The 53rd Year of the Ironhorse Bicycle Classic Was a Success!

Silverton local Megan Brosch, completing her first Ironhorse. Photo credit Chris Brosch

Silverton local Megan Brosch, completing her first Ironhorse. Photo credit Chris Brosch

Ian Burnett Ironhorse Race Director, Silverton’s Pro-Tem Mayor Jim Harper, Carson Musselman with Ironhorse, and Gary Cook with the DSNGRR bus line all enjoy the sunshine during the Ironhorse Veterans Ceremony. Photo credit DeAnne Gallegos

Ian Burnett Ironhorse Race Director, Silverton’s Pro-Tem Mayor Jim Harper, Carson Musselman with Ironhorse, and Gary Cook with the DSNGRR bus line all enjoy the sunshine during the Ironhorse Veterans Ceremony. Photo credit DeAnne Gallegos

Ian Burnett Ironhorse Race Director, Silverton’s Pro-Tem Mayor Jim Harper, xx with Ironhorse, and Gary Cook with the DSNGRR bus line all enjoy the sunshine during the Ironhorse Veterans Ceremony. Photo credit DeAnne Gallegos

Ian Burnett Ironhorse Race Director, Silverton’s Pro-Tem Mayor Jim Harper, xx with Ironhorse, and Gary Cook with the DSNGRR bus line all enjoy the sunshine during the Ironhorse Veterans Ceremony. Photo credit DeAnne Gallegos

The Ironhorse Veterans Ceremony had over one hundred veterans and their families attend the ceremony in Memorial Park during the Ironhorse Race. Photo credit DeAnne Gallegos

The Ironhorse Veterans Ceremony had over one hundred veterans and their families attend the ceremony in Memorial Park during the Ironhorse Race. Photo credit DeAnne Gallegos

The 2025 winner of the 53rd annual Ironhorse Bicycle Classic was Durango native Cobe Freeburn. Photo credit DeAnne Gallegos

The 2025 winner of the 53rd annual Ironhorse Bicycle Classic was Durango native Cobe Freeburn. Photo credit DeAnne Gallegos

Silverton local Griff Pinto finishes his second Ironhorse. Photo credit DeAnne Gallegos

Silverton local Griff Pinto finishes his second Ironhorse. Photo credit DeAnne Gallegos

This past Memorial Day Weekend has always been the real Silverton summer season kickoff, starting with the Ironhorse Bicycle Classic race on Saturday, May 24th. The 1709 bicyclists left downtown Durango in heats starting at 7:15 am with the pro racers who are trying to beat the train, hence the title “Ironhorse.” This year’s men’s division finisher and second-year consecut...

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