Hill of Truth Festival
Race Details:

On Saturday October 4th, runners will compete in the HOT Trot trail running race which takes place on the same course as the mountain biking race at 8 am, then at 9 am the 12 Hours of the Hill of Truth mountain bike race will start and continue through to 9 p.m.

Haw Ridge is home to a number of trail running races throughout the year and we appreciate all of our trail users. If you don't want to run, you can walk or bring the dog for a hike. The race course for both events will be between 7-8 miles.

Free primitive camping is available Friday and Saturday evenings.
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As always we will have a free kids race at the campground. Kids and parents will meet at the event check-in at 3 p.m. on Saturday and parents must sign a waiver. There will be prizes

​The campfire will begin on Saturday evening around dusk at the campground; we plan to have music, and are hoping to have vendors on site to serve food and beverages most of the day.

Event details are continuing to evolve, so be sure to check back for updates. This is a fun, family event and we are brainstorming some fresh ideas to make the Hill of Truth Festival even more fun for everyone!

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