Chloe Woodruff has always loved riding her bike. Growing up in Boulder, Colo., there were plenty of opportunities to do so—but Chloe didn’t fall head-over-wheels with mountain biking until she found herself riding in the desert of Moab, Utah, on a middle school class trip.

As a Junior, Chloe earned two cross-country national championship titles and an expert short track cross-country championship title. She raced with the U.S. team at the World Championships in 2004 and 2005, finishing ninth her last year as a Junior racer.

Chloe continued to dedicate herself to the sport at the Collegiate level. Balancing full-time racing and working toward her Bachelor’s degree in health education, she secured three collegiate D1 cross-country national championships with the University of Arizona Cycling Club.

To date, Chloe is one of the only American females to earn a World Championship starting spot as a Junior, U23 and Elite competitor.

In 2016, she raced the women's cross-country cycling event in the Rio Olympics. Chloe now calls Prescott, Ariz. home and shares her life with an energetic dog named Hank. In 2019, Chloe won a World Cup Short Track race in Nove Mesto with a gutsy, and well-timed strategic attack.

You’re sure to find Chloe at local cycling events, exploring new trails, getting lost, playing in the dirt—and encouraging others to do the same.

Bikes: Pivot Mach 4 SL, Pivot LES SL, Pivot Vault, Pivot Mach 5.5, and a cruiser bike.

Favorite trail: Clark Springs Trail #40 in Prescott, Ariz.

Never rides without: Snacks.

Stops for: Javelina, scenic overlooks, cookies and stranded bikers.

Say hi to Chloe!