A New Responsibility for the 2027 24 Hours of Appalachia Season The 24 Hours of Appalachia was built around more than difficult routes, long nights, and the challenge of reaching the finish line. These events also carry a responsibility to the land, roads, communities, and people who make every mile possible. Beginning with the 2027…
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How to Prepare for 24 Hours of Appalachia: The Official Participant Guide A 24 Hours of Appalachia event is unlike a traditional off-road ride or trail run. It is a long-distance endurance and navigation challenge designed to test preparation, efficiency, teamwork, decision-making, and the ability to keep moving through the backroads and rugged terrain of…
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West Virginia has long been recognized for its natural beauty and strong outdoor recreation heritage. From its rolling mountains to its expansive trail systems, the Mountain State is uniquely positioned to capitalize on a wide range of tourism opportunities. However, recent data suggests it may be time to reassess how we prioritize and invest in…
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Backroads of Appalachia is proud to announce a partnership with the Special Operations Adventure Foundation (SOAF) as an official benefactor of the Appalachian 1000. SOAF is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of U.S. Special Operations Forces veterans by providing outdoor adventure experiences that promote healing, resilience, and community. Their mission closely aligns…
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