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SUMMARY:The Sandtown Shuffle
DESCRIPTION:The Sandtown Shuffle is an experience in rural Arkansas that will include 2 days of challenging gravel rides\, live music\, and food. \nRoute Description:\nBoth 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! \nElevation:  These routes average just under 1000 feet of climbing every 10 miles!  The hills are rolling and consistent! \nSaturday: 3/25- The Sandtown Shuffle\nOption 1:\n30mi-Big T loop – \nHalf of the battle\, but a whole lot of fun! \nRe-supply mile: 16.5. \nOption 2:\n63mi-Big T & Sidney Shakeout loop- \nThis 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! \nSunday- 3/26\nDirt Church/Guion run \nComplete self-supported ride from Sandtown to Guion\, AR \nMore details to come! \nRace-  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. \nCourse Markings: \nSmall 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! \nAid and Support: \nPhone 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! \nSupport vehicles will also be on the courses. These are all run by volunteers\, and they are there to help you. \nRegistration \nRegistration is available online until the night before the event. \nDay of registration available\, however\, t-shirt not guaranteed. \nAll riders must have a waiver on file \nStart Information/Headquarters \nPool’s Chapel Church in Sandtown\, AR \nCheck in- before 8:00 a.m. \nAll riders must check in before the start\, at the 16.5mi aid station\, and at the finish. \nFood/Drink/Entertainment: \nPancakes and Coffee will be served from 6:30-8 am \nLunch and dinner TBA \nRockin’ Luke Stroud – Jammin Jerry Lee Lewis Classics at 3pm \nGeneral Vital Info \nAll riders must wear a helmet. \nAll riders must check in prior to the start\, and after the finish\, and have a waiver on file. \nWeather \nArkansas 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. \nAccommodations: \nPools Chapel Church AKA Dirt Church \nThis 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. \nLodging Options: \n1)  Roughly 15 miles south of Sandtown\, Batesville has various hotels and AirBNB’s available. \n2) Camping: On site\, camping spots will be available. \nThe 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! \nA firepit will be on site to enjoy as well! \nFeel Free to reach out for more info! \nHistory \nSandtown 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. \nIn 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. \nThe sandy soil in the area is known to grow the “World’s Sweetest Watermelons” in the small neighboring town of Cave City. \nThis 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! \nCause- \nRural 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
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/the-sandtown-shuffle/
LOCATION:Sandtown\, 1355 Skyview Ln\, Batesville\, AR\, 72501\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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SUMMARY:The Sandtown Shuffle
DESCRIPTION:The Sandtown Shuffle is an experience in rural Arkansas that will include 2 days of challenging gravel rides\, live music\, and food. \nRoute Description:\nBoth 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! \nElevation:  These routes average just under 1000 feet of climbing every 10 miles!  The hills are rolling and consistent! \nSaturday: 3/25- The Sandtown Shuffle\nOption 1:\n30mi-Big T loop – \nHalf of the battle\, but a whole lot of fun! \nRe-supply mile: 16.5. \nOption 2:\n63mi-Big T & Sidney Shakeout loop- \nThis 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! \nSunday- 3/26\nDirt Church/Guion run \nComplete self-supported ride from Sandtown to Guion\, AR \nMore details to come! \nRace-  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. \nCourse Markings: \nSmall 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! \nAid and Support: \nPhone 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! \nSupport vehicles will also be on the courses. These are all run by volunteers\, and they are there to help you. \nRegistration \nRegistration is available online until the night before the event. \nDay of registration available\, however\, t-shirt not guaranteed. \nAll riders must have a waiver on file \nStart Information/Headquarters \nPool’s Chapel Church in Sandtown\, AR \nCheck in- before 8:00 a.m. \nAll riders must check in before the start\, at the 16.5mi aid station\, and at the finish. \nFood/Drink/Entertainment: \nPancakes and Coffee will be served from 6:30-8 am \nLunch and dinner TBA \nRockin’ Luke Stroud – Jammin Jerry Lee Lewis Classics at 3pm \nGeneral Vital Info \nAll riders must wear a helmet. \nAll riders must check in prior to the start\, and after the finish\, and have a waiver on file. \nWeather \nArkansas 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. \nAccommodations: \nPools Chapel Church AKA Dirt Church \nThis 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. \nLodging Options: \n1)  Roughly 15 miles south of Sandtown\, Batesville has various hotels and AirBNB’s available. \n2) Camping: On site\, camping spots will be available. \nThe 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! \nA firepit will be on site to enjoy as well! \nFeel Free to reach out for more info! \nHistory \nSandtown 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. \nIn 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. \nThe sandy soil in the area is known to grow the “World’s Sweetest Watermelons” in the small neighboring town of Cave City. \nThis 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! \nCause- \nRural 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
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/the-sandtown-shuffle-3/
