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SUMMARY:MJ's Stampede
DESCRIPTION:Certified 5K/10K Race and Timed 5K Walk \nSaturday\, September 19 \nStart and Finish at Greg Smith River Trail\, 121 Riverfront Drive\, Fort Smith AR  72901 \n7 a.m. Registration\, 8 a.m. Race \nEntry Fee: $30 before September 8 and  $40 after September 8 through packet pickup\, $45 race day registration. \nParticipant Packet Pick-Up and Expo Friday\, September 18\, from 1 to 6 pm at Glass Pavillion 100 N. B Street and Saturday morning from 7 am – 7:45 am at Greg Smith River Trail\, 121 Riverfront Drive\, Fort Smith AR  72901. \nT-shirts guaranteed for those who register prior to September 6th and at day of race\, if available. \nOverall Awards for Top three Male & Top Female Finishers in 5K and 10K\, Top 3 Masters (40+)\, Grand Masters (50+)\, Seniors (60+)  Male and Female in 10K. \nAge Division Awards (5 deep) in 5 year age groups for 10 – 80 & 9 and under for 5K Run\, 10K Run\, and Timed 5K Walk. \nThis race goal is to raise funds to provide assistance to Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS). \nwww.teamintraining.org \nIn 2022\, LLS took bold steps to improve the futures of blood cancer patients and survivors dealing with more than 100 blood cancers\, including leukemia\, lymphoma\, and Myeloma. \n1. 14 new blood cancer treatment options were approved by FDA\, many because of longstanding LLS support.\n2.  LLS funded 117 scientists and invested in 17 Therapy Acceleration Program (TAP) partners to advance next-generation blood cancer research. \nLLS is thankful for our supporters and volunteers who help continue advancing the LLS mission in Arkansas providing life-saving resources\, research\, and financial support.  Below is a snapshot of how LLS impacted the people of Arkansas in FY22. \n\nPeople in AR who received financial assistance through C0-Pay Assistance Program: $4\,401\,500.00.\nIn travel assistance provided to patients in AR: $66\,000.00.\nIn Urgent Need financial assistance provided to patients in AR: $79\,500.00.\nPeople and caregivers served by education and services in AR: 916.
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LOCATION:121 Riverfront Drive\, 121 Riverfront Drive\, Fort Smith\, 72901\, United States
CATEGORIES:Running (Trail & Road)
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SUMMARY:NW Arkansas Mountain Bike Championships
DESCRIPTION:The NW Arkansas Mountain Bike Championships return to Devil’s Den State Park on September 19\, 2026\, bringing together riders from across the region for one of Arkansas’ longest-running mountain bike traditions. Featuring categories for beginners\, intermediate\, advanced\, youth\, and citizen racers\, the event offers challenging cross-country racing on the park’s rugged Ozark terrain while remaining spectator-friendly for families and fans. The championships are part of Arkansas’ strong mountain biking culture and continue a decades-long legacy of competitive racing in Northwest Arkansas.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/nw-arkansas-mountain-bike-championships/
LOCATION:Devil’s Den State Park\, 11333 West Arkansas Hwy. 74\, West Fork\, AR\, 72774\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260928
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SUMMARY:AES + ARDH | Round 2 | Eureka Enduro and Downhill @ Fat Tire Festival
DESCRIPTION:An annual stop on the Arkansas Enduro Series\, the Eureka Enduro is a rowdy weekend of racing through the “The Little Switzerland of the Ozarks” and the Victorian-style resort town of Eureka Springs. The community is home to some of the best mountain biking in Arkansas including Lake Leatherwood Gravity Park and the largest gravity park in the state. For 2026\, the Eureka Enduro is being held in conjunction with the Eureka Springs Fat Tire Festival – a three-day family-friendly mountain bike festival September 26-28\, 2026. \nRegistration opens Friday\, June 12th at 8am with participation based on a first-come\, first-served basis. To create a rewarding enduro race experience\, organizers reserve the right to limit overall event participation. Each participant’s entry includes: \n\nOne-day competition with up to 4-7 stages and 10-20 total miles of rider-designed racing with dedicated pre-race practice times the day prior to the race.\nSufficiently marked courses with maps emailed to participants the week of the event.\nLively mid-race aid stations with access to professional neutral mechanics and medical support.\nProfessional event timing with accuracy to the 1000th of a second and instant results.\nComplimentary post-race meal and cold beverages (21+ for adult beverages\, ID required) in a family-friendly festival setting.\nAwards ceremony by category with prizes awarded 5 deep.