Course Information
Welcome to The Goldilocks cycling event!
Goldilocks is a non competitive women’s cycling event in Utah County
Route includes views of Utah Lake, Mona Reservoir, Lavender Farms, Orchards and Goshen Canyon.
Our love continues to grow for this event and the chance to gather as a community of women cyclists.
Charity Partner
Goldilocks 2025 is partnered with Days for Girls to Cycle for Cycles!
D4G takes action to end menstrual cycle poverty.
This document contains info to help you prep for and enjoy the ride.
Feel free to reach out to support@goldilockscycling.com with questions!
See our training guides!
Registration
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The full payment of the race is due at the time of registration and there are no refunds, transfers or deferrals
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Any one of any age or can register (men who register will be classified as Papa Bear support riders)
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Race registration opened January 1st with a 30% discount available to the first 200 registrants
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Goldilocks reserves the right to close registration at any time for any reason
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All bikes (including e-bikes) welcome
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Course adjustments may occur due to construction or requirements of state and local authorities
Cycling Etiquette
Safety is paramount, and the top priority at our event.
Helmets are required through the entirety of the race.
No headphones or ear buds are allowed at any point on the course, as they limit your situational awareness and may put you and other cyclists around you at risk.
Follow standard Hand signal, and verbal commands throughout your ride:
Hand straight out and to the left to signal a left turn
Hand straight out to the right or left arm bent up at the elbow to signal right turn
Left are down at an angle to your side to signal slowing and stopping.
“Stopping”-Means the pack is stopping up ahead, prepare to decelerate quickly
“Slowing”- Means the pack is slowing down
“Car Back”- means a car is behind you
“Car up”- Means a car is in front of you
“On your left”- someone is passing you on the left
“Hold your line”- means you need to stay in as straight a line as you can as you cycle.
Ride no more than two cyclists wide at any time and only if the road shoulder width and other road conditions allow it.
Stay to the right to allow others room to safely pass on your left.
Be mindful not to overlap your wheels with other cyclist’s wheels- any sudden shift or movement could cause a loss of balance or a collision.
Please be kind, aware and patient on the roads.
Be mindful of road hazards that may be coming up such as man hole covers, gravel, rain grates or other interferences. If you see a road hazard, call it out and give your fellow riders a heads up.
Utah Cycling Law
Bicyclists are subject to all the rights and responsibilities applicable to the operator of any other vehicles, including obeying all traffic control signals such as stops signs and traffic lights.
Bicyclists should ride as near as practicable to the right-hand edge of the roadway except to: pass; make a left turn; when there is a right-turn only lane; and to avoid hazards.
A bicyclist may not hold onto moving vehicles.
Bicyclists may not ride more than two abreast and two abreast only if adequate travel lane/shoulder width is available.
Bicyclists must keep at least one hand on the handlebars at all times.
Bicyclists must yield the right-of-way to pedestrians on a sidewalk or in a crosswalk, and shall give audible signal when overtaking a pedestrian.