LOCATION:Sandtown\, 1355 Skyview Ln\, Batesville\, AR\, 72501\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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SUMMARY:Beer & Bagel Run
DESCRIPTION: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.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/beer-bagel-run/
LOCATION:War Eagle Mill\, 11036 High Sky Inn Road\, War Eagle\, AR\, 72738\, United States
CATEGORIES:Running (Trail & Road)
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SUMMARY:Beer & Bagel Run
DESCRIPTION: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.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/beer-bagel-run-2/
LOCATION:War Eagle Mill\, 11036 High Sky Inn Road\, War Eagle\, AR\, 72738\, United States
CATEGORIES:Running (Trail & Road)
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SUMMARY:Ouachita Challenge
DESCRIPTION: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. \nThere 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. \nThe Sunday Mountain Bike Race will remain the same. \nWe also have a category for those daring enough to sign up for both days. \nThe waitlist will be on the Ouachita Challenge FaceBook page this year instead of the bulletin board. \nWe 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.\nRiders 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.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/ouachita-challenge/
LOCATION:Oden School\, Oden Schools\, Oden\, AR\, 71961\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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SUMMARY:Ouachita Challenge
DESCRIPTION: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. \nThere 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. \nThe Sunday Mountain Bike Race will remain the same. \nWe also have a category for those daring enough to sign up for both days. \nThe waitlist will be on the Ouachita Challenge FaceBook page this year instead of the bulletin board. \nWe 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.\nRiders 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.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/ouachita-challenge-3/
LOCATION:Oden School\, Oden Schools\, Oden\, AR\, 71961\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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SUMMARY:Arkansas Climbers Festival
DESCRIPTION: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. \nThe 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. \nClinics will be broken into morning and afternoon sessions. Space is limited to first come first serve.\nWorkshops 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. \nWe hope that you leave the weekend with new skills and new friends! \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n2023 Festival Schedule\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFriday\, March 24\, 2023 \n9:00 AM – Check-In Opens \n10:00 AM – Vendor Set-Up \n10:00 AM – LGBTQ Climbers Meetup \n10:00 AM – BIPOC Climbers Meetup \n10:00 AM – Youth Day Out Climbing \n10:00 AM – Climbing Clinics \n6:00 PM – Arkansas Geology \n7:00 PM – Arkansas Trivia Night \n8:30 PM – Happy Hour \n\n\n\n\n\n\nSaturday\, March 25\, 2023 \n7:00 AM Check-In Begins \n7:00 AM Coffee with the Board \n7:00 AM Yoga \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n\nSaturday Morning Clinics\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n(9:00 AM – 12:00 PM) \n**Clinics are an additional fee on top of General Admission. Please be sure to register as spots are first come first serve. \nRappelling \nHost: Scott Delvin \nMeet: North Forty Trailhead \nLearn the proper way to Rappel safely in many different environments. \nWilderness First Aid \nHost: Dave Thompson \nMeet: Pavillion \nIt’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. \nLead Fall: Rock Warriors Way\, Falling and Commitment \nHost: Jon Richard \nMeet: North Forty Trailhead \nThis 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. \nMulti Pitch \nHost: Jeremy Collins \nMeet: North Forty Trailhead \nThis 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. \nIntro to Sport Climbing \nHost: Jason Roy \nMeet: North Forty Trailhead \nIf 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! \nBoulder Harder \nHost: Nick Chavez \nMeet: Pavillion \nTake your bouldering to the next level with coach Nick! \nApproach to Projecting \nHost: Jordan Fugitt \nMeet: Pavillion \nLearn the do’s and don’ts of getting into the mindset of tackling your next climbing project. \nSingle Pitch Self-Rescue \nHost: Jacob Frears \nMeet: North Forth Trailhead \nIt 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. \nAnchor Cleaning \nHost: Sam Warren \nMeet: North Forth Trailhead \nCleaning anchors is a very important skill in climbing! Practice makes perfect\, so spend an hour learning new way to clean anchors and stay safe! \n\n\n\n\n\n\nSaturday Morning Workshops \n(9:00 AM – 12:00 PM) \nWorkshops are included in General Admission. No additional registration is needed to attend. \nLittle Ones at the Crag \n10:00 AM – 12:00 PM \nHosts: Mitchell & Megan Allen\, and Jonathan & Katie Childs \nMeet: Kindergarten Boulder \nJust 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! \nStrength Training for Climbing \n9:00 AM \nHost: ARCC \nMeet: Pavillion \nTime to get strong! We will walk you through ideas on how to take your strength to new heights. \nHow to Tape for Crack Climbing and Injuries \n10:00 AM \nHost: ARCC \nMeet: Pavillion \nLearn how to effectively and efficiently tape up for abrasive crack climbing or for supporting common climbing injuries. \nLifting Weights for Climbing \n11:00 AM \nHost: ARCC \nMeet: Pavillion \nClimbing requires full body strength and one of the best ways to achieve this is through lifting!
