Arkansas Outside

Master Bike Builders Show
2023-09-16 - 2023-09-17 | AR
The Master Bike Builders Show (MBBS) is a public exhibition of custom handmade bicycle builders showing their creations to the passionate cycling community in Bentonville as well as visiting cyclists.
• DATES
Sept. 16-17, 2023
• LOCATION
Bentonville AR. Town central location blocks away from trails and cycling traffic. Bentonville has an extensive trail system, as well as paved and gravel trails and paths for riders, and attendees, of all types.
• ATTENDEES
Bentonville cycling enthusiast visitors and locals. Admission will be Free.
• MARKETING REACH
Social media. Distribution of materials (posters, cards) and information (online) to local businesses, VisitBentonville.com, ArkansasOutside.com, Bicycle Retailer Industry News, and other local media and online cycling-related groups.
• VENUE
Near trail heads, bike shops, surrounded by restaurants, coffee shops, and bars, all of which are frequented by hometown and destination travel cyclists enthusiasts riding through and around town.
• LODGING
Group Rates will be available.
• SPONSORSHIP
Opportunities available.

Grit and Guts Trail Race 2023
2023-09-16 07:00 - 13:00 (America/Chicago) | Mount Nebo State Park, 16728 West State Hwy. 155, Dardanelle, AR, 72834, United States
Do you have the GRIT and GUTS to traverse up and down Mt. Nebo… TWICE?
GRIT and GUTS is back!! Half Grit and Full Grit will be hard. And they will be beautiful.
It will be equal parts VERT and equal parts fast flow, we promise!
The race is a fun run so is FREE unless you would like a shirt to commemorate the day! Our sweet soft 50/50 shirts from Rock City Outfitters return! The shirts are unisex fit. Please pick the size you want during registration. The shirts cost $15 and after you signup, we will send you a link to pay for it. Any shirts not paid for before the shirt order will not be ordered. Thanks!
All of the proceeds from this race go to the Friends of Nebo! They maintain and care for all of the trails on Mt Nebo.
We will have an aid station every 4-6 miles and would love to have you volunteer, run, or enjoy the mountain with your family. If you’re running and have family there we can put them to work!
The race starts from the Sunset Point parking lot and after a quick look at the point and a short section of the 3C trail, you’ll head down the Sunset connector and take a left onto Lizard Tail. You’ll go roughly a mile on Lizard past the seasonal waterfall. Then up to the Rim trail where you’ll take a right and end up at Sunrise Point for another beautiful view of the river valley. Then you’ll go down the Sunrise connector taking a right. You’ll make your way down to the Bench trail crossing and go right onto Miller’s Goat. You’re at the 5k point and will follow Miller’s 4 miles (including a water stop) to end up at the aid station. Proceed on Miller’s another mile past the Bench overlook to the Ox pull trail. Go down Ox 1.7 miles to the bottom and you’ll find another aid station to lift your spirits for the climb back up. Once you get back up turn right briefly on Miller’s to the Overlook and then stay on the Bench trail back a mile to the Aid station. If you’re doing 13 head up the Sunset connector to the finish. For the 20 you will head right down the Chickalah (pronounced like tequila!) loop trail for a mile and go left at the Y and do the loop clockwise. Then back up to the aid station one last time and up Sunset connector a long half mile to the finish. Piece of cake!

TACO Trail Workday - Supporting NICA
2023-09-16 08:00 - 11:00 | Cedar Glades Park, 461 Wildcat Rd, Hot Springs, AR, 71913, United States
Taco breakfast at 8:00, hit the trails at 8:30
We’ll provide tools. Bring gloves if you have them.
Everyone welcome. NICA members- come get your trail work hours!

The River Classic
2023-09-16 08:00 - 14:00 | East Village, 1212 E 6th St,, Little Rock, AR, 72202, United States
All registration fees go directly towards sending a student to summer camp. Most campers say this is the best week of their life! Your donation goes directly to sending a student to summer camp. Help a Southside student have the time of their life.
To help sponsor a student attend YL Summer Camp, give your tax-deductible gift here:
https://giving.younglife.org/TheRiverClassic
The registration fee goes up to $50 on September 11, so register early.

