100K & 50K

The series finale unfolds on the 5,000-acre Mohican Memorial State Forest Trail, featuring a continuous 24-mile loop through Mohican State Park—arguably Ohio’s finest singletrack.
As the state’s only IMBA Epic-designated trail, Mohican delivers a legendary test of endurance and technical riding and serves as the home of Ohio’s largest mountain bike race: the Mohican MTB 50K, 100K, and 100-Mile.
REGISTER FOR THE RACE →Race Details
Everything you need to know before heading to the start line.
Race morning
Course Maps
Get familiar with the trails, distance, and terrain before race day. Explore your course below.
The 26.5-mile championship course winds through Mohican State Park and is open to E-Bike, Pro/Expert, Expert Masters, Singlespeed, and Sport Class racers.
Explore Trailforks Map →The 8.3-mile novice loop offers a shorter course option while still delivering a taste of Mohican's signature singletrack.
Open Interactive Map →Dirt. Distance.
Good Times.
A day on the Bailey's trails is about more than the miles. Here's a glimpse of what makes the Hootenanny special.
Riders on the Trail
The Trails
Aid Station
Finishers Stand
Hootenanny Vibes
Registration
Everything you need to know about entry fees, registration deadlines, and race-day requirements.
Additional Fees
Race Requirements
Timing anklet: Required for all racers. The $6 fee is a one-time charge and is valid for the entire season.
Race plate: Enter your existing OMBC race plate number during registration. New plates are $5 and refundable.
RIDE. RELAX. CELEBRATE.
Stick around after the race and enjoy the best part of race day.
Dough Pro
Dough Pro Wood-Fired Pizza will be on-site serving fresh, wood-fired pizza for post-race enjoyment.
Great Lakes Brewing
Racers of legal drinking age can enjoy complimentary Great Lakes Brewing craft beer after the race.
Come Ride With Us
You don't need to have raced all season—or even raced an OMBC event before—to line up. All riders are welcome.
Course & Rider Information
Know your distance, plan for the park, and come prepared for Championship race day at Mohican State Park.
Know Your Course
Directions & Parking
- Racers must yield to vehicle traffic at all park road crossings. Volunteers and course marshals may not stop traffic under any circumstances, per Mohican State Park.
- Follow parking signs from State Route 3 when arriving at the race venue.
- Do not park in the campground unless you are camping.
Amenities
This is a self-supported race. Come prepared with the nutrition and hydration you need to complete your race.
Water and Hammer Nutrition will be available at Trailhead 2, approximately halfway through the course, for Sport and Expert MTB classes.
Race Rules & Conduct
A few simple rules keep the racing fair, safe, and fun for everyone on the trails.
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Racers may finish riding, pushing, or carrying a mechanically impaired bike, provided all laps are completed and no course shortcuts occur.
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No bike parts, including wheel sets, may be accepted from non-registered racers along the course. Any off-course detours, such as for repairs, must rejoin at the exact point left. All parts must remain near the start/finish or parking areas. Violations may lead to disqualification.
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Racers must ride courteously, allowing faster riders to pass when space permits.
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Unsportsmanlike conduct may result in a DNF.
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Falsifying registration information will result in a DNF.
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Race or rider protests must be filed with a race official within 20 minutes of finishing.
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Sport and Novice division winners must move to a higher class the following season.
GOT QUESTIONS?
ASK A QUESTION →Plan Your Mohican Weekend
The OMBC Championship takes you to Mohican State Park in Loudonville, Ohio. Come for the race, stay for the trails, scenery, food, and everything that makes Mohican worth exploring.
Where to Stay
Make race weekend easy with a cabin, campground, lodge, or hotel near Mohican State Park and Loudonville.
Find Your Stay →Eat & Drink
Refuel before the race and celebrate afterward with local restaurants, coffee, breweries, and favorites around Loudonville and Mohican.
Explore Local Food →Things to Do
Bring the family and explore the forests, river, gorge, trails, and outdoor adventures that make Mohican one of Ohio's favorite destinations.
Explore Mohican →Ride More
Staying an extra day? Bring the bike and explore more of the trails around Mohican and the surrounding Loudonville area.
Find More Trails →