Established in 2009
Based on your' ability to take on a challenge without support, it would not be possible to "Race" 100 miles.
The community of Bend, Oregon, is unique in so many ways, from endless singletrack and beer to landscapes that are hard to beat. Finishing what you start is challenging in our busy world of demands, but somehow we all make it happen. Riding your way to a podium or Sub 10Hrs, or Sub 12, 13,14, or DFL, is what it is all about the third Saturday in July each year, and we hope you will join us.
Thank you for the support
Mike Ripley/Mudslinger Events
- Please acknowledge the Online waivers when registering or resent to you prior to the event.
- Packet Pickup Sagebrush Cycles Friday, July 15th 11-7 pm only (Pre-stuffed everything) get your transponder and all the gear and drop labels. NO DAY OF PACKET PICKUP
- Drop bag area is 10 minutes from Sagebrush Cycles at the Athletic Club of Bend
- Drop bag drop for aid 2 MILE TBD and or aid 3 MILE TBD (50-65 depending on the loop) at the Athletic Club of Bend Friday 3-6 pm adjacent to the Uhauls.
- Mass start from Athletic Club of Bend and FINISH! LIVE AWARDS! 6:30 PM
- Drop Bag pickup post event at Athletic Club of Bend upper Gravel Parking lot, 2-8pm Saturday after you unwind!
- Please remember to not litter anytime on course and place all gels back in your pockets or leave at the aid stations! 2021 was a year in which too many of you forgot how to not drop stuff on the great trails of Bend, Oregon.
- Code for Best Western Premier and 20% while supplies last a few hundred yards from the start and finish LINK
Welcome
This race/ride is for people who have ridden bikes for quite a long time and understand the need for proper training/hydration, and Death can occur or severe injury. Please consult your physician before entering any event and especially a 100-mile mountain bike race. Once registered, all entry fees are nonrefundable (see below)and will not be refunded past the 50% refund deadline of May 1st for any reason including rain, heat, national emergency, fire, volcanic eruption, bigfoot abductions, or alien encounters. Be aware that if a fire or anything were to threaten the event and we had to cancel, we would refund you a portion of your entry fee or 25% per the policy on the Mudslinger Events about tab. We purchase insurance for the event that would cover that occurrence that has yet to happen. This same insurance excludes Pandemics that are not insurable.
Looking for accident protection? getspot.com is a good option for your lifestyle. I personally have the monthly plan! https://www.getspot.com/
Due to the remoteness of the course, it can and will take 2-3 hrs to get to you in most situations, so take care of each other out on the course and anytime on your bike. We hire Adventure Medics will get to you in the case of a serious crash. We hire them to not place an extra burden on local medical support. In Bend, on any given weekend thousands are recreating and we always aim each year to be as self-sustaining as possible. Know your limits and race just under what you think you can!
This event is under a special event permit with the US Department of Agriculture US Forest service Bend-Fort Rock Ranger District.
FAQ
Rider Know before you go list!
The High Cascades 100 is an endurance MTB event established in 2009! Your journey or ride from Bend "Rules of the road" after 5:30 am when we depart as a mass start event. We aim to keep the post-event trauma under 3 riders!
BEFORE ATTENDING A CYCLING EVENT
Know how COVID-19 spreads
Know the symptoms of COVID-19
Don't travel if you are sick or are with someone who is sick
Determine if you are at higher risk for severe illness and if you are, don't travel
Consider the possible risks you might encounter during travel
Consider who you are traveling back to and what risk you might be exposing them.
Is anyone considered a high risk that you will be returning to that is not vaccinated or cant accept the vaccine?
Medical
We hire out Adventure Medics as our A-Team for the High Cascades 100 and have local Deschutes Ares radio support! If you encounter someone on trail hurt, please remember to look at their race plate for the rider's race number.
Our common injuries that require post-event treatment is 4 to go to Urgent Care, and six if the temperatures are over 90 degrees. See the venue map online for High Lakes Urgent care on the west side of Bend.
How Hard is the Event?
