Expedition Ozark
2023-04-03 - 2023-04-08
Choice of 8 hour or 5 days races.

A professional, AR World Series, expedition adventure race course set in the stunning Ozark Mountains

A fully supported event – no support crews required. Bikes and equipment boxes will be moved by our logistics team to race transitions managed by race volunteers

A spacious and well-equipped race HQ in Bentonville (bag storage will be possible during the race)

Two nights’ accommodation prior to the race, and one or two nights at the finish (depending on finish time)

Airport transfers – Fayetteville Northwest Arkansas (XNA) is an 8 mile/5 km trip (Dallas Airport (5.5 hours) will be arranged if there is demand)

A post-race festival and awards ceremony with the community in Bentonville, including food, music and other festivities

Two sets of race maps per team (waterproof)

Any equipment required for activities and ‘surprise challenges’. (everything except pack rafts and gear boxes included)

Support from our race safety and medical team

Custom designed Expedition Ozark race bibs (yours to keep)

Race garments and swag (shirts, buffs, local products etc)

Finisher gift

Live online tracking, professional photography, video and extensive media coverage for friends, family and sponsors to follow (photos will be freely available to teams after the race)

$20,000 in prize money

The winning team receives a free entry to the 2023 race

A fair and competitive event, adopting ARWS rules and refereeing standards

Iron Mountain XC
2023-04-02 08:00 - 17:00 (America/Chicago) | Iron Mountain MTB Trailhead – Corps Road, Iron Mountain Trial Corp Rd, 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 category. All others can race on a one-day license. NOTE: the Novice category entry fee includes the one-day license fee which is $10.
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 1 to make it a great weekend of soft trail competition.

Styx & Stones Trail Races
2023-04-02 | Devil’s Den State Park, 11333 West Arkansas Hwy. 74, West Fork, AR, 72774, United States
Event Overview:
Join us this spring at Devil’s Den State Park, an Arkansas icon nestled in the Lee Creek Valley, for the Styx & Stones Trail Races. Both the Full and Half Marathon race distances will explore the beautiful new Monument Trail system, Butterfield Hiking Trail, Devil’s Den’s unique rock formations and rock gardens, and given the time of yearâ€¦you may experience running under a seasonal waterfall! The longer the distance, the greater the rewards including creek crossings, big climbs, and more remote technical running that Styx & Stones is so well known for. This year, the event will be free, but we ask that you make a minimum donation of $20 to cover our costs and support the benefiting groups.
Event Background:
From it’s inception with Mark Den Herder as RD, Styx & Stones has been about celebrating the trail community and giving back; donating 100% of any race proceeds to support the West Fork XC team. We will continue to honor and expand that tradition in 2023. With the help of our sponsors and your donations, our goal is that 100% will be donated to support the West Fork XC teams, Friends of Devil’s Den, and Ozark Offroad Cyclists, who build and maintain most of our Ozark trails.

Hazel Valley Rally – Rule of 3 Gravel Experience
2023-04-01 10:00 - 17:00 | Hazel Valley Ranch, 16330 Olive Rd, Fayetteville, AR, 72701, United States
April 1st, 2023 we’ll gather together at Hazel Valley Ranch in Fayetteville and head out for some beautiful miles on NWA gravel. Expect routes of 45 and 64 miles in the Ozark National Forest. Afterward we’ll convene back together at the ranch for Bike Rack Brewery beer, food from our friends Devin Cole and Chamois Butt’r with stories shared by the fire.
NEW for 2023: This will be a timed event. Podiums at the after-party!
Two routes to choose from: 63.3 miles + 7,566 ft of elevation gain AND
44.52 miles + 4,285 ft of elevation gain
Please note: The courses will NOT be marked. The routes will be sent the week of the race. You must have a GPS computer or directions written down to navigate.
Aid Stations: The Meteor Cafe and OZ Cycling Tours will head up aid stations on the course. A SAG vehicle will also be provided by OZ Cycling Tours.
No refunds but you can transfer by MARCH 10th, 2023. In the event that the Hazel Vally Rally 2023 cannot occur due to unforeseen circumstances, you can defer to 2024 or receive a 50% refund.
Every registration enters you into a drawing to win a Kuat Transfer v2 2bike rack. Kuat will ship the winner the rack before race day to help you get to the race. Thanks, Kuat!
For information on the best places to stay, eat and explore near Hazel Valley Ranch, head to www.experiencefayetteville.com for all the info.
This event is supported by the Ozark Outdoor Foundation and Experience Fayetteville.

