising event. Please consider fundraising to support Tin Mountain efforts to foster future generations of environmental stewards. Learn more about how to fundraise as part of your registration fee.
The latest news and stories on the Mt. Washington Hill Climb.
A race to benefit
environmental education,
outdoor recreation
and conservation.
Proceeds from the race help support the classes, nature programs, camps and conservation research offered by Tin Mountain Conservation Center every year. Through its many programs, classes, and trips, Tin Mountain strives to foster future generations of environmental stewards and responsible outdoor enthusiasts.
Tin Mountain Conservation Center
