Arkansas Outside

Bicycle Advocacy of Central Arkansas Membership and Public Meeting
2026-02-10 18:00 - 20:00 (America/Chicago) | Flyway Breckenridge, 10301 N Rodney Parham Rd, Little Rock, 72227, United States
Join us for an important community meeting at 6 PM on February 10, 2026, at the new Flyway Breckenridge Brewery in the Breckenridge Center at the southeast corner of I-430 and Rodney Parham Blvd. We apologize for the late notice. This conversation is one you will not want to miss.
Our guest speaker will be Maneesh Krishnan, Director of Public Works for the City of Little Rock. He will share updates on major alternative and active transportation projects shaping the future of mobility in our city, including progress on Closing the Loop of the Arkansas River Trail, the Markham Road Diet, and several other initiatives aimed at creating safer and more accessible routes for people who walk, roll, and ride.
Whether you are a longtime advocate, a casual rider, or simply curious about what is coming next for Little Rock infrastructure, your voice matters. This is a great chance to learn, ask questions, and connect with others who care about building a more bike friendly city.
We look forward to seeing you at Flyway Breckenridge Brewery. Grab a drink, bring a friend, and help us keep the momentum going for better biking in central Arkansas.

21st Annual Buffalo Headwaters Challenge
2026-02-20 - 2026-02-22 | Red Star, 348 Madison 3605, Pettigrew, AR, 72752, United States
The Buffalo Headwaters Challenge presented by Adventure Subaru is a three-day, all-inclusive, “off the grid” mountain bike and trail running festival. It includes 5 meals, libations, primitive tent and RV camping, live music, and amazing trails, highlighted by the annual “Challenge” ride and this year the new run on Saturday, January 31st, 2026. The “Challenge” ride consists of a 35-mile semi-supported backcountry mountain bike experience, a 30 K and 15 K challenge run with a few marked bailouts along the way. It’s a ride, not a race… just finishing is winning. During your ride, you will possibly encounter DJs in the woods and of course, the infamous grilled cheese and soup at the iconic fire tower. Additionally, on Sunday, you will have the option to join the gravel challenge group ride to the Buffalo Outdoor Center or use your wristband at the Buffalo Outdoor Center, which will provide you with free shuttles for the DH runs all day.
Important! This is our annual fundraiser for the club and goes a long way in providing the needed tools and materials that go into the 10,000 hours plus volunteers put in each year. A large portion of this years proceeds will go directly into trail maintenance at the headwaters. With that in mind this is a non refundable event. If weather becomes an issue we will reschedule event to a later date but will not be offering refunds. Thank you for your understanding.
All attendees will receive a pair of custom event socks.
Complete your challenge and receive your patch once you check back in.
We will have post ride yoga on Saturday.
-A limited number of primitive RV spots are available for an additional $25.00. (no hook ups, you are paying for the space)
-Tickets will be limited in quantity.
-For 5 meals, live bands, free beverages, killer routes , amazing humans, and a special swag bag you aren’t going to find a better deal!
Dinners provided by Phat Tire Bike Shop, Pro Chill and OORC.
Thanks for you continued support and much gratitude to all of our sponsors.
Lunch at the fire tower provided by The Buffalo Outdoor Center
Beverages by Trailside Coffee Co, Fossil Cove Brewery, Liquor World and the OORC
Breakfasts provided by Ozark Natural Foods and the OORC.

Send it South
2026-02-27 - 2026-02-28 | The Momentary Green, 507 SE E Street, Bentonville, AR, 72712, United States
Send It South is your launchpad for end-of-winter adventures.
Music, food, friends, and scenic rides to tackle together—what more does an adventure need? Set in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains amidst a world-renowned network of trails and America’s most bike-friendly town, Send It South transforms the Momentary into your home base for a festival like no other.
Experience the thrills and chills of winter trail rides with mile-wide views (and a good chance of hero dirt) across the mountains, lakes, streams, and valleys of Northwest Arkansas. Or, test your skills closer to home with our inaugural bike olympics and rodeo on the Momentary campus.
Round out each day with a music lineup showcasing outstanding indie artists and enjoy an unexpected sonic backdrop for your weekend.

In between rides, warm up and chill out with your crew in the RØDE House Lodge. Gather around glowing fire pits. Dive into an eclectic, chef-driven series of culinary offerings throughout the day and night. Watch the sun set from the heights of the Tower Bar and—of course—take in some inspiration along the way.
If you’re looking for reasons to ride, there’s no better way to get back in the saddle after the grind of post-winter blues.

The Rule of $3.99
2026-02-28 07:00 - 17:00 | Bike Rack Brewing Co., 801 SE Eighth St, Bentonville, United States
February 28, 2026 is the Rule of $3.99 community bike extravaganza!
We’ll gather that Saturday morning at Bike Rack Brewing and head out for some beautiful miles on NWA tarmac, gravel, and singletrack…all on one bike. Afterwards we’ll convene back together at Bike Rack for beer, food, and fellowship. Send it South is happening across the Green at The Momentary, be sure to check out their music line up that day!
Your Rule of $3.99 registration will include an opportunity for EARLY registration for the main event: Rule of Three on May 16th, 2026. If you register for the Rule of $3.99 you will receive an email on February 1st with a unique registration code that will be valid for one hour before registration opens to the public at 8am on February 2nd.
Rule of $3.99: Please note: The courses will NOT be marked and will be self supported. The routes will be sent the week of the Rule of $3.99. You MUST have a GPS computer or old school directions written down to navigate.
Courses will include: Tarmac, gravel and singletrack. One bike. Race or don’t race. Enjoy the day the way you see fit. No podiums, just unofficial finish times on Strava. We will email the routes leading up to the event.

Please note: The courses will NOT be marked and will be self supported. The routes will be sent the week of the Rule of $3.99. You MUST have a GPS computer or old school directions written down to navigate.
Last day for changes: Friday, 2/27/26 @ NOON
$3.99? The (not so) fine print:
BikeReg will charge you $46.09 ($42.10 + $3.99 service fee) and after you check in on race day, you’ll be refunded $42.10 or you can opt in to donate your reg fees to our friends at Pedal it Forward… They bring bikes and smiles to people in need right here in our community. Donations help go towards buying parts and new bikes. Check out their website to find out how you can donate your used bikes, money or your time: https://www.pedalitforward.org/give.html
Why are we doing this? We have a limited number of spots and want to make sure we can get as many people who want to be at the event- at the event. You know how it goes, if its FREE there’s no obligation to show up…….so, if it’s a bit too chilly for you the morning of race day or perhaps you made some bad choices the night before and don’t show up-you won’t be refunded. But check in on race day and you’ll be refunded $42.10.
*Transfer to another rider or change your category: Find someone who wants your spot and transfer your registration to them or change your category by clicking on the “Edit My Entry” button at the top of the reg page. Last day for changes: Friday, 2/27/26 @ Noon.
BikeReg directions:
How to Withdraw your Registration
How to Transfer your Registration to Someone Else
How To Change The Category You Registered For
How to Remove yourself from a Waitlist
Last day to make changes to your registration will be Friday, 2/27/26 @ Noon.
If you don’t show up on race day or you forget to check in, no refunds will be issued. You must check in BEFORE the race to be refunded.
Check in = refund. No check in = no refund.
Any money collected will be donated to our good friends at Pedal it Forward.
Schedule:
7:00-8:30am, Check In (you have to check in to get your refund)
8:30am, 55 Mile Start
8:45am, 30 Mile Start
Return to Bike Rack Brewing for beer, pizza and good times!

Southern Enduro Tour | Round 2 | REDEMPTION ENDURO
2026-03-01 08:00 - 17:00 | The Passion Play Trails, 935 Passion Play Road, Eureka Springs, AR, 72632, United States
The Southern Enduro Tour (SET) visits Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma offering the best variety of terrain in the mid-west and creating a regional championship that is both challenging and fun for any mountain biker that is seeking a premium race experience. At the season finale the SET will crown competitors as the best all-around riders!
Full details about SET and the other races in the tour can be found at https://www.southernendurotour.com/

The second round of the 2026 SET will be at The Great Passion Play in Eureka Springs, Arkansas!
The race is rated | Skill-7 | Fitness-8 | Gnar-8
This is a one-day event with up to 6 stages on Sunday.
A one-day event means there will be racing on Sunday; early pre-riding on Friday and Official Check-In and Practice Day will be Saturday. All racers, regardless of age or category will race the same course and stages. There will B line options for more difficult areas – or walk anything you do not feel comfortable riding. Stages must be completed in order, and only one time, unless otherwise noted.
We will also offer a “Just Ride” category where participants can ride the enduro courses on Saturday – Sunday after the race is over. Just Ride participants cannot be on the course during the race times. This is an untimed category and is not required if you are registered to do the timed Enduro race. Event Swag & Post Race Meal included in Just Ride – no raffle ticket. You can register via BikeReg.

Entry Details
Event Swag
Custom number plate
A professionally marked course with arrows and tape – maps emailed to racers the week of the race.
Neutral support provided.
Enduro Timing System from SPORTident for you to have an experience just like the World Series races with accuracy to the 1000th of second, instant results upon finishing and scoreboard.
Aid station and snacks mid-race.
Post-race meal included with entry on Sunday for all registered Racers and Just Ride participants.
Cold adult beverages in marked areas – 21+ only.
A professional awards ceremony with awards to all categories.
Payouts for Pro categories.
Refreshments and food available for purchase.
Raffle for all registered racers provided by top notch sponsors.
On site sponsors.