Talimena 13.1 Run & Relay
2023-04-01 08:30 - 15:00 | Downtown Mena – Church & DeQueen, Church & DeQueen, Mena, AR, 71953, United States
Free t-shirt to first 150 registrants. Please note your size on the Registration form. Don’t forget to order additional t-shirts (above) for your family and friends!
4-Person Relay Participants: You will NOT sign up individually. Your team leader should have all information available and register each person on the team at the same time
13-Person Relay Participants: You will NOT sign up individually. Your team leader should have all information available and register each person on the team at the same time.
Packet pickup will be Saturday, March 21 from 7:00am-8:15am at Janssen Park (starting line).
Visit our website for more information about this beautiful run up the Talimena Scenic Drive!
http://www.talimenarunandrelay.com

Hoof it For Heifer
2023-04-01 08:00 - 14:00 | Petit Jean State Park – Petit Jean Mountain Road & Red Bluff Drive, Petit Jean Mountain Road & Red Bluff Drive, Morrilton, AR, 72110, United States
Hoof it For Heifer is a 20k trail run on the Boy Scouts of America Trail in Petit Jean State Park near Morrilton, AR. On this trail, you will pass through many of the diverse plant and animal habitats on Petit Jean Mountain – from the lush vegetation of Cedar Creek Canyon to the desert-like conditions of Seven Hollows. All are represented on this trail. The trail is technical and beautiful.
This is the 10th edition of Hoof it for Heifer, and this race has raised more than $60,000 for Heifer to date. All of the net proceeds from Hoof it for Heifer are given to Heifer International. Heifer International’s mission is to end world hunger while saving the earth. Heifer has worked in 125 different countries. For more information about Heifer International go to: www.heifer.org.
If you would like to volunteer to help us host this event, or if you are bringing a loved one that would like to help, please register to volunteer. There will be 2 aid stations, 2 road crossings, and a start/finish area that will all need volunteers.
Check-in will be from 6 AM to 7:45 AM before the race.
Register now! This race has sold out for the last few years, and the price increases are designed to encourage you to sign up soon. The capacity is 215 runners.
Course Description
This course is on extremely technical terrain, and there are about 2000 vertical feet of gain. Although your watch may log a little less than 12 miles in the race, it will feel more like 16 miles. The first ¾ of a mile is on relatively flat and open terrain. This will allow runners to space themselves out before hopping on the single track. The first aid station comes at the 4.8 mile mark after a 300-foot climb out of the Blue Hole crossing. The second at station comes at the 9.3-mile mark after you complete the 7 Hollows Trail. You will cross a bridge 0.5 miles from the finish line. This is the time to turn on your afterburners and have a strong finish! You will finish at the same place you started.
The trails are mostly single-track, and passing runners may be hazardous. Please be courteous to one another and offer to let others by as they come up behind you. Also, announce yourself as you approach hikers or other runners to let them know your there with a friendly “on your left” or “good morning”. We are all just out here to have fun and enjoy one another’s company!
Aid Stations
This is a cupless event! Remember Heifer’s mission is to end hunger while saving the earth. We plan to demonstrate this on a much smaller scale by providing you with much-needed nutrition and eliminating excess waste. Please plan to bring your own collapsible cup or water bottle to fill at the aid stations. Aid stations will be at the 4.8-mile mark, the 9.3-mile mark, and at the finish (~12 miles).
Finish Line
As in previous editions of Hoof it for Heifer, you will receive a finisher medal as you cross the finish line, and we will have refreshments and food to help you recover. We recognize the top 3 overall male, top 3 overall female, top master (40+) male, top master female, top senior (60+) male, and top senior female.
Cancellation / Refund
If you registered but find out that you cannot run, please let us know so that we can make your spot available for someone else. If you cancel before March 15, you may receive a 50% refund, or you may choose to defer to next year for a 75% credit toward next year’s race.
We are also allowing bib transfers through Ultrasignup this year. Ultrasignup provides you a link to edit your registration. There you can choose to transfer your bib to someone else by providing their name & email. The deadline for this is Tuesday before race day.
Sponsors Welcome!
If your business would like to sponsor Hoof it for Heifer this year, please reach out to the race directors by clicking the “ask a question” button on the right side of the page. The tiers for sponsorship follow:
$150 – Heifer Level Sponsor
$500 – The Ark Level Sponsor
$1500 – Presenting Sponsor
Thank You Wanda!
Wanda Eason started this race and directed Hoof it for Heifer from its inception in 2012 through 2021. Her core group of volunteers poured their lives into making this a truly meaningful event. Despite passing the race directing responsibilities on, she still comes back to volunteer at the finish line! Your new co-race directors starting in 2022 are Carrie Satterfield and Shane Poland.