USA Cycling-sanctioned, fully supported ride with great fun, food, and fellowship
A fundraising event for Young Life’s Southside ministry
Held the weekend before the Big Dam Bridge 100 and follows the same routes along the Arkansas River Trail and includes Wye Mountain, making it the perfect training ride for BDB100 riders
This is a fully supported ride, with easy-to-follow route signs, rest stops, and traffic control.

This is a fundraising event. We will do everything we can to hold a fun and safe event. If we cannot host a safe ride for some unforeseen reason and the ride is canceled, there will be no refunds. Your entry fee will still go directly to sending a student to summer camp. We appreciate your support of Young Life Southside and the students.

Conway Fall Classic
2023-09-16 08:00 - 15:00 | Antioch Baptist Church, 150 Amity Road,, Conway, AR, 72032, United States
The Conway Fall Classic is an annual bike tour held on the third Saturday in September in Conway, Arkansas. Historically, there have been 23-, 40-, and 62-mile routes. Proceeds benefit Conway Advocates for Bicycling and our new partner this year: Boys and Girls Club of Faulkner County, see https://www.bgcfaulkner.org/
Register before August 1st to guarantee t-shirt size and before registration goes up to $40.
NO Cut-Off times this year; please respect our volunteers and choose a route you can complete by about 12 noon.
We are going to try staggered starts this year: The 62-mile riders will start at 8 a.m. The 40-mile riders at 8:15, and the 23-mile riders at 8:30.

Fall Whitewater Safety Course
2023-09-16 08:00 - 2023-09-17 17:00 | Siloam Springs Kayak Park, 19253 Fisher Ford Rd, Siloam Springs, AR, 72761, United States
ACA L4 SWR curriculum at the Siloam Springs Kayak Park. This course will be geared towards the cold-weather paddler, that paddles year around in the Ozarks. Kayaks, Canoes, Rafts & Stand Up Paddleboards are welcome.
arkansasoutdooroutfitters@yahoo.com. or sign up on this link. https://book.peek.com/…/p_zy8xk–ad41a586-30f6-41e9…

This two-day course will be an action-packed, and fun-filled weekend! Our ACA-certified instructors have a wealth of knowledge to pass on to you about, cold weather paddling, self-awareness, self-rescues, and helping others in a river environment.
Skills taught:
Whitewater swimming techniques
Wading in moving water
How to deal with Strainers
Correct use of throw ropes
Craft-based rescues,
Mechanical Advantages,
Unpin methods,
Knots,
Rescue vest &
Much more.
These courses fill up fast! Sign up by email at arkansasoutdooroutfitters@yahoo.com.
Cost: $175 per person

Essential Eligibility Criteria (EEC):
ACA courses are open to all individuals who acknowledge the ability to perform the following essential eligibility criteria.
1. Breathe independently (i.e., not require medical devices to sustain breathing)
2. Independently maintain sealed airway passages while underwater
3. Independently hold head upright without neck/head support
4. Manage personal care independently or with the assistance of a companion
5. Manage personal mobility independently or with a reasonable amount of assistance
6. Follow instructions and effectively communicate independently or with the assistance of a companion
7. Independently turn from face-down to face-up and remain floating face-up while wearing a properly fitted life jacket*
8. Get in/out or on/off of a paddle craft independently or with a reasonable amount of assistance*
9. Independently get out and from under a capsized paddle craft*
10. Reenter or remount the paddle craft following deep water capsize independently or with a reasonable amount of assistance*
11. Maintain a safe body position while attempting skills, activities, and rescues listed in the appropriate Course Outline, and have the ability to recognize and identify to others when such efforts would be unsafe given your personal situation*
Taught by, Rob Moody
ACA Certified Instructor in
L4-SWR
L4 WW Kayaking
L3 WW SUP
L2 Canoe tandem/solo
Adaptive paddling endorsement

NW Arkansas Mountain Bike Championships
2023-09-16 09:00 - 15:00 | Devil’s Den State Park, 11333 West Arkansas Hwy. 74, West Fork, AR, 72774, United States
The 34th Northwest Arkansas Mountain Bike Championships at Devil’s Den State Park is coming soon. Registration at http://www.bikereg.com/nw-arkansas-mountain-bike…is now open. There is plenty of time to register before the entry fee increase in September. For camping or cabin reservations, call 479-761-3325 or online at www.arkansasstateparks.com. If you have any questions, please get in touch with me at tim.scott@arkansas.gov or 479-761-3824. See you September 16th!

