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Red Bull Rampage 2026 in Virgin, Utah: Dates, Tickets, Riders & How to Watch

Red Bull Rampage returns to its original 2001 venue off Kolob Terrace Road in Virgin for its 25th anniversary. The women compete Thursday, Oct. 8, and the men Saturday, Oct. 10, with both days streaming free at 10 a.m. MT. Here are tickets, riders, and what spectators need to know.

Key takeaway: Red Bull Rampage returns to its original 2001 venue off Kolob Terrace Road in Virgin for its 25th anniversary. The women compete Thursday, Oct. 8, and the men Saturday, Oct. 10, with both days streaming free at 10 a.m. MT. Here are tickets, riders, and what spectators need to know.

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When and Where Is Red Bull Rampage 2026? Quick Answer

Red Bull Rampage 2026 runs October 8-10, 2026, outside Virgin, Utah, about 30 minutes east of St. George. The women's competition is Thursday, October 8, and the men's competition is Saturday, October 10. Both broadcasts start at 10:00 a.m. MT on Red Bull TV and the Red Bull Bike YouTube channel. For the 25th anniversary of big-mountain freeride, Red Bull is taking the event back to its original 2001 venue on Kolob Terrace Road. Tickets are sold online only, some types are already sold out, and nothing is sold at the gate.

Watch for weather changes. Rampage depends on wind and weather. In 2025, Red Bull pushed both competition days back by one day because of conditions in Virgin. Red Bull says all 2026 event times are subject to change, so check the official event page the morning of each competition before you drive out.

2026 Schedule

Day What Live Broadcast
Thu, Oct 8Women's competition (12 riders)10:00 a.m. MT
Fri, Oct 9No competition; private venue tour for Experience VIP ticket holders onlyNone
Sat, Oct 10Men's competition (18 riders)10:00 a.m. MT

The 2026 Venue: Back to the "OG" Site

On September 10, Red Bull announced that the 2026 event returns to the original venue on Kolob Terrace Road. That site hosted Rampage from 2001 to 2004, and it sits across the valley from the venues used in recent years. Riders will use leftover features from those early years plus a new section above the original start gate. According to Red Bull:

  • This is the tallest Rampage venue in history. Riders drop about 678 feet (206 meters) from the start gate to the finish corral.
  • The riders have about 90 acres of terrain to build on.
  • For the first time, men and women drop from the same start gate.

Rampage is judged, not timed. Each rider picks and builds a line from the top of the mountain to the bottom, with a small dig crew and no power tools. On finals day, each rider gets two runs, and the highest-scoring run wins.

Red Bull Rampage 2026 Tickets

Tickets went on sale August 26 through Red Bull's ticketing partner, Leap. Every attendee needs a ticket, whatever their age. All guests sign a waiver on arrival, minors must be with a ticketed adult, and tickets are non-refundable. Here's what the official ticket page showed on September 26, 2026:

Ticket Access Price Status (Sept 26)
GA Hike + Bike, Women's onlyOct 8; bike or walk in 1.5 miles on a dirt road$150Available
GA Hike + Bike, Men's onlyOct 10; bike or walk in 1.5 miles$150Sold out
GA Hike + Bike, 2-dayBoth days; bike or walk in 1.5 miles$250Available
GA Shuttle, 2-dayBoth days; shuttle, then a 0.5-mile walk$350Sold out
GA + Premium Parking, 2-dayBoth days; park nearby, then a 0.5-mile walk$375Available
Experience VIPBoth days, premium viewing area, shuttle, and a Friday venue tour with lunch$620Available

Prices do not include the $1.50-per-ticket service fee. Availability changes quickly. Hike + Bike tickets allow only non-electric bikes and Class 1 e-bikes, and there's a free bike valet on site. Premium Parking tickets allow no bikes.

What Spectators Need to Know

Red Bull's own spectator advisory is blunt: the venue is remote, hot, dangerous, and unforgiving, and "this isn't a resort." Before you go:

  • Plan for a hike. Every ticket type involves walking over rough terrain. Red Bull warns of steep exposure, falling rock, elevation gain, cacti, and sun and heat exposure.
  • Stay where you're told. Spectators are limited to designated viewing areas at the base of the course, near the finish line.
  • Bring your own supplies. Red Bull says to bring a reusable water bottle for the free water stations, plus snacks, sunscreen, layers, basic first aid, and a headlamp. Some food and bottled water are for sale, but no alcohol is sold on site.
  • Leave these at home: pets, drones, and any wireless or RF gear such as audio or video transmitters. Personal motorized vehicles aren't allowed either. Red Bull says unauthorized equipment will be confiscated until after the event.
  • Expect traffic on Kolob Terrace Road on competition days, and leave early. If you were planning a fall color drive up to Kolob Reservoir (see our fall colors 2026 guide), pick a day other than October 8 or 10.

