The Next Loop 50K, 50M, 100K, 100M Challenge

The Big Maumelle Pavillion at Pinnacle Mountain State Park, Roland, AR Event Description The Next Loop 50/50/100M Challenge delivers three ultra-distance options in one continuous, loop-based endurance event at Pinnacle Mountain State Park. Choose your challenge: 50 Mile Challenge (Day): Starts 7:00 AM, 12-hour cutoff 50 Mile Night Challenge: Starts 9:00 PM, 13-hour cutoff 100 Kilometer Challenge: Starts 7:00 AM, 30-hour cutoff 100 Mile Challenge: Starts 7:00 AM, 32-hour cutoff Runners will complete repeated loops on a clearly marked trail course, returning each lap to a central Start/Finish and fully stocked aid station. No complicated logistics—just forward progress. Manage your pace, your fueling, and your effort. Whether you’re stepping into your first ultra or pushing deeper into endurance, this format keeps you supported while testing your limits. Your Endurance. No Limits. One More Loop. Date & Time Start (50M + 100K + 100M): Saturday, July 25 – 7:00 AM Start (Night 50M): Saturday, July 25 – 9:00 PM Final Cutoff: Sunday, July 26 – 3:00 PM Location Pinnacle Mountain State Park – Big Maumelle Pavillion & Coachwhip Trail Staging, Start/Finish, and aid station will be located at the Big Maumelle Pavillion parking area with direct access to Coachwhip Trail. Distances & Cutoffs 50 Mile (Day): 12-hour cutoff 50 Mile (Night): 13-hour cutoff 100K & 100 Mile: 30/32-hour cutoff Course Description The course utilizes a ~3.5-mile loop from Big Maumelle Pavillion to the Coachwhip Trail system. Runners will complete repeated laps to reach their chosen distance. Single loop format with consistent terrain Clearly marked trail throughout Start/Finish returns to the same central hub each lap Mix of dirt trail and rolling terrain, approachable but engaging over distance This loop-based design allows runners to manage effort, fueling, and pacing efficiently. Aid Station Fully stocked central aid station at Start/Finish Large Pavillion with fans and ample shade for staging area Water, electrolytes, and endurance-friendly nutrition Access every loop (approximately every 3.1 miles) Personal crew access permitted at designated area Participant Limits 30 total runners across all distances Small field = better support, less crowded course Event Format Continuous running format (no hourly resets) Complete loops until distance is reached All distances share the same course and central hub Drop-down allowed at any time What Makes This Different Loop format removes logistical stress Frequent aid access every lap Ideal for first-time ultra runners and experienced athletes No DNF mindset — every loop counts toward your distance Crew & Spectators Plenty of crew access at Start/Finish area Great for spectators, crew and family Respect for park and trail users required Required Gear (Recommended) Hydration system (handheld or vest) Headlamp/lighting for night participants Trail shoes appropriate for mixed terrain Personal nutrition (in addition to aid station support) Rules & Policies Stay on marked trails at all times Follow all park rules and regulations No littering — leave no trace Event staff decisions are final for safety

The Big Maumelle Pavillion at Pinnacle Mountain State Park, Roland, AR Event Description The Next Loop 50/50/100M Challenge delivers three ultra-distance options in one continuous, loop-based endurance event at Pinnacle Mountain State Park. Choose your challenge: 50 Mile Challenge (Day): Starts 7:00 AM, 12-hour cutoff 50 Mile Night Challenge: Starts 9:00 PM, 13-hour cutoff 100 Kilometer Challenge: Starts 7:00 AM, 30-hour cutoff 100 Mile Challenge: Starts 7:00 AM, 32-hour cutoff Runners will complete repeated loops on a clearly marked trail course, returning each lap to a central Start/Finish and fully stocked aid station. No complicated logistics—just forward progress. Manage your pace, your fueling, and your effort. Whether you’re stepping into your first ultra or pushing deeper into endurance, this format keeps you supported while testing your limits. Your Endurance. No Limits. One More Loop. Date & Time Start (50M + 100K + 100M): Saturday, July 25 – 7:00 AM Start (Night 50M): Saturday, July 25 – 9:00 PM Final Cutoff: Sunday, July 26 – 3:00 PM Location Pinnacle Mountain State Park – Big Maumelle Pavillion & Coachwhip Trail Staging, Start/Finish, and aid station will be located at the Big Maumelle Pavillion parking area with direct access to Coachwhip Trail. Distances & Cutoffs 50 Mile (Day): 12-hour cutoff 50 Mile (Night): 13-hour cutoff 100K & 100 Mile: 30/32-hour cutoff Course Description The course utilizes a ~3.5-mile loop from Big Maumelle Pavillion to the Coachwhip Trail system. Runners will complete repeated laps to reach their chosen distance. Single loop format with consistent terrain Clearly marked trail throughout Start/Finish returns to the same central hub each lap Mix of dirt trail and rolling terrain, approachable but engaging over distance This loop-based design allows runners to manage effort, fueling, and pacing efficiently. Aid Station Fully stocked central aid station at Start/Finish Large Pavillion with fans and ample shade for staging area Water, electrolytes, and endurance-friendly nutrition Access every loop (approximately every 3.1 miles) Personal crew access permitted at designated area Participant Limits 30 total runners across all distances Small field = better support, less crowded course Event Format Continuous running format (no hourly resets) Complete loops until distance is reached All distances share the same course and central hub Drop-down allowed at any time What Makes This Different Loop format removes logistical stress Frequent aid access every lap Ideal for first-time ultra runners and experienced athletes No DNF mindset — every loop counts toward your distance Crew & Spectators Plenty of crew access at Start/Finish area Great for spectators, crew and family Respect for park and trail users required Required Gear (Recommended) Hydration system (handheld or vest) Headlamp/lighting for night participants Trail shoes appropriate for mixed terrain Personal nutrition (in addition to aid station support) Rules & Policies Stay on marked trails at all times Follow all park rules and regulations No littering — leave no trace Event staff decisions are final for safety