That depends, over the history of this event, the average finisher rate has been about 89%. The toughest part is handling all the fantastic trails that can be hard on the body over time while staying hydrated. Pacing yourself and staying hydrated are very important to make it to the finish. 2018's fastest time for the happy valley loop was 7:17 hrs Bryan Lewis and Larissa Connors at 8:15 for the fastest times ever! These fast times will be in play in 2021 with a hopeful return to Happy Valley per snow conditions. 2019 saw Jacob Rathe 7:41 edge out two-time champ, Chris Jones, by 1 minute with Chase Edwards taking the 2019 Women's Title in 9:25 for the Mt Bachelor Loop. The Record for the Mt Bachelor loop for the women is Serena Bishop Gordon in 8:32. 2020 was an insane 85 mile loop of Lava including a wall of lava on Kwohl Butte!
Your pace is dependent on so many things, including soil moisture, actual trails in the event and your ability to ride Bend Trails or learn quickly that the center of the trail is your friend and straying outside the center can cause you problems. Average 7.5 MPH and you can finish.
This is not an easy event by any means but you can succeed with proper training and a positive mindset. With 25+ breweries in town if you DNF you have a good back up plan including our friends and main beer support at 10 Barrel Brewing.
We could not produce and do this event without your support and the support of our sponsors, volunteers, and crew of Mudslinger Events. Please take the time to thank the volunteers and also give back to our fundraising group and local trail advocacy group COTA, the Central Oregon Trail Alliance. Consider registering for the "racing for COTA category" while spots exist with 100% of those entries donated back and also staying at Mt Bachelor Village for the 10% giveback. Everyone that does sign up has the option to become a fundraiser for COTA.
Link to giveback to COTA
Need a place to stay Discount code below?
Another close-by accommodation includes the Best Western Premier and other Bend Properties located 1 minute from the start and finishes by bike. Discount prior to January 1st for this special property with a flexible cancelation policy! Great hotel close to the start to roll out of bed and hit the trails!
Camping (Dispersed) is available 15 minutes away at Wanoga Snowpark, and please check local conditions for fire restrictions as most likely, any fires in the woods will not be allowed at this time. Please purchase an Annual Forest pass from REI or many local outfitters, including the Forest service welcome center off of Century Drive and rd 41 adjacent to many Bend Trails. LINK to Forest pass to camp or recreate in the Deschutes National Forest and other areas.
Training
We have partners in training that live and ride the Bend, Oregon Trails so much that not taking on some advice from one of them would be tragic. We included their bio and contact below to take your fitness to the next level. To keep that 88% finisher rate and hope you will plan accordingly, and go for it!
Also, Blog Post from local Dakota Gale and Traipsing About. First time ever racing in 2017, nailed his Sub 10 HR Goal, and Vegan Diet to boot!
Drop bags 2022 Red Label mile TBD and Blue Label Mile TBD (We supply Labels)
Drop Point Athletic Club of Bend
Location and Date: 7/15 Friday 3pm-6 pm Lower Parking lot where all normal activities usually occur on any other year at the Athletic Club of Bend. Mudslinger Events thanks the Athletic Club of Bend for their support for drop us to stage the UHAULs for water and your bags. Our staff and volunteers will be on-site, and like all processes, we will have one way in and out to the social distance and receive your bags. Saturday 7/17 2-8 pm after you finish, this will be the same location to sanitize your bags or Sunday from 8-9 am in the lower parking lot before we finish the event officially. Drop bags can be a 1 Gallon zip lock, drawstring bag, or a small cooler not to exceed 12in×18in! Remember, these locations are NO spectators. Please volunteer if you want to be present! volunteer@mudslingerevents.com We can always use some socially distant sweep riders that know the area.
All labels for Drop bags will be placed in your packet the day before use, so stop by Sagebrush cycles first before heading over to the drop bag area. The Zip Lock bag that you provide or a small cooler must include your race number and last name. Best Bet is to walk over as parking is extremely limited to Sagebrush Cycles, where you will receive your timing chip and gear. James Gritters and his team have been with the event since day 1, providing mechanical support on course. In fact, in some years, he has closed his shop to support all the great riders looking to finish what they start!
2021 DROP BAG Drop off from 3-6 pm Friday or 4:30 am until 5 am Saturday Drop off at the Athletic Club of Bend This location is 5 minutes from Sagebrush Cycles. 2022 info coming soon
All labels will be in your packet to use! A custom-looking drop bag is always helpful. The bags will be placed on the right side of the roads in pods of 10 bags All drop Zones will be before any neutral aid we will be suppling that includes socially distant PB and J Gels will be provided the day prior and support from Hammer Nutrition. Water, we have 45,000 ounces of water and will place a sanitary bottle or 3 by you when you come into the aid station and social distance.
