June 13, 2026

With up to 10,000 feet of elevation gain, the Horribly Hilly Hundreds presents one of the Midwest’s toughest challenges for the serious cyclist. Nearly 1,000 riders participate in this one-day challenge ride that serves as an important fundraiser for Friends of Blue Mound State Park.

Top Finishers

NameChip TimePace (mph)
Male Open 100kTyler Kirk18.5910.9
Female Open 100kSusan Lynk23.088.9
Male Masters 100kNelson Wahlstrom16:4812.3
Female Masters 100kTricia Hess21:199.7
Male Open 150kBrian Werner15.4313.1
Female Open 150kHeidi Werner19.4610.4
Male Masters 150kSteven Worth17.4311.3
Female Masters 150KSarah Flayter23.478.7
Male Open 200kAitor Azkarraga13:4015.1
Female Open 200kKaylee Thornley20.3210.1
Male Masters 200kMark Craven19.5110.4
Female Masters 200kDeb Irving29.556.9


Ride Photos

Ride day photos are provided by Focal Flame Photography. Find and purchase your ride photos on their website.


2026 Sponsors

Interested in becoming a sponsor? Contact [email protected].


Training Opportunities

BCETS is a 15 week Bombay Bicycle Club sponsored series of early-season training rides for hilly endurance events such as Horribly Hilly Hundreds (HHH), Ride Across Wisconsin (RAW), IRONMAN Wisconsin, and Dairyland Dare. The program is also for anyone who wants to challenge themselves to improve their climbing skills, endurance, and overall fitness. The rides take you on hilly roads (steep and long!) on many of the HHH roads in the Mt Horeb area.


Volunteer

Volunteers are needed to check-in riders, distribute bibs, direct riders, provide race info and more.


Thanks to our sponsors who help make the Horribly Hilly Hundreds a success.

Blue Mound State Park entrance sign

Your Support Makes a Difference

The Horribly Hilly Hundreds cycling event is the flagship annual fundraiser for the Friends of Blue Mound State Park. The all-volunteer organization works to enhance and preserve the natural resources while offering activities and projects to improve the visitor experience at Blue Mound State Park. We thank the HHH riders for their participation and support of the park.