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/arkansas-climbers-festival/
LOCATION:Horseshoe Canyon Ranch\, HC 70\, 261\, Jasper\, AR\, 72641\, United States
CATEGORIES:Climbing
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230327
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
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UID:10001439-1679616000-1679875199@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Arkansas Climbers Festival
DESCRIPTION: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. \nThe 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. \nClinics will be broken into morning and afternoon sessions. Space is limited to first come first serve.\nWorkshops 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. \nWe hope that you leave the weekend with new skills and new friends! \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n2023 Festival Schedule\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFriday\, March 24\, 2023 \n9:00 AM – Check-In Opens \n10:00 AM – Vendor Set-Up \n10:00 AM – LGBTQ Climbers Meetup \n10:00 AM – BIPOC Climbers Meetup \n10:00 AM – Youth Day Out Climbing \n10:00 AM – Climbing Clinics \n6:00 PM – Arkansas Geology \n7:00 PM – Arkansas Trivia Night \n8:30 PM – Happy Hour \n\n\n\n\n\n\nSaturday\, March 25\, 2023 \n7:00 AM Check-In Begins \n7:00 AM Coffee with the Board \n7:00 AM Yoga \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n\nSaturday Morning Clinics\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n(9:00 AM – 12:00 PM) \n**Clinics are an additional fee on top of General Admission. Please be sure to register as spots are first come first serve. \nRappelling \nHost: Scott Delvin \nMeet: North Forty Trailhead \nLearn the proper way to Rappel safely in many different environments. \nWilderness First Aid \nHost: Dave Thompson \nMeet: Pavillion \nIt’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. \nLead Fall: Rock Warriors Way\, Falling and Commitment \nHost: Jon Richard \nMeet: North Forty Trailhead \nThis 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. \nMulti Pitch \nHost: Jeremy Collins \nMeet: North Forty Trailhead \nThis 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. \nIntro to Sport Climbing \nHost: Jason Roy \nMeet: North Forty Trailhead \nIf 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! \nBoulder Harder \nHost: Nick Chavez \nMeet: Pavillion \nTake your bouldering to the next level with coach Nick! \nApproach to Projecting \nHost: Jordan Fugitt \nMeet: Pavillion \nLearn the do’s and don’ts of getting into the mindset of tackling your next climbing project. \nSingle Pitch Self-Rescue \nHost: Jacob Frears \nMeet: North Forth Trailhead \nIt 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. \nAnchor Cleaning \nHost: Sam Warren \nMeet: North Forth Trailhead \nCleaning anchors is a very important skill in climbing! Practice makes perfect\, so spend an hour learning new way to clean anchors and stay safe! \n\n\n\n\n\n\nSaturday Morning Workshops \n(9:00 AM – 12:00 PM) \nWorkshops are included in General Admission. No additional registration is needed to attend. \nLittle Ones at the Crag \n10:00 AM – 12:00 PM \nHosts: Mitchell & Megan Allen\, and Jonathan & Katie Childs \nMeet: Kindergarten Boulder \nJust 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! \nStrength Training for Climbing \n9:00 AM \nHost: ARCC \nMeet: Pavillion \nTime to get strong! We will walk you through ideas on how to take your strength to new heights. \nHow to Tape for Crack Climbing and Injuries \n10:00 AM \nHost: ARCC \nMeet: Pavillion \nLearn how to effectively and efficiently tape up for abrasive crack climbing or for supporting common climbing injuries. \nLifting Weights for Climbing \n11:00 AM \nHost: ARCC \nMeet: Pavillion \nClimbing requires full body strength and one of the best ways to achieve this is through lifting!
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/arkansas-climbers-festival-3/
LOCATION:Horseshoe Canyon Ranch\, HC 70\, 261\, Jasper\, AR\, 72641\, United States
CATEGORIES:Climbing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230319T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230319T150000
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
CREATED:20230313T154111Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230313T154111Z
UID:10000087-1679223600-1679238000@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Iron Mountain PayDirt Workday
DESCRIPTION: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.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/iron-mountain-paydirt-workday/
LOCATION:Upper Iron Mountain Parking\, Iron Mountain Trail Head Parking\, Arkadelphia\, AR\, 71923\, United States
CATEGORIES:Trail Love Day
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230319T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230319T150000
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
CREATED:20230313T154111Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230313T154111Z
UID:10001518-1679223600-1679238000@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Iron Mountain PayDirt Workday
DESCRIPTION: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.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/iron-mountain-paydirt-workday-2/
LOCATION:Upper Iron Mountain Parking\, Iron Mountain Trail Head Parking\, Arkadelphia\, AR\, 71923\, United States
CATEGORIES:Trail Love Day
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230319
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230320
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
CREATED:20230308T213334Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230308T213334Z
UID:10001475-1679184000-1679270399@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Northwoods Enduro
DESCRIPTION: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! \nFull details about SET and the other races in the tour can be found at https://www.southernendurotour.com/ \nThe fourth round of the 2023 SET will be at Northwoods Trails in Hot Springs\, Arkansas! \nThe race is rated | Skill-7 | Fitness-8 | Gnar-7 \nThis is a one day event with up to 7 stages on Sunday. \nA 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. \nTo 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. \nWe 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.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/northwoods-enduro-2/
LOCATION:Cedar Glades Park\, 461 Wildcat Rd\, Hot Springs\, AR\, 71913\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230319
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230320
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
CREATED:20230308T213334Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230314T133403Z
UID:10000044-1679184000-1679270399@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Northwoods Enduro
DESCRIPTION: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! \nFull details about SET and the other races in the tour can be found at https://www.southernendurotour.com/ \nThe fourth round of the 2023 SET will be at Northwoods Trails in Hot Springs\, Arkansas! \nThe race is rated | Skill-7 | Fitness-8 | Gnar-7 \nThis is a one day event with up to 7 stages on Sunday. \nA 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. \nTo 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. \nWe 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.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/northwoods-enduro/
LOCATION:Cedar Glades Park\, 461 Wildcat Rd\, Hot Springs\, AR\, 71913\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230318T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230318T180000
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
CREATED:20230309T141356Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230309T141356Z
UID:10000069-1679158800-1679162400@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:2nd Ever World's Shortest St Patrick's Day ZERO-K 2023
DESCRIPTION:IT’S BACK! ☘️? \nWhat 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. \nThe “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. \nSponsored by Michelob Ultra and Arkansas Beverage Sales of Hot Springs \nThe 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. \nAwards will be given for the following categories: \nFastest: 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.\n \nBest 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. \nSlowest: 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!! \nSign Up Today!