Drop bags: Please write your last name and plate number on your small insulated cooler, hydration pack, or zip lock bag.
RED labels for RD 575 Aid 2 Mile 48! Bags returned by 2pm
BLUE labels for Aid 2 at Mile 65 Dutchman Snow park Bags returned by 4:30pm
Post Race Saturday please park in the lower parking lot and sanitize your drop bags from 2-8 pm Saturday during the race and 8 am-9 am Sunday. Anything left after this will be taken home with me and extra food items will be thrown away. We can arrange for shipping if you leave something of value.
What is at the aid stations (3 Full)aid Plus Water and HEED at mile TBD and TBD as the 2022 Map is released
One thousand gallons of water 48 oz minimum for each person at each of the three aid stations and Hammer Heed that you will receive the day prior at Packet Pickup. Endurolytes and Fizz are also available in your packets pre-event for 2021.
PB and J and plenty of items in single-serve cups to eat. Pickels, Chips, Trail Mix and more! Your drop bags will be taken to Mile 48 and or Mile 65! They will be returned to the finish and by my events trailer by 5pm.
Pack your bag with special treats and electrolyte drink powder that you know works for you the day before any one of these three aid stations. A fresh hydration pack is a wise move for Aid station 2 in 2021 at mile 48 for the trip over Happy Valley or Aid 3 at Dutchman when your hydration better be on point by mile 65!
Mechanical Support
Mechanics from Sagebrush Cycles will be there to keep the wheels rolling, and the rest is up to you. Make sure to ship your bike to arrive no later than Monday the week of the event. James and his crew dominate this event and are among the critical factors at maintaining that 89% finisher rate. We have a shipping option available with a bike build and mini tune-up/safety check for 125.00 available through registration. Mechanical support in 2020 will be located at the end of the aid station past your drop bags and as you exit. Lube will be available, and we will sanitize between each use. Remember not to remove your face covering until you have left the aid station and drop zone area. Keep Rolling with Sagebrush Cycles of Bend!
Where is everything at?
The Bend area can be confusing. The venue map on the website can help quite a bit.
Please do not warm up before the race when it is not light unless you have a light on your bike! Please ride Rules of the Road from Bend no earlier than 5:30 to Mile 9 off of rd 41! SPECTATORS HEADING TO WANOGA SNOW PARK DO NOT LEAVE BEND UNTIL AFTER 6 AM. YOUR RIDER WILL BE DQ'D IF SO AS THE HWY IS A DANGEROUS PLACE WITH EXTRA CARS ON THE ROAD THAT DO NOT NEED TO BE PRESENT.
Rd 41 is located just west of Bend on Century Drive 5 miles directly across from the Forest Service Welcome Center and a left-hand turn.
Key to finishing well
Training! Duh and Hydration and Smiling. Mental toughness for mile 32-53 for the 5-7 MPH and something left in the tank from mile 70 on
How is the course marked?
It takes 40 hrs to mark the 100-mile loop, with 90% of the course being marked by Wednesday the week of the event. Pink arrows and Multicolored red striped, and Pink or orange ribbons mark the way. A key point of multiple ribbons will be placed on the side of the turn with pink arrows in 90% of all turns on the opposite side of the corner. For example, we would put an arrow on the right, pointing left!
Also, in some areas, we use a bright yellow wrong way X that says NO. The course is open to all recreational traffic, so be careful and always download the GPX file when it becomes available. Major Trails will have laminated signs with the trail name and distance also. Please do not touch the signs or move anything as riders can become lost or disorientated in the heat of the day. The best plan if you have never been to this event is to follow a local Bend rider. We over mark the course, but it is your responsibility not to overcook a corner or play "follow the leader" and go off route.
Does the event fill?
Most years it does and we may have a spot late so text me or e-mail me at mike@mudslingerevents.com for available space.
Special Notice
We will be holding five spots for top overall NUE series through July 10th. So if you are in the top 5 this season heading into High Cascades 100 overall in Open Men, Open Women, 50+ Men, or SS, you will have a spot waiting. This way, if the race fills, you can still come with all your hard work! Also, we will always have five places for women who want to race when the event fills. With a much higher than average women participation, we appreciate all of your efforts. We may even have a few spots on the waitlist with all the deferrals, so check back on the reg link.