Capital City Classic 10K
2023-04-01 07:30 - 12:00 | Downtown Little Rock – Broadway & Markhan, Broadway & Markham, Little Rock, AR, 72201, United States
Once the largest road race in Arkansas, the Capital City Classic 10K is back on its way to the top. This is a point-to-point race through downtown Little Rock and North Little Rock. The 2023 race is part of the Arkansas Grand Prix Series.
More information about the race can be found at https://www.littlerockroadrunners.com/our-races/capital-city-classic-10k/.

Iron Mountain Legend
2023-04-01 07:00 - 16:00 | Iron Mountain Marina, 134 Iron Mountain Marina Drive, Arkadelphia, AR, 71923, United States
Iron Mountain Legend trail run is held on the epic trails of Iron Mountain just outside Caddo Valley on DeGray Lake. With 10K, 28K, and 42K options…there is something for everyone. Post-race food and drink, plus a unique finisher medal will make it a day to remember. The start/finish line will be at the Iron Mountain Lodge & Marina. On-course aid stations with lots of tasty treats to keep you fueled for a day in the Ouachita Mountains.
A long-sleeve ringspun cotton shirt comes with entry, but a person can choose no shirt and save $5 or upgrade to a fleece hoodie for $15.

The Sandtown Shuffle
2023-03-25 09:00 - 14:00 | Sandtown, 1355 Skyview Ln, Batesville, AR, 72501, United States
The Sandtown Shuffle is an experience in rural Arkansas that will include 2 days of challenging gravel rides, live music, and food.
Route Description:
Both routes will depart from the Pool’s Chapel church and travel 5 miles of Sandtown Rd. (chip seal) before transitioning to gravel. These routes have a nice mix of sandy, rocky, smooth, and raunchy gravel. There are various low-water bridges on the routes. So, depending on water levels on race day, your feet may get wet!
Elevation: These routes average just under 1000 feet of climbing every 10 miles! The hills are rolling and consistent!
Saturday: 3/25- The Sandtown Shuffle
Option 1:
30mi-Big T loop –
Half of the battle, but a whole lot of fun!
Re-supply mile: 16.5.
Option 2:
63mi-Big T & Sidney Shakeout loop-
This route splits from the Big T loop at mile 16.5 (aid) and heads north to enjoy the Sidney Shakeout loop. It has a resupply at mile 41.5. The roads on the shakeout loop are the fastest gravel that will be encountered on the route! Throwdown!
Sunday- 3/26
Dirt Church/Guion run
Complete self-supported ride from Sandtown to Guion, AR
More details to come!
Race- All distances are open to being raced. If you choose to submit a GPS file for your effort after your ride we will record, verify, and log it into our files. There will be Strava Segments available on both routes up for grabs, signs will mark the start of each segment.
Course Markings:
Small Signs will be present throughout the routes on Saturday; however, we strongly recommend having cue sheets or GPS devices. These routes have ALOT of turns, and plenty of opportunities to get lost! Be prepared!
Aid and Support:
Phone Service can be spotty on the routes. Support/support line will be available; however, we ask all participants to be self-supported as possible. We understand that things happen!
Support vehicles will also be on the courses. These are all run by volunteers, and they are there to help you.
Registration
Registration is available online until the night before the event.
Day of registration available, however, t-shirt not guaranteed.
All riders must have a waiver on file
Start Information/Headquarters
Pool’s Chapel Church in Sandtown, AR
Check in- before 8:00 a.m.
All riders must check in before the start, at the 16.5mi aid station, and at the finish.
Food/Drink/Entertainment:
