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DateThursday May 2, 2024toSunday May 5, 2024
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TypeFestival
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ActivitiesMountain Bike E-Bike Gravel Bike Road Bike Hike Trail Running
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LocationLittle Shoals Tract (Beast of Burden) United States
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New Event) MTB Conquer The Beast: Individual and Team (6 riders) Event: Trophy awarded for best Individual Time (Male & Female), and Team Awards (all male, all female and coed (3/3)) No E- Bikes (Saturday only Event) Rules are Here.
Road Bike Rides - routes are well marked along scenic country roads lined with wildflowers
Mountain Bike Rides – over 50 miles of mountain bike trails
Gravel Bike Rides - over 50 miles of gravel bike routes
Guided canoe/kayak trips with our resident kayak expert
Guided Hiking with our International Hiking Expert Childrens & Beginners Mountain Bike Clinic (Friday)
Guided Kayaking/Canoeing with our local expert
Adult & Children Mountain Bike Cliinic with our expert
All Events are guided and/or riders can ride any of the routes on their own
(New Event) Childrens Mountain Bike (fun) Rodeo Event (Saturday)
Camping at Stephen Foster Folk C.C. State Park White Springs FL
Social events: Wine & Cheese Meet & Greet; Dessert Social
Event fees cover, all rides, all meals Friday and Saturday & Sunday Breakfast, as well as camping. (no cooking for Mom!)
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SaveTrail transparency5.5 milesDistance136 ftClimb-137 ftDescent115 ftHigh Point -