Does the High Cascades 100 allow outside support?
YES in 2021 at Aid 1 mile 23 and Water and HEED refill mile 33. THAT'S IT! We cant add 200 cars driving around in a heavy recreational area to the other spots! Your rider will be disqualified if receiving support in any other areas except these two locations.
NO OUTSIDE SUPPORT ON COURSE! Meaning to please get your Nonporous drop bag and water at the aid station No mid-race pacing! Sure you may follow a stranger up a hill but please do not have Joe or Mary meet you and tow you around at mile 50. Joe and Mary are both outstanding individuals, but a bit crazy sometimes.
NO Outside support vehicles are allowed to leave Bend until 6:00 am 30 minutes after we start including volunteers to provide a safe start for the riders. Any car on the road following the riders outside of official vehicles will result in a 1hr time penalty to the rider.
If you want to support your rider, maybe you can volunteer…we need your help and you get a great meal and shirt! volunteer@mudslingerevents.com
Medical Support
We have advanced first aid available on course with Adventure Medics at most aid stations and the finish, including radio communication by the ARES radio group at each checkpoint, we will have you covered. Being that this course is extensive, it will take quite some time to get to you if you are seriously injured and with this knowledge, please take care of each other on the course and make sure to alert aid station personnel if someone is hurt and needs assistance.NO motos are allowed unless we need to dispatch local Search and Rescue and this can take 30 minutes to get ready to leave from Bend combined with travel time to where you are. What this means that this is a severe endeavor on your part to maintain control of your bike and do what you can to come back safe. While we have had some injuries such as broken collarbones and puncture wounds and the typical loss of skin or concussion, neck trauma, and or an IV from dehydration and would like to leave it at that or better said the average is 2-5 injuries requiring medical attention beyond what we can do in the field. Over my 25 years of putting events/races, I have rarely had to call for assistance but will do everything in my power to get medical support to you quickly. With all other recreation occurring in the forest from multiple user groups, you can expect a 2hr to 3hr time to have medical personal arrive if you are seriously hurt.
Is neutral mechanical support available?
YES, Sagebrush Cycles with five mechanics spread out on the course as the final stop at the end of the aid station in 2021. We excellent service to keep you rolling. We will lube your chain with lube adjust derailleurs, and assist the best of our ability. If, by chance, you do need a repair that requires payment, please give the mechanic your race number and name and stop by Sunday to the shop that fixed your bike and settle up with them for the part allocated to complete your journey. In addition to service, we will have some tubes and a tire or two at each aid area, but make sure to store some rubber patches/a tube, a CO2, or other small parts in your drop bags to ensure your bike makes it to the finish line.
What are the cutoff times for this event? How does the start work?
Race Starts and Finishes
The ride begins with your 85.00 Transponder attached to your fork that you should have received the day prior at Sagebrush Cycles for rules of the road socially distanced ride from Bend after 5:30 am! We start from the Athletic Club Of Bend. You may only park at the Athletic Club of Bend from 4:30-5:45 am and after 1 pm Saturday!
The Race ends at the Athletic Club of Bend! Food and more await you including your finisher Growler!
Please have your timing chip removed and grab a single use water and head out. Nice work
We want everyone to finish! Many elements are in play. Heat and hydration and staying upright, to name a few!
2021 Route Cut off's (the times below are when you must have left the aid stations) No exception. We finished 90.5% in 2021! 2022 will be just as sweet of a course
9:30 am mile TBD Wanoga Aid 1 (We suggest arriving before 9 am if you want to finish) Baring a mechanical 98% make it to Aid 1 in time
12:30 pm Aid 2 RED Label for your drop bag #1 Mile TBD
Time: TBD Mile TBD Aid 3 at TBD
SPECIAL NOTICE about time cutoffs
We want everyone to finish, and many elements are in play. Heat and hydration and staying upright, to name a few!
Out of the 10-15% that do not finish, we have 1% or less that end up being very irrational, unwilling to leave the course, not cool at all with our sweeps who are tracking progress, and taking their time to help the riders along the route. We understand your passion and sincerely appreciate your efforts. Please respect the cutoff times listed above and know that you must meet those to continue through to the finish. Riders not making the cut will have the timing chip removed and either be given transport back to Bend from our friends at Cog Wild and or in some cases, the access to Century Drive or Skyliners equals a 10 mile mostly downhill roll back to family and friends. If you do this please return the chip and please stay tuned for phone numbers to contact so we know exactly where you are.