\n\nRACE VENUE \nEureka Springs premier outdoor recreation resource\, the 1600-acre Lake Leatherwood City Park features a 25-mile trail network surrounded by the spring-fed Lake Leatherwood – and a proper Ozark Mountain setting for round two of the Arkansas Enduro Series. A long list of available amenities at the park include cabins\, dry camping\, & RV sites and the sports field facility will double as the race venue for the weekend. \nRace Venue Address – 1303 Co Rd 204\, Eureka Springs\, AR 72632 \n  \nEVENT SCHEDULE \nFinal event schedule with packet pickup\, official pre-ride\, and start times will be released the week of the event. Arkansas Enduro Series events are rain or shine except under extreme circumstances. When permittable\, an official pre-ride/practice will be scheduled the day prior to Race Day(s). The Race Director reserves the right to adjust the schedule due to any unforeseen circumstances. \nFRIDAY | \n\nEarly pre-riding is allowed although some stages may in the proccess of being finishing marking.\n4PM-7PM | Early Check-In | Location TBA\n\nSATURDAY | \n\n9AM-4PM | Check-In & Official Practice Day\n\nSUNDAY | \n\n8AM-10AM | Timing Chip Pick-Up according to Wave Times. Late Check-In available.\n9AM-3PM | Race Day\n4PM | Podium Awards\n\nArkansas Enduro Series events are rain or shine except under extreme circumstances. When possible\, an official practice will be scheduled the day prior to Race Day(s). The Race Director reserves the right to adjust the schedule due to any unforeseen circumstances. \n  \nLODGING – Finding the right place to stay each night is just as important as what tire pressure to run during the day. Whether you’re searching for a hotel packed with family-friendly amenities or for a quiet cabin to connect with nature\, you’ll find it in Eureka Springs. \nHOTELS & MOTELS – Eureka’s hotels & motels offer every convenience to make your Eureka Enduro weekend a hit. From the haunted 1886 Crescent Hotel to the outdoor adventure themed Wanderoo Lodge\, endless options are available at www.visiteurekasprings.com. \nVACATION RENTALS – Eureka Springs offers a variety of vacation rentals for any group size. From rentals connected to the trails to a converted historic church\, find the perfect rental for your Eureka Enduro weekend at www.visiteurekasprings.com. \nLAKE LEATHERWOOD CITY PARK – Lake Leatherwood City Park offers a wide variety of lodging options including 6 fully furnished cabins\, 3 mini-cabins\, and 4 RV sites with water\, electric\, & septic hook-ups. To reserve\, just visit www.eurekaparks.com. \nDRY CAMPING – When possible\, limited dry camping spots at the Race Venue will be available to reserve during event registration. Please refer to the event’s online registration service for additional details. \nRESTAURANTS – From fine dining in a cave to sipping award-winning craft beverages\, Eureka Springs has something for all your (taste)buds. Eureka’s local restaurants provide the perfect place to dine\, drink and be entertained after any ride. To start planning your after-the-ride dining experience\, visit www.visiteurekasprings.com. \nSAFETY – This is not the time to skimp on protective equipment. Helmets are required to be worn on course during official event times and we highly suggest a full-face helmet\, knee pads\, and elbow pads. \nTEMPERATURE – In Eureka Springs\, August is hot and somewhat humid. Daily high temperatures typically peak in the upper 80s to low 90s (usually averaging around 91°F)\, while overnight lows offer relief by dropping into the mid-to-upper 60s. \nWATER & SNACKS – While hydration will be available at select locations on course\, riders are encouraged to plan to carry at least 50-60 ounces of water and enough snacks to sustain themselves under strenuous exercise. \nNICE TO HAVES – Bug spray\, sunscreen\, spare tubes\, pump or CO2\, plugs\, patches and other parts. \nDOGS – Dogs are allowed but are required to be on a leash at all times. No exceptions. \nTRASH – If you pack it in\, pack it out. We are guests. Please follow all event sustainability and recycling requests. \nRACE DAY MEAL – A post-race meal will be provided to racers and volunteers on Race Days only. Redeemable meal tickets will be provided at the Registration & Timing tent. When possible\, additional food trucks and other resources will be made available onsite for fans\, family and friends. \nWAIVER – All participants will be required to sign a waiver of liability prior to competing in the Arkansas Enduro Series. \nREFUND POLICY – Arkansas Enduro Series events are rain or shine\, and refunds will not be issued except under extreme circumstances. The Event Organizer reserves the right to adjust the schedule due to any unforeseen circumstances including rescheduling the event to a future date. \nIf participants choose to add additional Registration Protector through BikeReg\, those claims are handled entirely by Allianz Global Assistance. For policy questions or to file a claim visit www.eventregistrationprotection.com or call 1-888-799-2832. \nSERIES RULES – additional series information and rules available at www.arkansasenduroseries.com/rules.
