The following is a list of USARA sanctioned races for the next three months. As you can see, there are a lot. Each month I will add a month and remove a month to keep people updated but if you would like to see the calendar farther out or want to know more about the USARA go to the following link:
United States Adventure Racing Association
May 1, 2004 Tehama Extreme and Tehama "Not so" Extreme
2004 USARA National Championship Qualifier Red Bluff, CA
Sponsored by Sunsweet Growers, Inc. The Tehama Extreme will be an 8 – 12 hour race featuring navigation through the volcanic mudflow of the 15 million year old Mt. Tehama, and a paddling leg on the mighty Sacramento River. Events will include mountain biking, running/hiking, and paddling. Teams of 2 to 4 people, and solos, are welcome. There will be no crews needed, but bring them along to try the Tehama “Not-So” Extreme, a 2 – 4 hour race run concurrently. This will be a great race to practice your navigation skills because you’ll be in an area you’ve NEVER raced in before. No support crew required for either race. Entry forms will be available February 1, 2004. Entry Forms will be available at
www.teamkarma.com or
www.sweatrc.com after Feb 1.
May 1, 2004 SEAL Adventure Challenge Virginia Beach, VA
The Seal Adventure Challenge provides an opportunity for motivated participants to take part in a 24-hour civilian version of Navy SEAL “Hell-Week” training, known as the toughest and most grueling in the military. Competitors participate in pool drills, soft-sand runs, log PTs, Physical Readiness Tests (PRT), boat exercises and other elements of SEAL training. The overnight mission includes training in strategy, stealth and field communications. The events are led by of a group of highly-trained Navy SEAL instructors and other Special Forces personnel. For more information,
www.oarevents.com, 757-645-3397 or
info@oarevents.com
May 1, 2004 - May 2, 2004 TRIOBA Sprint Adventure Racing Series - TBA TBA, Washington State
Description: Short course adventure racing at its finest. Perfect for the weekend warrior or adventure racer looking to gain experience for a longer race. Disciplines: Trekking, Mountain Biking, Paddling, Navigation, and Orienteering. Distance and Duration: 20-40 miles / 6-12 hours. Divisions: Teams of 2, 3, or 4 person / Coed, Male open, Female open. Entry Fee $100 per person. For more information 253-709-8232
http://www.trioba.com
May 1, 2004 - May 2, 2004 Save the World Adventure Race
2004 USARA National Championship Qualifier Baker Creek State Park (McCormick, SC)
3 Person Teams (co-ed or single sex) can compete in the sport or advanced division. Advanced Division - This is a wicked event that includes water crossings, paddling (canoe), navigation / orienteering (water and land), mystery events, and anything else we dream up before the race (estimated 13-16 hour finish time). The navigation is challenging. This division is not geared for novice racers. Sport Division - This event is geared for novice, first time racers or those that just want a shorter race. The events are similar to the advanced division only less lengthy, but still challenging. Racers are not required to plot UTM map coordinates in this division. The race is designed to be completed in 3 to 6 hours. Entry fee - Advanced - $250, Sport - $180 (+$30 after). Final start times are yet to be determined, but the advanced race will begin Saturday night and run into Sunday afternoon. The sport division will begin Sunday morning and end Sunday afternoon. All proceeds from the race are used for the humanitarian efforts of Save the World (STW), Inc. The organization has no administrative fees and 100% of all donations and income to the organization are used for humanitarian assistance. Register
http://www.active.com/event_detail.c...nt_id=1090203. For more information contact Bill Werling @ 803-695-0832.
