Hotter'N Hell Hundred
Sports · Cycling

Hotter'N Hell Hundred

Experience one of America's most legendary cycling events in Wichita Falls, Texas, featuring routes ranging from 10K to 100 miles.

Fri, 28 Aug 2026 Kay Yeager Coliseum Wichita Falls , Texas
The Hotter'N Hell Hundred is a premier cycling event held annually in Wichita Falls, Texas, attracting over 13,000 riders from across the globe. Established in 1982, this iconic ride challenges participants with distances ranging from a 10K to a full 100-mile century course. Known for its intense summer heat and vibrant community atmosphere, the event serves as a major highlight for cyclists of all skill levels seeking a unique and demanding endurance experience.

What to Expect

A high-energy, challenging cycling experience through the scenic landscapes of Wichita Falls with extensive support for riders.

Who Should Attend

  • Competitive cyclists
  • Recreational riders
  • Endurance athletes
  • Cycling enthusiasts
  • Families

Agenda Overview

The event spans four days of activities, with the main ride taking place on August 28th.
Venue & Address
Kay Yeager Coliseum
1000 5th St
Wichita Falls , Texas – 76301
United States
Organizer
Hotter'N Hell Hundred · Non-profit
Organizers of the nation's largest cycling event.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Hotter'N Hell Hundred?
It is the largest cycling event in the nation, held annually in Wichita Falls, Texas.
How long is the main ride?
The signature ride is 100 miles, though routes start as short as 10K.
When did it start?
The event began in 1982.
Where is it located?
It takes place at the Kay Yeager Coliseum in Wichita Falls, Texas.
How many people attend?
Over 13,000 riders participate annually.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes, with routes starting at 10K, there are options for various skill levels.
Tags
cycling Texas endurance sports outdoor fitness
Summary
A legendary 100-mile cycling event in Wichita Falls, Texas, known for its challenging heat and massive participation.
Reference: wfmpec.com
Highlights
  • 100-mile century route
  • 10K to 100-mile options
  • Over 13,000 participants
  • Historic cycling tradition
  • Community-wide festival
  • Hydration support stations
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