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LOCATION:Downtown Eureka Springs\, 1303 CR 204\, Eureka Springs\, 72632\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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SUMMARY:Big Dam Bridge 100
DESCRIPTION:The Big Dam Bridge 100 is an annual event in central Arkansas that celebrates the “Big Dam Bridge” over the Arkansas River. The 4226-foot bridge is the longest bridge built for pedestrian and bicycle traffic in North America. It connects over 40 miles of scenic riverside trails between Little Rock and North Little Rock. It also serves as the backbone for connecting over 70\,000 acres of various city\, county\, state & federal parks. \nThe BDB 100 offers several routes ranging between 15 and 105 miles\, with beautiful mountain and river scenery\, as well as a few challenging hills on the longer routes. The event provides participants with well-marked courses\, fun aid stations with foods and liquids\, great volunteer support\, event t-shirt\, a unique finisher medal\, post-ride food and drinks along with a unique finish-line experience.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/big-dam-bridge-100-4/
LOCATION:Riverfront Drive\, 398 Riverfront Dr\, North Little Rock\, AR\, 72114\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260926T080000
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SUMMARY:The Great 5K Pumpkin Run
DESCRIPTION:Our mission is to provide a community event open to athletes of all abilities\, while promoting a healthy lifestyle through running and walking and raising money to youth and family needs in Lonoke.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/the-great-5k-pumpkin-run-4/
LOCATION:Lonoke Historic Train Depot\, 109 Front St SW\, Lonoke\, AR\, 72086\, United States
CATEGORIES:Running (Trail & Road)
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SUMMARY:Logan's Run
DESCRIPTION:Logan’s Run is the kickoff to the All-Abilities Marathon held in conjunction with the Little Rock Marathon. \nThe All-Abilities Marathon is a non-competitive program and event designed for individuals of all ages with intellectual\, developmental\, and/or physical disabilities. \nThe goal? Stay active\, have fun\, and reach a personal fitness milestone! \nParticipants follow a simple walking\, running\, or rolling plan in the weeks leading up to race weekend—with the goal of completing 26.2 miles\, just like a marathoner. The final mile takes place on the official Little Rock Marathon course\, giving every participant the chance to cross the same finish line and celebrate their achievement.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/logans-run/
LOCATION:War Memorial Park\, 5101 W Markham St\, Little Rock\, AR\, 72205
CATEGORIES:Advocacy,Other Fun,Running (Trail & Road)
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261003
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261013
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SUMMARY:Arkansas High Country Race
DESCRIPTION:The Arkansas High Country Race starts and finishes in Bentonville\, AR for 2026 and 2027. Updates via social media and our website at https://www.arkansashighcountry.com/ will be the best places to find out more until we start sending out emails to registered participants closer to October. \nTrackleaders is our official tracking service.  We will email information to the racers when the tracking registration is open. About $25 if you have your own tracker. About $75 if you rent their tracker. You will register with Trackleaders and pay them for their services.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/arkansas-high-country-race/
LOCATION:Bentonville Square\, 100 North Main St\, Bentonville\, 72712\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261003T070000
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DTSTAMP:20260211T143550Z
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SUMMARY:Here's Johnny 10k Trail Run