http://www.s-t-w.org/
May 1, 2004 - May 2, 2004 Camp Odyssey Big Island, VA
A great way for racers to get the paddling and climbing certifications needed for Odyssey and other USARA events. Two intensive days of whitewater paddling and fixed ropes skills led by Travis Overstreet. Additional instruction on gear, strategy, and wilderness first aid will be presented. Participants will stay overnight at the Promise Land Camp, paddle in the James River and climb at selected Blue Ridge Mountain sites. For more information,
www.oarevents.com, 757-645-3397 or
info@oarevents.com
May 1, 2004 - May 7, 2004 SEAL Adventure Challenge Virginia Beach, VA
The only event of it’s kind! In this 7-day course, participants will experience parachuting, scuba diving, map and compass, land navigation and SEAL “Hell Week” type physical training evolutions. Lessons and certification in parachuting and scuba diving are included in the package, including pool, Bay and open ocean scuba dives, and 14,000-foot sky dives. Other activities include those in the SEAL Adventure Challenge description. We must have 12 confirmed participants (individuals or group) by April 1 for this event to commence. For more information,
www.oarevents.com, 757-645-3397 or
info@oarevents.com
May 6, 2004 - May 9, 2004 AdventureXscapes Adventure Racing Retreat - Moab (Coed)
Whether you're looking to meet new people, hone competitive skills, jump start training for an upcoming adventure race, or simply want a fun vacation that builds confidence outdoors, AdventureXscapes is the place for you. Learn a new sport or push your current passion to unexpected heights. Our outstanding instructors give you the experience and skills needed to rappel off 100-foot cliffs; mountain bike on Moab's world-class slick rock; find your way in the desert at night; or trail run longer than you ever imagined you could. Take a break from the easy life and discover what's inside you. We promise it's an experience that you won't soon forget.
http://www.gravityplay.com
info@GravityPlay.com
May 8, 2004 Mountain Sports Festival 12-hour Adventure Race
2004 USARA National Championship Qualifier Asheville, NC
Teams of 3, any gender mix. Mtn Biking, Canoeing, Trekking, Navigating with Map & Compass. $390 per team of 3.
http://www.racingahead.com
May 8, 2004 Wild Adventure Race: Spring Sprint Hudson, WI
2 - 4 hour
http://www.WildAdventureRace.com
May 14, 2004 - May 15, 2004 Great Mississippi Adventure Series
2004 USARA National Championship Qualifier IL
http://www.g-o-events.com
May 15, 2004 Sierra Challenge
2004 USARA National Championship Qualifier Fresno, CA
http://www.sierramultisport.com
May 15, 2004 Odyssey Off-Road Triathlon Sherando Lake Recreation Area, VA
.9-mile lake swim/8-mile mountain run/22-mile mountain bike (or 11-mile bike for Sport Class), Sherando Lake Recreation Area, VA The Off-Road Triathlon is an XTERRA Championship Points Race
Respected as a very unconventional and physically demanding triathlon, this race incorporates elements of adventure racing in the disciplines. The swim takes place in beautiful Sherando Lake, and is followed by a run/hike. Racers climb to the top of Torry Ridge Trail, proceed along the ridgeline then run back down the mountain. The PRO bike section is a double loop mainly on single track, while the Sport class is one loop. Competitors will race up the rocky mountain at the beginning of each loop - a Herculean effort that often makes or breaks competitors. If that’s not enough, we now offer the PRO EXTREME COURSE! Competitors will add a lap in the run and bike section …. .9-mile swim/16-mile run/33-mile mountain bike! Only the toughest need apply!
For more information,
www.oarevents.com, 757-645-3397 or
info@oarevents.com
May 15, 2004 Odyssey Off-Road Duathlon Sherando Lake Recreation Area, VA
8-mile mountain run/11-mile mountain bike, Sherando Lake Recreation Area, VA
Racers will run 8 miles on trails along the lake and streams that are nestled in Sherando’s wooded hills. Then bike a 11-mile loop that encompasses climbing, log-jumping, single-track riding and a challenging descent. For more information,
www.oarevents.com, 757-645-3397 or
info@oarevents.com
May 15, 2004 Cal-Eco Adventure Race Series #2 Fort Bragg, CA - Jackson State Forest
24 Hour Adventure Race: Please visit our website for additional information.
www.csmevents.com
May 15, 2004 Greenway Challenge Adventure Race Chattanooga, TN
The Greenway Challenge Adventure Race is a sprint race targeted at both beginners and experts. The proceeds from the race will benefit the North Chickamauga Creek Conservancy.