The Ozark Randonneur
2023-09-16 09:00 - 21:00 | Puritan Coffee & Beer, 205 West Dickson St., Fayetteville, AR, 72701, United States
The Ozark Randonneur 120: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/42350611
The Ozark Randonneur 200: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/42254901
Randonneuring is long-distance unsupported endurance cycling. This style of riding is non-competitive in nature, and self-sufficiency is paramount. When riders participate in randonneuring events, they are part of a long tradition that goes back to the beginning of cycling in France and Italy. Friendly camaraderie, not competition, is the hallmark of randonneuring.

“…in a nutshell: Cycling with like-minded friends, on beautiful roads, while challenging yourself to ride better than you ever imagined. How you define “better” is up to you. Better can mean faster, more miles, more fun, more… or a combination of the above.” – Jan Heine of Rene Herse

Drafting is allowed. Teamwork is allowed. Obey traffic laws and don’t get lost or take shortcuts.
The inaugural Ozark Randonneur embarks from Historic Downtown Fayetteville, Arkansas on
Saturday, September 16th, 2023. For this year’s inaugural event, we’re offering two distance options: 122.5 Miles and 201 Miles. In order to be an official finisher, you must make the time cut-offs.
122.5 Miles – 15 Hours (Back by Midnight)
201 Miles – 25 Hours (Back by 10 AM Next Day)
While no podium exists for this event, some may chase a Fastest Known Time for extra bragging rights.
There will be no tracking for this event; a ride file must be provided upon completion for a finisher swag bag, award and an extra raffle ticket. Anyone participating gets a bandanna and a raffle ticket.
Fayetteville’s vibrant downtown has long been considered the entertainment capital of Arkansas with
historic Dickson Street the epicenter for fun – a fitting start and finish line for the Ozark Randonneur.
In addition to a vibrant nightlife, participants will find everything from local coffee shops pouring
flavorful drip to eclectic kitchens serving gourmet grilled cheese – and everything in between.
For additional information on Fayetteville including lodging suggestions and some of our favorite
activities to complement any ride just visit www.experiencefayetteville.com.
This event serves as an annual fundraiser for OZARK GRAVEL CYCLISTS, A 501(C)(3) NON-PROFIT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION (EIN: 88-2185955).
OGC has a mission to support and advance a diverse community of adventure cyclists through route development, group rides, events, and educational opportunities. Your contribution helps fund the program’s growth.

The Broadmoor Amateur Disc Golf Tournament
2023-09-16 10:00 - 12:00 | Broadmoor Park, 19 Belmont Drive, Little Rock, 72204, United States
The BPOA is thrilled to host its inaugural event, The Broadmoor Amateur Disc Golf Tournament on Saturday, September 16th, 2023 from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
The tournament is open to amateur disc players 18 years of age and older and the cost to compete is $25.00. A hole-in-one contest will immediately follow the tournament on hole 7. No prior registration nor age minimum is required for this contest. See the Tournament Rules & Regulations for more details.
Registration for the disc golf tournament will be open through September 15th. You may register for the tournament below or by clicking here to open the registration form in a new tab.
TOURNAMENT PRIZES:
First Place – $150
Second Place – $75
Third Place: $25

If you have any questions or issues with the registration form or paying your registration fee, please email welovebroadmoor@gmail.com and we will assist you.

Trail Luv Day & Party in the Woods
2023-09-17 09:00 - 14:00 | Bayyari Park, 2300 Deer Valley Street, Springdale, AR, 72764, United States
Trailblazers Trail Adoption Program will partner with Ozark Off-Road Cyclist (OORC) and Friends of Arkansas Singletrack (FAST) ON September 17th at Fitzgerald! We will be prepping the race stages for the AES race in the morning. Afterward, stick around for BBQ and riding. This is also a perfect time to learn more about both organizations and everything they do for our cycling community.