DESCRIPTION:Get ready for a spine-tingling trail run like no other\, at the Here’s Johnny 10k RedRun at Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. Lace up your shoes and tap into your inner Jack Torrence as you navigate the course through the woods of Coler. \nAll racers receive a finisher medal and t-shirt. Awards will be given out to the top overall runners as well as the top 3 in each age group. Costumes are strongly encouraged with special prizes awarded to our favorites. \nFunds from this event will go directly to the Peel Compton Foundation\, and their mission to connect the community through nature\, education\, recreation\, and preservation. \nThe race is limited to the first 300 people to sign up. There will be no refunds on registrations\, but your registration may be transferred.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/heres-johnny-10k-trail-run/
LOCATION:Coler Mountain Bike Preserve 1\, 2003 NW Homestead Ln\, Bentonville\, AR\, 72712\, United States
CATEGORIES:Running (Trail & Road)
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261006
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261011
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SUMMARY:2026 Arkansas Graveler
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the Arkansas Graveler\n\n\nThe Arkansas Graveler route winds through some of the most scenic\, iconic rural roads of Arkansas. Daily ride distances average around 70 miles\, with the option for a “fast & flat” century that highlights the Delta Heritage Trail State Park on the final day. \nThis is a gravel TOUR\, not a race. You’ll want to make the most of every farm stand\, rest stop\, and all the many grassroots flavors Arkansas has to offer. \nFor further details on what each category includes and the structure of our daily rides\, please visit our website arkansasgraveler.com \nThe Arkansas Graveler\nUse discount code EARLYBIRD26 for 20% off until June 1st! \n\nFull Graveler\, $1\,100 \nYour entry fee covers: \n\nBaggage transfer each day\n6 Breakfasts (Tuesday\, October 6 – Sunday\, October 11)\n5 Catered dinners\nPre-event shakeout ride & opening party on Main Street Jonesboro (Monday\, October 5)\nDaily post-ride craft beer and non-alcoholic beverages\nMechanical support on the route and each day at the finish line venue\nEMT support on the route and at each venue\nSAG vehicle support on route\nTwo fully stocked Aid Stations along each day’s route\nNightly entertainment and outdoor recreational experiences (could be fishing\, archery\, karaoke\, live music)\nA complimentary tent camping spot at our Graveler-designated campgrounds\nDaily access to free showers and toilets at the venues\nRider swag bag with Graveler merch\n-T-Shirt included in 2026!\nFully marked routes\n\nGraveler Non-Rider Participant:\n$350 \nParticipation in this category requires you to provide your own transportation from venue to venue each day. Children under the age of 8 may attend with their registered adult participants at no additional charge. We require children ages 8 and up to be fully registered within this category to attend. Discounts are not given for minors ages 8-18. \nYour entry includes: \n\nBaggage transfer each day\n6 Breakfasts (Tuesday\, October 6 – Sunday\, October 11)\n5 Catered dinners\nOpening party on Main Street Jonesboro (Monday\, October 5)\nDaily post-ride craft beer and non-alcoholic beverage\nNightly entertainment and outdoor recreational experiences (could be fishing\, archery\, karaoke\, live music)\nA complimentary tent camping spot at our Graveler-designated campgrounds\nDaily access to free showers and toilets at the venues\nRider swag bag with Graveler merch\n-T-Shirt included in 2026!\n\n\nThe Half-Grav: \n$400 \nWe invite Half-Gravelers to arrive the afternoon of October 8 in Helena – we’ll provide packet pickup that evening\, and kick off the evening with the King Biscuit Blues Festival!  Be sure to bring your duck call because on the following day we will roll to Stuttgart to the Duck hunting capital of the world!  Half-Gravelers then start their 2-day adventure on Friday morning\, October 9\, as we leave Helena and head out for our final two days to Stuttgart and Arkansas City. \nYour entry includes: \n\nBaggage transfer each day\n3 Breakfasts (Friday\, October 8 – Sunday\, October 10)\n2 Catered dinners\nDaily post-ride craft beer and non-alcoholic beverages\nMechanical support on the route and each day at the finish line venue\nEMT support on the route and at each venue\nSAG vehicle support on route\nTwo fully stocked Aid Stations along each day’s route\nNightly entertainment and outdoor recreational experiences (could be fishing\, archery\, karaoke\, live music)\nA complimentary tent camping spot at our Graveler-designated campgrounds\nDaily access to free showers and toilets at the venues\nRider swag bag with Graveler merch\n-T-Shirt included in 2026!