www.northchick.org
farmerjp@bellsouth.net
May 16, 2004 AFC Adventure Challenge to Benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Philadelphia, PA
This is a 12 hour race that will benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. GOALS-ARA in cooperation with the Aquatic and Fitness Center is staging the first real adventure race in Philadelphia. Teams of 3 racers (co-ed, open, and masters) will swim, trek, bike, traverse, canoe, and complete team challenges while helping a worthy cause. Four pre-race clinics will be conducted multiple times at Aquatic and Fitness Center locations throughout the Philadelphia area. Discounted registrations to the clinics and race are offered to AFC members.
http://www.g-o-a-l-s.com
May 17, 2004 - May 23, 2004 Odyssey Adventure Racing Academy New River Gorge, WV
4 or 6-Day course
Instruction in land navigation, whitewater paddling and swimming, mountain biking, and fixed ropes skills including rappelling, ascending, and traversing. Aspiring adventure athletes interested in being a part of this fast-growing sport, and experienced racers who want to become more proficient will learn necessary outdoor skills at beautiful Camp Washington Carver. The Academy is the longest-running AR school in America. In addition to covering the above disciplines, we cover physical training, racing strategy and gear selection. Activities are held in scenic locations throughout the beautiful New River Gorge area. Classroom training takes place in the Camp Washington Carver cabin, the largest chestnut-log structure in the country. Instructors are accomplished adventure racers and experts in the various disciplines. The 6-day course culminates with the popular Endorphin FIX 2-Day Adventure Race.
For more information,
www.oarevents.com, 757-645-3397 or
info@oarevents.com
May 21, 2004 - May 23, 2004 The Endorphin FIX
2004 USARA National Championship Qualifier New River Gorge, WV
2-Day Adventure Race/125 miles PRO class/75 miles Adventure class - ALL NEW COURSE!
A USARA National Championship Qualifier. Widely known as the "toughest 2-day race in the country", the popular 40-hour Endorphin FIX combines an extremely rugged 125-mile course with the magnificent beauty of the New River Gorge. Teams of 2 and 4, as well as solo competitors, hike and bike through the Appalachian Mountains, paddle on the New and/or Gauley Rivers, and conquer a thrilling fixed ropes challenge. This is an unsupported race, meaning no assistance crews are required. For more information,
www.oarevents.com, 757-645-3397 or
info@oarevents.com
May 22, 2004 PURE North Shore, Pittsburgh, PA
An 80-100 mile urban race highlighting Pittsburgh's environmental, historical & cultural qualities. Approx. 40 miles of mountain biking, 20+ miles of trekking/trail running & 15-20 miles of canoeing on all 3 of Pittsburgh's great rivers. Rappelling & traversing.
Contact: Doug Crytzer
Contact Phone #: 814-397-4316
Sponsor: n/a
Event Fee’s: 4 person / $600.00, 2 person / $300.00, solo / $150.00
http://www.americanadventuresports.com
info@americanadventuresports.c om
May 22, 2004 The Southern Tour of 04’ Adventure Race Series Oklahoma City, OK
"Sprint Distance" 2-4 hour Adventure Races are the perfect distance for teams new to the sport, as well as experienced teams who prefer the shorter “Push it to the Max” course distance. Categories are 2-Person teams of, Male, Female, or Co-Ed. The actual course layout and distances are not revealed until the race start, but usually consist of: Trail Running (2-3 miles) Mountain Biking (7-10 miles) Kayaking (1-2 miles) and should take the average team about 2:30 to complete. We provide the boats, paddles, and you provide a trail capable bike, running shoes, and a willing team mate. Cost for early registration is still only $55/person. A portion of the race proceeds go to The Juvenile Diabetes Association. More info may be found at
www.HavingFunInc.com or 405-822-2877
May 22, 2004 Ozark Greenways Adventure Race (formerly the Mark Twain Forest Adventure Race)
2004 USARA National Championship Qualifier Twin Bridges, MO
Start time 7 am, coed 4-person teams
Estimated time 8-14 hours.
