About This Race / This Race Supports Tin Mountain Conservation Center

About This Race:

Please understand you are considering participating in a race where the venue is Mount Washington, which is noted for having very challenging weather conditions.

The Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb and Newton's Revenge are known as the toughest hillclimbs in the world at 7.6 miles in length, has an average grade of 12% with extended sections of 18% and the last 50 yards is an amazing 22%! Sprint that to the finish!

Please Note: Tin Mountain Conservation Center and The Mt. Washington Auto Road reserve the right to eliminate or disqualify any racer who is under suspension by any sanctioning body.


2012 Registration Information

Race Date: Saturday, August 18, 2022 Weather Date: Sunday, August 19, 2022

MWARBH-ON LINE Registration will open on Febuary 1 at 8:00 a.m. EST. Entry Fee is $350.00 Please make sure you understand our Disclaimers and Policy's before you register for this event. Click on Race Information on the left of this page.

2012 Early Registration for MWARBH racers who've raced 5 or more consecutive years. You will receive an email with special instuctions in January 2012.

For those that are registered for the MWARBH the Auto Road is offering a special discount into Newton's Revenge. The discount is 50% off! That's right $150.00 to race Newton's if you are registered for MWARBH. This also gets you into both practice rides. Email [email protected] for more information.

Newton's Revenge: Newton's Revenge will be held on Saturday, July 7, 2012. Registration will open after the MWARBH sells out. Registration for this race is also on line only. The entry fee is $300 and the field is limited to 600 racers. For more information about NR please visit www.newtonsrevenge.com .

Please Note: Tin Mountain Conservation Center and The Mt. Washington Auto Road reserve the right to eliminate or disqualify any racer who is under suspension by any sanctioning body.


Course Information:

See Course Map


This Race Supports Tin Mountain Conservation Center:

This 7.6 mile all-uphill race to the summit of the highest peak in the northeastern United States is the primary annual fundraiser for Tin Mountain Conservation Center located in Albany, NH. For the privilege of pedaling up the unrelenting grade, sometimes with winds of 40 mph or more, elite and amateur cyclists pay an entry fee of $350, from which all proceeds support Tin Mountain's great work promoting an appreciation for the natural world while instilling the bedrock principles of sound stewardship and sustainable lifestyles. Entry fees help support Summer Camps, School Programs, and Community Programs for both adults and children. To learn more about Tin Mountain Conservation Center click on the box Learn About TMCC at the top left of this page.

MAKING HILLCLIMB PROGRESS

2010 Hillclimb fundRACERS raised over $12,500!

Tin Mountain Conservation is grateful to all the racers, who each and every year help sell-out the Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb! Racer entry fees do more than cover the cost of putting on this great, highly-supported Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb event.

With the help of Hillclimb racers, Tin Mountain Conservation Center naturalists were able to provide environmental programs to 5,000 students and teachers in 16 schools in New Hampshire and Maine in 2009. Last year nearly 300 children ages 4 to 16 benefited from summer programs through affordable nature camps and camp scholarships. We'd like to inspire YOU to DONATE to a racer and help Tin Mountain Conservation Center increase its environmental education outreach! The Hillclimb RACERS are already doing their part; 8 grueling miles one-way up Mt. Washington. You too can make a difference by clicking on the link/button below, enter Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb under event and donate to any racer.

Go Ahead Make a Difference visit www.Pledgereg.com

Racer Reminders:

  • ADD A PHOTO to your on-line fundraising page by going to the link Mt. Washington Auto Road Hillclimb event - Entering your name and event name.
  • Email a link to your fundraising page to all friends, family and colleagues telling them why you are racing to the top of the Rock Pile.

Remember: If you want to GET IN FREE" email [email protected] let Susan know you want your MWARBH registration reimbursed.

WHEN your fundraising level matches your MWARBH registration amount TMCC will send you a reimbursement check.

IF you don't raise the full amount of your MWARBH registration fee, TMCC will send a reimbursement check equal to your fundraising amount AFTER THE MWARBH EVENT.

There is only one way in this race and it is UP!


We Heard you Loud and Clear in 2009

We thank all racers who participated in our first Hillclimb Survey in 2009. We had a fifty percent response rate, 280 racers participated, very impressive!

Your suggestions, opinions, fantasies, musings and requests have all benn reviewed.

Through the clatter of holiday celebrations and preparations we bring a glimpse of warmer and sweatier times to come. Get ready for our Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb 2010 changes.

  1. New event support listings under FAQ section. Coming Soon
  2. New summit parking EXPRESS. Drivers who want to go directly to the summit must Flash their Passenger Passes to Parking attendant once over the bridge and drive directly to the Toll House and to the Summit
  3. Port-O-Potties in the Parking area.
  4. We will no longer be offering Friday night Pasta Feed. Instead, race particpants will receive $10 off dinner at local participating restaurants.
  5. Saturday meal lines, drinks & desserts tickets, and ceremony have been addressed to provide you a smoother, more quenching, quicker paced after race experience

Please check our website http://www.mwarbh.org frequently as we'll post changes as soon as they come in. Thanks again and Happy Holidays, Mary, Susan and Kelly

©2012 Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb - A benefit for: Tin Mountain Conservation Center
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