Schedule & Course Map
Full schedule, along with the course map, will be emailed to all registered racers and posted in the Facebook Event following online registration closing on Friday (4/1) at 8PM CT. Be sure to monitor your emails race week to review the schedule.
Failure to check in and pick up your timing chip by the scheduled mandatory race meeting can result in a racer not being able to race. Failure to head to the first stage by the end of the final wave can result in a racer not being able to race.

Logistics
Race Venue Address – 935 Passion Play Road, Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Camping – See Camping, Lodging, & Venue details below
If not camping at venue please check out other RV parks, campgrounds, hotels, Airbnb’s, etc. in the area for your accommodations
Dogs – Even good dogs must be on leashes.
Pack It In, Pack Out – If you haul it in you haul it out. Leave no trace. Respect.

Prepare
Food – Post Race Meal provided to racers on Race Day only. Meal ticket obtained at Registration & Timing tent after turning in your timing chip. Family and friends welcome to grab a plate for purchase. While an onsite food truck may offer breakfast and other meals for purchase please bring your breakfast food, snacks, special dietary foods, hydration and anything specific for your pre and post-race needs.
Water – We will provide water at the aid station during race times but you need to be prepared for pre ride days and race days. Bring more than you think you’ll need. Plan to have at least 50-60 ounces on you at all times while riding.
Snacks – Have carbs and protein on hand between meals
Safety – This is not the time to skimp on protective equipment. We highly suggest a full-face helmet, knee pads, and elbow pads. Riding within your limits is essential.
Trash – If you pack it in, you pack it out.
Nice to have – Spare tubes, inflation device, tire plugs, chain link, derailleur pulleys and other parts. Sponsor Revolution Mobile Bike Repair will be onsite for mechanical support but it is always best to give your bike a once over before a race to address any issues as well as to bring any items you may need to make repairs. **NOTE – Revolution Mobile Bike Repair will provide assistance for issues that occur onsite during pre-ride and the race – not for issues that occurred prior, or to build bikes, or add/replace components that were not on your bike prior to arriving at event.

Rules
#Racing Age | What your age will be on 12/31/26
#Onsite Payments – Venmo and PayPal, and cash if exact, accepted for any onsite purchases – no credit/debit card. This does not apply to any vendors – they will have their own payment options.
#Race waiver will be required and must be signed onsite at the venue. Any racer under the age of 18 must have a parent present with them at Check In to sign waiver.
#Only Racers and Just Ride, with a number plate on, will be allowed on the event stages during Pre-Ride.
#Timed Enduro Racers only, with number plate on, on stages during race on Sunday – No Just Ride participants or non-racers.
#You cannot change your category after the race starts.
#Racers must attend the Racers Meeting, not start the race before the Racer’s Meeting, and must be go out to start the race during your noted category wave time; not any later.
#All timing chips must be picked up prior to the Mandatory Racer’s Meeting or the Racer may not be able to race.
#Racer cannot wear a timing chip at any time that is different from the one that was assigned to them by the Timing Director at the Timing Tent.
#Timing chip must be worn on the Racer’s right wrist unless otherwise noted by the Race Director or Timing Director.
#The bike and equipment you start the race on must be the same bike and equipment you finish on. Official Race Director must approve exceptions. *Exceptions are repairing or replacement of tires.
#Once riders have entered the stage line there is no cutting in line.
#All stages must be completed in order, and only once, unless otherwise notes in Racer Meeting by the Race Director.
##Timing stations will be placed at the start and finish of each stage. All Racers must stay on course during the stages and transitions. Veering off course is disrespectful to everyone from the landowner, race organizers, fellow competitors and yourself.
#Any form of outside assistance or support such as; non-racers, family members, friends or unapproved pit stops is forbidden. However, Racers are allowed and encouraged to help fellow competitors on the course.
#Stage Reruns are NOT ALLOWED for mechanicals, the racer crashing, or going off course unless discussed with and approved by the Race Director or Timing Director ONLY. Only Racer impediment, safety hazards, or fellow Racer injury support warrants a re-run and must be approved by the Race Director or Timing Director ONLY prior to the re-run. Stage reruns can be seen by the Timing Director and do not disappear from the timing chips history regardless of time that has passed. Any unapproved re-runs, either intentional or unintentional will result in a disqualification. Flat tires, bent wheels, broken chains, and ANY type of mechanical issue, or rider error is part of racing and does not warrant a re-run.
#Always stop for an injured rider. In the case of a downed rider that receives assistance provided by another participant – the helping participant’s time will be adjusted by averaging the lap times from the particular stage or a re-run will be authorized by the Race Director. The downed rider may not qualify for a re-run. If you cannot contact the Race Director wait at the Timing tent until receiving direction.
#Do not change, adjust, or modify the course in any way. If you have a concern about a course feature please present the concern to the Race Director with a picture and description of concern.
#Do not disrespect the land such as littering.
Racers deviating from any of SET Rules can and/or will be time penalized and possibly be disqualified from the race.

Overalls
Participants will register for the category they will remain in for the series to qualify for Overalls. You cannot change categories after the second stop and you must notify the Timing Director at dustin@slaughtertrailguides.com if you are changing your category prior to that. Failure to let us know of a category change can impact your series overall points negatively. If you race in different categories the results will not be combined for overall results.
The Tour Overall is your best 3 out of 4 results. You must finish 2 races to qualify for the overall. In the event that there is a tie in the overall – each Racer’s next best finish will be calculated into the overall score until the tie is broken. If two racers have completed all 6 races and still have tied points – total race time will be calculated, the lower times advances into the overall position.
PLEASE ENSURE YOU REGISTER USING THE SAME NAME FOR EACH STOP or your Overall points will be affected.

Wait List
This race has a rider limit of. Once those numbers are reached you can register for the Wait List, and if/when spots become available, we will pull from the Wait List in the order of registration, and you will be charged. Please note we will pull from the Wait List automatically until the day before the race (in this case; Friday) so if you can no longer attend please email april@slaughtertrailguides.com to have yourself removed from the Wait List. It is the Racers responsibility to monitor their email to see if they have been removed from the Wait List and into the race.

Refund & Transfer Policy
These are rain, shine, ice or snow events except under extreme circumstances in which we will notify all participants of any cancelations.
Refunds | With a 15% fee we will honor a refund when the request is at least two weeks (14 days) prior to the race.
If the request is made with less than two weeks to the race then a refund will not be available.
Transfers | With a 15% fee we will honor a transfer to another SET race within season when the request is at least one week (7 days) prior to the race.
If the request is made with less than a week to the race then a transfer will not be available.
In the event a transfer is given the participant will receive a credit/coupon code, minus the 15% fee, to use to register for an upcoming race within the season. The participant will need to pay for any difference in entry fee(s). If the credit is not used by the end of the season it will expire and no further transfers or refunds will be available for it.
We do not accept participant to participant transfers or selling of entries.
If you purchased the Event Registration Protection when registering then you will need to contact them first via the contact information below:
Tech@athleteReg.com
(888) 956-9560.
https://www.eventregistrationprotection.com/allianzassistance/ManagePolicy/
No refunds or transfers after you have arrived for the race or after the race starts/has happened.
Merchandise purchases and service fees are non-refundable.

For any race related questions email dustin@slaughtertrailguides.com

**Check out Social Media pages on Instagram and Facebook for event updates and announcements**

Slaughter Trail Guides reserves the right to amend, add, and alter rules, schedule, policies and details to the event at any time.
Disclaimer | An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. Please consider wearing a mask and practicing social distancing. If you have been recently exposed, and/or are experiencing symptoms, we ask that you consider not attending the event. Please note that the Refund & Transfer Policy will still be followed in the event you cannot attend. You can review the Registration Protection Insurance, offered to purchase when registering, and their coverage offered in regard to COVID-19 at: https://azcontent.us/alert/2019-novel-coronavirus-event. Slaughter Trail Guides & Southern Enduro Tour are not involved in this voluntary protection coverage. By visiting The Great Passion Play, and attending this event, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.

Randonneuring Gravel Rally of the Ozarks
2026-03-07 06:00 - 18:00 | Rapp’s Barren Brewing, 601 S. Baker St., Mountain Home, 72653, United States
A unique gravel bike experience for you and your teammate!
Completed in teams of two, the Randonneuring Gravel Rally of the Ozarks is a day long adventure navigating and riding some of the best gravel in north central Arkansas!

Here’s the skinny:
Completed in teams of two (or solo if you so desire), the Randonneuring Gravel Rally of the Ozarks is a day long adventure navigating and riding some of the best gravel in north central Arkansas!
Here’s the skinny:

Teams of two solid riders
Two gravel bikes, one vehicle capable of carrying both bikes
One driver, one navigator
Start in Mountain Home
Strategically navigate and ride all three (or just two, or just one) gravel routes
Routes are 20 +/- miles each
Track your routes and progress (Strava or Ride GPS)
Return to Mountain Home for post-event festivities

Solo participants are welcome as well, we’re just partial to the idea of spending a day with a buddy!
This is the inaugural year for the event, so prices are low, as we want your feedback as much as we want you to have a good time!