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/2nd-ever-worlds-shortest-st-patricks-day-zero-k-2023/
LOCATION:Bridge Street Live Entertainment District\, 105 Convention Blvd\, Hot Springs\, AR\, 71901\, United States
CATEGORIES:Running (Trail & Road)
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230318T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230318T180000
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
CREATED:20230309T141356Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230309T141356Z
UID:10001499-1679158800-1679162400@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:2nd Ever World's Shortest St Patrick's Day ZERO-K 2023
DESCRIPTION:IT’S BACK! ☘️? \nWhat 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. \nThe “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. \nSponsored by Michelob Ultra and Arkansas Beverage Sales of Hot Springs \nThe 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. \nAwards will be given for the following categories: \nFastest: 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.\n \nBest 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. \nSlowest: 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!! \nSign Up Today!
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/2nd-ever-worlds-shortest-st-patricks-day-zero-k-2023-2/
LOCATION:Bridge Street Live Entertainment District\, 105 Convention Blvd\, Hot Springs\, AR\, 71901\, United States
CATEGORIES:Running (Trail & Road)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230318T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230318T150000
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
CREATED:20230309T221144Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230309T221144Z
UID:10000075-1679140800-1679151600@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:NWA Climbers' Meet & Greet
DESCRIPTION:Want to meet other climbers and build out your belay partner\, bouldering buddy\, or top/lead pal Rolodex?\n\nHow about getting a day pass at Boulders & Brews and meeting up with other climbers in a relaxed bouldering environment with a full coffee bar?\n\nCome to climb\, socialize\, and drink coffee!\n\nMaybe some new routes\, new friends\, and new opportunities.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/nwa-climbers-meet-greet/
LOCATION:Boulders & Brews\, 612 W Dickson St\, Fayetteville\, AR\, 72701\, United States
CATEGORIES:Climbing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230318T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230318T150000
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
CREATED:20230309T221144Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230309T221144Z
UID:10001504-1679140800-1679151600@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:NWA Climbers' Meet & Greet
DESCRIPTION:Want to meet other climbers and build out your belay partner\, bouldering buddy\, or top/lead pal Rolodex?\n\nHow about getting a day pass at Boulders & Brews and meeting up with other climbers in a relaxed bouldering environment with a full coffee bar?\n\nCome to climb\, socialize\, and drink coffee!\n\nMaybe some new routes\, new friends\, and new opportunities.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/nwa-climbers-meet-greet-2/
LOCATION:Boulders & Brews\, 612 W Dickson St\, Fayetteville\, AR\, 72701\, United States
CATEGORIES:Climbing
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230318T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230318T140000
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
CREATED:20230309T125853Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230309T125853Z
UID:10001489-1679133600-1679148000@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Rattlesnake Meet Up!
DESCRIPTION:Rattlesnake Ridge Meet and Greet! March 18th\, 10am to 3pm! Come enjoy a few climbs and some refreshments with other Central Arkansas climbers!Rattle
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/rattlesnake-meet-up-2/
LOCATION:Rattlesnake Ridge Natural Area\, Rattlesnake Ridge Natural Area\, Roland\, AR\, 72135\, United States
CATEGORIES:Climbing
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ORGANIZER;CN="Arkansas Climbers Coalition":MAILTO:info@arkansasclimbers.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230318T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230318T140000
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
CREATED:20230309T125853Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230309T125853Z
UID:10000059-1679133600-1679148000@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Rattlesnake Meet Up!