2023 Nabholz Bike and Brew presented by WhyteSpyder
2023-09-22 13:00 - 18:00 | Bike Rack Brewing Co., 801 SE Eighth St, Bentonville, United States
PRE-CHECK-IN WILL BE AVAILABLE
Wed, September 20th from 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Bike Rack Brewing Co. 801 SE Eighth St, Bentonville
Come check-in early and get your registration packet and grab a free beer!
Sponsored by Bentonville Moves Coalition
CHECK-IN & WELCOME 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Check-in 1:00 – 1:30 pm
Welcome starts at 1:40 pm
RIDES 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
In-town route (8/9 miles mostly greenway) with 4 featured stops
Mountain route – Green/Blue/Black with 2 featured stops
POST RIDE AFTER PARTY 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Live Music, Food, Brews. Turn in your Poker Run score card.
SAFETY
Riders will be placed into groups of around 20. They will have a lead rider and sweep rider.
There will be a Sag Wagon on call for bikers with mechanical difficulties.

FITZDURO | Arkansas Enduro Series (AES)
2023-09-23 - 2023-09-24 | The Jones Center, 922 E Emma Ave, Springdale, AR, 72754, United States
ITZDURO – SPRINGDALE, AR
Presented by Arvest Bank | Hosted by Ozark Outdoor Foundation
For details about AES and the other races in the series can be found at Arkansas Enduro Series
This round of the Fall AES will be at the Fitzgerald Trails in Springdale, Arkansas!
The race is rated 1 out 5 | Skill-3 | Fitness-3 | Gnar-4
This is a one-day event with up to 6 stages on Sunday.
A one-day event means there will be racing only on Sunday; early pre-riding ‘Sunday Stages’ on Friday and Official Check-In and Practice Day will be Saturday. All racers, regardless of age or category will race the same course and stages. There will B line options for more difficult areas – or walk anything you do not feel comfortable riding. Stages must be completed in order, and only one time, unless otherwise noted.
We will also offer a “Just Ride” category where participants can ride the enduro courses on Saturday, and Sunday after the race is over. Just Ride participants cannot be on the course during the race times unless you are riding with a junior participant. This is an untimed category and is not required if you are registered to do the timed Enduro race. Event Swag & Post Race Meal included in Just Ride – no raffle ticket. You can register via BikeReg.

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

Schedule & Course Map
Full schedule, along with the course map, will be emailed to all registered racers and posted in the Facebook Event following online registration closing on Thursday (9/21) at 9PM CT. Be sure to monitor your emails race week to review the schedule.
Failure to check in and pick up your timing chip by the scheduled mandatory race meeting can result in a racer not being able to race. Failure to head to the first stage by the end of the final wave can result in a racer not being able to race.
Friday | Early pre-ride on Sunday Stages. No check-in available on this day so please ride with caution.
Saturday | Official Check-In & Pre-Ride day.
Sunday | Race Day will include final check-in, timing chip pickup, mandatory racers meeting, race start times, timing chip TURN OFF, post race meal, awards, etc.

Logistics
Race Venue Address | 922 E Emma Ave. Springdale, AR 72764
Camping – There will be ‘dry camping’ available to out of state participants at a different location than the venue, that is closer to the Fitzgerald trails located on private land.
Dogs – Even good dogs must be on leashes.
Pack It In, Pack Out – If you haul it in you haul it out. Leave no trace. Respect.

