2010 National Cyclocross Championships in Bend Oregon, December 8-12th

For the second year running Bend will play host to one of the most popular events in cycling! The 2010 USA Cycling Cyclo-Cross National Championships will be back in the Old Mill District. Whether this will be your first visit to Bend or you're an old friend, our entire community is looking forward to showing you an incredible time in Bike Town USA.

Bend's world class recreation, award-winning craft breweries, rockin' nightlife, incredible shops, delicious restaurants, and genuinely-friendly locals will make you fall in love with our community.

Checkout the links below to get all the details for Cross Nat's in Bend. And if you don't find the information you're looking for, give one of our Bend experts a call at (877) 245-8484. We're looking forward to hearing from you! You can also find more information at USA Cycling's website.

Registration will be managed by USA Cycling this year and they are expecting to open registration in October. Unlike last year and prior cyclocross races the starting position of each race will be determined by the racer's time in an individiual cyclocross time trial performed the day prior to race day. This TT will be performed in NorthWest Crossings just north of Summitt High School.

We'll be updating this page regularly as the year rolls on. So check out the links below to help you plan your stay in Bend, Oregon. The course will be at the famous Old Mill District, right in the heart of Bend and will have some fun new twist and turns this year!

>> Where to Stay for Cyclocross

>> Schedule of Events

>> Cyclocross Nationals Course Map

>> Cyclocross Nationals Lodging Map

>> Special Deals for Cross Racers and Spectators

>> Frequently Asked Questions

>> Find Out How to Get Here

Lets here it for our local sponsors making the Cyclocross Nationals in Bend possible. Please support these event sponsors by drinking their beer, staying at their hotels, shopping at their stores reading their newspapers, listening to their radio stations and not splashing too much mud on them as you ride by.