The Big Maumelle Pavillion at Pinnacle Mountain State Park, Roland, AR Event Description The Next Loop 50/50/100M Challenge delivers three ultra-distance options in one continuous, loop-based endurance event at Pinnacle Mountain State Park. Choose your challenge: 50 Mile Challenge (Day): Starts 7:00 AM, 12-hour cutoff 50 Mile Night Challenge: Starts 9:00 PM, 13-hour cutoff 100 Kilometer Challenge: Starts 7:00 AM, 30-hour cutoff 100 Mile Challenge: Starts 7:00 AM, 32-hour cutoff Runners will complete repeated loops on a clearly marked trail course, returning each lap to a central Start/Finish and fully stocked aid station. No complicated logistics—just forward progress. Manage your pace, your fueling, and your effort. Whether you’re stepping into your first ultra or pushing deeper into endurance, this format keeps you supported while testing your limits. Your Endurance. No Limits. One More Loop. Date & Time Start (50M + 100K + 100M): Saturday, July 25 – 7:00 AM Start (Night 50M): Saturday, July 25 – 9:00 PM Final Cutoff: Sunday, July 26 – 3:00 PM Location Pinnacle Mountain State Park – Big Maumelle Pavillion & Coachwhip Trail Staging, Start/Finish, and aid station will be located at the Big Maumelle Pavillion parking area with direct access to Coachwhip Trail. Distances & Cutoffs 50 Mile (Day): 12-hour cutoff 50 Mile (Night): 13-hour cutoff 100K & 100 Mile: 30/32-hour cutoff Course Description The course utilizes a ~3.5-mile loop from Big Maumelle Pavillion to the Coachwhip Trail system. Runners will complete repeated laps to reach their chosen distance. Single loop format with consistent terrain Clearly marked trail throughout Start/Finish returns to the same central hub each lap Mix of dirt trail and rolling terrain, approachable but engaging over distance This loop-based design allows runners to manage effort, fueling, and pacing efficiently. Aid Station Fully stocked central aid station at Start/Finish Large Pavillion with fans and ample shade for staging area Water, electrolytes, and endurance-friendly nutrition Access every loop (approximately every 3.1 miles) Personal crew access permitted at designated area Participant Limits 30 total runners across all distances Small field = better support, less crowded course Event Format Continuous running format (no hourly resets) Complete loops until distance is reached All distances share the same course and central hub Drop-down allowed at any time What Makes This Different Loop format removes logistical stress Frequent aid access every lap Ideal for first-time ultra runners and experienced athletes No DNF mindset — every loop counts toward your distance Crew & Spectators Plenty of crew access at Start/Finish area Great for spectators, crew and family Respect for park and trail users required Required Gear (Recommended) Hydration system (handheld or vest) Headlamp/lighting for night participants Trail shoes appropriate for mixed terrain Personal nutrition (in addition to aid station support) Rules & Policies Stay on marked trails at all times Follow all park rules and regulations No littering — leave no trace Event staff decisions are final for safety

