When is MAAH DAAH HEY 100 MTB RACE(S)?

MAAH DAAH HEY 100 MTB RACE(S) takes place on Aug 1, 2026. That's in 4 months.

Where is MAAH DAAH HEY 100 MTB RACE(S) located?

MAAH DAAH HEY 100 MTB RACE(S) is held in Medora, North Dakota, United States.

What distances are available at MAAH DAAH HEY 100 MTB RACE(S)?

MAAH DAAH HEY 100 MTB RACE(S) offers the following distances: 104M, 75M, 50M, 23M, 12M.

How do I register for MAAH DAAH HEY 100 MTB RACE(S)?

You can register for MAAH DAAH HEY 100 MTB RACE(S) through the official registration page.

What is the typical weather for MAAH DAAH HEY 100 MTB RACE(S)?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 59°F and 84°F on race day. There's approximately a 7% chance of precipitation.

MAAH DAAH HEY 100 MTB RACE(S) (12M-104M) - Aug 1, 2026 | Medora, ND

Prepare for an unforgettable journey through North Dakota's awe-inspiring Badlands at the MAAH DAAH HEY 100 MTB RACE(S) on August 1, 2026. Offering distances of 104M, 75M, 50M, 23M, and 12M, with the finish line for all races in Medora, this event challenges riders across one of the world's most majestic and rugged singletrack trails. The 100-mile course, starting from the CCC Campground, features an impressive 13,001 feet of elevation gain, traversing a unique blend of dirt, clay, sandstone, and scoria. Expect a relentless series of climbs and descents, with minimal shade and very little gravel, ensuring a pure Badlands mountain biking experience where pushing your bike is often part of the challenge. Historically, typical race day conditions see highs around 84°F and lows near 59°F with a 7% chance of precipitation, though riders should prepare for temperatures that can peak over 100°F and oppressive heat, which adds to the race's legendary difficulty.

The MAAH DAAH HEY 100 has earned its reputation as one of the toughest races around, pushing even the most experienced riders to their limits; many strong athletes, including Leadville finishers, have found themselves challenged to their core here. What makes this race truly unique is not just the demanding terrain, but the raw, exposed beauty of the Badlands landscape. For the longer distances, aid stations located approximately every 25 miles serve as vital oases, providing water, snacks, and even volunteer bike mechanics, alongside the convenience of pre-arranged drop bags. Crossing the Little Missouri River, typically ankle to knee deep in August, is another distinct feature for 75M and 100M participants.

Finishing the MAAH DAAH HEY 100 earns you entry into the exclusive "Maah Daah Hey in a Day Club," a testament to conquering this brutal yet profoundly rewarding adventure. Riders consistently describe it as an amazing and beautiful experience, a truly unforgettable test of endurance and spirit in a wildly unique environment. While the challenge is immense, the exceptional volunteer support and the camaraderie forged on this remote trail make it an unparalleled event for any mountain biker seeking the ultimate frontier experience.