On Saturday, September 6, 2025, the 43rd annual LoToJa Classic will bring 1,300 cyclists from Logan, Utah, to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Spanning over 200 miles, LoToJa is the longest one-day USA Cycling-sanctioned race in the country and draws visitors from across the U.S. and abroad.

Traffic Impacts
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No road closures in Jackson but expect groups of cyclists on US-89 from Alpine to Jackson starting around 12:15 p.m. through dusk.
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Finish route: South Park Loop → Tribal Trail → Hwy 22 bike path → Wilson Bridge → Village Road → JHMR.
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Outside Jackson:
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Route 36 (north of Preston, ID): eastbound closed 6 a.m.–12 p.m.
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US-89 (Montpelier to WY line): eastbound closed 8 a.m.–2 p.m.
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Star Valley: cyclists through Salt River bridge construction zones.
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Motorists: Please pass cautiously — slow down, allow 3 feet of space, and wait for clear oncoming traffic.
Community & Business Impact
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LoToJa brings an entourage of ~4,000 people (racers, crews, staff, spectators).
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Hospitality & Dining: Expect increased demand in hotels, restaurants, and cafés.
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Retail & Services: Visitors will be shopping and recreating while in town.
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Economic Boost: Jackson and host communities benefit from tourism, visibility, and spending.
Why It Matters
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LoToJa is a 43-year tradition and major fundraiser, with nearly $3 million raised for the Huntsman Cancer Foundation and other causes.
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The race is possible only through community support, volunteers, and local businesses.
Member Action Steps
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Plan ahead for traffic delays on Sept. 6.
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Adjust staffing/hours to meet increased visitor demand.
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Promote specials to capture race-related spending.
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Welcome guests warmly to showcase Jackson’s hospitality.
Learn More
Details and course maps: lotoja.com
Thank you to Chamber members for supporting Jackson Hole’s role in hosting one of America’s premier cycling events!