The Big Maumelle Pavillion at Pinnacle Mountain State Park, Roland, AR Event Description The Next Loop 50/50/100M Challenge delivers three ultra-distance options in one continuous, loop-based endurance event at Pinnacle Mountain State Park. Choose your challenge: 50 Mile Challenge (Day): Starts 7:00 AM, 12-hour cutoff 50 Mile Night Challenge: Starts 9:00 PM, 13-hour cutoff 100 Kilometer Challenge: Starts 7:00 AM, 30-hour cutoff 100 Mile Challenge: Starts 7:00 AM, 32-hour cutoff Runners will complete repeated loops on a clearly marked trail course, returning each lap to a central Start/Finish and fully stocked aid station. No complicated logistics—just forward progress. Manage your pace, your fueling, and your effort. Whether you’re stepping into your first ultra or pushing deeper into endurance, this format keeps you supported while testing your limits. Your Endurance. No Limits. One More Loop. Date & Time Start (50M + 100K + 100M): Saturday, July 25 – 7:00 AM Start (Night 50M): Saturday, July 25 – 9:00 PM Final Cutoff: Sunday, July 26 – 3:00 PM Location Pinnacle Mountain State Park – Big Maumelle Pavillion & Coachwhip Trail Staging, Start/Finish, and aid station will be located at the Big Maumelle Pavillion parking area with direct access to Coachwhip Trail. Distances & Cutoffs 50 Mile (Day): 12-hour cutoff 50 Mile (Night): 13-hour cutoff 100K & 100 Mile: 30/32-hour cutoff Course Description The course utilizes a ~3.5-mile loop from Big Maumelle Pavillion to the Coachwhip Trail system. Runners will complete repeated laps to reach their chosen distance. Single loop format with consistent terrain Clearly marked trail throughout Start/Finish returns to the same central hub each lap Mix of dirt trail and rolling terrain, approachable but engaging over distance This loop-based design allows runners to manage effort, fueling, and pacing efficiently. Aid Station Fully stocked central aid station at Start/Finish Large Pavillion with fans and ample shade for staging area Water, electrolytes, and endurance-friendly nutrition Access every loop (approximately every 3.1 miles) Personal crew access permitted at designated area Participant Limits 30 total runners across all distances Small field = better support, less crowded course Event Format Continuous running format (no hourly resets) Complete loops until distance is reached All distances share the same course and central hub Drop-down allowed at any time What Makes This Different Loop format removes logistical stress Frequent aid access every lap Ideal for first-time ultra runners and experienced athletes No DNF mindset — every loop counts toward your distance Crew & Spectators Plenty of crew access at Start/Finish area Great for spectators, crew and family Respect for park and trail users required Required Gear (Recommended) Hydration system (handheld or vest) Headlamp/lighting for night participants Trail shoes appropriate for mixed terrain Personal nutrition (in addition to aid station support) Rules & Policies Stay on marked trails at all times Follow all park rules and regulations No littering — leave no trace Event staff decisions are final for safety

The Big Maumelle Pavillion at Pinnacle Mountain State Park, Roland, AR Event Description The Next Loop 50/50/100M Challenge delivers three ultra-distance options in one continuous, loop-based endurance event at Pinnacle Mountain State Park. Choose your challenge: 50 Mile Challenge (Day): Starts 7:00 AM, 12-hour cutoff 50 Mile Night Challenge: Starts 9:00 PM, 13-hour cutoff 100 Kilometer Challenge: Starts 7:00 AM, 30-hour cutoff 100 Mile Challenge: Starts 7:00 AM, 32-hour cutoff Runners will complete repeated loops on a clearly marked trail course, returning each lap to a central Start/Finish and fully stocked aid station. No complicated logistics—just forward progress. Manage your pace, your fueling, and your effort. Whether you’re stepping into your first ultra or pushing deeper into endurance, this format keeps you supported while testing your limits. Your Endurance. No Limits. One More Loop. Date & Time Start (50M + 100K + 100M): Saturday, July 25 – 7:00 AM Start (Night 50M): Saturday, July 25 – 9:00 PM Final Cutoff: Sunday, July 26 – 3:00 PM Location Pinnacle Mountain State Park – Big Maumelle Pavillion & Coachwhip Trail Staging, Start/Finish, and aid station will be located at the Big Maumelle Pavillion parking area with direct access to Coachwhip Trail. Distances & Cutoffs 50 Mile (Day): 12-hour cutoff 50 Mile (Night): 13-hour cutoff 100K & 100 Mile: 30/32-hour cutoff Course Description The course utilizes a ~3.5-mile loop from Big Maumelle Pavillion to the Coachwhip Trail system. Runners will complete repeated laps to reach their chosen distance. Single loop format with consistent terrain Clearly marked trail throughout Start/Finish returns to the same central hub each lap Mix of dirt trail and rolling terrain, approachable but engaging over distance This loop-based design allows runners to manage effort, fueling, and pacing efficiently. Aid Station Fully stocked central aid station at Start/Finish Large Pavillion with fans and ample shade for staging area Water, electrolytes, and endurance-friendly nutrition Access every loop (approximately every 3.1 miles) Personal crew access permitted at designated area Participant Limits 30 total runners across all distances Small field = better support, less crowded course Event Format Continuous running format (no hourly resets) Complete loops until distance is reached All distances share the same course and central hub Drop-down allowed at any time What Makes This Different Loop format removes logistical stress Frequent aid access every lap Ideal for first-time ultra runners and experienced athletes No DNF mindset — every loop counts toward your distance Crew & Spectators Plenty of crew access at Start/Finish area Great for spectators, crew and family Respect for park and trail users required Required Gear (Recommended) Hydration system (handheld or vest) Headlamp/lighting for night participants Trail shoes appropriate for mixed terrain Personal nutrition (in addition to aid station support) Rules & Policies Stay on marked trails at all times Follow all park rules and regulations No littering — leave no trace Event staff decisions are final for safety