Packet Pick-Up / Registration
All pre-event, start, and finish events at:
Rapp’s Barren Brewing
610 South Baker St.,
Mtn. Home, AR 72653

Friday 3/6
7:00 – 9:00 pm – Meet & Greet (Just come to Rapp’s, you’ll find us!)
Saturday 3/7
6:00 – 6:30 am – Packet pickup
6:30 – Pre-Ride meeting for all participants (Mandatory)
7:00 – Depart from Rapp’s
3:00 – cut-off time if you have not started your 3rd route

Single Riders Looking for a Teammate
If you’d like to participate in this event but you need a teammate, we have you covered! Go the the main RGRO site and complete the Single Rider form (near the bottom of the page); we’ll add you to the pool of single riders and see who we can match up!

Course Description
You’ve heard of the Ozarks? You’re about to see an awful lot of them!
The three gravel routes triangulate Mountain Home. Here are the routes:
Gamaliel, Arkansas
23.4 miles, 2,088 ft. elevation gain
99.9% gravel…lots of fun!
Gamaliel route HERE

Norfork, Arkansas
17.8 miles, 1,766 ft. elevation gain
50/50 gravel and paved.
Be prepared to hike-a-bike and fly down Push Mountain Road
Norfork route HERE

Rea Valley, Arkansas
20 miles, 1,897 ft. elevation gain
90% gravel with one hellacious hill in the middle!
Rea Valley route HERE
FAQ

Some basic Q&A here, but visit the FAQ section of our website for more information.
Q: Are there awards?
A: There will be one award to recognize the first team to completes all three courses and return to Rapp’s.

Q: What if I don’t have a teammate?
A: Single riders who want to participate with a teammate can fill out the Single Rider Form We’ll collect your information and connect people.
A: You may ride solo if you desire, we’re just partial to the idea of doing things with a buddy.

Q: Are e-bikes permitted?
A: Yes, e-bikes are permitted, however you’ll be ineligible for the overall award.

Learn more about this event on the Randonneuring Gravel Rally of the Ozarks HERE

Doom
2026-03-13 - 2026-03-15 | The Club House, 118 Arbor Street, Hot Springs, 71901, United States
We’ve shifted to the Ouachita National Forest to continue showcasing some of the most rewarding backcountry riding and views in the Natural State. The move brings long stretches of singletrack and true remoteness—entirely new terrain for any previous edition. Hot Springs now serves as the launch and return point, offering more accessible food, lodging, and activities for anyone making the trip.
We’re including three distances again:
Ouachita Doom
325+ Miles | 32k+ Feet of Vert | 110+ Miles Singletrack | 80%+ Unpaved
A full-scale Ouachita epic. Over 100 miles of singletrack link the Northwoods Trails, the IMBA Epic Lake Ouachita Vista Trail, the IMBA Epic Womble, and long runs of the Ouachita Trail—stitched together with tarmac, gravel, doubletrack, and rugged forest roads. The route grinds to Tall Peak’s old lookout tower and carves through the Flatside Wilderness before closing the loop around Lake Ouachita—a demanding multi-day push stacked with bonus miles and hidden gems.
This distance includes a drop-bag option at the end of the Ouachita Trail section before you head into the far-east loop. You’ll access the same drop twice as the route returns to that spot. The plan is to use a box trailer or U-Haul secured with a padlock; the code will be provided before the start. Drop bags must be a sealed 3-Gallon Ziploc bag and can be handed in at check-in before the race. Provide you own bag and contents!
There will be one additional neutral aid on course that is shared with the High Watch distance option. Location TBD but you can get context by referring to their route file on shared miles.
Route Link
The High Watch
200+ Miles | 16k+ Feet of Vert | 45+ Miles of Singletrack | 65%+ Unpaved
This figure-eight route weaves the Northwoods Trails, the IMBA Epic Lake Ouachita Vista Trail, and a patchwork of tarmac, dirt, and rugged ridgelines into a ride of deliberate contrast. From punchy singletrack to fast backroads and the climb to Tall Peak’s old lookout tower, every transition feels intentional—each element returning in new form as the route loops back through the Ouachitas to Hot Springs.
One neutral aid location on route. Location TBD.
Route Link
LOViT or Leave iT
116 Miles | 9k+ Feet of Vert | 45+ Miles of Singletrack | 55%+ Unpaved
This route traces a compact figure-eight through the Ouachitas, weaving the Northwoods Trails, the IMBA Epic Lake Ouachita Vista Trail, and a mix of tarmac, dirt, and rolling backroads into a seamless ride. Every section shifts tempo—from punchy singletrack to fast, flowing roads—looping through the hills before returning to Hot Springs.
Route Link
Bike Choice
We recommend a cross-country mountain bike for all three distances. While many modern gravel bikes blur the line into MTB territory, this event is framed as a mountain-bike effort. Plan on running at least 2.2-inch tires—even if you’re an underbiking champ.
Simple Schedule below. More details to roll out to signed up participants via email.
March 12th – The Club House
Check-in from 1pm-7pm
Rider Meeting at 7:30pm
March 13th
Last call check-in 5:00am-5:30am
Bell Ringing Ceremony at 5:55am
Grand Depart at 6am
Tracking
Tracking is required for all participants and is provided by a third-party service for an additional fee. It’s essential for safety, and it also allows friends, family, fans, and the event team to follow your progress in real time. We will email with more details as the event date approaches. Expect around $30 for registering your own device (inReach, SPOT, etc.) or around $80 for renting one out.
Refunds
Refunds are available through February 1, 2026. You’re welcome to transfer your entry to another rider, but that process is entirely up to you to arrange. No deferrals to future editions.
Price Increases
There’s a price increase of $20 on December 1st and another price increase of $15 on January 1st. Sign-up early on!

Possum Pedal Fun Ride
2026-03-14 09:00 - 14:00 | Russellville Station, 320 W C St., Russellville, 72801, United States
The Possum Pedal Fun Ride is design as a family friendly recreational ride the routes to some of the best locations in Russellville. You have two route options to choose from. The full loop is 14 miles long with three rest stops. The short cut loop is 8 miles long, with 3 rest stop and designed for riders who desire an easier and more casual course. Both routes were carefully designed to provide low traffic volume, safer street crossings, bike lanes, and abundant bicycle accessible sidewalks/bike paths.
The rest stops include a historical landmark, the Boys and Girls Club, and the Russellville Airport (Hotdogs, chips, and refreshment provided).
We are excited to host this event and we’re thrilled to have you join in the fun. All finishers will be awarded with a Possum Palooza metal.

Wildcat Marathon | Mountain Bike Endurance Event
2026-03-28 | Cedar Glades Park, 461 Wildcat Rd, Hot Springs, AR, 71913, United States
This is a one day event but will be in conjunction with the Southern Enduro Tour Stop #3 – the Northwoods Enduro held on Sunday. There will be a coveted King & Queen award for the top male and female who take on both the Wildcat Marathon and the Northwoods Enduro!
The Cedar Glades trails will be combined with the Northwoods trails for tons of fast single track, machine cut trail, loads of speed, and tough climbs to make sure your appetite is sure to be fulfilled by the end of your race day!
Course map with race distance and lap details will be provided to all registered Racers the week before the race. Be prepared for around 50 miles for the full marathon and around 25 for the half marathon (Mildcat). Pre-ride will be the Friday before the race. This will be a Mass Start by category where there will be a short start lap and two full laps. The Mildcat will start after the Wildcat categories have gone out and will do the start lap and then one full lap.
To keep our production quality high there will be a cap on number of Racers. Once that number has been reached registration will be closed. If it is at least three days prior to the race a Wait List will be created (see Wait List section). Plan accordingly and register as soon as possible so you do not miss out.
Entry Details
Event Swag
Custom number plate
A professionally marked course with arrows and tape – maps emailed to racers the week of the race
Timing System from SPORTident for you to have an experience just like the World Series races with accuracy to the 1000th of second, instant results upon finishing and scoreboard.
Neutral support provided
Aid station and snacks mid-race
Post-race meal included with entry on Saturday for all registered Racers
Cold adult beverages in marked areas – 21+ only
A professional awards ceremony with awards to all categories
Payouts for Men & Women Open categories
Refreshments and food available for purchase

Schedule & Course Map
Full schedule, along with the course map, will be emailed out to all registered Racers and posted in Facebook Event the week of the race. Be sure to monitor your emails race week to review the schedule.
Failure to check in and pick up your timing chip by the scheduled mandatory race meeting can result in a Racer not being able to race.
Friday |
Will include Pre-Ride and Check In
Saturday |
Will include final check in, all race categories timing chip pickup, race times, mandatory Racers Meeting, timing chip turn in AS SOON AS RACE COMPLETED, Pre race meal, etc.

Logistics
Race Venue Address – 461 Wildcat, Hot Springs, Arkansas
Camping – See Camping, Lodging, & Venue details below
If not camping at venue please check out other RV parks, campgrounds, hotels, Airbnb’s, etc. in the area for your accommodations
Dogs – Well behaved dogs are allowed if always leashed
Pack It In, Pack Out – If you haul it in you haul it out. Leave no trace. Respect.