Pancakes and Coffee will be served from 6:30-8 am
Lunch and dinner TBA
Rockin’ Luke Stroud – Jammin Jerry Lee Lewis Classics at 3pm
General Vital Info
All riders must wear a helmet.
All riders must check in prior to the start, and after the finish, and have a waiver on file.
Weather
Arkansas weather is unpredictable. The average high at the beginning of March is 70 degrees while the average low is 48 degrees. Anything could happen! To accommodate our riders, our support team will collect gear (either at a support stop or a support vehicle) and leave it at the Dirt Church for pick up upon completion of the ride. This gear check is available as a courtesy to all riders. In the event of a weather emergency, all riders should take cover immediately. Aid stations will serve as communication points for riders and SAG drivers will aid riders if any severe weather arises.
Accommodations:
Pools Chapel Church AKA Dirt Church
This is a redundant church that is privately owned by members of the Sandtown community. The church was built in 1953 and is one of the two original buildings left standing in our small town. There are zero operating businesses in Sandtown, so plan accordingly. Cave City, Cushman, and Mt. Pleasant will be the closest open businesses with food and beverage options.
Lodging Options:
1) Roughly 15 miles south of Sandtown, Batesville has various hotels and AirBNB’s available.
2) Camping: On site, camping spots will be available.
The church will act as a safe haven in the event of a storm/weather. First, come, spots will be available in the church for camping. It will be open all weekend to host you!
A firepit will be on site to enjoy as well!
Feel Free to reach out for more info!
History
Sandtown is an unincorporated mining town that started around 1886 with 7 “dig” sites stretching 5 miles to the small town of Cushman. The Sandtown Shuffle is a grassroots gravel event that centers on the rural unincorporated community located on Sandtown Road. Sandtown is five and a half miles west-southwest of Cave City (Sharp and Independence counties) and about nine and a half miles north of Batesville (Independence County). Local historians believe the settlement’s name comes from the white sand (or silica) found on the sandbar at the confluence of Sullivan Creek and Dry Creek in Sandtown.
In the late 1800s Manganese was discovered and started to be mined in the Sandtown area and went on to boom in the 50s when the federal government initiated a policy to stockpile the Manganese.
The sandy soil in the area is known to grow the “World’s Sweetest Watermelons” in the small neighboring town of Cave City.
This road used to be the route that the “mine” sights would use to transfer their iron ore to the White River in Guion via railroad!
Cause-
Rural Innovations Group is dedicated to promoting and preserving local, small communities. The goal is to create and host outdoor, health, and wellness events in local communities that showcase their unique heritage and history and develop avenues for boosting local economies. Sandtown

Beer & Bagel Run
2023-03-25 09:00 - 12:00 | War Eagle Mill, 11036 High Sky Inn Road, War Eagle, AR, 72738, United States
The BEER & BAGEL OFF-ROAD RACE SERIES is coming back to Northwest Arkansas for 2023. We are excited to be back at the War Eagle Mill east of Rogers, Arkansas. This is a favorite event for runners throughout the area, who come each year for a challenging trail run with a fantastic post-race party. Oh yes! We can’t forget our legendary shirts with either “I’m a Drinker with a Running Problem” OR “I’m a Root Beer Drinker with a Running Problem” printed across the back.