\nFully marked routes\n\n\n\nHalf-Grav Non-Rider Participant:\n$175 \nParticipation in this category requires you to provide your own transportation from venue to venue each day. Children under the age of 8 may attend with their registered adult participants at no additional charge. We require children ages 8 and up to be fully registered within this category to attend. Discounts are not given for minors ages 8-18. \nYour entry includes: \n\nBaggage transfer each day\n3 Breakfasts (Tuesday\, October 6 – Sunday\, October 11)\n2 Catered dinners\nDaily post-ride craft beer and non-alcoholic beverage\nNightly entertainment and outdoor recreational experiences (could be fishing\, archery\, karaoke\, live music)\nA complimentary tent camping spot at our Graveler-designated campgrounds\nDaily access to free showers and toilets at the venues\nRider swag bag with Graveler merch\n-T-Shirt included in 2026!\n\nRefunds/Transfers/Deferrals: \nWe understand things come up and plans change! We do our best to give you a flexible refund/deferral program. However\, the Arkansas Graveler is a complex\, large-scale multi-day event. We enter into numerous pre-event contracts with cities\, venues\, caterers\, entertainment producers\, and ride support teams. Please see our refund policy below: \n\nParticipants may receive a full refund minus a 15% admin fee until August 31\, 2026\, should they back out of the event.\nRiders may also transfer their entry to another rider for no additional fee until October 4\, 2026.\nWhile we understand unforeseen circumstances arise\, due to the high expense of hosting the event and the nature of this event changing locations every year\, registered participants will not be eligible for refunds after August 31\, 2026.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/2026-arkansas-graveler/
LOCATION:Downtown Jonesboro\, 320 S Main St\, Jonesboro\, 72401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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SUMMARY:13th Annual King of the Crag
DESCRIPTION:The King of the Crag returns to Jamestown Crag for its 13th year on Saturday\, October 10\, 2026. What started as a grassroots climbing competition in the Arkansas Ozarks has grown into one of the state’s most celebrated outdoor events\, earning a Henry Award from the Arkansas Department of Parks\, Heritage & Tourism. \nMore than a climbing competition\, King of the Crag is a gathering of climbers\, families\, friends\, and outdoor enthusiasts who share a passion for adventure and the preservation of Arkansas’ special outdoor places. Participants can compete in a variety of climbing challenges\, while spectators can enjoy the action\, camp at The Crag\, and experience the vibrant outdoor community that has made this event a favorite for more than a decade. \nWhether you’re a seasoned climber or simply looking for a fun fall day outdoors\, King of the Crag offers something for everyone. \nLocation: Jamestown Crag\, Batesville\, Arkansas\nDate: October 10\, 2026\nRegistration: Opens August 2026
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/king-of-the-crag-jamestown-crag-2026/
LOCATION:Jamestown Crag\, 1650 Jamestown Loop\, Batesville\, AR\, 72501\, United States
CATEGORIES:Climbing
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SUMMARY:Big Sugar Classic
DESCRIPTION:The Life Time Big Sugar Classic features a world-class mountain bike race and a world-class gravel race in the cycling capital of the U.S.\, Northwest Arkansas. It’s a week-long celebration that allows off-road enthusiasts to shred both the MTB trails and gravel roads that put this corner on the map. Wind down the season with a sugar crash and join us for the Life Time Little Sugar MTB and the Life Time Big Sugar Gravel presented by Kenetik.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/big-sugar-classic/
LOCATION:Bentonville Square\, 100 North Main St\, Bentonville\, 72712\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261010T080000
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SUMMARY:Conway Fall Classic
