Tour de Nantahala Road Ride
October 23, 2010

Tour de Nantahala

NOC's Big, Bad Road Ride!

Click here to dowload the 2009 Tour de Nantahala Finish Line Times (pdf).

REGISTRATION:
Register online at active.com, or click here to download a printable version of the Tour de Nantahala registration form. Early registration deadline is 5pm, Thursday, October 22. Register after that time and pay a $10 late fee. Register before October 9 and get a free event t-shirt.

Tour de Nantahala Road Ride

THE RIDES:
Nantahala Nightmare
This full century route winds its way through Graham, Macon, and Swain Counties in western North Carolina. The Nightmare begins in the Nantahala Gorge, and moves to Stecoah Gap, onto Wayah Bald, then back through the gorge. The ride begins at 8:00 a.m.

Wayah Loop
The 65 mile-loop known as the Wayah loop is the new addition for those folks looking for more than 45 miles and less than 106.5 miles. The 65-mile ride begins at 8:30.

Robbinsville Loop
Riders may opt to complete the 45-mile Robbinsville Loop, beginning at 8:00 a.m. This track takes riders through Nantahala Gorge to Stecoah Gap and back.

Subaru "Sag Wagons" will follow each ride offering rider support. Riders can register by calling NOC's Guest Relations Office at (888) 905-7238. Post-Ride Recovery: Celebrate your achievement with a post ride meal at River's End Restaurant. Ride support is being provided by our friends at the Graham County, Swain County and Franklin Area Chambers of Commerce.

NOCtoberfest

The Tour de Nantahala Road Ride is the feature event of NOCtoberfest weekend, which includes restaurant and store specials, in addition to live music at The Pourover. Make a plan to stay for the whole weekend and enjoy fall in the Nantahala Gorge!

NOC Services

Riders are invited to fuel up at River's End Restaurant, opening early before the event. The NOC Outfitter's Store will also offer extended hours for last-minute gear. NOC lodging will be open for the event weekend.

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