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  • Distance: 21.1 km from Accident
    Sun, Jul 26, 2026 at 8:00 AM

    Course detour due to bridge work on Oak Dale Road (July 13 to Aug 14). Tub Mill Run Rd. to Rt. 669. Loop is now 2 miles longer. STRAVA RWGPS

    USAC permit 15479,Race starts at 10:00 am this year. The Mt. Davis Challenge Road Race is a 40/56 mile event that traverses the highest point in Pennsylvania. The course follows a lollipop style, starting in Confluence, PA, and utilizing the hilly back roads of the Mt. Davis area, climbing to an elevation of 3,213 ft. Once over the top, it descends on the eastern side and climbs back up on Savage Road before returning to Confluence. The Men's Cat 1/2/3 will complete two laps of the upper loop. Prolonged climbs, fast descents, and great scenery make this a memorable event. This will be the 13th year for the race, promoted by the Confluence Tourism Association. For more information, visit (BUTTON) Confluence Tourism Association.

    Please note: If you have never raced before or do not have a USA Cycling racing license, you must enter a category open to Cat 5 riders (Men's Cat 5, Women's Cat 4/5, Men's Masters 45+, 55+, and 65+, or Women's Masters 45+) and purchase a one-day license.

    Proceeds from the race are donated to local groups and fire departments that volunteer and are used to fund projects supported by the Confluence Tourism Association.

    Road surfaces range from very smooth pavement to pavement that has been oiled and chipped over the years with some patching. Oak Dale Road has a few holes which will be clearly marked. Route will be using Fort Hill Road from Route 523 to Pumpkin Center.

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    Men's cat 1/2/3 will do 2 laps of the top loop.

    Race Day Registration Fee $55 (No discounted pricing for women's races on race day.)

    Race will be held rain or shine. Registration opens at 8:30 am on race day and closes at 10:30 am and will be located at Logan Place in the center of town at the Community Center. No Refunds 2 weeks prior to event.

    USA Cycling license required. One day license will be available on race day for $15 This license can only be used for any race with a Men's Cat 5 or Women's Cat 5 category. This includes the Men's Master 45+, 55+,65+ and Women's 45+.

    Race Timing will be provided by Falcon Timing Services. Results for the top finishers will be posted as quickly as possible at the Community Center and on the Falcon Timing Website.

    USA Cycling Permit #2016-15479

    Directions:

    From Pittsburgh: Take the PA Turnpike to exit 91 (Donegal). Turn left onto Route 31 and head east toward Somerset. Just past Bakersville turn right at Bike Trail sign onto Trent Road. At the stop sign turn left onto Copper Kettle Highway. Turn right at the New Lexington sign and right onto Route 281 at the flashing light. Follow south to Confluence.

    From DC/Baltimore: Take I-70 west to I-68. Take exit 14 and go to Route 40. Follow Route 40 to Route 523 and follow north to Confluence.

    From Morgantown: Take I-68 east to exit 23 to Bruceton Mills and follow 26 North. 26 North becomes Route 281 and follow to Confluence.

    See links below for updates, pictures and maps

    If links do not open with a left click right click and pick open .

    www.visitconfluence.info/mtdavischallenge

    For more information or questions contact race director Jim Sota at [email protected] or call

    (814) 926-2840.

    Link to picures: Pictures on SmugMug Places to Stay: Confluence Area

    Information on Mt.Davis Results

    Map of Race Course: PDF_MAP Strava: Course GPX File RideWith GPS: MDC

    A Big Thank You to our Sponsors

    Confluence Cyclery Sota Construction Services

    Wilderness Voyageurs Smith House Inn UPMC Somerset Hammer Nutrition Pine Grill Cycle and Things

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  • 300 CAMP LIVING WATER RD, Somerset County, Pennsylvania, 15559-8379, United States
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    Distance: 23.2 km from Accident
    Sun, Aug 09, 2026 at 10:00 AM

    Welcome to the 8th Annual Jacob Hershberger Memorial Run! This event will help raise funds to finance the Jacob Hershberger Memorial Scholarships that will be awarded each year to two Bedford High School Students and to help those in the community in financial need after the death of a young one. The race date is Sunday, August 10th. Registration begins at 9:00 am and the Race will begin at 10:00 am. This will be a walking and running event.

    Awards are given to the top 3 female and top 3 male runners in each age group and the top 3 male and top 3 female walkers overall for both courses. The age groups are as follows:

    12 and under

    13-19

    20-29

    30-39

    40-49

    50-59

    60 and over.

    Top overal male and female will receive $100 each.

    Note: You must walk if you are signed up for the walk. We have some competitive walkers in the race and it wouldn’t be fair to those walking.

    Please keep in mind race shirts are only guaranteed to those pre-registered by July 29th.

    • Your race entry fee includes a race t-shirt (pre-registered attendees only).

    Amenities:

    Course 1 (run and walk) - A scenic, rolling hills course on grass and gravel that is great for both beginners and “seasoned” trail blazers looking for a challenge. Since this is a run on nature’s trails, the course will be as close to 5K as we can get it!.

    Course 2 (walk only) - An easy stroll around the property for those unable to tackle the challenging hills. This is all flat and good for strollers, young children and elderly.