DESCRIPTION:Register by August 31st before registration goes up to $50.  We are providing a custom CFC athletic hat this year! \nWe will do a raffle this year! Stop at the Flying C Ranch aid station and get a mini-animal to exchange for a coupon to a local business. (This year it will be a true raffle!) \nCut off time is 12:30 for support this year! Please respect our volunteers and choose a route you can complete by about 12 noon. After 12:30 aid stations will close and on route support will end. \nWe are doing staggered starts again this year: The 62-mile riders will start at 8 a.m. The 40-mile riders at 8:10\, and the 23-mile riders at 8:20. \nRide with GPS routes are on our website: cycleconway.com/conway-fall-classic/ride-info/  But all our routes are well-sign with directional arrows. We will provide police support for the start and for the return crossing of East German Road until 12 p.m. \nWe will serve lunch at 11:00. Pasta Grill provides our main dishes. Olive Garden provides salad. Please join us.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/conway-fall-classic/
LOCATION:Antioch Baptist Church\, 150 Amity Road\,\, Conway\, AR\, 72032\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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UID:10002861-1791619200-1791644400@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Wheel A' Mena
DESCRIPTION:Check-in and packet pickup can be completed on-site at Janssen Park\, Mena\, AR (at the historic log cabin). \nIf you are checking-in and registering on Saturday\, October 10th from 6:30 AM to 7:30 AM:  \nPlease park at 811 Port Arthur Ave\, Mena\, AR 71953 and walk/ride into the park. The park will be closed to vehicles for rider safety. For more details and a map for check-in\, please visit our website at https://www.wheelamena.com \nIf you are checking-in or registering on Friday\, October 9th from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM: \nJanssen Park will be open. You will find the main entrance at the corner of 7th St and Maple Avenue. Please remember that on Saturday morning\, you will need to park at the First Baptist Church. For more details and a map for check-in\, please visit our website at https://www.wheelamena.com and scroll down to the last section. \nCheck out https://visitmena.com for more information about the upcoming bike trails to our area!
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/wheel-a-mena/
LOCATION:Janssen Park\, Mena\, AR
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261010T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261010T163000
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UID:10002897-1791624600-1791649800@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Tour da Delta 2026
DESCRIPTION:This year Tour da Delta will be a group gravel ride down the levee and gravel road of the beautiful Saint Francis National Forest out to Storm Creek Lake where there will be restrooms and a rest stop. We will also ride down the gravel road of the Forest out to where the Saint Francis River empties into the Mississippi River where there will be another rest stop. The ride will be approximately 25 miles. We will also ride over to Freeman Playground\, the River Park and also swing past the American Legion Hut and show everyone the Merci Train Car that was a gift from France back in 1949 for defending them in WW1 and WW2. Lodging accommodations for cyclist are available at St. John’s Episcopal Church. Showers are available a block away for an additional fee. See our website at www.tourdadelta.net or www.kingbiscuitfestival.com for contact and reservation information at the Episcopal Church. Each rider will have to bring their own air mattress or cot. The 25 mile group gravel route starts at 9:30 a.m. from the Thrive Warehouse at 415 Ohio Street in the downtown area of Helena and over by the Levee. Registration the day of the ride is $15. We will also offer a day pass into the King Biscuit Blues Festival for an additional $20 and there are 13 E-Bikes available to rent for an additional $30 for the ride. Anyone that rents an E-Bike will also get a helmet with the E-Bike Rental.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/tour-da-delta-2026/
LOCATION:Downtown Helena\, 415 Cherry St\, Helena\, AR\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261011T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261011T150000
DTSTAMP:20260519T174355Z
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UID:10002862-1791705600-1791730800@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Joe Weber Arky 100
