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>> 8/8/2010
Raid the Rock 2-4 hour course now part of the Adventure Sprint Championship!


>> 6/22/2010
Navigation Clinic scheduled for September 11, 2010. All proceeds will go to Outward Bound Little Rock. Click here for more details.

>> 6/22/2010
Raid the Rock registration is now open. Don't wait, register today!

>> 5/6/2010
The date has been set for the 10th Annual Raid the Rock adventure race.
Race date is October 9th, 2010. Start training now!!

>> 8/19/2009
Calling all volunteers! If you are interested in volunteering or know anyone that is, have them contact us at info@raidtherock.com

>> 7/24/2009
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  • 10th Annual Raid the Rock - October 9th, 2010
    Little Rock's Premier Adventure Race


    Multiple Courses Multiple Categories
    • 2 or 3 person teams - male, female, or co-ed (Premier, Open, and Masters divisions)
    • Solo
    ** The Premier Division consists of 3 person co-ed teams for the 8-12 hour course only.
    Only Premier division teams are eligible for qualification to the 2010 USARA National Championship.

    Register before September 15, 2010 and get $25 off the race fee!

    What Is Raid The Rock Adventure Race?
    The Traditional/Long course at Raid the Rock is an 8-12 hour adventure race that covers approximately 50 miles of mountain biking, trekking/running, canoeing and rope elements. Teams or solo racers will navigate with a map and compass the entire course. The course will traverse wilderness and urban terrain with trekking/running, mountain biking and canoeing in central Arkansas.
    The 2-4 hour Short course will be a much shorter version of the long course.

    What Is The Course Like?
    The mileage ranges for each discipline on the traditional/long course are : Mountain biking 20-25 miles (single track and roads), Trekking/running 10-15 miles (wilderness, trails, dirt roads and city streets) and canoeing 10-15 miles (flat water). The short course mileage ranges are: Mountain biking 5-8 miles (single track and roads), Trekking/running 2-5 miles (wilderness, trails, dirt roads and city streets) and canoeing 3-8 miles (flat water).
    Both races are guaranteed to be an unforgettable experience!

    Regional Qualifier for 2010 USARA National Championship
    The 8-12 Hour course at Raid the Rock will again be a regional qualifier for the 2010 USARA Adventure Race National Championship. A $400 sponsorship will be paid towards the entry fee for the winning Premier division team to go to the National Championship.

    Contact Information
    Email: info@raidtherock.com




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