Distances not revealed - mtn. biking, running, canoeing, orienteering and mystery tests. We provide the boats, paddles & lifejackets.
$90 per person - limited to the first 90 teams to register. For more information 417-864-2015.
www.ozarkgreenways.org
May 23, 2004 PURE Sprint AR North Shore, Pittsburgh, PA
A 20 mile sprint adventure race in and around the city of Pittsburgh. 3 miles of canoeing, 6 miles of running, 11 miles of mountain biking & adventure challenges.
Contact: Doug Crytzer
Contact Phone #: 814-397-4316
Sponsor: n/a
Event Fee’s: 4 person / $300.00, 2 person / $150.00, solo / $80.00
http://www.americanadventuresports.com
info@americanadventuresports.c om
May 28, 2004 Wasatch Adventure Race
2004 USARA National Championship Qualifier UT
http://www.highmountains.com
May 28, 2004 - Jun 1, 2004 Florida Coast to Coast
2004 USARA National Championship Qualifier FL
http://www.floridaraces.com
May 29, 2004 Hike & Bike 12-Hour Relay Upstate, NY
Description: 12 Hour Mountain Bike Relay Race. Try to complete as many laps as possible on a fixed 10-12 mile course within designated time. Divisions include 3 Person CoEd, 2 Person CoEd, 2 Person Male, Solo Male and Solo Female. Cost is 80.00 per person early registration and 95.00 on the day of the event. For more info: (607) 435-8684.
http://www.severesports.com
info@severesports.com
Jun 5, 2004 The Southern Tour of 04’ Adventure Race Series Tulsa, OK
"Sprint Distance" 2-4 hour Adventure Races are the perfect distance for teams new to the sport, as well as experienced teams who prefer the shorter “Push it to the Max” course distance. Categories are 2-Person teams of, Male, Female, or Co-Ed. The actual course layout and distances are not revealed until the race start, but usually consist of: Trail Running (2-3 miles) Mountain Biking (7-10 miles) Kayaking (1-2 miles) and should take the average team about 2:30 to complete. We provide the boats, paddles, and you provide a trail capable bike, running shoes, and a willing team mate. Cost for early registration is still only $55/person. A portion of the race proceeds go to The Juvenile Diabetes Association. More info may be found at
www.HavingFunInc.com or 405-822-2877
Jun 5, 2004 Toyota Tundra Adventure Racing Series #2: FURY AT FORT DE SOTO Fort De Doto, FL (Fort De Soto Park)
2004 will be our second year at Ft. De Soto. With just one year at this location under our belt, Fort. De Soto has several areas that our athletes have yet to see. What you can expect from this course is a flat bike, tough kayaking, and strong running. Be sure to leave your cell phones at home because we promise that you will get wet at this one!
Combining the sports of mountain biking, trail running, kayaking and a number of surprise “special” tests at each race, the TTARS has matured into the largest and most respected short-course Adventure Racing Series in the Southeast. The “sprint” distance format ensures that teams and individuals finish each race in 2-4 hours (1-2.5 hrs for Super-Sprint Division), making them manageable for first timers and novice adventure racers, yet challenging enough for experienced racers.
http://www.toyotatundraatc.com
Jun 5, 2004 - Jun 6, 2004 The 12 Hours of Dirt Mountain Bike Relay Warda, TX (Bluff Creek Ranch)
7pm til 4am, a 12 hour mountain bike relay race where teams try to log as many laps as possible on a 10 mile course with only one team member riding at a time. Male solo, female solo; male, female & coed 2 person teams; 4 & 5 person teams. For more info 512-863-3715.
http://www.terrafirmapromo.com
tdaventure@aol.com
Jun 5, 2004 - Jun 6, 2004 TRIOBA 24-Hour Adventure Racing Series - Wenatchee Wenatchee, WA
Description: The Pacific Northwest’s toughest adventure racing series. Real navigation over some of the most beautiful terrain in Washington State. Disciplines: Trekking, Mountain Biking, Paddling, Navigation, Ropes, and Orienteering. Distance and Duration: 50-100 miles / 15-30 hours. Divisions: Teams of 2, 3, or 4 person / Coed, Male open, Female open. Entry Fee $175 per person. For more information 253-709-8232.