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

Rules
-Racing Age | What your age will be on 12/31/22
-Onsite Payments – Venmo and PayPal, and cash if exact, accepted for any onsite purchases – no credit/debit card. This does not apply to any vendors – they will have their own payment options.
-Race waiver will be required and must be signed onsite at the venue. Any racer under the age of 18 must have a parent present with them at Check In to sign waiver.
-Only Racers and Just Ride, with a number plate on, will be allowed on the event stages during Pre-Ride.
-Timed Enduro Racers only, with number plate on, on stages during race on Sunday – No Just Ride participants or non-racers.
-You cannot change your category after the race starts.
-Racers must attend the Racers Meeting, not start the race before the Racer’s Meeting, and must be go out to start the race during your noted category wave time; not any later.
-All timing chips must be picked up prior to the Mandatory Racer’s Meeting or the Racer may not be able to race.
-Racers cannot wear a timing chip at any time that is different from the one that was assigned to them by the Timing Director at the Timing Tent.
-Timing chip must be worn on the Racer’s right wrist unless otherwise noted by the Race Director or Timing Director.
-The bike and equipment you start the race on must be the same bike and equipment you finish on. Official Race Director must approve exceptions. *Exceptions are repairing or replacement of tires.
-Once riders have entered the stage line there is no cutting in line.
-All stages must be completed in order, and only once, unless otherwise notes in Racer Meeting by the Race Director.
-Timing stations will be placed at the start and finish of each stage. All Racers must stay on course during the stages and transitions. Veering off course is disrespectful to everyone from the landowner, race organizers, fellow competitors and yourself.
-Any form of outside assistance or support such as; non-racers, family members, friends or unapproved pit stops is forbidden. However, Racers are allowed and encouraged to help fellow competitors on the course.
-Stage Reruns are NOT ALLOWED for mechanicals, the racer crashing, or going off course unless discussed with and approved by the Race Director or Timing Director ONLY. Only Racer impediment, safety hazards, or fellow Racer injury support warrants a re-run and must be approved by the Race Director or Timing Director ONLY prior to the re-run. Stage reruns can be seen by the Timing Director and do not disappear from the timing chips history regardless of time that has passed. Any unapproved re-runs, either intentional or unintentional will result in a disqualification. Flat tires, bent wheels, broken chains, and ANY type of mechanical issue, or rider error is part of racing and does not warrant a re-run.
-Always stop for an injured rider. In the case of a downed rider that receives assistance provided by another participant – the helping participant’s time will be adjusted by averaging the lap times from the particular stage or a re-run will be authorized by the Race Director. The downed rider may not qualify for a re-run. If you cannot contact the Race Director wait at the Timing tent until receiving direction.
-Do not change, adjust, or modify the course in any way. If you have a concern about a course feature please present the concern to the Race Director with a picture and description of concern.
-Do not disrespect the land such as littering.
-Racers deviating from any of the Rules can and/or will be time penalized and possibly be disqualified from the race.

Overalls
Participants will register for the category they will remain in for the series to qualify for Overalls. You cannot change categories after the second stop and you must notify the Timing Director at dustin@slaughtertrailguides.com if you are changing your category prior to that. Failure to let us know of a category change can impact your series overall points negatively. If you race in different categories the results will not be combined for overall results.
PLEASE ENSURE YOU REGISTER USING THE SAME NAME FOR EACH RACE or your Overall points will be affected.

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

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

For any race related questions email dustin@slaughtertrailguides.com

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

Slaughter Trail Guides reserves the right to amend, add, and alter rules, schedule, policies and details to the event at any time.

Little Rock Roadrunners Coffee Run
2023-09-23 07:00 - 09:00 | Leiva’s Coffee, 6323 Ranch Dr., Little Rock, 72223, United States
Join the Little Rock Roadrunners at Leiva’s Coffee on Saturday, September 23 for our monthly coffee run. Leiva’s has said they will FINALLY be reopening on September 17th so there should be plenty of post-run coffee and pastries. If Leiva’s still hasn’t reopened we will provide post-run coffee and donuts.

There will be a 5-mile loop that will include the William Kirsch Reserve within the Ranch North Woods. Please note that if it has been rainy in the days leading up to the run the trail will likely be muddy, so don’t wear your brand-new running shoes if you plan to hit the trails!

There are also three options for road routes of 3.3, 4.3, and 6 miles. Following your run or walk, stick around for some coffee, pastries, and camaraderie! All are welcome and we hope to see many of you there!

Road Routes:
3.3 Miles: https://www.strava.com/routes/3064210128346360716
4.3 Miles: https://www.strava.com/routes/3064210505326705304
6 Miles: https://www.strava.com/routes/3064211365401251724

Big Dam Bridge 100
2023-09-23 07:00 - 16:00 | Riverfront Drive, 398 Riverfront Dr, North Little Rock, AR, 72114, United States
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.
The 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.

East End Sizzler 10K/5K
2023-09-23 08:00 - 11:00 | East End, 20422 N Springlake Rd, East End, AR, 72065, United States
East End Sizzler 10K

“Your child has cancer.” No parent is ever prepared to hear these four gut-wrenching words. Yet each year, an estimated 300,000 children worldwide are dealt a devastating cancer
diagnosis. The emotional, physical, and financial tolls families suffer begin the moment those words are uttered. Lives are shattered in the span of a sentence. Won’t you help us by supporting this cause?
Start Time: 8:00am CDT
End Time: 11:00am CDT
Registration Limit: 92 spots left.
Price: $45.00 Race Fee
Registration: Registration ends September 23, 2023 at 7:55am CDT