DESCRIPTION:Rattlesnake Ridge Meet and Greet! March 18th\, 10am to 3pm! Come enjoy a few climbs and some refreshments with other Central Arkansas climbers!Rattle
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/rattlesnake-meet-up/
LOCATION:Rattlesnake Ridge Natural Area\, Rattlesnake Ridge Natural Area\, Roland\, AR\, 72135\, United States
CATEGORIES:Climbing
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ORGANIZER;CN="Arkansas Climbers Coalition":MAILTO:info@arkansasclimbers.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230318T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230318T100000
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
CREATED:20230308T154156Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230309T131900Z
UID:10000007-1679126400-1679133600@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Spring Fling 5k
DESCRIPTION:The Spring Fling has been run in Cabot since 1996. From 1998 to 2001\, the race was part of the Arkansas Grand Prix Series. After a five year absence the Cabot Country Cruisers brought the race back into the Series starting in 2007. \nRace Highlights\n\nRace hosted by the Cabot Country Cruisers\nProceeds benefit Physical Education for Cabot Schools and a Scholarship to a HS Student\nRace ends on the Cabot High School track\nUSATF Course Certification #: AR22001WJT
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/spring-fling-5k/
LOCATION:CHS Campus\, 401 N. Lincoln\, Cabot\, AR\, 72023\, United States
CATEGORIES:Running (Trail & Road)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230318T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230318T100000
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
CREATED:20230308T154156Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230308T154156Z
UID:10001438-1679126400-1679133600@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Spring Fling 5k
DESCRIPTION:The Spring Fling has been run in Cabot since 1996. From 1998 to 2001\, the race was part of the Arkansas Grand Prix Series. After a five year absence the Cabot Country Cruisers brought the race back into the Series starting in 2007. \nRace Highlights\n\nRace hosted by the Cabot Country Cruisers\nProceeds benefit Physical Education for Cabot Schools and a Scholarship to a HS Student\nRace ends on the Cabot High School track\nUSATF Course Certification #: AR22001WJT
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/spring-fling-5k-2/
LOCATION:CHS Campus\, 401 N. Lincoln\, Cabot\, AR\, 72023\, United States
CATEGORIES:Running (Trail & Road)
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230318
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230319
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
CREATED:20230308T212809Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230308T212809Z
UID:10001474-1679097600-1679183999@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Wildcat Marathon
DESCRIPTION: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! \nThe 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! \nCourse map with race distance and lap details will be provided to all registered Racers the week of 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. \nTo 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.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/wildcat-marathon-2/
LOCATION:Cedar Glades Park\, 461 Wildcat Rd\, Hot Springs\, AR\, 71913\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230318
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230319
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
CREATED:20230308T212809Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230308T213802Z
UID:10000043-1679097600-1679183999@arkansasoutside.com
SUMMARY:Wildcat Marathon
DESCRIPTION: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! \nThe 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! \nCourse map with race distance and lap details will be provided to all registered Racers the week of 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. \nTo 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.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/wildcat-marathon/
LOCATION:Cedar Glades Park\, 461 Wildcat Rd\, Hot Springs\, AR\, 71913\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230317
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230320
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
CREATED:20230309T141813Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230309T141813Z
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SUMMARY:Little Rock Hash House Harriers 5th Annual Green Dress Run Weekend
DESCRIPTION:To receive the hash discount on your room at the Matterhorn you must call Chris (the owner) at (479) 253-9602. If you book your room online\, you will not receive a discount. As always\, you are responsible for booking and paying for your own room and they fill up fast. Eureka Springs is a popular place for St. Patty’s Day\, so don’t get shut out! \nWe are FINALLY back with all of the usual debauchery you’ve come to expect from the Little Rock Hash House Harriers. The city residents are anxiously awaiting our return\, so start looking for that perfect green dress\, and don’t forget to accessorize. You must wear a green dress\, or facsimile thereof\, to participate in the official Eureka Springs St. Patty’s Day Parade on Saturday. Our Green Dress Run will be directly after the parade. \nWe are collecting monetary donations for Lucie’s Place\, a nonprofit that provides TLGBQ+ experiencing homelessness in Arkansas housing solutions. You may donate at checkout and in-person at the event. \nThis year’s hashpotality suite will once again be at the Eureka Matterhorn Towers located at 130 W. Van Buren\, Eureka Springs\, AR. \nFor a paltry fee of $65 you get all this great stuff: \n1. TOE TAG\n2. EVENT PATCH – first 75 regos only.