DESCRIPTION:Proceeds from the Arky support our annual charity giving\, including McGehee Boys’ and Girl’s Club\, Big Dam Bridge Foundation\, Recycle Bikes for Kids\, Bicycle Advocacy of Central Arkansas\, Bike League\, Adventure Cycling Association\, and others. \nIMPORTANT: THE NEW HWY 167\, 4 LANE\, DIVIDED BYPASS IS NOW OPEN. FROM PINE BLUFF OR LITTLE ROCK\, TAKE THE NEW HWY 167  FROM I-530 PASSING SHERIDAN AND THEN EAST ON HWY 46 1 MILE TO THE COMMUNITY CENTER.  BE VERY\, VERY\, CAREFUL CROSSING THE BYPASS ON THE ARKY\, GOING OUT OF SHERIDAN AND RETURNING. STOP AND LOOK\, LOOK\, LOOK! Like our 50th Arky 100 Facebook event page for updates on weather and roads. \nSunday\, October 13\, 2024. The 53rd annual Joe Weber Arky 100 has four ride options: 25\, 50\, 62\, and the famed 100 mile course. There is no 50 gravel route in2024. All routes are on low traffic roads through Grant and Dallas Counties. We have long sleeve cotton poly shirts. Sheridan is at the intersection of US 270 and 167\, 31 miles south of Little Rock. The Community Center is on Hwy 46 S\, 1 mile southwest of town. . (follow signs for the Community Center at 1511 S. Rose St. or Grant County Museum just before it.) From LR or Pine Bluff\, you can take the new 167 bypass and exit at Hwy. 46 and go east\, back toward town about 1 mile.  Route Maps can be printed in advance in the Forum at arkansasbicycleclub.org \nBicycle helmets are required.  The 50\, 62\, 100 rides begin at 8:30 a.m. The gravel riders will go out right after the main ride\, in the same direction (toward town). The twenty-fiver milers will start at 8:40 after the long riders and are welcome to start by 10:00 a.m. The course closes at 3:30 p.m. with riders on their own afterwards. Like the Joe Weber Arky 100 event Facebook page for updates.  https://www.facebook.com/events/1739081736513379 \nRide services will include SAG vehicles\, stocked rest stops and emergency services through the morning. \nPost-ride burgers\, hot dogs\, beverages at the Pavilion and showers in the Community Center are available. You do not have to be a member of Arkansas Bicycle Club to ride\, but can add a membership with the ride registration if you wish.\nThere are several motels in LR and Pine Bluff and America’s Best Value Inn in Sheridan (870-942-5995) \nPACKETS (bib numbers and shirts) will be available for pick up after an email notice at Wild Birds Unlimited\, 1818 N. Taylor\, Little Rock\, AR 72207\, 501-666-4210\, store hours M-Sat. 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 pm. Or\, get them at the Arky. \nMore Information: Jim Britt\, ABC President\, 501-912-1449 cell; jobritt@sbcglobal.net
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/joe-weber-arky-100/
LOCATION:Sheridan Parks & Recreation Center\, 1511 S Rose St\, Sheridan\, 72150\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261017T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261017T150000
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UID:10002912-1792227600-1792249200@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Pedestal Rock Road Ride & Lick Fork Gravel Grind
DESCRIPTION:This year’s event is limited to the first 100 riders to ensure that we provide the best experience for every single rider. \nNOTE FOR LICK FORK METRIC CENTURY (62-MILE) GRAVEL RIDE: We will not be able to post signs along the entire route\, so you will need to be able to download the route to your bike computer for directions. If you do not have that capability\, please do NOT register for this particular route. We will have signs along the 30- and 50-mile routes\, and there is some overlap of the courses\, but the roads that are specific to the metric century gravel ride will not be marked. \nNOTE FOR LONGER RIDES (road or gravel): If you want to start early\, you are welcome to do so. Just let us know when you leave so that we know when to expect you back to the community center. \nNOTE FOR SHORTER RIDES: The start time for the 10-mile road ride and the 16-mile gravel ride is 9:30 a.m. instead of 9:00 a.m.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/pedestal-rock-road-ride-lick-fork-gravel-grind/
LOCATION:Witt Springs Visitor Center\, 196 AR-16\, Witt Springs\, 72686\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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