Prepare
Food – Post Race Meal provided to Racers on Race Day only. Meal ticket obtained at Registration & Timing tent post race after turning in your timing chip. Family and friends welcome to grab a plate for purchase. While an onsite food truck may offer breakfast and other meal s for purchase please bring your breakfast food, snacks, special dietary foods, hydration and anything specific for your pre and post-race needs.
Water & Snacks – We will provide water and snacks at the aid station during race times but you need to be prepared for pre ride days and race days. Bring more than you think you’ll need. Plan to have at least 50-60 ounces on you at all times while riding.
Feed Zone – There will be a neutral feed zone that you can access your personal hydration and snacks at in between laps.
Safety – This is not the time to skimp on protective equipment. We highly suggest appropriate, knee pads, and elbow pads. Riding within your limits is essential.
Trash – If you pack it in, you pack it out.
Nice to have – – Spare tubes, inflation device, tire plugs, chain link, derailleur pulleys and other parts. Sponsor Revolution Mobile Bike Repair will be onsite for mechanical support but it is always best to give your bike a once over before a race to address any issues as well as to bring any items you may need to make repairs. **NOTE – Revolution Mobile Bike Repair will provide assistance for issues that occur onsite during pre-ride and the race – not for issues that occurred prior, or to build bikes, or add/replace components that were not on your bike prior to arriving at event.

Rules
#Racing Age | What your age will be on 12/31/26
#Onsite Payments – Venmo and PayPal, and cash if exact, accepted for any onsite purchases – no credit/debit card. This does not apply to any vendors – they will have their own payment options.
#On site waiver will be required and must be signed onsite at the venue. Any racer under the age of 18 must have a parent present with them at Check In to sign waiver.
#Only Racers, with a number plate on, will be allowed on the event stages during Pre-Ride Friday and the race Saturday.
#You cannot change your category after the race starts.
#Racers must attend the Racers Meeting, not start the race before the Racer’s Meeting, and must go out with your category during the Mass Start; not any later.
#All timing chips must be picked up prior to the Mandatory Racer’s Meeting or the Racer may not be able to race.
#Racer cannot wear a timing chip different from the one that was assigned to them by the Timing Director at the Timing Tent.
#Timing chip must be worn on the Racer’s right wrist unless otherwise noted by the Race Director or Timing Director.
#The bike and equipment you start the race on must be the same bike and equipment you finish on. The Official Race Director must approve exceptions. *Exceptions are repairing, or replacement of tires.
#Any form of outside assistance or support such as; non-racers, family members, friends or unapproved pit stops is forbidden. However, Racers are allowed and encouraged to help fellow competitors on the course.
#The race course must be completed as marked with no course cutting.
#Pay attention to the marked course and arrows to ensure you do not go off course.
#Do not change, adjust, or modify the course in any way. If you have a concern about a course feature, please present the concern to the Race Director with a picture and description of concern.
#Do not disrespect the land such as littering.
Riders deviating from any of these rules can and/or will be time penalized and possibly result in Racer being disqualified.
#This race does not count towards the Southern Enduro Tour points.

Camping, Lodging, & Venue Info
Free dry, primitive camping for tents or RVs (no hookups) will be available at the Race Venue site which is located at Cedar Glades Park. Camping will be in a certain area of the park and will be on a first come, first get what spot you want basis. No showers on-site but there will be porta johns. The Cedar Glades Trail Head has the most parking available, a playground, bike skills area, and a walking trail.
Visit Hot Springs provided this link with MANY options if you do not want to camp at Cedar Glades Park: https://www.hotsprings.org/places/lodging/
Also check out:
Gold-Inn Hot Springs
https://www.facebook.com/goldinnhotsprings/
Dame Fortune’s Cottage Court
https://www.facebook.com/staydamefortune/
Historic Best Motor Court
638 Ouachita Avenue
501-701-1111
www.BestCourtHotSpring.com
There is also camping at:
https://www.campgroundviews.com/…/stephens-park-recreation…/ If primitive is not your thing they do have showers, restrooms, potable water, and RV hookups. They are roughly 10 miles from venue.
And check out area Airbnb’s, Vrbo’s, etc.

Wait List
This race has a Racer limit. Once that number is reached registration will be closed. If it is at least three days prior to the race, a Wait List will be created. You can register for the Wait List, and if/when spots become available, we will pull from the Wait List in the order of registration and you will be charged. There is no guarantee we will have spots become available. if you can no longer attend please email dustin@slaughtertrailguides.com to have yourself removed from the Wait List. It is the Racers responsibility to monitor their email to see if they have been removed from the Wait List and in to the race.

Refund & Transfer Policy
These are rain, shine, ice or snow events except under extreme circumstances in which we will notify all participants of any cancelations.

Refunds | With a 15% fee we will honor a refund when the request is at least two weeks (14 days) prior to the race.
If the request is made with less than two weeks to the race then a refund will not be available.
We do not accept participant to participant transfers.
If you purchased the Event Registration Protection when registering, then you will need to contact them first via the contact information below:
Tech@athleteReg.com
(888) 956-9560.
https://www.eventregistrationprotection.com/allianzassistance/ManagePolicy/
No refunds or transfers after you have arrived for the race or after the race starts/has happened.
Merchandise purchases and service fees are non refundable.

For any race related questions email dustin@slaughtertrailguides.com
Thank you!

Check out Social Media pages on Instagram and Facebook for event updates and announcements

Slaughter Trail Guides reserves the right to amend, add, and alter rules, schedule, policies and details to the event at any time.
Disclaimer | An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. Please consider wearing a mask and practicing social distancing. If you have been recently exposed, and/or are experiencing symptoms, we ask that you consider not attending the event. Please note that the Refund & Transfer Policy will still be followed in the event you cannot attend. You can review the Registration Protection Insurance, offered to purchase when registering, and their coverage offered in regard to COVID-19 at: https://azcontent.us/alert/2019-novel-coronavirus-event. Slaughter Trail Guides is not involved in this voluntary protection coverage. By visiting Northwoods Trails, and attending this event, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.

Southern Enduro Tour | Round 4 | NORTHWOODS ENDURO
2026-03-29 | Northwoods Trails, 300 Pineland Dr, Hot Springs, AR, 71901, United States
The Southern Enduro Tour (SET) visits Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma offering the best variety of terrain in the mid-west and creating a regional championship that is both challenging and fun for any mountain biker that is seeking a premium race experience. At the season finale the SET will crown competitors as the best all-around Enduro Racers!
Full details about SET and the other races in the tour can be found at https://www.southernendurotour.com/
The fourth round of the 2025 SET will be at Northwoods Trails in Hot Springs, Arkansas!
The race is rated | Skill-7 | Fitness-8 | Gnar-7
This is a one day event with up to 7 stages on Sunday.
A one day event means there will be racing on race day (Sunday in this case) only and most pre-riding will be done on the Friday prior and after the Wildcat Marathon race on Saturday. All Racers, regardless of age or category will race the same course and stages. There will B line options for more difficult areas – or walk anything you do not feel comfortable riding. Stages must be completed in order, and only one time, unless otherwise noted.
To keep our production quality high there will be a cap on the number of Racers. Once that number has been reached registration will be closed. If it is at least three days prior to the race a Wait List will be created (see Wait List section). Plan accordingly and register as soon as possible so you do not miss out.
We will also offer a “Just Ride” category where participants can ride with their junior racer. This is an untimed category and is not required if you are registered to do the timed Enduro race. Event Swag & Post Race Meal included in Just Ride. You can register via BikeReg.

