Ride · Ultra · 4 Miles

Voodoo 27

Acworth, GA · Saturday, June 19, 2027 · in 326 days
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When
Saturday, June 19, 2027
Where
5690 Old Stilesboro Rd NW, Acworth GA
Distances
Ultra · 4 Miles
Typical weather
On this date: rain 6 of the last 10 years
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About this race

ABOUT Cobb County PARKS and the North Georgia Mountain Bike Association (NGMBA) invite you to celebrate the longest days of the year at the 12th Annual Voodoo Mountain Bike Race at Allatoona Creek Park—Georgia's largest purpose-built mountain bike trail system. Tradition: Held near the Summer Solstice, Voodoo has become an annual tradition that brings the Southeast's mountain bike community together to welcome summer the best way we know how: riding bikes, telling stories, and making questionable decisions deep into a race that's delightfully longer than it needs to be. Experience: The days are long, the trails are fast, and summer is just getting started. Rides for Everyone: Whether you're chasing the podium, chasing your riding buddies, or just chasing an excuse to spend a weekend at the trails, Voodoo has a ride for you. Trail Challenge: The ALL-a-Toona serves up more than 40 miles of twisting singletrack and attracts some of the nation's fastest XC racers. If you've ever wondered what your legs, lungs, and mental toughness are really made of, here's your chance to find out. PRIZES The Voodoo crown isn't given—it's earned. Crowning Champions: The fastest male and female riders in the ALL-a-Toona will be crowned Voodoo King and Queen and receive handcrafted royal headgear created by local legend Ed Baltes , along with a share of the event's cash purse (to be announced). Top Finishers: Top finishers across multiple categories will receive prizes from our sponsors. Prize Drawings: Every participant is entered into post-race prize drawings. Just don’t disappear before the aw

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