http://www.trioba.com
Jun 12, 2004 Wilderness Triathlon I Yellow Creek State Park, Indiana, PA
Do one race or the points series. These courses where designed & scheduled so that racers doing the entire series will be able to continue to train & improve between events. This is a point’s series. Racers finishing in the top three overall at each race or the top three in their age group will receive points. These points will accumulate & series champions will be crowned at the final awards ceremony of the series. The overall top three (3) Males & the overall top three (3) females will receive awards.
Contact: Doug Crytzer
Contact Phone #: 814-397-4316
Sponsor: n/a
Event Fee’s: Racers swimming $45.00, Racers kayaking $65.00
http://www.americanadventuresports.com
info@americanadventuresports.c om
Jun 12, 2004 Wild Adventure Race: Summer Sprint Eagan, MN
2 - 4 hour
http://www.WildAdventureRace.com
Jun 12, 2004 Gorgefest Adventure Relay The Dalles, Oregon to Mt. Hood, Oregon
The event will travel from the banks of the Columbia River to the slopes of Mt. Hood. There will be a total of 10 legs for the event. The legs will be individual challenges. One or in specified legs, two team members will complete each leg.
Activities will include: Kayaking (flat water), Mountain Biking, Road Running, Trail Running, Road Biking.
Categories include; Solo - Men/Women, 3-Person - Men/Women/Mixed, 6-Person - Men/Women/Mixed
The top five teams in each division will receive awards. In addition, all finishers will receive a finishers medallion and a finishers t-shirt. There will also be random prizes and awards given away.
After the event there will be live music, an awards ceremony, and a slideshow of pictures taken during the event.
www.gorgefest.com
joanie@gorgefest.com
Jun 12, 2004 Gorgefest Adventure Relay 2004 Riverfront Park – The Dalles, OR
Start: Riverfront Park – The Dalles, OR
Finish: Mt. Hood, OR (Timberline Ski Area)
The event will travel from the banks of the Columbia River to the slopes of Mt. Hood. There will be a total of 10 legs for the event. The legs will be individual challenges. One or in specified legs, two team members will complete each leg.
Activities will include: Kayaking (flat water), Mountain Biking, Road Running, Trail Running, Road Biking. Categories include; Solo - Men/Women, 3-Person - Men/Women/Mixed, 6-Person - Men/Women/Mixed
The top five teams in each division will receive awards. In addition, all finishers will receive a finishers medallion and a finishers t-shirt. There will also be random prizes and awards given away. After the event there will be live music, an awards ceremony, and a slideshow of pictures taken during the event.
http://www.gorgefest.com
joanie@gorgefest.com
Jun 12, 2004 - Jun 13, 2004 AdventureXstream Adventure Race Series - Durango
2004 USARA National Championship Qualifier
The 4th Annual AdventureXstream Series returns with 12 and 24 hour courses that will take solo athletes and teams into the most spectacular venues in the rocky mountain region. Venues include; Moab, Durango, Breckenridge and Vail. The AdventureXstream Series challenges individuals and teams in a competitive as well as collaborative atmosphere. Combining a multitude of outdoor sports including; mountain biking, kayaking, trail running, rappelling, climbing and more... GravityPlay.com provides premier athletes as well as the weekend warrior an outdoor venue for competition and personal achievement. Come race with the premier adventure race series in the spectacular rocky mountain region.
http://www.gravityplay.com
info@GravityPlay.com
Jun 19, 2004 REI Texas State Championship Adventure Race Series Houston, TX (Jack Brooks Park)
June 19 – Houston July 10 – Austin July 24 – Dallas August 23 – New Braunfels
Start time 9am. Male, female, coed & coed masters divisions - 2 person teams. Teams travel together during the race, it is not a relay: Mountain biking (7-10 miles total), Trail Running (2-3 miles total), Canoeing (1-2 miles total), and mystery events. Cost is $60.00 per person, $120.00 per team, We provide the boats, paddles & lifejackets. Proceeds to benefit Texas Wildlife Rehabilitation. For more info 512-863-3715.