Entry Details
Event Swag
Custom number plate
A professionally marked course with arrows and tape – maps emailed to racers the week of the race.
Neutral support provided.
Enduro Timing System from SPORTident for you to have an experience just like the World Series races with accuracy to the 1000th of second, instant results upon finishing and scoreboard.
Aid station and snacks mid-race.
Post-race meal included with entry on Sunday for all registered Racers and Just Ride participants,
Cold adult beverages in marked areas – 21+ only.
A professional awards ceremony with awards to all categories.
Payouts for Pro categories.
Refreshments and food available for purchase.
Raffle for all registered Racers provided by top notch sponsors.
On-site sponsors.
Schedule & Course Map
Full schedule, along with the course map, will be emailed out to all registered racers and posted in Facebook Event the week of the race. Be sure to monitor your emails race week to review the schedule.
Failure to check in and pick up your timing chip by the scheduled mandatory race meeting can result in a Racer not being able to race. Failure to head to the first stage by the end of the final wave can result in a Racer not being able to race.
Friday |
Will include Pre-Ride and Check In
Saturday |
Will include Check In AFTER the Wildcat Marathon race is complete and Pre-Ride all day.
Sunday |
Will include final Check In, timing chip pickup, mandatory Racers Meeting, race start times, timing chip TURN OFF, Post race meal, etc.
Logistics
Race Venue Address – 461 Wildcat Road, Hot Springs, AR 79019
Camping – See Camping, Lodging, & Venue details below
If not camping at venue please check out other RV parks, campgrounds, hotels, Airbnb’s, etc. in the area for your accommodations
Dogs – Well behaved dogs are allowed if leashed at all times.
Pack It In, Pack Out – If you haul it in you haul it out. Leave no trace. Respect.
Prepare
Food – Post Race Meal provided to racers on Race Day only. Meal ticket obtained at Registration & Timing tent after turning in your timing chip. Family and friends welcome to grab a plate for purchase. While an onsite food truck may offer breakfast and other meals for purchase please bring your breakfast food, snacks, special dietary foods, hydration and anything specific for your pre and post-race needs.
Water – We will provide water at the aid station during race times but you need to be prepared for pre ride days and race days. Bring more than you think you’ll need. Plan to have at least 50-60 ounces on you at all times while riding.
Snacks – Have carbs and protein on hand between meals
Safety – This is not the time to skimp on protective equipment. We highly suggest a full-face helmet, knee pads, and elbow pads. Riding within your limits is essential.
Trash – If you pack it in, you pack it out.
Nice to have – Spare tubes, inflation device, tire plugs, chain link, derailleur pulleys and other parts. Sponsor Revolution Mobile Bike Repair will be onsite but it is always best to give your bike a one over before a race and bring any items you may need to fix things. **NOTE – Revolution Mobile Bike Repair will provide assistance for issues that occur onsite during pre-ride and the race – not for issues that occurred prior or to build bikes or add/replace components that were not on your bike prior to arriving at event.
Rules
#Racing Age | What your age will be on 12/31/25
#Onsite Payments – Venmo and PayPal, and cash if exact, accepted for any onsite purchases – no credit/debit card. This does not apply to any vendors – they will have their own payment options.
#Race waiver will be required and must be signed onsite at the venue. Any Racer under the age of 18 must have a parent present with them at Check In to sign waiver.
#Only Racers and Just Ride, with a number plate on, will be allowed on the event stages during Pre-Ride.
#Timed Enduro Racers only, with number plate on, on stages during race on Sunday – No Just Ride participants or non-racers.
#You cannot change your category after the race starts.
#Racers must attend the Racers Meeting, not start the race before the Racer’s Meeting, and must be go out to start the race during your noted category wave time; not any later.
#All timing chips must be picked up prior to the Mandatory Racer’s Meeting or the Racer may not be able to race.
#Racer cannot wear a timing chip at any time that is different from the one that was assigned to them by the Timing Director at the Timing Tent.
#Timing chip must be worn on the Racer’s right wrist unless otherwise noted by the Race Director or Timing Director.
#The bike and equipment you start the race on must be the same bike and equipment you finish on. Official Race Director must approve exceptions. *Exceptions are repairing or replacement of tires.
#Once racers have entered the stage line there is no cutting in line.
#All stages must be completed in order, and only once, unless otherwise notes in Racer Meeting by the Race Director.
##Timing stations will be placed at the start and finish of each stage. All Racers must stay on course during the stages and transitions. Veering off course is disrespectful to everyone from the landowner, race organizers, fellow competitors and yourself.
#Any form of outside assistance or support such as; non-racers, family members, friends or unapproved pit stops is forbidden. However, Racers are allowed and encouraged to help fellow competitors on the course.
#Stage Reruns are NOT ALLOWED for mechanicals, the racer crashing, or going off course unless discussed with and approved by the Race Director or Timing Director ONLY. Only Racer impediment, safety hazards, or fellow Racer injury support warrants a re-run and must be approved by the Race Director or Timing Director ONLY prior to the re-run. Stage reruns can be seen by the Timing Director and do not disappear from the timing chips history regardless of time that has passed. Any unapproved re-runs, either intentional or unintentional will result in a disqualification. Flat tires, bent wheels, broken chains, and ANY type of mechanical issue, or rider error is part of racing and does not warrant a re-run.
#Always stop for an injured Racer. In the case of a downed Racer that receives assistance provided by another participant – the helping participant’s time will be adjusted by averaging the lap times from the particular stage or a re-run will be authorized by the Race Director. The downed Racer may not qualify for a re-run. If you cannot contact the Race Director wait at the Timing tent until receiving direction.
#Do not change, adjust, or modify the course in any way. If you have a concern about a course feature please present the concern to the Race Director with a picture and description of concern.
#Do not disrespect the land such as littering.
Racers deviating from any of SET Rules can and/or will be time penalized and possibly be disqualified from the race.

Dual Slalom
The Dual Slalom will be held on Saturday evening. There will be a qualifying time frame (see schedule) where you can run the Dual Slalom stage as many times as you want and your best time will be your qualifying time. We will take the top Men, Women, and Juniors to decide the racing brackets. The race will be “throw down” format.

Overalls
Participants will register for the category they will remain in for the series to qualify for Overalls. You cannot change categories after the second stop and you must notify the Timing Director at dustin@slaughtertrailguides.com if you are changing your category prior to that. Failure to let us know of a category change can impact your series overall points negatively. If you race in different categories the results will not be combined for overall results.
The Tour Overall is your best 3 out of 4 results. You must finish 2 races to qualify for the overall. In the event that there is a tie in the overall – each Racer’s next best finish will be calculated into the overall score until the tie is broken. If two Racers have completed all 4 races and still have tied points – total race time will be calculated and the lower times advances into the overall position.
PLEASE ENSURE YOU REGISTER USING THE SAME NAME FOR EACH STOP or your Overall points will be affected.
Camping, Lodging, & Venue Info
Free dry, primitive camping for tents or RVs (no hookups) will be available at the Race Venue site which is located at Cedar Glades Park. Camping will be in a certain area of the park and will be on a first come, first get what spot you want basis. No showers on-site but there will be porta johns. The Cedar Glades Trail Head has the most parking available, a playground, bike skills area, and a walking trail.
Visit Hot Springs provided this link with MANY options if you do not want to camp at Cedar Glades Park: https://www.hotsprings.org/places/lodging/
Also check out:
Gold-Inn Hot Springs
https://www.facebook.com/goldinnhotsprings/
Dame Fortune’s Cottage Court
https://www.facebook.com/staydamefortune/
Historic Best Motor Court
638 Ouachita Avenue
501-701-1111
www.BestCourtHotSpring.com
There is also camping at:
https://www.campgroundviews.com/…/stephens-park-recreation…/ If primitive is not your thing they do have showers, restrooms, potable water, and RV hookups. They are roughly 10 miles from venue.
And check out area Airbnb’s, Vrbo’s, etc.
Wait List
This race has a Racer limit. Once that number is reached, registration will be closed. If it is at least three days prior to the race, a Wait List will be created. You can register for the Wait List, and if/when spots become available, we will pull from the Wait List in the order of registration and you will be charged. There is no guarantee we will have spots become available. if you can no longer attend please email dustin@slaughtertrailguides.com to have yourself removed from the Wait List. It is the Racers responsibility to monitor their email to see if they have been removed from the Wait List and in to the race.
Refund & Transfer Policy
These are rain, shine, ice or snow events except under extreme circumstances in which we will notify all participants of any cancelations.
Refunds | With a 15% fee we will honor a refund when the request is at least two weeks (14 days) prior to the race.
If the request is made with less than two weeks to the race then a refund will not be available.
Transfers | With a 15% fee we will honor a transfer to another SET race within season when the request is at least one week (7 days) prior to the race.
If the request is made with less than a week to the race then a transfer will not be available.
In the event a transfer is given the participant will receive a credit/coupon code, minus the 15% fee, to use to register for an upcoming race within the season. The participant will need to pay for any difference in entry fee(s). If the credit is not used by the end of the season it will expire and no further transfers or refunds will be available for it.
We do not accept participant to participant transfers.
If you purchased the Event Registration Protection when registering then you will need to contact them first via the contact information below:
Tech@athleteReg.com
(888) 956-9560.
https://www.eventregistrationprotection.com/allianzassistance/ManagePolicy/
No refunds or transfers after you have arrived for the race or after the race starts/has happened.
Merchandise purchases and service fees are non refundable.
For any race related questions email dustin@slaughtertrailguides.com
**Check out Social Media pages on Instagram and Facebook for event updates and announcements**
Slaughter Trail Guides reserves the right to amend, add, and alter rules, schedule, policies and details to the event at any time.
Disclaimer | An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. Please consider wearing a mask and practicing social distancing. If you have been recently exposed, and/or are experiencing symptoms, we ask that you consider not attending the event. Please note that the Refund & Transfer Policy will still be followed in the event you cannot attend. You can review the Registration Protection Insurance, offered to purchase when registering, and their coverage offered in regard to COVID-19 at: https://azcontent.us/alert/2019-novel-coronavirus-event. Slaughter Trail Guides & Southern Enduro Tour are not involved in this voluntary protection coverage. By visiting Northwoods Trails and Cedar Glades Park, and attending this event, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.

NWA Spring Classic Road Race
2026-03-29 08:00 - 13:00 | Downtown Prairie Grove, 921 Escue Dr, Prairie Grove, AR, 72753, United States
A USA Cycling sanctioned road race with multiple categories. The race is held on a local favorite course in Prairie Grove, AR just minutes from Fayetteville. This race is a great season test of the legs or the perfect opportunity to try your first competitive mass-start road race.

37th Annual Ozark MTB Festival
2026-04-03 - 2026-04-05 | Devil’s Den State Park, 11333 West Arkansas Hwy. 74, West Fork, AR, 72774, United States
Since 1989, Devil’s Den State Park has been celebrated as the birthplace of Arkansas mountain biking at this annual festival. Join park staff and the Ozark Off-Road Cyclists for a family-friendly weekend exploring the Monument Trails and making memories. Guided rides are available for a wide range of skill and experience levels, from beginners to seasoned cyclists, along with additional activities throughout the weekend.

Mile Zero
2026-04-10 - 2026-04-12 | Kelly Courtyard, 415 Cherry St, Helena-West Helena, 72342, United States
Mile Zero: Delta Outdoor Festival
A weekend celebration of adventure, culture, and community. The event combines cycling, running, paddling, and birding experiences to showcase the Delta’s stunning landscape.