Ouachita Challenge
2023-03-25 - 2023-03-26 | Oden School, Oden Schools, Oden, AR, 71961, United States
The Ouachita Challenge Race Association has been working hard behind the scenes to bring you a fun and safe 2023 Ouachita Challenge. We are in the final stages of getting our permits and approvals for the event. The OC must still follow state and local guidelines. Check the OC Facebook page for any changes or updates.
There are a couple of changes for this year’s OC. The biggest change is a Saturday Gravel Grinder. The gravel course will be using some of the same roads the tour course used, roads that are parallel to the trails, and the same aid stations. The Gravel Grinder will be 100k in distance. Map coming soon.
The Sunday Mountain Bike Race will remain the same.
We also have a category for those daring enough to sign up for both days.
The waitlist will be on the Ouachita Challenge FaceBook page this year instead of the bulletin board.
We are still having breakfast each morning as well as Saturday night dinner. We will be able to seat 19 family groups in the school cafeteria at a time and will have some outdoor seating as well.
Riders will still be able to sleep in the gym and it will be and will be set up to keep safe distancing from each other. Tent camping will still be allowed on the school grounds but safe distancing needs to be maintained.

Arkansas Climbers Festival
2023-03-24 - 2023-03-26 | Horseshoe Canyon Ranch, HC 70, 261, Jasper, AR, 72641, United States
The goal of this event is to bring together our community to learn new skills in many different areas of Rock Climbing! We will be bringing in experts in their fields to provide high-quality training.
The General Admission ticket will include camping and climbing passes to Horseshoe Canyon Ranch, dinner Saturday night, and access to all workshops. Special clinics will need to be purchased as an add-on.
Clinics will be broken into morning and afternoon sessions. Space is limited to first come first serve.
Workshops are open to all, and are designed to be informative and fun! These will be shorter, giving those who want to climb during the day the ability to do so as well as take a short class and have fun.
We hope that you leave the weekend with new skills and new friends!

2023 Festival Schedule

Friday, March 24, 2023
9:00 AM – Check-In Opens
10:00 AM – Vendor Set-Up
10:00 AM – LGBTQ Climbers Meetup
10:00 AM – BIPOC Climbers Meetup
10:00 AM – Youth Day Out Climbing
10:00 AM – Climbing Clinics
6:00 PM – Arkansas Geology
7:00 PM – Arkansas Trivia Night
8:30 PM – Happy Hour

Saturday, March 25, 2023
7:00 AM Check-In Begins
7:00 AM Coffee with the Board
7:00 AM Yoga

Saturday Morning Clinics

(9:00 AM – 12:00 PM)
**Clinics are an additional fee on top of General Admission. Please be sure to register as spots are first come first serve.
Rappelling
Host: Scott Delvin
Meet: North Forty Trailhead
Learn the proper way to Rappel safely in many different environments.
Wilderness First Aid
Host: Dave Thompson
Meet: Pavillion
It’s so important to learn how to take care of yourself and your partner while in the backcountry. Learn creative ways to safely treat minor injuries and get an injured climber to safety. David has over 10 years experience as an EMT and a climber, combining both experiences into a unique class.
Lead Fall: Rock Warriors Way, Falling and Commitment
Host: Jon Richard
Meet: North Forty Trailhead
This training addresses falling directly to help improve commitment. Students will do progressive falling practice, followed by movement, breathing, resting, and body/mind awareness exercises. Finally, students apply everything to a goal route. Students leave understanding how to take appropriate risks and how to commit to those risks.
Multi Pitch
Host: Jeremy Collins
Meet: North Forty Trailhead
This class is for those who want to learn how to multi pitch climb. Jeremy has years of experience pacing gear and is excited to share his knowledge.
Intro to Sport Climbing
Host: Jason Roy
Meet: North Forty Trailhead
If you are just getting started in the sport of climbing, this class is for you! Jason has over 20 years of guide experience teaching beginners to safely climb outdoors!
Boulder Harder
Host: Nick Chavez
Meet: Pavillion
Take your bouldering to the next level with coach Nick!
Approach to Projecting
Host: Jordan Fugitt
Meet: Pavillion
Learn the do’s and don’ts of getting into the mindset of tackling your next climbing project.
Single Pitch Self-Rescue
Host: Jacob Frears
Meet: North Forth Trailhead
It is best to be prepared for climbing in all situations and in this case learning to safely get back down to the ground by yourself.
Anchor Cleaning
Host: Sam Warren
Meet: North Forth Trailhead
Cleaning anchors is a very important skill in climbing! Practice makes perfect, so spend an hour learning new way to clean anchors and stay safe!

