Eastside Adventure Race Festival

24-36 hour AR

CASH will be awarded to the top three co-ed teams. 1st Place - $1000 2nd Place - $700 3rd Place - $300 The All Out 24-36 is a point to point journey from Mammoth Mountain to Bishop, CA. This Eastern Sierra race takes you and your team through some of the most rugged and breathtaking terrain in the world. Cross the snow capped peaks, unforgiving desert, steep gorges and rushing rivers in a true adventure and discover what you are made of.       You will encounter: 20 miles of kayaking (flat water and white water) 50-70 miles of mountain biking on road, single track and fire roads 30+ miles of trail running/trekking Navigation/Orienteering (Map and Compass) Rope Challenges Registration includes: Race entry  Maps (1:24,000 from MyTopo.com)  Kayak/SUP (sit on top), PFD, paddles, and seats Bus transportation to the start line All insurance, permits and safety staff Finish line party great food and drinks Gear transport to and from transition areas Pre-Race clinic 24-36 hours of Adventure Qualifier for USARA Nationals Adventure Racing at its best.   Entry fees: $300 until January 1st $330 until April 1st $360 until May 30th if available $15 per person team discount (the bigger your team the more you save) Qualification for 24-36 hour race Our 24-36 hour event is a serious undertaking that will expose you to the following but not limited hazards. • Hypothermia • Hyperthermia • Sleep deprivation • All hazards associated with mountain biking, climbing, trail running and paddling • Getting lost • Hazardous animals To enter this event you must check yes to each item listed below. If you do not you will not be permitted to participate. • Previous experience in extreme endurance events or activities (10k mud runs do not qualify) some examples: o Other adventure races at least 12 hours long o 100 mile Ultra runs o Ironman length triathlon o 24 hour mountain bike races o Military Special Forces training • Your teams ability to use a map and compass • Ability to get a harness on set up and rappel safely with a back up • Swim at least 100 yards without a life jacket • Mountain bike technical terrain at night • Run technical terrain at night • Stand up Paddle • Kayak up to class 2 whitewater • Survive 24+ hours with no/limited sleep at 7000+ feet elevation and temps between freezing and 100 degrees. Again, if you and your team cannot check each of these boxes please sign up for our 6-hour race. GEAR LIST: The following gear is the minimum gear required for safe travel during the All Out 24. Teams are free to bring any additional items they feel necessary provided they are not on the list of prohibited equipment. Please keep in mind that there are no aid stations. All food and water must be carried by participants. It’s possible to stage food, water and gear in the transition areas. Individual Equipment (to be carried at all times during the race) Race Bib (provided by race) Backpack with or with out water bladder Water (Expect hot and dry weather) Whistle Knife or multi tool Long sleeve shirt (wool or synthetic) Survival mirror Headlamp Emergency blanket Team Gear Orienteering Compass Pen or pencil Cell Phone (for emergency use only) Program 805 720-1245 Race Director Map (provided by race) Passport (provided by race) Water filter or water treatment chemicals First Aid Kit (1 per team) We recommend Adventure Medical Kit's Ultralight .7  4”x4” sterile gauze pads Assorted band aids Adhesive tape Antiseptic wipes Antibacterial cream Moleskin Antihistamines Anti-inflammatory (Ibuprofen) Mountain Bike (per person, to be carried during all mountain bike sections) Approved Mountain bike* Snell or ANSI approved bike helmet Spare tube, patch kit Bike pump/CO2 (1 per team) Tire irons  (1 per team) Bike multi-tool (1 per team) Bike lights (bright enough to mountain bike at night with) Rear bike light (must be red) *Bikes may be inspected at registration to ensure they are in good repair and recently tuned with reasonably new brake pads. All bikes must be approved by a race official to be used during the race. e-bikes, road or tandem bikes will not be allowed. Kayak Section Kayak (provided by race) Coast Guard Approved Life Jacket (provided by race) Paddle (provided by race) The kayak section items are included in race entry. Please do not bring your own life jackets or paddles Glow stick for night paddle Ropes Section Each person will need the following items Climbing Harness Rappel/Belay Device (must accommodate two ropes)   2 Locking Carabiners   1 Prusik (60" 5mm  accessory cord tied in a loop) don't worry too much about the length as long as it is between 1.5' and 2' when tied 1 60cm sewn runner  Helmet (bike helmet works) Gloves (bike gloves work) Recommended Items Sunglasses Sunscreen Hat Additional dry clothing Warm clothing for after the race Towel Waterproof map holder Long pants (highly recommended) Notice: Race officials may do gear checks anytime during the race. Failing to comply may result in time penalty. Prohibited Gear: GPS or other satellite navigation systems (SPOT is OK) Motorized equipment Two way radios Controlled substances (prescribed medication is acceptable)

Checkpoint Challenge 6-hour

Grab your partners and head out to collect checkpoints on a kayaking, mountain biking, and trekking challenge, condensing a month’s worth of adventure into a short expedition through California’s beautiful backcountry. See some beautiful terrain and make lifetime memories! Check out website for more info: www.alloutadventureseries.com It includes: 2 to 4 miles of kayaking/SUP 10-15 miles of mountain biking on road, single track and fire roads 5 to 10 miles of trail running 50'-70' Rappel 50-100m of swimming Navigation/Orienteering (Map and Compass) Registration includes: Race entry Kayak/SUP Continuous (1:24,000) waterproof topographical course map Pre-Race Clinic Epic memories Finisher prize Race SWAG Prices per person: $80 January 1st $100 until April 1st $120 until May 30th if available $10 per person team discount (the bigger your team the more you save) Experience Needed: The Checkpoint Challenge is designed to challenge the elite athlete but remain achievable for the novice off the couch participant. As with most things, the more prepared you are the better your experience will be. Before starting any training program consult a medical professional about potential risks involved. The following gear is the minimum gear required for safe travel during the race. Teams are free to bring any additional items they feel necessary provided they are not on the list of prohibited equipment. Please keep in mind that there are no aid stations. All food and water must be carried by participants. It’s possible to stage food, water and gear in the transition areas. Team Gear - to be shared during the race (or mandatory for solo racers) Pen or pencil Map (provided by race) Passport (provided by race) Compass Individual Equipment (to be carried at all times during the race) Race Bib (provided by race) Water Mountain Bike (per person, to be carried during all mountain bike sections) Approved Mountain bike* - we do not rent bikes. You should have experience with real mountain biking, not just dirt roads, if you want a good experience. Check out Spinlister.com to rent a rig if you do have experience. Snell or ANSI approved bike helmet Spare tube, patch kit Bike pump/CO2 (1 per team) Tire irons  (1 per team) Bike multi-tool (1 per team) *Bikes may be inspected at registration to ensure they are in good repair and recently tuned with reasonably new brake pads. All bikes must be approved by a race official to be used during the race. e-bikes, road or tandem bikes will not be allowed. Climbing Gear Climbing Harness Locking Carabiner 12" or 60cm sling Belay/Rappel Device Kayak (all kayak gear provided ) Kayak (provided) Coast Guard Approved PFD (provided) Paddle (provided) Recommended Items Sunglasses Sunscreen Hat Additional dry clothing Warm clothing for after the race Towel  Prohibited Gear Motorized equipment Two way radios Controlled substances (prescribed medication is acceptable)