

The Heat Is On. Are You?
100 miles. 100-degree heat. One legendary ride. The Hotter’N Hell Hundred returns for another summer of suffering, camaraderie, and everything in between.
Join Us: August 27–30, 2026 · Wichita Falls, TX
100 miles. 100-degree heat. One legendary ride. The Hotter’N Hell Hundred returns for another summer of suffering, camaraderie, and everything in between.
Join Us: August 27–30, 2026 · Wichita Falls, TX
44 Years of Heat. Zero Regrets.
Back in 1982, the Wichita Falls Bicycle Club dreamed up something wild – a 100-mile ride through North Texas in the dead of summer to celebrate the city’s centennial. Nobody thought it would become a national institution. Forty-four years later, it’s still here. Still brutal. Still unforgettable.
Whether you’re chasing a personal record, riding for the experience, or just want to say you survived – there’s a place for you at Hotter’N Hell.


Some Call It Crazy.
We Call It August.
It’s Not Just a Ride.
It’s a Weekend.
The Hotter’N Hell weekend is packed with events for riders, families, spectators, and anyone who just loves a good time. Pick your event or do all of them.
Some Call It Crazy.
We Call It August.
Why Hotter’N Hell
A Legacy Unlike Any Other
Born from a centennial celebration in 1982 and still going strong. HHH isn’t just an event – it’s a North Texas tradition that riders pass down like a family heirloom.
Here, Every Rider Has a Place
From seasoned century riders to first-timers barely breaking 20 miles – if you’re willing to clip in and take the heat, you belong here. Multiple distances mean everyone can call themselves a Hotter’N Hell finisher.
The Weather is Kind of the Point
Yes, it’s hot. Brutally, historically hot. But that’s the badge of honor – finishing a century in August Texas heat isn’t something you apologize for. It’s something you brag about forever.
Hotter’N Hell is more than Just miles
Concerts. Food. Community. The Finish Line Village turns the end of the race into a celebration. Riders, fans, families – HHH weekend has become one of the most beloved events in all of West Texas.
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