If you miss a cut-off time: We set the cut-offs, so you are not riding in the dark, and we need to know your plate number to report to the aid captain. If you continue to ride on the course, you will be on your own to allow the sweeps and course to be cleared. If you do continue to ride and further risk injury, dehydration to our sweep riders, we need to take your plate and wish you farewell. You could run out of water or worse. Thank you for your understanding.
START TIME IS 5:30 am from the lower parking lot of the Athletic Club of Bend
While things do change year to year depending on the actual course, a time of 1 pm usually at 50-55 miles is where the hard cut halfway will be established, to ensure your safety the rest of the way to the finish line. The average speed needed is about 7.5-8mph on average to make the cut-off and be well on your way to finishing without getting caught in the dark. It may be light outside, the forest is much darker late in the day, and Mudslinger Events will not compromise any participant's safety in regards to cut-off times.
Just average 7.5 mph, and all you can finish this epic event as 88% have done.
Pre-Ride with COG Wild! Click the logo to reserve for Wednesday!
Book this July for the High Cascades 100 Pre Ride
The pre-ride shuttle will be announced with Cog Wild and space is limited, and the route is on Wednesday the week of the event. We will be riding the TBD loop or 20-25 Miles with local Mountain biker Ryan McGlone and McGlone Properties. Call them anytime to pre-ride an epic section such as the Swampy loop or hit the trails and do something unique before your HC 100 experiance.
Special Pre-ride presented by:
Click on the Cog Wild Logo below when active and use the password PRIVATETOURS Cost: $50.00
2 Guides provided and plenty of fun!
Pick up location is Loge Camp at 9 am
Here is our local trail shuttle info: LINK.
9am, 10:30 am and Noon every day, See website for more info
Parking Park where you are staying! No Parking at the Atheltic Club of Bend until after 1:30pm. You may park and drop off your rider in the am and are encouraged to do so!
Free entry offer
1 volunteer such as yourself the day before at Packet pickup or maybe you want to help mark the course if you have the previous experiance you can get 50% off! Sign up two volunteers and get a rider in for free
Refund Policy
The Bike Reg Third Party insurance can protect you if you purchase it at the time of entry for an injury. Pandemics are excluded. No refunds for any reason and transfers can happen via Bike reg for a small fee until 30 days prior. If you want out we will transfer your entry to any current year's event. We cant push your entry to next year due to the limited amount of riders we are allowed into this event. Also in 2022, the Canadians are back with 40 entries!
Injuries
Please note that we take 10 people and no more until July 1st current year for injuries only that would prevent you from participating. Bike reg does offer event insurance to purchase when you sign up also.
What’s included in Entry?
For your hard-earned 270.00 cash the best possible course I can come with (70-75 miles of trail and amazing support to get you to the finish along with:
-Custom Defeet 6’inch socks and custom shirt, pint glass,water bottle, finisher growler after you cross the finish line !
-Amazing Medical Support
-Post-event 10 Barrel Beer and great food from Cowgirl Cookin' and we have a voucher to use from 10 Barrel Brewing through 7/31/22
-Custom Awards 3 deep and overall prizes at the growler pickup area 4-8pm at the Athletic Club of Bend by the Gravel Parking lot. Awards at 7pm! Look for the Mudslinger Events or 10 Barrel Brewing Tents.
-Great Raffle and 3000 cash purse equal for men and women!
-Other great Prizes from the NUE series and sponsors!
THE MEAL
COWGIRL COOKIN after the event and 10 Barrel Brewing for take out or Dine in starting Friday 7/15 through 7/31 with your voucher.
2021 info....Suited for all dietary needs, this Tex Mex will get you back on the path of recovery and your next mountain bike ride.
The Beer! Awesome support from our friends at 10 Barrel Brewing!
All champions of the nine categories will get also receive a growler fill and super custom medal. Free entry is for 2022's event to allow more riders to get in for 2021, who had to defer. If we get back to normal capacity, you can use this in 2021 or the first 50 who registered from 2020 and want to get into next year will do so when we open reg 10/1. THX!
When is the Mandatory meeting and Packet Pickup Friday ONLY?
No Mandatory meeting for this event in 2021. With this being said, I will be available at Packet Pickup and on Instagram live going over the event leading into this for 2021.