\n3. SURPRISE SWAG – first 75 regos only.\n4. KILTED PUB CRAWL – Friday night\, bring your ID and cash.\n5. OFFICIAL ENTRY INTO ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE – Saturday morning.\n6. GREEN DRESS RUN – Saturday afternoon.\n7. PIZZA DINNER – Saturday night\, served at the Matterhorn suite.\n8. HANGOVER ONESIE RUN – Sunday afternoon.\n9. FREE BEER\, SNACKS AND CHAMPAGNE MIMOSAS AVAILABLE FOR ALL AT THE MATTERHORN SUITE. \nRANDOM INFO – We recommend that you BRING CASH TO ALL BARS. Some bars in Eureka only take cash. You will be responsible for your own meals\, but there will be plenty of snacks and beer in the suite. \nGREEN DRESS AGENDA \nFRI 7PM\nPICK UP YOUR SWAG\nONLY 75 SWAG SPOTS AVAILABLE \nFRI 8PM\nKILTED PUB CRAWL \nSAT 12:30PM\nST. PATTY’S PARADE\nWEAR YOUR GREEN DRESS\nGREEN DRESS RUN – DIRECTLY AFTER PARADE\nPIZZA PARTY AT THE MATTERHORN SUITE – DIRECTLY AFTER GDR \nSUN 11AM\nHANGOVER ONESIE RUN \nMEET FOR ALL EVENTS AT\nMATTERHORN TOWERS\n130 W. VAN BUREN\, EUREKA SPRINGS\, AR \nMORE INFO ABOUT HASH – The Little Rock Hash House Harriers is part of the loosely organized group of clubs known collectively as the “Hash”. Since its founding in 1938 in Kuala Lumpur\, Malaysia the Hash has spread to most of the larger cities of the world\, following the simple philosophy: “Running should be fun.” Based on the English game of “Hound and the Hare”\, the Hash involves a group of runners (the “Hounds”) who try to follow a trail marked in flour or toilet paper by the leader (the “Hare”). The ultimate goal is to find the finish (the “On-In”) where vast quantities of beer and other refreshments are consumed.The Little Rock Hash House Harriers\, founded in 1974\, is one of the oldest Hash chapters in the United States.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/little-rock-hash-house-harriers-5th-annual-green-dress-run-weekend/
LOCATION:Eureka Matterhorn Towers\, 130 W Van Buren\, Eureka Springs\, AR\, 72632\, United States
CATEGORIES:Running (Trail & Road)
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230317
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230320
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
CREATED:20230309T141813Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230309T141813Z
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SUMMARY:Little Rock Hash House Harriers 5th Annual Green Dress Run Weekend
DESCRIPTION:To receive the hash discount on your room at the Matterhorn you must call Chris (the owner) at (479) 253-9602. If you book your room online\, you will not receive a discount. As always\, you are responsible for booking and paying for your own room and they fill up fast. Eureka Springs is a popular place for St. Patty’s Day\, so don’t get shut out! \nWe are FINALLY back with all of the usual debauchery you’ve come to expect from the Little Rock Hash House Harriers. The city residents are anxiously awaiting our return\, so start looking for that perfect green dress\, and don’t forget to accessorize. You must wear a green dress\, or facsimile thereof\, to participate in the official Eureka Springs St. Patty’s Day Parade on Saturday. Our Green Dress Run will be directly after the parade. \nWe are collecting monetary donations for Lucie’s Place\, a nonprofit that provides TLGBQ+ experiencing homelessness in Arkansas housing solutions. You may donate at checkout and in-person at the event. \nThis year’s hashpotality suite will once again be at the Eureka Matterhorn Towers located at 130 W. Van Buren\, Eureka Springs\, AR. \nFor a paltry fee of $65 you get all this great stuff: \n1. TOE TAG\n2. EVENT PATCH – first 75 regos only.\n3. SURPRISE SWAG – first 75 regos only.\n4. KILTED PUB CRAWL – Friday night\, bring your ID and cash.\n5. OFFICIAL ENTRY INTO ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE – Saturday morning.\n6. GREEN DRESS RUN – Saturday afternoon.\n7. PIZZA DINNER – Saturday night\, served at the Matterhorn suite.\n8. HANGOVER ONESIE RUN – Sunday afternoon.\n9. FREE BEER\, SNACKS AND CHAMPAGNE MIMOSAS AVAILABLE FOR ALL AT THE MATTERHORN SUITE. \nRANDOM INFO – We recommend that you BRING CASH TO ALL BARS. Some bars in Eureka only take cash. You will be responsible for your own meals\, but there will be plenty of snacks and beer in the suite. \nGREEN DRESS AGENDA \nFRI 7PM\nPICK UP YOUR SWAG\nONLY 75 SWAG SPOTS AVAILABLE \nFRI 8PM\nKILTED PUB CRAWL \nSAT 12:30PM\nST. PATTY’S PARADE\nWEAR YOUR GREEN DRESS\nGREEN DRESS RUN – DIRECTLY AFTER PARADE\nPIZZA PARTY AT THE MATTERHORN SUITE – DIRECTLY AFTER GDR \nSUN 11AM\nHANGOVER ONESIE RUN \nMEET FOR ALL EVENTS AT\nMATTERHORN TOWERS\n130 W. VAN BUREN\, EUREKA SPRINGS\, AR \nMORE INFO ABOUT HASH – The Little Rock Hash House Harriers is part of the loosely organized group of clubs known collectively as the “Hash”. Since its founding in 1938 in Kuala Lumpur\, Malaysia the Hash has spread to most of the larger cities of the world\, following the simple philosophy: “Running should be fun.” Based on the English game of “Hound and the Hare”\, the Hash involves a group of runners (the “Hounds”) who try to follow a trail marked in flour or toilet paper by the leader (the “Hare”). The ultimate goal is to find the finish (the “On-In”) where vast quantities of beer and other refreshments are consumed.The Little Rock Hash House Harriers\, founded in 1974\, is one of the oldest Hash chapters in the United States.