How to Watch Red Bull Rampage 2026

You don't need a ticket to watch. Red Bull's 2026 event page lists both finals live and free at 10:00 a.m. MT on Red Bull TV and the Red Bull Bike YouTube channel. Red Bull's September 10 venue announcement said the same. Red Bull also says bars and restaurants that carry Atmosphere TV can show the event live.

A note for U.S. viewers: in 2025, Rampage streamed in the U.S. only on ESPN+. For 2026, Red Bull's event page and FAQ list Red Bull TV and YouTube, but one older Red Bull guide page still has an ESPN+-exclusive line. If the YouTube stream is blocked where you are, check the event page for the current U.S. option.

The Riders: Local Names to Cheer For

Red Bull's official rosters list 18 men and 12 women. Several have Southern Utah ties:

  • Jaxson Riddle, hometown St. George. He's a husband, a father of two, and an advocate for mental health.
  • Reed Boggs, hometown Virgin. He grew up in Ohio and moved west to chase a Rampage win.
  • Connor Gallart, hometown Hurricane. He's a rookie, grew up in Aptos, California, and served six years in the U.S. Coast Guard before riding full time.
  • Finley Kirschenmann, hometown Sandy, Utah. At 19, he's the youngest rider on the men's roster.

The defending champions are back too. Hayden Zablotny won the men's title as a first-time competitor in 2025, and Robin Goomes of New Zealand has won the women's title both years it has been held, 2024 and 2025. Two-time winner Cam Zink (2010 and 2023) is also on the roster, and he made his Rampage debut at this same original venue in 2003.

Men's roster: Thomas Genon, Hayden Zablotny, Jaxson Riddle, Tom Van Steenbergen, Tomas Lemoine, Szymon Godziek, Kade Edwards (rookie), Reed Boggs, Talus Turk, Cam Zink, Finley Kirschenmann, Bienve Aguado Alba, Carson Storch, Connor Gallart (rookie), Johnny Salido, Kaidan Ingersoll (rookie), Paul Couderc (rookie), and Tom Isted.

Women's roster: Hannah Bergemann, Harriet Burbidge-Smith, Robin Goomes, Georgia Astle, Camila Noguiera, Casey Brown, Chelsea Kimball, Janelle Soukup, Kirsten Van Horne, Mikayla Parton (rookie), Natasha Bradley, and Vinny Armstrong.

These rosters are as listed on Red Bull's roster pages on September 26, 2026. Rosters can change before competition day. Earlier published lists named Vaea Verbeeck, and Red Bull's current women's page lists Natasha Bradley.

25 Years, 20 Editions

Rampage started in 2001 and wasn't held every year. The 2026 event is the 20th edition, over 25 years of freeride. Past winners include Wade Simmons (2001, the first event, on this same site), Brandon Semenuk (a record five wins), Kurt Sorge (three), Kyle Strait (two), Brett Rheeder (two), and Cam Zink (two).

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Red Bull Rampage 2026?

The women's competition is Thursday, October 8, 2026, and the men's competition is Saturday, October 10, 2026. Both broadcasts start at 10:00 a.m. MT. Weather can shift the schedule, as it did in 2025.

Where is Red Bull Rampage 2026 held?

At the original 2001-2004 Rampage venue on Kolob Terrace Road in Virgin, Utah, about 30 minutes east of St. George. Red Bull announced the venue on September 10, 2026.

Can you still buy Red Bull Rampage 2026 tickets?

As of September 26, 2026, the men's-only Hike + Bike ticket and the 2-day GA Shuttle ticket were sold out. The women's-only Hike + Bike ($150), 2-day Hike + Bike ($250), GA + Premium Parking ($375), and Experience VIP ($620) tickets were still listed, plus a $1.50 fee. Tickets are sold online only, with no sales at the event.

How can I watch Red Bull Rampage 2026 for free?

Red Bull lists both competitions live at 10:00 a.m. MT on Red Bull TV and the Red Bull Bike YouTube channel. The women's final is October 8 and the men's final is October 10.

Are there local riders at Red Bull Rampage 2026?

Yes. Red Bull's roster lists Jaxson Riddle of St. George, Reed Boggs of Virgin, rookie Connor Gallart of Hurricane, and Finley Kirschenmann of Sandy, Utah.

Sources

Last updated September 26, 2026. Ticket availability and rosters are as of that date. We'll update this page if Red Bull changes the schedule.

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