Packet Pickup (11-7pm at Sagebrush Cycles) Friday! Fill out your waiver ONLINE ONLY via Bike Reg for all years now and forever.
Calf Marking like normal so if you want to mark, your left calf with a special code to let others know what category you are in. O for Open, V for 40-49, M For 50-59, SM for 60+ Men, C For Clydesdale and S for Singlespeed. The globe has a shortage on grease pens, so you will need to mark yourself if you choose!
NO TRANSFERS……
Your friend can pick up your swag; We need that waiver signed prior to 7/16 or no race for you!
Can I switch my T-shirt size at Packet pickup?
YEP, where we will pre-stuff your shirt and socks. We do over order, but even with over-ordering, this may leave us short. We do order women's specific shirts and men to be as custom as possible, so If you do need to change your size as your training progresses, please e-mail me at least six weeks out to guarantee the correct size requested. If we do have extras after you finish, we may simply have an extra shirt for you at the Growler pickup area.
Can I get a Custom High Cascades Jersey onsite?
YES and we have a lot of merchandise, so pick up a piece before or after you finish! Look for the tea
Riding in Bend
NO Littering. If you can believe it in 2018, someone dropped a gel pack on the ground, and a cyclist not associated with the event asked them to pick it up, and they said, "I paid to do this" Meaning litter….WTF! This has to be rare, but in 2018 we did find over 30 wrappers and mainly on an open bumpy road before Tumalo ridge. Slam that gel or better yet use a gel flask and pack it out.
Anyone found tossing litter on course will be disqualified immediately! You have every opportunity to drop your litter at aid stations.
Keep Single Track single.
Most vegetation is fragile and very sensitive to trampling. When passing others, please allow the lead rider to move over when safe and try to keep the singletrack single. Use passing lanes whenever possible. When you stop for a break, please remove your bike from the trail so others can pass without being forced to go off the singletrack
Some trails can be crowded.
Runners, dog walkers, families, tour groups, racers, equestrians, and recreational cyclists all share the same trails. Please be courteous to other users, and extend a friendly nod or "hello" when passing. You are not any more entitled to use these trails than anyone else even though it's a race, please behave and be friendly regardless of what the other trail users are doing. Especially true during a long descent where blind corners and sharp turns exist.
Clothing Policy
Any clothing left over after Sunday will be donated to Junior racing in Oregon and washed, with no exceptions. All leftover clothing will be placed on one side of the race event trailer after the event Saturday, and if not picked up by Sunday at 9 am will be taken back to my house. I will be on-site from 8 am to 9 am Sunday am, prior to moving the enclosed trailer.
Awards
7pm Awards Growler and award ceremony Athletic Club of Bend.
9 Categories
Open Men, Open Women, Singlespeed men, Cyldesdales 200+, 40-49 Men and 40-49 Women 50-59 Masters Men and 50+ Masters women and 60+ Super Masters Men. We will expand to 60+ Super Masters Women and even 70+ Extreme Masters Men once we have 4 or 5 participate and finish in the event. We wanted to update this for 2022 due to a few dedicated riders emailing us.
We don’t have 60+ Super Masters Women Yet. We first need a 60+ women to finish and also have 5 or more participants to make a category. This is the most attended women’s 100-mile endurance event in the nation as a percentage of the field. We do have a big women's
3000.00 in Cash to the top riders, equal payout top 5 men and women 500,400,300,200,100 men and women. Awards 3 deep and amazing prizes for those who attend.
Camping
Wanoga snow park only Friday and Saturday. Please watch out for areas where you should not park.
(It is a 20-minute drive to the start if you are camping, back to town) Please remember if we are in a fire restriction no fires and I will inform you if this is the situation.
Litter
Once again NO Littering or dropping gel packs. If you pull packs or anything out of one pocket, put the leftover in your garbage pocket and empty at the aid stations. I will DISQUALIFY you if this happens and we know when no effort is made to stow your garbage. We do have gel flasks, need to do a complete inventory, but will be able to get you going and keep you going, so no tops of gel packets, or wrappers….please!
The N.U.E series (National Ultra Endurance Series) is one way to go the distance.
Thanks to all of you and your families!
-Mike Ripley and Family, Volunteers and Crew
Contact the Race Director!
phone: 541-225-7946 e-mail: mike@mudslingerevents.com
For volunteers: volunteer@mudslingerevents.com
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