Ring of Fire
📍 Oregon, USA
Alabama, USA · 14 November 2026
Difficulty: 4/5 — Very hard
The Oak Ass is a demanding mountain bike race held in Alabama's Oak Mountain State Park, offering challenging 25, 50, and 100-mile courses. Built almost entirely on high-quality singletrack with significant climbing, it provides a pure off-road test that avoids gravel and roads.
Visit official site →It is designed for dedicated mountain bikers and endurance athletes seeking an authentic, highly technical trail race on premium singletrack.
Riders who prefer smooth gravel paths, paved roads, or lack the technical handling skills and endurance for non-stop singletrack climbing will struggle on this course.
Training should prioritize sustained aerobic capacity alongside upper body and core conditioning to withstand hours of continuous trail vibration and technical maneuvering.
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Participants can choose between three distance options: a 25-mile race, a 50-mile race, and a 100-mile race (which consists of two 50-mile laps).
Yes, there is a strict cut-off time of 3:30 to reach the 66-mile mark of the race.
This is a genuine mountain bike race composed almost entirely of demanding singletrack. Pavement, gravel, and double track are used very sparingly and only to facilitate passing opportunities.
Aid stations are placed at the midpoint and at the end of the 50-mile course lap.
Riders registered for the 100-mile race are required to pick up their packets on Friday evening before the race.
The park features campgrounds, cabins, six lakes, and a golf course. At the race start trailhead, participants have access to bathrooms, showers, and a dedicated bike washing station.
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