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/little-rock-hash-house-harriers-5th-annual-green-dress-run-weekend-2/
LOCATION:Eureka Matterhorn Towers\, 130 W Van Buren\, Eureka Springs\, AR\, 72632\, United States
CATEGORIES:Running (Trail & Road)
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230317
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230320
DTSTAMP:20260403T150312
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SUMMARY:Three Days of Syllamo
DESCRIPTION:Three Day Trailrunning Stage Race\nThree Days of Syllamo annual gathering at Blanchard Springs in the middle of March is old school trailrunning at it’s purest. The event was created by Steve Kirk in 2005 and has become a yearly pilgrimage to the Ozarks for many adventure seekers\, reuniting for a weekend of challenging races\, fellowship and the opportunity to become one of the SYLLAMOPEOPLE! \nOver the course of three days\, runners will experience the Sylamore\, Syllamo and Ozark Highlands Trails. Winding\, climbing and descending through the rugged Sylamore Ranger District including several creek crossings\, past scenic vistas and bluffs and through dense forest \nCourses\nCourses…Change Every Year! \nDay One \n50KM: This run will take place on the Syllamo Trails. Full aid stations will be provided at approximately 4-8 miles apart. Due to the unique nature of these trails the race will not be exactly 50KM. \nRace Start: 9:00AM\nTime Limit: 10 Hours \nDay Two \n50 MILE: “This is where the fun starts”. This run will be held on the Sylamore\, Syllamo and Ozark Highlands Trails that winds\, climbs and descends through the beautiful Sylamore Ranger District including several creek crossings\, past scenic vistas and bluffs and through dense forest. Full aid stations will be located approximately 4-9 miles apart. \nRace Start: 6:00AM\nTime Limit: 14 Hours \nDay Three \n20KM: This run will take place on the Jack’s Branch Loop. The direction of the loop changes each year. Aid will be provided at the halfway point. \nRace Start: 9:00AM\nTime Limit: 6 Hours \nEntry Fees\nStage entry fee $185 (or) $80 for 50k\, $95 for 50m and $50 for 20k individually before February 1st \nAfter January 31st the Stage entry fee will be $215 (or) $95 for 50k\, $110 for 50m and $65 for 20k individually. \nEntry fee will include giveaways\, great race bags\, meals on Friday\, Saturday and Sunday\, custom finisher’s awards along with donations to further support trail maintenance and development. \nEntertainment and meals after both the 50k and 50mi. Dinnerware is not provided as we work to minimize our waste for this event. \nREFUND POLICY: 100% refund before December 15th \nNO REFUND thereafter. \nStage entries are limited to 125. Total entries are limited to 250 \nExperience\nBlanchard Springs provides an idyllic basecamp for Three Days of Syllamo. Relax and unwind after your run with free camping\, hot showers and delicious warm meals. And don’t forget that invigorating soak in Sylamore Creek!
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/three-days-of-syllamo-3/
LOCATION:Blanchard Springs Recreation Area\, 1110 Blanchard\, Fifty Six\, AR\, United States
CATEGORIES:Running (Trail & Road)
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ORGANIZER;CN="Syllamo Events":MAILTO:syllamoevents@gmail.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230317
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230320
DTSTAMP:20260403T150313
CREATED:20230308T153639Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230309T190512Z
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SUMMARY:Three Days of Syllamo
DESCRIPTION:Three Day Trailrunning Stage Race\nThree Days of Syllamo annual gathering at Blanchard Springs in the middle of March is old school trailrunning at it’s purest. The event was created by Steve Kirk in 2005 and has become a yearly pilgrimage to the Ozarks for many adventure seekers\, reuniting for a weekend of challenging races\, fellowship and the opportunity to become one of the SYLLAMOPEOPLE! \nOver the course of three days\, runners will experience the Sylamore\, Syllamo and Ozark Highlands Trails. Winding\, climbing and descending through the rugged Sylamore Ranger District including several creek crossings\, past scenic vistas and bluffs and through dense forest \nCourses\nCourses…Change Every Year! \nDay One \n50KM: This run will take place on the Syllamo Trails. Full aid stations will be provided at approximately 4-8 miles apart. Due to the unique nature of these trails the race will not be exactly 50KM. \nRace Start: 9:00AM\nTime Limit: 10 Hours \nDay Two \n50 MILE: “This is where the fun starts”. This run will be held on the Sylamore\, Syllamo and Ozark Highlands Trails that winds\, climbs and descends through the beautiful Sylamore Ranger District including several creek crossings\, past scenic vistas and bluffs and through dense forest. Full aid stations will be located approximately 4-9 miles apart. \nRace Start: 6:00AM\nTime Limit: 14 Hours \nDay Three \n20KM: This run will take place on the Jack’s Branch Loop. The direction of the loop changes each year. Aid will be provided at the halfway point. \nRace Start: 9:00AM\nTime Limit: 6 Hours \nEntry Fees\nStage entry fee $185 (or) $80 for 50k\, $95 for 50m and $50 for 20k individually before February 1st \nAfter January 31st the Stage entry fee will be $215 (or) $95 for 50k\, $110 for 50m and $65 for 20k individually. \nEntry fee will include giveaways\, great race bags\, meals on Friday\, Saturday and Sunday\, custom finisher’s awards along with donations to further support trail maintenance and development. \nEntertainment and meals after both the 50k and 50mi. Dinnerware is not provided as we work to minimize our waste for this event. \nREFUND POLICY: 100% refund before December 15th \nNO REFUND thereafter. \nStage entries are limited to 125. Total entries are limited to 250 \nExperience\nBlanchard Springs provides an idyllic basecamp for Three Days of Syllamo. Relax and unwind after your run with free camping\, hot showers and delicious warm meals. And don’t forget that invigorating soak in Sylamore Creek!