http://www.terrafirmapromo.com
tfadventure@aol.com
Jun 19, 2004 Silver Sage Adventure Race: Big Blue Adventure Series
2004 USARA National Championship Qualifier Wingfield Park, Downtown Reno, NV
20+ mile mountain bike; 2-4 mile trail run, downtown dash; navigation skills implemented throughout the event. Highlights include Truckee River corridor, Carson Range, and more. Sprint format with finishing times ranging between 5-11 hours. Competition offered in coed, all male or all female team divisions of 4,3,2 and solo. Pre registration required. Deadline 6/15, late fee to apply after 6/9.
http://www.bigblueadventure.com
info@bigblueadventure.com
Jun 19, 2004 Trail of Tears 100 – Mountain Bike Race Oklahoma City, OK
2004 - 24 Hours of Adrenalin Worlds Qualifier
What do you call a bike race that covers 100 miles, 7 cities, 3 counties, 3 lakes, and one BAD ASS river?…… Well some call it CRAZY, and the rest just call it the toughest mountain bike event in the Southwest. Our 4th year will be even crazier and tiugher than the first 3. Wimps, Whiners, Wheezers, and Complainers are encouraged not to try this event. It is only for the toughest and craziest bikers out there. You may get lost, dehydrated, run over, drowned, bitten, or mentally whipped like a step-child, so if you can’t hang with the biggest dog’s …….. don’t even try it. Cost for early registration is still only $65/person, and it even includes a one of a kind Bike Jersey. A portion of the race proceeds go to The Juvenile Diabetes Association. More info may be found at
www.HavingFunInc.com or 405-822-2877
Jun 19, 2004 - Jun 20, 2004 RAID Avalon, Urban adventure race St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Start time 8 am, male, female, 2 person teams, 4 person teams (mix). Estimated time 4-10 hours. Distances not revealed - biking, hiking/running, map and compass, canoeing /or sea kayak (to determinate), rope activities, and cultural and traditional activities. $450 per team of 4, Kayak include) or $300 without kayak. For more information: (709) 726-4912 or 1-866-867-1075.
http://www.raidavalon.com/
kgallanttourisme@afsj.nf.net
Jun 19, 2004 - Jun 20, 2004 The LionHeart
2004 USARA National Championship Qualifier Ohiopyle State Park, PA
A 24 hr expedition race in beautiful Ohiopyle State Park. 60 miles of mountain biking, 30 miles of orienteering/trekking and 15-20 miles of kayaking. Rappelling.
Contact: Doug Crytzer
Contact Phone #: 814-397-4316
Sponsor: n/a
Event Fee’s: 4 person / $800.00, 2 person / $400.00, solo / $200.00
http://www.americanadventuresports.com
info@americanadventuresports.c om
Jun 26, 2004 TRIOBA Sprint Adventure Racing Series – Snoqualmie Pass Snoqualmie Pass, WA
Description: Short course adventure racing at its finest. Perfect for the weekend warrior or adventure racer looking to gain experience for a longer race. Disciplines: Trekking, Mountain Biking, Paddling, Navigation, and Orienteering. Distance and Duration: 20-40 miles / 6-12 hours. Divisions: Teams of 2, 3, or 4 person / Coed, Male open, Female open. Entry Fee $100 per person. For more information 253-709-8232.
http://www.trioba.com
Jun 26, 2004 Special Operations Adventure race, SOAR 2004 Highlands, NC
SOAR is a not-for-profit entity organized to stage adventure races for the sole purpose of benefiting the Special Operations Warrior Foundation. The event will be Aprox. 8-9 hours and consist of canoeing, biking, running, orienteering (UTM), rappelling, and military obstacles.
http://www.specialops.org
Jun 26, 2004 Cal-Eco Adventure Race Series #3 Yosemite, CA - Sierra National Forest
24 Hour Adventure Race: Please visit our website for additional information.
www.csmevents.com
Jul 3, 2004 - Jul 4, 2004 Cradle of Liberty 24 Hour Adventure Race to Benefit Organ Donor Awareness Philadelphia, PA
$225 per person/$675 per team of 3 (co-ed, open, and masters) before June 14, 2004; $250 per person/$750 per team after.
