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DateSaturday November 7, 2026 at
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TypeRaceXC
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ActivitiesMountain Bike
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LocationFlower Mound United States
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AKATrifecta
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RegistrationOpen Paid
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Race Details:
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2026 · GRAPEVINE LAKE, NORTH TEXAS
THREE TRAILS.
ONE FINISH.
HORSESHOE » KNOB HILLS » NORTHSHORE
ENDURANCE CHALLENGE + FINISH-LINE FESTIVAL
All of it, back to back, in one day. Waiting for you at the end: live music, food, cold drinks, bike and outdoor brands, and everyone you know hanging out at Northshore. You do the hard part. The party is already going when you get there.
THREE TRAILS.
ONE FINISH.
HORSESHOE » KNOB HILLS » NORTHSHORE
ENDURANCE CHALLENGE + FINISH-LINE FESTIVAL
All of it, back to back, in one day. Waiting for you at the end: live music, food, cold drinks, bike and outdoor brands, and everyone you know hanging out at Northshore. You do the hard part. The party is already going when you get there.
11 TO 7 ON 11/7
THE RIDE
Eight hours, two drives, one finish line. Legs optional after that.
4:30 TO 8:30 PM · LIVE MUSIC FROM 7 PM
THE FINISH LINE FESTIVAL
Everyone you know, waiting at Northshore with a drink in hand.
THE RIDE
Eight hours, two drives, one finish line. Legs optional after that.
4:30 TO 8:30 PM · LIVE MUSIC FROM 7 PM
THE FINISH LINE FESTIVAL
Everyone you know, waiting at Northshore with a drink in hand.
Members $10 · Non-members $50. Rider entry includes the festival. Registration closes Tuesday, November 3.
Distances, schedule and the rest of the details are at DORBA.org/trifecta26.
Distances, schedule and the rest of the details are at DORBA.org/trifecta26.
REGISTER » DORBA.ORG/TRIFECTA26
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