    Race Results: Race will be professionally timed by the Miles of Smiles TIming Services.; Results will be found at http://www.smileymiles.com

    Questions: Send emails to [email protected] and type “5K Race Director” in subject line.

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  • Distance: 18.3 km from Accident
    Fri, Sep 25, 2026 at 8:00 AM

    MORE's Fall Campout will again be in Bruceton Mills, WV at the Big Bear Lake Camplands, Friday -Sunday,

    This event is intended to be a benefit to MORE/IMBA members! If you are not a member, you can join at the yearly rate of $39/individual or $50/family. If you are a current member and need to renew, add the membership to your cart while registering and select the member pricing for the campout. You can also always join here:

    Each individual must register for the event. It does not matter how many people you have in a tent, or how many tents you have, or if you're in a RV, or whether you're an adult or kid.

    We are staying at Big Bear Lakes "Beaver Creek Village". This is not the airstrip where they hold large events, but the camping area with a bath house shortly after the entrance. The entire campground area is reserved, there are tent sites and RV hookups at some sites. All RV and tent areas are first come/first serve and as we are a large group, expect to share sites/space with others in a "tent-city" fashion. The website for the camping area is here: Campground map

    Event details:

    • Arrival is anytime Friday and departure is Sunday. If you want to arrive earlier or leave later, you need to contact Big Bear Lake Registration and make accommodations with them to purchase additional camping days. This applies whether you are tenting, or in an RV. Use this website to find the number to call to make reservations or make them online: (Click on RV, or Tent links)

    • Sites - all RV and tent areas are first come/first serve and as we are a large group, expect to share sites/space with others in a "tent-city" fashion. There are some wooden platforms on one side of the area, not-shaded areas in the middle and an open field at the top of the area. You can set your tent up anywhere. A description of the area is here:

    • Saturday breakfast - MORE will provide us with individually wrapped breakfast burritos, so that everyone has a full tummy to start a day of riding. There is a selection of ingredients, even vegetarian but not vegan (they all include egg) We are not providing coffee or juice.

    • Saturday dinner - we will be having the Pot-luck dinner on Saturday! Prepare your best dish for sharing Saturday night, the only rule is it should be prepared at the campsite. There will be voting and prizes for the best dishes!

    • Adult beverages - as in the past, we will have kegs of beer Friday and Saturday night for the adults to enjoy. The intent is to supplement what you bring from home, so don't forget to pack your favorites also.

    • Pets & Fireworks - you may bring your furry friends to the event, but they must be leashed. Attendees from prior years may recall the issue we had with fireworks and a dog running off frightened. We are required to comply with the rules of the Big Bear Lake Camplands, which is NO FIREWORKS and PETS MUST BE LEASHED.

    Cabin – there are no longer cabins at the Big Bear Lake Camplands.

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  • Alpine Lake Resort, West Alpine Drive, Terra Alta, WV, Terra Alta, West Virginia, 26764, United States
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    Distance: 25 km from Accident
    Sat, Oct 17, 2026 at 8:00 AM
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  • Distance: 18.3 km from Accident
    Sat, Oct 31, 2026 at 11:59 PM

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    The Big Bear Lake Trail Center is quickly becoming known as the hot spot for classic east coast single track. Years of trail development, by experienced mountain bikers have created a trail system that will have you grinning ear to ear. The terrain has everything to offer; gradual climbs, large embedded rocks, tight slaloms, challenging rock gardens, and off the saddle downhills. Almost 50 miles of trail wind through knee deep ferns, soft needle pine plantations, and groves of mountain laurel. Riders of all ages and abilities will find trails to fit their individual riding skills and need for adrenaline. The Big Bear Lake Trail Center is the place to bring the entire family to experience mountain biking at its best.

    We make it easy to find your way around. Trail maps will be mailed to online season pass purchasers or you can ask for one at the main entrance. We also suggest checking out the TrailForks app or the MTB Project app on your mobile device. Trail fees are $10/day or $30 for a season pass. Season passes will be mailed to you. If you choose to buy a day pass - bring proof of purchase in the form of a printed confirmation email or a screenshot on your phone. A staff member will verify that your pass is valid for that day.

    All trails may be used for hiking, trail running, and x-c skiing. Trails are closed from November 1 thtough December 31. Trails are open from January 1 to October 31 each year.

    Visit our WEBSITE.

    Check us out on FB HERE or our events page HERE.

    Cyclists enjoying trails at The Big Bear Lake Trail Center may inquire about overnight camping sites in Beaver Creek Village.

    We do not close the trails due to wet conditions.

    General Information

    1. Trails are open Jan 1 to Oct 31

    2. Both season and day passes must be purchased online

    3. Day fee is $10.00 per rider per day

    4. Season pass $30.00 (BEST VALUE!)

    5. Large color map included in fee.

    6. Children 12 and under free.

    7. Camping available at Beaver Creek Village sites. Inquire at Guard House or Office or online HERE.

    8. Helmets and personal safety equipment required.

    9. All riders must sign a release of liability form.

    Please contact us with any questions: (301) 501-1516, [email protected]

    Liability Waiver Statement: With the purchase of or use of a Big Bear Lake Trail Center season or day pass you agree to hold Alyeka, Inc. and the Bikg Bear Lake POA harmless and acknoledge the risks associated with trail use at the Big Bear Lake Trail Center.

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