Mile Zero offers a wide array of activities for participants of all ages and abilities, including:
– Gravel and road cycling routes connecting to the Delta Heritage Trail and the Crowley’s Ridge Gravel Trail from scenic beginner paths to challenging routes for advanced riders.
– The Low Road Marathon, offering a unique running experience through the heart of the Delta.
– Guided e-bike birding tours to Saint Francis National Forest and Mississippi River State Park during peak spring migration.
– A 600 Mile gravel biking odyssey that highlights the best of the Arkansas Delta and Crowley’s Ridge (free multiday event, register here: bikereg.com/helena600)
– Mississippi River State Park paddling and birding excursions.
– Community-centered activities including a bike block party, learn-to-ride sessions, bicycle giveaways, and community meals for local youth and their families.
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Formerly known as the Delta Grind, the event has been rebranded as Mile Zero to reflect a new chapter rooted more deeply in Helena’s identity, landscape, and long-term future.
The name Mile Zero draws inspiration from Helena’s position as a gateway to the Delta; where trails, rivers, history, and culture converge. The rebrand signals an intentional transition toward local stewardship, with the long-term vision of the event becoming a community-supported celebration led by the City of Helena, ensuring its sustainability for years to come.
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“Mile Zero is more than an outdoor festival — it’s a strategic step toward positioning Helena as a hub for recreation, culture, and community vitality,” said Ammen Jordan, Director of studioDRIFT. “By connecting trails, rivers, and public spaces, we are building an experience that strengthens the local economy and enhances quality of life for residents and visitors alike.”
The festival supports studioDRIFT’s Crowley’s Ridge Gravel Trail Project, a long-term initiative to expand trail connectivity, foster sustainable outdoor recreation, and drive economic growth across the Delta.
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Join us for a rally-style celebration of cycling, culture, and community in the heart of the Arkansas Delta.
This unique event blends the best of gravel and road riding with the Delta’s vibrant soul — live music, local food, and cultural experiences that honor the region’s deep roots in music, history, and heritage. From mellow scenic routes to gnarly, gravel-grinding challenges, there’s a course for every rider — and now, new routes!

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The perfect mash-up of fun and folly!
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SCHEDULE
SATURDAY (4/11 @ Kelley Courtyard — 415 Cherry St)
MARATHON – RUNNERS

7 – 8am Check In
8am Pre-run Meeting
8:15 Bus Departs
9am Start
1pm – 5pm Food & Entertainment

ROAD & GRAVEL – RIDERS

8 – 9:30am Check In
9:45am Pre-ride Meeting
10am Start
1pm – 5pm Food & Entertainment

HALF MARATHON, 5K AND 1 MILE – RUNNERS/WALKERS

8 – 9:30am Check In
10:10 am Start
1pm – 5pm Food & Entertainment

Friday Options (4/10)

3pm – casual group ride (start from 430 Cherry St.)
3pm – casual group run (start from 430 Cherry St.)

Sunday Opportunities (4/12)

Guided canoe outing on the Mississippi
Guided birding outings

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SATURDAY ROUTE OPTIONS
CYCLING – ridewithgps
RUNNING & WALKING ROUTES – ridewithgps
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WHAT TO EXPECT

RUNNERS & WALKERS

Marathon – explore Marianna before transitioning to sandy gravel roads through a state park and a national forest characterized by tall timber and cypress swamps, flanked by the unique geological rise of Crowley’s Ridge, all the way to historic Helena.
Half Marathon – savor downtown Helena, passing cultural landmarks and a levee overlook before transitioning to sandy gravel roads outside of town on your way to a magical destinations in the St. Francis National Forest.
5k & Mural Mile – enjoy Helena and its beautiful River Park

RIDERS

Some of the best riding in the heart of the Nation

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IMPORTANT INFO

ALL ROUTES ARE UNMARKED – you MUST have a GPS app or written/printed directions
ZERO WASTE EVENT – BYO bottle/hydration pack recommended. Water jugs on course.
SELF SUPPORT RIDE – BYO tire repair, pump, tools, etc.
Aid Stations will be provided and marked on map; bring cash for convenience store treats
Rolling SAG for DNF only

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LOOKING FOR LODGING OPTIONS, BIKEPACKING ROUTES? CLICK HERE
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EVENT PARTNERS
This year’s event collaborators include the Helena Chamber, A&P, Thrive, and Mississippi River State Park.

2026 USA Cycling Paracycling Road National Championships
2026-04-10 - 2026-04-12 | Fulbright Junior High School, 5303 SW Bright Road, Bentonville, 72712, United States
The full competition schedule can be found here.
Please review the event eligibility guide here to ensure participation qualifications are met.
Please note, all riders who want to compete at the 2026 Paracycling Road National Championships must meet all eligibility, licensing, category, and age requirements as indicated in the eligibility guide linked above.
For event updates and additional resources, refer to the USA Cycling Paracycling Road National Championships event page, as it will continue to be updated leading into the event.
Classification
Classification will be held on April 10th, the day before competition begins. Please be flexible that entire day, as the classification schedule is subject to change.
What to bring to classification:
– Race equipment (bike, trike, handcycle)
– Be wearing the clothing that they will compete in (to allow for the physical assessment)
Questions can be directed to nationalevents@usacycling.org.
Location Information
Learn more about our host here. You will be able to find lodging options and information on local restaurants and activities.
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Any USA Cycling member could be tested at any event organized or sanctioned by USA Cycling and must adhere to all USADA, UCI and/or their designees anti-doping control procedures in effect at the event. Watch this short video to ensure you are adhering to anti-doping rules.
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USA Cycling has a No Refund Policy for National Championships. We suggest adding the Participant Registration Insurance when completing your registration in BikeReg.

Spring River Rambler
2026-04-11 08:00 - 17:00 | Downtown Hardy, Loberg Drive, Hardy, 72542, United States
Come have some fun with us April 11th, 2026 in Hardy, Arkansas, along the beautiful Spring River! We wanted to create something fun and inexpensive for people to come do in our little corner of the Ozarks.
The kid’s races are intended to be a great entry into the sport of cycling – no drama, just try to pedal faster than anyone else on the line! Virtually any kind of bikes are welcome… the park is flat and all of the kids course(s) will be on pavement and grass.
The kids will race for prizes in the park, then the adults will do their mostly gravel road rides just for fun! Kid’s Race Categories: 4 and Under, 5 to 7, 8 to 10, and 11 to 12.
13 to 15 year olds can participate in the 18 Mile adult fun ride, and 16 to 17 year olds can participate in the 18 or 32 Mile adult fun rides.
Adult entries include an event t-shirt, a goodie/swag bag, a momento for finishing the ride, and drinks/snacks.
Kid’s entries are only for their races and drinks/snacks; we thought we would allow parents to buy their kids shirts separately as a means to keep entries down. We will have prizes for the Top 3 in each age group for the kid’s races.
Be sure to follow us on Facebook for updates as we get closer to the big day!

Rock the Ridge
2026-04-11 09:00 - 16:00 | Pea Ridge City Park, 2344 Hayden Road, Pea Ridge, 72751, United States
Rock the Ridge is a family-friendly gravel event rolling through the quiet roads and ridge lines around Pea Ridge, Arkansas. We’ve designed two routes so everyone can share the day whether you’re brand-new to gravel riding or looking for a solid early-season challenge.
Routes

Gravel Beginnings: 13-Mile Loop: Low-traffic gravel and paved sections, welcoming to all ages and abilities w/ marked route.
Gravel Fondo: 45-Mile Route: A classic Ozark gravel ride with rolling terrain, scenic ridges, and a mix of fast sections and steady climbs. Route will not be marked, participants will need to download the route prior to the event.

Route links will be emailed to all registered riders before the event.
Start Location & Schedule

All riders start and finish at Pea Ridge City Park 2344 Hayden Rd, Pea Ridge, AR 72751
Check-in opens at 8 a.m.
45 Mile rolls out at 9
13 mile roll out happens at 9:30.

Support

Marked route for the 13 mile course, no aid station
Self supported ride
SAG support available
Post-ride gathering at the finish

What to Bring
A well-maintained bike, helmet (required), water bottles, repair kit/tube, and a spirit of adventure. Gravel or MTB tires recommended.
Weather / Refund Policy
This is a rain-or-shine event. However severe weather plans, or cancelation will be communicated by email and social media.

Mile Zero
2026-04-11 09:00 - 17:00 | Downtown Helena, 415 Cherry St, Helena, AR, United States
Join us for a rally-style celebration of cycling, culture, and community in the heart of the Arkansas Delta.
This unique event blends the best of gravel and road riding with the Delta’s vibrant soul — live music, local food, and cultural experiences that honor the region’s deep roots in music, history, and heritage. From mellow scenic routes to gnarly, gravel-grinding challenges, there’s a course for every rider — and now, new routes for runners and walkers too.
“The perfect mash-up of fun and folly, all to support the creation of the Crowley’s Ridge Gravel Trail,”
— Ammen Jordan, Director of StudioDRIFT
The Delta Grind is more than a ride — it’s a movement to re-animate the Delta, highlighting its authenticity and spirit while supporting regional trail development and connectivity.
All proceeds benefit StudioDRIFT’s Crowley’s Ridge Gravel Trail Project, a community-driven effort to build sustainable outdoor recreation infrastructure in the Arkansas Delta.
Family-friendly. Open to all.
Proceeds from this event benefit the Crowley’s Ridge Gravel Trail

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SCHEDULE
FRIDAY

3pm – Optional casual group ride (start from 430 Cherry St.)