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/three-days-of-syllamo/
LOCATION:Blanchard Springs Recreation Area\, 1110 Blanchard\, Fifty Six\, AR\, United States
CATEGORIES:Running (Trail & Road)
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ORGANIZER;CN="Syllamo Events":MAILTO:syllamoevents@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230313T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230313T193000
DTSTAMP:20260403T150313
CREATED:20230308T133617Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230308T133617Z
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SUMMARY:Women On A Roll (WOAR) - Mountain Bike Skills Drills
DESCRIPTION:Women mountain bikers…\nBrush up on your mountain bike skills and boost your confidence.\nWe will go learn and practice skills in a lit parking lot. When applied on the trail\, these skills will help you tackle obstacles and have fun.\nBeginners this clinic is for you!\nAnd more advanced riders will be given additional challenges.\nA helmet and a mountain bike in good working order are required.\nSkills covered:\n– Shifting smoothly\n– Braking\n– Rock Dodges\n– Front Wheel Lift\nWe will practice in the parking lot South of Allied Dr
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/women-on-a-roll-woar-mountain-bike-skills-drills/
LOCATION:Allied Drive\, Allied Drive\, Little Rock\, AR\, 72202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230313T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230313T193000
DTSTAMP:20260403T150313
CREATED:20230308T133617Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230308T133617Z
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SUMMARY:Women On A Roll (WOAR) - Mountain Bike Skills Drills
DESCRIPTION:Women mountain bikers…\nBrush up on your mountain bike skills and boost your confidence.\nWe will go learn and practice skills in a lit parking lot. When applied on the trail\, these skills will help you tackle obstacles and have fun.\nBeginners this clinic is for you!\nAnd more advanced riders will be given additional challenges.\nA helmet and a mountain bike in good working order are required.\nSkills covered:\n– Shifting smoothly\n– Braking\n– Rock Dodges\n– Front Wheel Lift\nWe will practice in the parking lot South of Allied Dr
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/women-on-a-roll-woar-mountain-bike-skills-drills-2/
LOCATION:Allied Drive\, Allied Drive\, Little Rock\, AR\, 72202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cycling (Road & Mountain)
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230312T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230312T120000
DTSTAMP:20260403T150313
CREATED:20230308T150913Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230308T150913Z
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SUMMARY:The Adam Brown Shamrock Run
DESCRIPTION:The Adam Brown Shamrock Run is held in the hometown of US Navy Chief Special Warfare Operator Adam Brown\, who lost his life on Earth\, on March 17\, 2010\, serving our country during combat operations in Afghanistan. All skill levels from walkers to runners\, of all ages\, are welcome to join us! Many wonderful individuals and organizations benefit from the proceeds. Adam had a giving spirit\, as does his family. His spirit is kept alive by giving back to his hometown that he loved! Please spread the word\, and invite your friends and family\, near and far!
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/the-adam-brown-shamrock-run-2/
LOCATION:Lake Hamilton School Administation Building\, 205 Wolf St 205 Wolf St\, Percy\, AR\, 71964\, United States
CATEGORIES:Running (Trail & Road)
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230312T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230312T120000
DTSTAMP:20260403T150313
CREATED:20230308T150913Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230308T150913Z
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SUMMARY:The Adam Brown Shamrock Run
DESCRIPTION:The Adam Brown Shamrock Run is held in the hometown of US Navy Chief Special Warfare Operator Adam Brown\, who lost his life on Earth\, on March 17\, 2010\, serving our country during combat operations in Afghanistan. All skill levels from walkers to runners\, of all ages\, are welcome to join us! Many wonderful individuals and organizations benefit from the proceeds. Adam had a giving spirit\, as does his family. His spirit is kept alive by giving back to his hometown that he loved! Please spread the word\, and invite your friends and family\, near and far!
URL:https://arkansasoutside.com/event/the-adam-brown-shamrock-run/
LOCATION:Lake Hamilton School Administation Building\, 205 Wolf St 205 Wolf St\, Percy\, AR\, 71964\, United States
CATEGORIES:Running (Trail & Road)
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