24 hours of adventure in the city where America began. It will be a balance of urban and wilderness challenges through the historic and scenic landscape in and around the City of Brotherly Love. The sleepless night that the racers will endure will be for the benefit of those waiting for the gift of life. Racers will face all that adventure racing has to offer during the most patriotic weekends in the most patriotic city in America. Many of the challenges will have spectator access.
http://www.g-o-a-l-s.com
Jul 6, 2004 - Jul 10, 2004 New Balance Beast of the East
2004 USARA National Championship Qualifier Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, TN
4-Day Adventure Race/275 miles
A member of the Adventure Racing World Series and a USARA National Championship Qualifier. One of America’s original Adventure Races is back with an expedition-style competition for soloists, and teams of 2 and 4. Racers will pass through miles of scenic gorges and valleys containing a wide range of interesting geological and historic features, and some of the biggest arches in the east. Disciplines include trekking, mountain biking, orienteering, whitewater canoeing with Class III – IV rapids, and a dynamic ropes course. Each team or soloist must be assisted by a support crew. For more information,
www.oarevents.com, 757-645-3397 or
info@oarevents.com
Jul 10, 2004 REI Texas State Championship Adventure Race Series Austin, TX (Muleshoe Bend)
June 19 – Houston July 10 – Austin July 24 – Dallas August 23 – New Braunfels
Start time 9am. Male, female, coed & coed masters divisions - 2 person teams. Teams travel together during the race, it is not a relay: Mountain biking (7-10 miles total), Trail Running (2-3 miles total), Canoeing (1-2 miles total), and mystery events. Cost is $60.00 per person, $120.00 per team, We provide the boats, paddles & lifejackets. Proceeds to benefit Texas Wildlife Rehabilitation. For more info 512-863-3715.
http://www.terrafirmapromo.com
tfadventure@aol.com
Jul 10, 2004 The Southern Tour of 04’ Adventure Race Series Wichita, KS
"Sprint Distance" 2-4 hour Adventure Races are the perfect distance for teams new to the sport, as well as experienced teams who prefer the shorter “Push it to the Max” course distance. Categories are 2-Person teams of, Male, Female, or Co-Ed. The actual course layout and distances are not revealed until the race start, but usually consist of: Trail Running (2-3 miles) Mountain Biking (7-10 miles) Kayaking (1-2 miles) and should take the average team about 2:30 to complete. We provide the boats, paddles, and you provide a trail capable bike, running shoes, and a willing team mate. Cost for early registration is still only $55/person. A portion of the race proceeds go to The Juvenile Diabetes Association. More info may be found at
www.HavingFunInc.com or 405-822-2877
Jul 17, 2004 Red Tail Adventure Race: Big Blue Adventure Series
2004 USARA National Championship Qualifier Briones Park, East San Francisco Bay Area, near Lafayette & Orinda, CA
4-6 mile kayak; 20+ mile mountain bike; 4-6 mile trail run; dedicated orienteering course. Sprint format with finishing times ranging between 5-11 hours. Competition offered in coed, all male or all female team divisions of 4,3,2 and solo. Awards for the top 3 teams in each competition category. Pre registration required. Deadline 7/13, late fee to apply after 7/7.
http://www.bigblueadventure.com
info@bigblueadventure.com
Jul 18, 2004 New England Adventure Race Series Mount Snow, VT
http://www.racingahead.com
Jul 24, 2004 REI Texas State Championship Adventure Race Series Dallas, TX (Johnson's Branch)
June 19 – Houston July 10 – Austin July 24 – Dallas August 23 – New Braunfels
Start time 9am. Male, female, coed & coed masters divisions - 2 person teams. Teams travel together during the race, it is not a relay: Mountain biking (7-10 miles total), Trail Running (2-3 miles total), Canoeing (1-2 miles total), and mystery events. Cost is $60.00 per person, $120.00 per team. We provide the boats, paddles & lifejackets. Proceeds to benefit Texas Wildlife Rehabilitation. For more info 512-863-3715.
