2018 Ride for the Pass Archives
2018 Ride for the Pass a huge success!
THANK you TO ALL OF THE 330 RIDERS WHO CAME OUT FOR THE 24TH ANNUAL RIDE FOR THE PASS, ONE OF OUR BEST YET. SEE RESULTS and photos BELOW, and SEE YOU IN 2019!
Start of 2018 Ride for the Pass
2018 Ride for the pass images by Matt Power
2018 ride for the pass winners by craig canon
2018 ride for the pass After-Party at the St. Regis by craig canon
2018 ride for the pass Volunteers & staff by craig canon
2018 Raffle Donors
Airport Liquors
Alfred A. Braun Hut System
Aspen Alpine Guides
Aspen Music Festival & School
Aspen Skiing Company
Aspen Sports Chiropractic
Aspen Valley Ski & Snowboard Club
Aspen Wine & Spirits
Amy Beidleman
Bristlecone Mountain Sports
Butcher’s Block
Café Bernard
Casady Henry
City Market
Clark’s Market
El Jebeverage
Elements Salon
Elevation Beer Company
GZO Sheet Metal and Roofing
Harmony Scott Jewelry Design
Hub of Aspen
Mi Chola
Ned Sullivan
Of Grape and Grain
Outdoor Voices
Paradise Bakery
Paul Andersen & David Hiser
Pitkin County Dry Goods
Redstone Inn
Skin Therapy Clinic
Sopris Chiropractic
Staci Stokes/Daly OM Yoga
Sunburst Car Care
Sundog Athletics
10th Mountain Division Hut Association
Ute Mountaineer
Village Smithy
2018 Volunteers
Ed Barber
John Beezer
Herb Bescher
Craig Canon
Trish Chew
Paul D’Amato
Mike Davis
Debbi Falender
Boots Ferguson
Dorothy Frommer
Bill Gruenberg
Janet Haas
Tim Hall
Kristen Henry
Don Higbie
Sophia Higbie
Heidi Hoffmann
Gail Holstein
Charlie Hopton
Martin Horowitz
David Houggy
David Hyman
Emily Jack-Scott
Jackie Kasabach
Lori Ann Kret
Linda Maslow
Joyce Meredith
Jane Moy
Stephen Parziale
James Peterson
Tim Riggins
Cindy Scholer
Molly Scudder
Jim Stark
Ned Sullivan
Lindsey Utter
Bob Wade
Ruth Wade
Jim Ward
King Woodward
additional thanks
Aspen Ambulance Service
Aspen Square Hotel
Bethel Party Rentals
CDOT/Tim Holbrook & Crew
CJ Sports Timing
Clark’s Market
Colorado State Patrol
Paul Jones | Dreamtime Water
Limelight Hotel
Louis Swiss Pastry
Pitkin County
Matt Power
Anna Stonehouse | Aspen Times
Craig Turpin | Aspen Daily News
United Site Services
USFS/Aspen-Sopris Ranger District
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affiliation
The Ride for the Pass is operated by the Independence Pass Foundation under special use permit with the White River National Forest.