Saturday Morning Workshops
(9:00 AM – 12:00 PM)
Workshops are included in General Admission. No additional registration is needed to attend.
Little Ones at the Crag
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Hosts: Mitchell & Megan Allen, and Jonathan & Katie Childs
Meet: Kindergarten Boulder
Just because you have kids doesn’t mean climbing is over! Enjoy the morning with other family climbing while learning tips and trick from experienced climbers and parents to make the most of your day the crag with your family!
Strength Training for Climbing
9:00 AM
Host: ARCC
Meet: Pavillion
Time to get strong! We will walk you through ideas on how to take your strength to new heights.
How to Tape for Crack Climbing and Injuries
10:00 AM
Host: ARCC
Meet: Pavillion
Learn how to effectively and efficiently tape up for abrasive crack climbing or for supporting common climbing injuries.
Lifting Weights for Climbing
11:00 AM
Host: ARCC
Meet: Pavillion
Climbing requires full body strength and one of the best ways to achieve this is through lifting!

Iron Mountain PayDirt Workday
2023-03-19 11:00 - 15:00 | Upper Iron Mountain Parking, Iron Mountain Trail Head Parking, Arkadelphia, AR, 71923, United States
Arkansas Mountain Bike Championship racers and all lovers of the Iron Mountain Bike Trails. Here’s an opportunity to get some paydirt and help maintain some of the best trails in the state.

Northwoods Enduro
2023-03-19 | Cedar Glades Park, 461 Wildcat Rd, Hot Springs, AR, 71913, 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 2023 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 the enduro courses on Friday & Saturday after the Wildcat Marathon is over. Just Ride participants cannot be on the course during the Enduro race. 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.

2nd Ever World's Shortest St Patrick's Day ZERO-K 2023
2023-03-18 17:00 - 18:00 | Bridge Street Live Entertainment District, 105 Convention Blvd, Hot Springs, AR, 71901, United States
IT’S BACK! ☘️?
What better way to kick off Day 2 of the St. Patrick’s Day weekend of fun activities surrounding the First Ever 20th Annual World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade then with the 2nd Ever World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Zero K® footrace in downtown Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas.
The “race” will cover the 299-foot route of the parade on Historic Bridge Street and end at O’Kelley’s Pub, the world’s biggest inflatable Irish popup pub.
Sponsored by Michelob Ultra and Arkansas Beverage Sales of Hot Springs
The Zero K entry fee of $20 gets participants a Zero K T-shirt, a finisher’s medal, and a race bib. All proceeds from the Zero K will benefit Tri-Lakes CASA, the organization of Court Appointed Special Advocates for foster children that serves Garland, Hot Spring and Grant Counties.
Awards will be given for the following categories:
Fastest: This one will be for First Place Contenders. Runners should bring their fastest run and try to set a “world record.” Runners will keep their own times.

Best Costume: This one will be the Leprechaun Dash. Runners are encouraged to dress up in their favorite St. Paddy’s Day gear or as their favorite leprechaun and run.
Slowest: This one, the Last Place Shootout, is for the slowest racer to cross the finish line while maintaining forward motion. This one is great for younger kids, pets and the laziest of runners. 3PM – Packet Pick Up – Bridge Street 5PM – Race Begins – Bridge Street 8PM – Village People concert – free!!
Sign Up Today!

NWA Climbers' Meet & Greet
2023-03-18 12:00 - 15:00 | Boulders & Brews, 612 W Dickson St, Fayetteville, AR, 72701, United States
Want to meet other climbers and build out your belay partner, bouldering buddy, or top/lead pal Rolodex?

How about getting a day pass at Boulders & Brews and meeting up with other climbers in a relaxed bouldering environment with a full coffee bar?

Come to climb, socialize, and drink coffee!

Maybe some new routes, new friends, and new opportunities.
