Recent News

  • KCIBR 2024 - Racer Briefing Video

    Monday, March 18, 2024
    Racer Briefing Video - (formerly Captain's Meeting) ALL riders: Please click on the link HERE and view this mandatory short 6 minute video from 2023 to prepare you for the upcoming race. Captains,...Read more
  • Looking To Connect?

    Thursday, February 22, 2024
    Getting excited for the KCIBR? So are we! To make things easier this year, we have created a Facebook group for all riders and bike enthusiast where you can share tips, excitement, and connect with...Read more
  • KEEPSAKE DESIGN CONTEST - ALL ARTISTS INVITED

    Tuesday, November 21, 2023
    The Kluane Chilkat International Bike Relay (KCIBR) seeks a design to use on the 2024 keepsake shirt to be offered to the 1,200 cyclists who will compete in the event and the 300 volunteers who make...Read more
  • Tribute to Ken Sylvestre

    Sunday, December 18, 2022
    The Yukon and Alaska cycling community lost one its greatest friends and supporters with the recent passing of Ken Sylvestre. Ken has been part of the volunteer team for the Kluane to Chilkat...Read more

Welcome to the KCIBR

WELCOME!

Welcome to the Kluane Chilkat Bike Relay – an amazing cycling adventure from Haines Junction to Haines. Whether you're a pro or just love to ride, this event's all about good times and thrill of competition combined with the awe-inspiring landscapes.

Cruise through the Yukon and Alaska, soak in the mountain vibes, and pedal your way to Haines. It's not just a race – it's a chance to challenge yourself and make memories!

The Kluane Chilkat Bike Relay is celebration of endurance, friendship, and the shared love for the open road. Join us in embracing the challenge and becoming part of a tradition that spans the vast landscapes of the North.

Saddle up, pedal hard, enjoy the ride, and be part of the excitement!

 

MISSION

Our mission is "To host an annual international road bike relay from the Yukon to Alaska that is a safe, fun, sustainable, community-oriented event for riders of all abilities, along one of the most scenic and remote roads in the North".

The volunteer board plan and deliver the race, including connecting with sponsors and stakeholders. We rely on over 300 volunteers and local community business support.

We work in cooperation with territorial, state and local government agencies to make the bike relay possible and are very proud of our reputation and recognize that there is always room for new ideas and new energy.

This fall we undertook our first Strategic Plan to ensure future successes and keep building our support network.