SATURDAY (Kelley Courtyard @ 415 Cherry St)

8 – 9:30am Check In
9:45am Pre-ride Meeting
10am Start
1pm – 5pm Food & Entertainment

Sunday

Guided canoe outing on the Mississippi, with Quapaw Canoe Company

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SATURDAY RIDE OPTIONS
2025 Route Collection: ridewithgps (STAY TUNED FOR REVISIONS)

GRAVEL

Low Road to Marianna Lollipop – 50 Mile
NEW MID-DISTANCE ROUTE IN DEV
Cotton Belt Levee to Delta Heritage Trail (Elaine – Lexa) to Low Road – 100 Mile

ROAD

High Road to Storm Creek Lake – 21 Mile
High Road to Marianna Lollipop – 100k

MIXED GRAVEL/ROAD

Big Spring Out/Back – 10k
Confluence Out/Back – 17 Mile
NEW MID-DISTANCE MIXED ROUTE TO DELTA HERITAGE TRAIL IN DEV
Low Road to Mississippi River State Park to High Road – 30 Mile
Low Road to Marianna to High Road – 50 Mile

2025 Route Collection: ridewithgps

Hazel Valley Rally
2026-04-11 10:00 - 17:00 | Hazel Valley Ranch, 16330 Olive Rd, Fayetteville, AR, 72701, United States
Please note: You do NOT need a USA Cycling license to register for this event.
April 11, 2026 we’ll gather together at Hazel Valley Ranch in Fayetteville, Arkansas and head out for some beautiful miles on NWA gravel. Expect routes of 45 and 64 miles in the Ozark National Forest. Afterwards we’ll convene back together at the ranch for Bike Rack Brewery beer and food with stories shared by the fire.
*If you’re camping Friday and Saturday nights its BYO food and drink those evenings. Bring a picnic blanket and anything you need to complete your weekend at the ranch.
This will be a timed event. Podiums at the after party!
Two routes to choose from:
HAVE MERCY ON ME: 63.3 miles + 5,933 ft of elevation gain
OR
THIS AIN’T EASY: 44.52 miles + 3,538 ft of elevation gain
Please note: The courses will NOT be marked. You MUST have a GPS computer or directions written down to navigate.
Aid Stations: The Meteor Cafe, Rapha and a couple locals (southern hospitality at its finest!) will head up aid stations on course. SAG vehicles will be available thanks to 37 North Expeditions and Pedal it Forward however use this as your last resort as its a very slow response time due to the course and location of the event.
No cancellations or deferrals but you can transfer or change your category by midnight of April 8th, 2026.
You can change your category or transfer your registration to another rider by following these BikeReg directions:
How to Transfer your Registration to Someone Else
How To Change The Category You Registered For
How to Remove yourself from a Waitlist
Camping at the ranch:
All proceeds for camping will be given to the ranch owners as our thank you for allowing all of us to enjoy their private property. Camping fee is for Friday and Saturday nights (no different if you only stay one of those nights.) Primitive camping only. Grass field. Port-o-potties will be available but no running water or showers, but guaranteed community and good times. Sorry, no available areas for RVs. Park your cars/vans at your own risk. Grass field parking only. If it’s rainy it will get muddy.
For information on the best places to stay, eat and explore near Hazel Valley Ranch, head to www.experiencefayetteville.com for all the info.

Iron Mountain XC
2026-04-12 08:00 - 15:00 | DeGray Lake Spillway, 400 Skyline Dr, Arkadelphia, AR, 71923, United States
The Iron Mountain XC is an AMBCS (Arkansas Mountain Bike Championship Series) mountain bike race contested on the lengendary trail system of Iron Mountain which is located on DeGray Lake just outside of Caddo Valley, Arkansas. This is a USA Cycling-sanctioned race and there are categories for all ages and levels. An annual licenses is required to race in the Cat 1 & 2 category. All others can race on a one-day license. NOTE: the Novice category entry fee includes the one-day license fee which is $15.
Chip timing, event t-shirt, post-race food and beverages (adult and youth), and awards are part of this great day of racing.
Also, check out the Iron Mountain Legend trail runs on Saturday, April 11 to make it a great weekend of soft trail competition.

2026 NICA Coach Retreat
2026-04-18 - 2026-04-19 | Camp Robinson, 6000 Camp Robinson Rd,, North Little Rock, 72118, United States
The Arkansas Interscholastic Cycling League was organized in 2015 to provide a fun, safe and high quality mountain biking program for students in grades 6 to 12. With the cooperation of our partners and our sponsors, we are able to provide a competitive mountain bike racing experience. Regardless of ability level, the Arkansas League is committed to providing a positive experience for all student-athletes.
Arkansas NICA is part of the National Interscholastic Cycling Association.

Double Barrel Gravel Ride
2026-04-18 07:00 - 16:00 | Benton County Quail Barn, 11670 W Highway 72, Bentonville, 72712, United States
Get ready to kick up some dust, raise a glass, and possibly a rifle—Double Barrel Gravel turns 10, and we’re throwing the ultimate gravel bash at the iconic Benton County Quail Barn!
Phat Tire Bike Shop and the Quail Barn invite every gravel lover to experience NWA’s finest gravel roads—packed with that perfect Northwest Arkansas charm. Choose your adventure:
15-mile leisure cruise for easy vibes and big smiles
31-mile mid-distance thrill with just the right challenge
70-mile epic for those hungry to conquer it all
The party? All-day, all-awesome at the Barn:
Live music to keep the energy high
Supervised skeet shooting
Ice-cold beer flowing freely, plus a mouthwatering Jambalaya and Crawfish Boil feast
This is THE gravel celebration of the year—fun for every rider, flavor for every soul.
Grab your bike, bring your friends, and let’s toast a decade of dirt, grit, and good times!
More info to follow in the coming weeks, for now mark your calendar and look for registration opening date!
Here’s the schedule:
6:30 am: Registration and Check In – get ready to rumble!
8:00 am: 71-Mile Riders Meeting and Start – the ultimate challenge begins
1:00 pm: 31-Mile and 15-Mile Riders’ Meeting and Start – join the fun, no matter your skill level
3:00 pm: The Party Starts – beer, food, music, and mayhem ensue
Note: The 71- and 31-mile courses are unmarked, so bring your A-game and your GPS. The 15-mile course will be marked, but don’t get too comfortable – it’s still gonna be a wild ride! Aid stations will be provided to keep you fueled and focused.
The Start & Finish is at the Benton County Quail Barn, and the routes feature some of the funnest, most challenging gravel roads in the area. We recommend 35mm or wider tires – anything less, and you might be in for a world of hurt. The 71-mile option features a whopping 5K in climbing, so be prepared to push yourself to the limit.
But it’s not all about the ride – the real fun starts at 3:00 pm, with an epic party featuring:

Ice-cold beer to quench your thirst from Fossil Cove Brewery
Delicious jambalaya and crawfish boil to satisfy your hunger
Live music to keep you moving and grooving from Frisky Squirrels
An inflatable obstacle course to test your skills and challenge your friends
A raffle with some amazing prizes to take home

So, what are you waiting for?
Join the Phat Tire Phamily and get ready for the most epic adventure of the year. Proceeds benefit the Benton County Quails, so you can feel good about getting wild and crazy. See you there!
Things to bring:

Bike, helmet and cycling clothes
Change of clothes for post-ride festivities
All the friends you can muster
No need to bring guns or ammo as those are provided
Bikes with a 35mm or wider tires are highly recommended
Flat kits – don’t start out without one.

If you need to grab some tires or rent a bike, Phat Tire Bike Shop has you covered click on this link for rentals https://www.phattirebikeshop.com
***parking fee required $15 per vehicle- provide proof of payment from bike reg to parking tenant day of event.
This fee goes to benefit Benton County Quail Barn.
The Benton County Quails are kindly offering a camping option on Saturday night, May 17th.
Camping can be purchased in the Merchandise section of registration.
The gates will open at 4:00 pm on Friday Aril 17th, 2026
GPS Course Route Links:
71-mile route: Double Barrel Gravel Ride 2019 FULL (71 Miles) · Ride with GPS
31-mile route: Double Barrel 30 Mile Gravel 2019 · Ride with GPS
15-mile route: Double Barrel 15 mile short gravel · Ride with GPS
Click in the top right of the link on the ‘Export’ button to load to your GPS device of choice.

Highlands Gravel Classic
2026-04-25 08:00 - 16:00 | Goshen Rural Recreational Hub, 244 Clark Street, Elkins, 72727, United States
The Highlands Gravel Classic is the first of two qualifiers in the USA for the UCI Gravel World Series (GWS). The GWS will include both new and existing events from around the world to qualify competitors to attend the world championships in Nice, France. Selection for the world championships will be based upon age group and gender, along with both Elite men’s and women’s categories for UCI-licensed riders. The top 25% finishers of ages 19-34 and then each 5-year age group (ex 35-39) separated by gender up to the oldest competitor will qualify.
Highlands Gravel Classic will feature 2 courses…Highlands – 68 miles and Farmlands – 54 miles. The 68 mile course is for Elites, Males (19-59) and Females (19-49). The 54 mile course is for Males 60+ and Females 50+.
Field Participant Caps:

Farmlands course – 500 total riders
Highlands course – 600 total riders

COWabunga Gravel
2026-05-02 08:00 - 17:00 | Viola City Park, AR-223, Viola, 72583, United States
Enjoy the beauty of North Central Arkansas farmland.
These routes are almost entirely gravel roads that roll past cow pastures and hay fields.
It is surprisingly varied and engaging terrain that takes riders up to scenic hilltops and down to wooded creeks. Distance options are 50, 30, or 17 miles – each route is challenging and scenic.
Registration includes a custom tee shirt, custom finishers award, and post race meal.
Meals for family/friends who are not racing are available during registration for an additional $10.

