Stubborn Mule Adventure Race

JUN
27-28
2026
Experience the 16th annual Stubborn Mule Adventure Race in Cable, Wisconsin. Choose between 5, 12, or 24 hour events featuring biking, paddling, and navigation through the Midwest landscape.
27-28 Jun 2026
5-Hour 24-Hour 12-Hour

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Stubborn Mule Adventure Race

The Stubborn Mule Adventure Race is a multi-discipline event held in the vicinity of Cable, Wisconsin. The race organizes three distinct duration-based events designed to accommodate a range of experience levels, from first-time participants to seasoned racers. The event is sanctioned by the USARA and utilizes a style that allows participants to determine their own routes across the course.

The competition features several outdoor disciplines, including navigation, biking, and paddling. For the longer duration events, participants encounter sections focused on strategic navigation with multiple route choices. The specific starting point is kept confidential until one week before the event, though it is located within a 20-minute distance of Cable.

Participants can choose from the following event durations:

  • 5-Hour
  • 12-Hour
  • 24-Hour

Athletes taking part in the 12-Hour and 24-Hour events are required to possess either an annual USARA membership or a single-event license. The 16th annual edition of this race continues to highlight the natural terrain of the Midwest through its combined biking and water-based segments. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

5-Hour
24-Hour
12-Hour

Events nearby

Experience a unique multi sport event featuring paddling, cycling, and trail running through scenic terrain. Compete solo or form a team for this community focused race that concludes with a celebration at the Hayward Curling Club.
A sprint triathlon in Cable, Wisconsin featuring a 750 meter swim, 12 mile bike and 5K run. Individual and relay divisions support the planned Telemark Activity Center through the Telemark Northwoods Community Foundation.