The Triple Scoop
Terre Haute, IN
Sat, Oct 10, 2026
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When
Saturday, October 10th, 2026
Where
10700 Bono Rd, Terre Haute IN
Distance
Typical weather
53–71°F · low rain risk
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2025
42–67°F
dry
2024
49–74°F
dry
2023
40–62°F
dry
2022
47–73°F
dry
2021
68–82°F
dry
2020
62–78°F
dry
2019
56–78°F
dry
2018
62–75°F
rain
2017
66–76°F
rain
2016
50–72°F
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About this race
Event Details
- Date: October 10, 2026
- Time: 10am, (race meeting at 9:40)
- Location: Griffin Bike Park, 10700 Bono Rd, Terre Haute, IN 47802
- Contact: Email, Instagram
Race Overview
- Description: The Triple Scoop has a single goal—to bring road, gravel, and mountain biking together into one race. It's a format unlike anything else in the Midwest, challenging riders to tackle all three disciplines in a single day... for FREE.
- Yearly Features: In its 5th year, the course covers (in order) approximately 30 miles of road, 25 miles of gravel, and 12–15 miles of singletrack (depending on course conditions).
- New Challenges: In collaboration with the folks at Griffin Bike Park and the Vigo County Parks Department, this year's road and gravel routes have been refreshed, bringing new roads, new scenery, and a few new challenges.
- Technical Skill: Solo racers will find the day to be a true test of endurance, versatility, and technical skill. Many riders discover that simply finishing the Triple Scoop is an accomplishment in itself.
Relay Teams
- Team Experience: Relay teams experience the event from an entirely different perspective. Divide the disciplines among teammates, spend the day cheering each other on from the transition area, and enjoy one of the most unique team events on the cycling calendar.
- Team Format: Whether you're racing for the podium or just sharing a memorable day on bikes, the relay format has become a favorite for good reason.
- Team Setup: Gather a team, bring a pop-up tent, and spend the day with us. If you're looking for a late-season physical challenge, enter solo and see how you stack up.
- Parking: Carpool if at all possible. We will be using a large portion of the parking lot as our transition/finish line village, so parking will be somewhat limited.
Routes
- Road route: (~30 miles): TBD - updated by September 1, 2026
- Gravel route: (~25 miles): TBD - updated by September 1, 2026
- MTB route: 2 laps of https://www.strava.com/routes/3255178681813258410
- Distances: Participants will tackle all three disciplines in a single day.
Transition Village
- Community Space: The transition village is perhaps the most exciting non-racing element of the race, creating a celebratory “tunnel” of team tents.
- Pass Through: All racers will “pass” through the transition village/finish line between each leg of the race.
- Encouragement: Solo riders are required to check in during their race, while relay teams will perform the “baton pass" at this location.
- Festival Atmosphere: Bring a pop up tent, umbrellas, chairs, coolers, etc. to enhance your experience.
Race Notes/Event Philosophy
- Free Participation: The Triple Scoop will once again be a free race.
- Support Local Organizations: Consider supporting one (or both) of the organizations that help make this event possible.
- Camping Opportunities: Camping reservations can be made at Fowler Park, directly across the road from Griffin Bike Park.
- Friendly Environment: Griffin Bike Park is the perfect venue for the whole family to enjoy bike-centric fun.
Common FAQs
- Can I ride a gravel bike? Yes, but the mountain bike route is tailored for pure mountain biking experiences.
- Can I use aero bars during the road portion? Yes, feel free to use whatever bike setup you prefer.
- Must all team members fill out enrollment forms? Yes, each participant must sign up independently while sharing the same team name.
- Will there be prizes? There will be no cash prizes: however, trophies will be awarded for the podium in various categories.
Additional Information
- Event Website: For more details, visit BikeReg.
- Social Media: Follow us on Instagram for updates and announcements.
- Contact: Any further inquiries can be directed to joel.e.karl@gmail.com.
- Donations: Consider supporting Griffin Bike Park at this link and World Bicycle Relief at this link.
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