http://www.terrafirmapromo.com
tfadventure@aol.com
Jul 24, 2004 Oswegatchie Adventure Challenge & Festival Harrisville, NY
Description: An 4-8 Hour Adventure Race including Kayaking, Hiking/Trekking/Running and Mountain Biking will be the highlight of this 3 day festival that begins on Friday the 23rd and ends on Sunday the 25th. Live entertainment and fun for all ages. Cost is 125.00 per person early registration and 140.00 on the day of the event. For more info: (607) 435-8684.
http://www.severesports.com
info@severesports.com
Jul 24, 2004 Wilderness Triathlon II Lehigh Gorge, PA
Do one race or the points series. These courses where designed & scheduled so that racers doing the entire series will be able to continue to train & improve between events. This is a point’s series. Racers finishing in the top three overall at each race or the top three in their age group will receive points. These points will accumulate & series champions will be crowned at the final awards ceremony of the series. The overall top three (3) Males & the overall top three (3) females will receive awards.
Contact: Doug Crytzer
Contact Phone #: 814-397-4316
Sponsor: n/a
Event Fee’s: Racers swimming $45.00, Racers kayaking $65.00
http://www.americanadventuresports.com
info@americanadventuresports.c om
Jul 24, 2004 The Southern Tour of 04’ Adventure Race Series North Little Rock, AR
"Sprint Distance" 2-4 hour Adventure Races are the perfect distance for teams new to the sport, as well as experienced teams who prefer the shorter “Push it to the Max” course distance. Categories are 2-Person teams of, Male, Female, or Co-Ed. The actual course layout and distances are not revealed until the race start, but usually consist of: Trail Running (2-3 miles) Mountain Biking (7-10 miles) Kayaking (1-2 miles) and should take the average team about 2:30 to complete. We provide the boats, paddles, and you provide a trail capable bike, running shoes, and a willing team mate. Cost for early registration is still only $55/person. A portion of the race proceeds go to The Juvenile Diabetes Association. More info may be found at
www.HavingFunInc.com or 405-822-2877
Jul 24, 2004 - Jul 25, 2004 TRIOBA 24-Hour Adventure Racing Series – Cle Elum Cle Elum, WA
Description: The Pacific Northwest’s toughest adventure racing series. Real navigation over some of the most beautiful terrain in Washington State. Disciplines: Trekking, Mountain Biking, Paddling, Navigation, Ropes, and Orienteering. Distance and Duration: 50-100 miles / 15-30 hours. Divisions: Teams of 2, 3, or 4 person / Coed, Male open, Female open. Entry Fee $175 per person. For more information 253-709-8232.
http://www.trioba.com
Jul 29, 2004 - Aug 1, 2004 Cal-Eco Series Finals Santa Barbara, California
2-3 Day Adventure Race: Official Qualifier for the Subaru Primal Quest Expedition Adventure Race. Please visit our website for additional information.
www.csmevents.com
Jul 31, 2004 Gold Rush Summer Challenge Modesto, CA
The Gold Rush Summer Challenges are shorter distance events. While fast and competitive at the front, the events also make great training or introductory events. Approximate 6 hour winning time. Orienteering, biking, paddling. Look for entry forms beginning March 1 at
www.teamkarma.com.
Jul 31, 2004 - Aug 1, 2004 RAID Avalon Carbonear, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Start time 8 am, male, female, 2 person teams, 4 person teams (mix). Estimated time 4-10 hours. Distances not revealed - biking, hiking/running, map and compass, canoeing /or sea kayak (to determinate), rope activities, and cultural and traditional activities. $450 per team of 4, Kayak include) or $ 300 without kayak. For more information: (709) 726-4912 or 1-866-867-1075.
http://www.raidavalon.com
kgallanttourisme@afsj.nf.net
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