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Ride NameRun Cut Foot Run!
Ride RegionMidwest
Ride Date09/26/2020
How many days is this ride?2 days
Ride Manager NameSarah Maass
Ride Manager EmailEmail hidden; Javascript is required.
Ride Manager Phone(507) 340-7859
Ride FlyerHH-Ride-Flyer-2020.odt
Sanctioning Organizations
  • MnDRA, UMECRA, AERC
Ride Distances Offered
  • 1-Day 100 Endurance
  • 50 Endurance
  • 30 Limited Distance
  • 25 Limited Distance
  • 30 CTR or similar
  • Evening Start: LD
Ride Distances Offered by Day
Day Distances
Saturday 100End, 50End, 30LD, 30CTR, 25 "night LD"
Ride Camp Description
  • Camp is in a campground
  • Camp is on public land.
Ride Camp Websitehttps://www.govserv.org/US/Deer-River/548338471971115/Cut-Foot-Sioux-Horse-Camp
Ride Camp LocationCut Foot Sioux Horse Campground in the Chippewa National Forest.
58096 Third River Rd
Deer River, Minnesota 56636
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Ride Camp GEO Coordinates47°33'34.7"N 94°06'37.1"W
Directions to Ride Camp

From Deer River, take Highway 46 north for 22 miles to Forest Road 2171. Follow the signs to ride camp.

Fees Required
  • Camping Fee
Campground Map Linkhttps://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/233827/campsites?&start=0
Camp site information
  • First come - first served sites offered
  • Doubling up on some sites allowed
Onsite Amenities
  • Potable water on site
  • Pit toilets.
  • Must pack garbage out
  • Cell service is poor
Dogs & Generators
  • Dogs allowed
  • Generators allowed anytime
Camping - additional information

Watch for updates on our event page on Facebook. We are hoping to reserve the entire campground for this event, and the sites will be on a first-come, first-served basis.

Horse Containment
  • High-lines - required
Meals Information
  • Gas Station within 15 minute drive
Nearest Gas Station or Convenience Store6.3 miles. Max Mini Store, 50758 MN-46, Squaw Lake, MN 56681
Nearest HospitalEssentia Health-Deer River. 115 10th Ave NE, Deer River, MN 56636. (218) 246-2900.
Trail characteristics
  • Loops
  • Mild Sand
  • Mild Bugs
  • Two-Track
  • Single-Track
  • Flat ride
On a scale of 1 to 5 where 1 is barefoot friendly and 5 is hoof protection required, rate this trail.2
Trail Description

Trails have good footing – grass, dirt, some fine gravel/dirt. Mostly two-track and single-track trails through the woods, and it's fairly flat terrain. Nice easy trail for a first 100-mile!! TRAILS ARE BAREFOOT-FRIENDLY!

Vet Checks
  • All checks in camp
Number of holds for a 50/60
  • 2 Holds
Number of holds for a 100
  • It Depends
Tentative Schedule
Description Time
Registration Friday at 4pm
Any other information or comments?

Pre-registration is appreciated for the 100. Let us know via our Facebook event page or private message the ride manager. You can also snail-mail your registration form, or email it.

Saturday evening meal will be hosted by ride management. You'll get meal tickets at registration. NO POTLUCK.

There will be natural water and water tanks along the trail.

The 2nd loop of the “night” LD is in the dark: FUN!!!

This is a great ride to try your first 100! We will help you if you don't have crew, the trails have wonderful footing, no big hills, and trails are obvious and well-marked.

Registration Type
  • Pre-registrations appreciated
  • On site registration accepted with no additional fee
Entry Map