Teams of two compete to be the first to reach a select list of historical cemeteries in and around the Hoosier National Forest. A digital picture in front of each cemetery sign will be proof of reaching the check-point. Teams will race to FIVE mandatory check-points, two of which will be drawn and announced the morning of the event. Check-points can be reached in any order, using any route!
The Sub-9 Death March offers four divisions:
Men's, Women's, Co-ed and Tandem
~ $80 (per team) Early Bird Registration - now through January 31
~ $100 (per team) General Registration - February 1 through March 6
~ $120 (per team) On-site Registration if spots are open!
Go to Death March for all the info from this year's event!
Mark your calendars kids... the 2nd AOA Mayhem Enduro is right around the corner
EVENT SCHEDULE
SATURDAY MAY 25
Practice: dawn to dusk (we strongly encourage racers to check out the trails ahead of time either on Saturday or before)
6:00-8:00pm - registration/packet pickup
SUNDAY MAY 26
8:30 registration/ packet pickup
10:00 First Starter
12:30 Last Starter (estimated 2.5 hours to circle the course)
more details to come... or check out our website for info Welcome to Appalachia Outdoor Adventures also, don't forget to "like" our facebook page for updates as well.
Check out the Indiana MTB Night Race Series!
pla.net.co/IndianaMTB
July
27 [Sat]: Southwestway Park Night MTB Race, Indianapolis [register]
August
17 [Sat]: Town Run Park Night MTB Race, Indianapolis
31 [Sat]: Town Run “Revenge” Night MTB Race, Indianapolis
September
2 [Mon]: The Revival Ride – MTB & CX Divisions, Story IN
21 [Sat]: 6/12/24 Hours of Winona MTB – KCV Poverty Cycle Challenge, Winona Lake Indiana
The Palos Meltdown is Chicagoland’s premier mountain bike event. With racing for all ages and abilities this event draws riders from all over the region. In it’s fifth consecutive year, the Meltdown is held as a fundraiser for CAMBr to help build and maintain mountain bike trails in Chicagoland.
The race is held on Palos Forest Preserve’s extensive singletrack trail system just half an hour outside of Chicago. The trails are flowy, fun and built with all levels of rider in mind.
The event strives to keep a fun family atmosphere while providing a both challenging and fun race experience for first timers to the seasoned elite athlete. For 2013 we have changes planned to help further raise the level of fun and racing excitement!
Comcast Cares Day at Andres Park on 4/27/13 - Carpentersville, Illinois
Come join CAMBr for the COMCAST CARES sponsored workday at Andres Park on Saturday, April 27th.
With an estimated turnout of around 150-200 volunteers under our control, we are in need of 20 individuals who will direct groups of 10 people each. Work activities are going to range from trash pickup, invasive removal, skill park development, and trail clearance. Film crews will be on site to document the days activities, so we're looking to give CAMBr a very positive representation!
Registration on the Comcast site gets you a shirt, coffee and snacks, and a box lunch afterwards.
**Note: If you do not want to signup using your Facebook account, send an email to andrespark@cambr.org with your participant names and shirt size, and we will pass the list manually to Comcast to register you. Comcast has confirmed that we can do this.**
Highlights include:
~ Land Manager Workshop
(FREE TO LAND MANAGERS - LUNCH PROVIDED)
~ Downtown GetDown Pub Crawl
~ Sub-9 Schooner Shakedown Point to Point Race and After Party
~ Skills Clinics by IMBA-ICP certified instructors
~ Advanced Trail Building
~ Presentations on topics such as fund raising, taking your club/Chapter to the next level, engaging women and youth, leadership round tables and more!
Cost is only $50 (plus $10 for event t-shirt) and includes summit entry, light breakfast and lunch on Saturday and Shakedown After Party!
Summit participants also get FREE ENTRY to the Sub-9 Schooner Shakedown... a technically demanding, point to point race on the double-black diamond (expert) Schooner Trace Trail!
Just a reminder the Sub-9 Schooner Shakedown will take place NEXT SATURDAY, May 18, as part of the IMBA Great Lakes Regional Mountain Bike Summit at Brown County State Park (Nashville, IN).
The Sub-9 Schooner Shakedown is an individual, time-trial, point to point race. Racers will compete against a clock while additional time bonuses are awarded for clearing the most difficult obstacles along the course. The 2013 course will feature a technically demanding, 3-mile section on the double-black diamond, Schooner Trace mountain bike trail. Riders will encounter natural rock outcrops combined with hand placed rock work to challenge even the most experienced - with plenty of penalty for failure in these hard-to-access ravines.
Racing action begins at 5 p.m. All the details about the race can be found at www.schoonershakedown.com or check out all the summit details below!
June 23rd is the PAMBA Jubilee Challenge!
The Jubilee Challenge is considered by many to be the toughest overall race in the IL championship series! You got what it takes??
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