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Volunteer registration will open on February 01 @ 12:00pm. Please contact Greg at [email protected] with any questions.


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| Event | Distance | When | Entry fee | Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Friends of the Park Entry | Bike Ride | Jun 19, 20276:45 AM | $250 | – |
| Individual Registration | Bike Ride | Jun 19, 20276:45 AM | $120$150 after Feb 13, 2027 | 1,158 |
| Tandem Bike | Bike RideRelay or team | Jun 19, 20276:45 AM | $200$230 after Feb 13, 2027 | 4 |
Entry fees exclude processing fees. Prices and dates come from the race's registration page and refresh nightly.
Online registration closes Jun 18, 2027, unless the race fills first.
Sunrise on race morning is at about 5:19 AM, and the Friends of the Park Entry starts at 6:45 AM. The start sits about 1,200 feet above sea level.
Fees exclude processing fees. Comparisons use current entry fees and published results from races nearby.
4350 Mounds Park Road, Blue Mounds, WI 53517
The pin marks the address the race lists, which is usually the start. The organizers have not shared a course map with us yet.
Around June 19 the day usually runs from 62°F at dawn to 81°F in the afternoon, with measurable rain on about 25% of days. Cold snaps dip to 53°F and hot years reach 90°F.
Based on 75 days within a week of the date over the last 5 years, from historical weather for the start area. Not a forecast.
What the organizers of Horribly Hilly Hundreds cover on their registration page, in brief.
Rules and FAQ
Volunteer registration will open on February 01 @ 12:00pm. Please contact Greg at [email protected] with any questions.
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Three routes, two county tours, one result: a painfully fun, must-do biking experience destined to find its way onto your June calendar for years to come.
2027 marks the 24th Horribly Hilly Hundreds. Commonly referred to as the "Suffer fest of the Year" and "The Toughest One-Day Challenge Ride in the Midwest" is not to be missed by serious riders anywhere.