Experience the best MTB trails on the East Coast with the Wild 100.
The 2009 14th Annual Wild 100K MTB Endurance Race will be held on Saturday, August 15, 2009.
This race pits soloists and teams against the rough and rugged landscape of Elk River, West Virginia. The Wild 100K is one of first MTBO races on the East Coast with almost 70-miles worth of mountain biking and orienteering.
To experience some of the best single track WV has to offer, we highly recommend staying at the ELK River Touring Center, known as the Eastern America’s riding Mecca, who have hosted this race for 13 years. They have basically put Slatyfork, WV on the map as a premiere MTB ride destination.
For more information visit the Elk River Touring Center website.
Update:
The 14th Annual Wild 100 is a 100K mountain bike endurance race where the course length is determined by your own route choices. Check in at different checkpoints indicated on the Slatyfork Trail Guide that each racer will receive at the beginning of the race. You can decide for yourself which trail, dirt road or (minimal amount) of paved road is the best route to the next checkpoint. The race will begin and finish at Elk River Touring Center in Slatyfork, WV. Classes: Solo Male, Solo Female, 2 person Male, 2 person Female, Co-ed 2 person, First Timer, Over 50, and the WILD 100 PLUS (extra checkpoint).
This is one of the most popular mountain biking endurance races on the east coast, so register early if you plan to attend.
Sign-Up: Pre-registration is $115 (Postmarked on or before July 31) $140 after July 31. Cancellations after July 31 are non-refundable. Registration includes the waterproof and tear-proof Slatyfork Trail Guide with checkpoints marked, a Wild 100 t-shirt, camping Friday and Saturday nights, water and food at three checkpoints, and Wild 100 Survivor’s BBQ Party after the race. To register, please call 1-866-572-3771. Online registration will be available soon.