Tour de Toad Ride for Literacy
2026-05-02 08:00 - 17:00 | Conway Municipal Airport, 3250 Sand Gap Rd, Conway, AR, 72032, United States
The 2026 Tour de Toad Ride for Literacy is Saturday, May 3rd! Sign up for a 10, 20, or 40 mile ride!

Pedaler's bash
2026-05-02 09:00 - 14:00 | Allens Food, 60 Sugar Creek Center, Bella Vista, 72714, United States
the Pedaler’s Bash will begin and end on the north side of Allens Foods. When Parking, Please park on the west side, in the back of the large parking lot, furthest away from the businesses neighboring Allens, please be respectful and dont take parking away from the businesses in the shopping center Allens Foods is a wonderful grocery store, offering a large selection of organic, gluten free, and sports minded snacks. Give em some business, they are great folks.
Day of registration will be $80 for long course events and $65 for short course, E-BIKE, and junior categories. Day of, get registered at the Pedaler’s Pub tent on the north side of Allens foods. 60 sugar creek ctr, Bella Vista, Ar. 72714

Leatherwood Gravity Challenge
2026-05-03 | Lake Leatherwood, 14582 US-62, Eureka Springs, 72632, United States
This thrilling event will showcase the best of Downhill Mountain Biking located right here in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. It will be an adrenaline pumping mix of technical trails, fast descents and an exclusive race day only stage that will challenge even the most seasoned riders.

** Event Overview**

Total Laps – 10
Stages – 5, with 2 laps per stage
Special feature – 1 race day only stage to test your MTB handling skills

**Camping and Evening Activities**
Join us for a family-friendly night of camping on Saturday at the Lake Leatherwood Park group campsite. (For those that prefer less rustic accommodations, you can contact the park directly and book a cabin for the night.)
After an exhilarating day spent pre-riding the course, set up your tents and unwind under the stars. There will be a campfire for gathering around so you can share stories and connect with fellow racers while enjoying the warmth of the flames.
We will also have music to keep the stoke high and spirits lifted going into race day.
Sites are limited so be sure to register ahead of time.

RB4K Dirty Fondo presented by Subaru of Little Rock
2026-05-03 09:00 - 14:00 | BIg Barn – Lonoke, 103 Bransford Rd, Lonoke, AR, 72086, United States
Recycle Bikes for Kids is excited to announce Subaru of Little Rock is the presenting sponsor for the 2025 RB4K Dirty Fondo.
The event will be Sunday, May 3rd, with a 9:00am start at the Big Barn located at 103 Bransford Road, Lonoke. Packet Pickup will be Saturday, May 2nd from 4:30 until 7:00pm at Flyway Brewing in North Little Rock.
Recycle Bikes for Kids is also super excited to announce TIME Bicycles will be presenting one of their ADHX Gravel Bikes to the winner of the Flyway Brewing Bike Raffle.
All Dirty Fondo riders are eligible to win the TIME Bicycles ADHX gravel bike by registering before 5:00pm on Saturday, May 2.
The winner will be drawn at Flyway Brewing, 314 Maple Street, North Little Rock, during packet pickup at 6:30pm.
PLEASE NOTE YOU MUST BE PRESENT AT THE DRAWING TO WIN THE BIKE.
The winner will visit the TIME Bicycles office and sit down with staff to decide the size and components of the bike.
The first 100 riders registered will receive one of our swag bags. RB4K personnel will be at Flyway Brewery from 4:30 until 7:00pm handing out swag bags, prizes and answering any questions you may have about the event.
Routes this year:
40 mile route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49769130
40 mile alternate route in case of flooding https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49769001
32 mile alternate route in case of flooding https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49769053
26 mile alternate route in case of flooding https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49769090
18 mile alternate route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49769277

The Fastest Finishers for the 40 mile route this year will win free entry into the Dirty Fondo next year. Congratulations to Jamie Walden for winning free entry this year!
The Race to the Treasure Chest is sponsored by the Grumpy Rabbit restaurant in downtown Lonoke. Be the first riders to the Frisby Fish Farm Treasure Chest Rest Stop and grab gift cards to the Grumpy Rabbit.
Kids under 16 years of age can register for half price, but must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who is registered for the ride.
And as always, Gravel Ducks will be available at all rest stops. Grab one of the rubber ducks, but only one, and return it to the Finish Line where you can win prizes at the Redstone Construction Prize Table.
After the ride, return to the Big Barn and enjoy the Finish Line Party. The Beer Garden will be open when you get back. Lunch starts at 11:00am. If you want someone to join you for lunch, extra lunch tickets can be purchased for $20.
Be sure to grab a selfie or a professional portrait at the Dirty Fondo Photo Booth, sponsored by the Methodist Foundation for Arkansas. We want to see all your pictures, so feel free to post on our FB page. http://www.facebook.com/RB4KDirtyFondo
All proceeds from the RB4K Dirty Fondo go directly to Recycle Bikes for Kids to support the mission of giving free bikes to kids, providing adults the opportunity to earn a bike, and supporting bike infrastruture and education in our community.

Bike City Fondo
2026-05-09 07:00 - 15:00 | Walker Park, 10 W 15th St, Fayetteville, AR, 72701, United States
Love to ride? This event has options for everyone! Road riding, gravel grinder, paved trail system; there are courses for all riders, no matter your riding level! Bring your club, team, friends and/or family for a day of excellent riding and relax with a beer and refreshments at the finish.
Want to explore the back roads? Our road options which get you out of town onto the open roads quickly, with mileage to meet your goals. Feeling more adventurous? Or go for a gravel option. Our gravel course will take you south, out of Fayetteville and wind you through a variety of terrain. First event ride? Want to stay on the paved trail? We have that as well! And enjoy some amazing aid stations…you may be surprised by the wide array of goodies provided our great sponsors.
All ride options include a finisher medal, ride t-shirt and post race food and beverages! Join the fun!

Gravelocalpyse
2026-05-16 08:00 - 17:00 | Yellville City Park, 100 Potter, Yellville, 72687, United States
TBD

Rule of Three
2026-05-16 08:00 - 17:00 | Fly Oz Club, 3100 Price Coffee Rd,, Bentonville, 72712, United States
Come Early and Stay Late!
Beginning as early as Tuesday May 12th, we’ll have shake out rides, community get togethers, and other great ways to experience OZ – endless trails, bike cafes, museums, swimming holes, and hangouts.
Sponsor a Rider
Donate to the RO3 Peace and Love Fund and sponsor another rider’s registration cost. If you want it to cover someone in particular, email us their name and we’ll refund their registration. All names receiving this fund will be kept confidential. Reach out to us if you are in need of financial assistance. Email: lauren@ruleofthree.bike
Camping
Camping will be located on-site at the event location. This is a gorgeous open field with plenty of space to pitch a tent but not a camper van or RV. If you’re traveling by camper van, there is a gravel lot near the camping that is first come first serve. If you’re traveling by RV please park at a different location and ride your bike to the race. There will be no RV parking anywhere on the road or field. The closest RV campground is at Blowing Springs Park in Bella Vista.
There will be port-o-potties and a dumpster for garbage but no potable water. Please come prepared with enough water for the entire weekend.
Refunds, Transfers, Deferrals
No cancellations or deferrals but you can transfer to another person or change your category by midnight of MAY 12th, 2026. You can change your category or transfer your registration to another rider by following these BikeReg directions:
How to Transfer your Registration to Someone Else
How To Change The Category You Registered For
How to Remove yourself from a Waitlist
RO3 Merch
We make a generous donation to Arkansas NICA from the sale of every single piece of merch, so you can wear your gear knowing you helped get MORE KIDS ON BIKES!

PLEASE TAKE SPECIAL NOTE:
1. Time cutoff

Rule of Three is not your average 115 mile bike ride. Think road race, meets gravel, meets MTB, meets adventure race all rolled into one! Our course takes significantly longer to complete than an average 115 mile gravel event. If you’ve never done this race before and you’re not sure if you can complete a 115 mile RO3 route in less than 12 hours, we strongly suggest that you choose the 60 mile option-it’s still a beast!
For the 115 miler, we will have a time “check out” on course that you must pass by a certain time. If you haven’t made the time cutoff you’ll need to call for someone for a ride or wait for our Broomwagon, 37 North Expeditions, to come pick you up.
We want you to stand up to the challenge but we must keep the safety of all our riders top priority. We aim to have the last riders finish by 8pm.

2. Teams
115 and 60 mile 3 person teams take off (time trial style) in 1 minute increments. The team rides the route together, stopping at checkpoints to gather their “proof” and they must finish together.
3. Age Limit
If a rider U14 (13 years and younger) wants to ride at The Rule of Three, the rider will need to register under the U14 + Adult category and ride together with that adult during Rule of Three. The Rule of Three routes incorporate road, gravel and singletrack. Riders will need to ride alongside cars and have intermediate to advanced experience in all disciplines and be well versed with the rules of the road.
4. Inclement Weather Policy
Rule of Three will happen if the “creek don’t rise” and if it does we’ll route around it! Northwest Arkansas weather can be unpredictable to say the least. Come prepared for freezing and hot temps. Blue skies and dark skies. Dry and wet conditions. Buckle up…no matter what, it’ll be a fun ride!
5. Routes
The Rule of Three routes are new every year and we try to hold off on route revelations until right before the event….the element of surprise is a nice touch.
6. Volunteer at Rule of Three
www.bikereg.com/volunteer-at-rule-of-three
For up to date information head to our Instagram page and our website.
