Ready for OMBC 2026 Camp Tuscazoar Reign of Pain?

Camp Tuscazoar Reign of Pain, the fifth race of the 2026 Ohio Mountain Bike Championship Series, starts 10 a.m. June 27 in Dover, Ohio.

Entrants can pick up their packets 8:30 a.m. the morning of the event.

Online registrations, which are $89 for adult divisions and $20 for juniors, close 5 p.m. June 26, 2026.

The race will be six hours — whoever rides the furthest in six hours wins.

Riders will compete on a 7-mile loop at Camp Tuscazoar, 4906 Boy Scout Rd. in Dover, OH 44622.

The event includes team and solo races across several age groups.

“Camp Tuscazoar features one of Ohio’s newer and evolving trail systems, a mix of old and new building styles, all designed and built by riders,” OMBC notes.

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The Camp Tuscazoar Reign of Pain supports the Tuscazoar Trail System expansion, according to Ryan O’Dell, founder and director of OMBC.

**A rider competes in the Mohican MTB 100 on May 16, 2026, in Loudonville, Ohio, which is part of the Ohio Mountain Bike Championship Series. (Zach Tuggle/Wilderness Weekly)**

“It’s a really cool place, and it’s historic,” O’Dell said. “It’s been around in Ohio for a long, long time.”

In 2025, Reign of Pain racers helped raise nearly $4,000 for Camp Tuscazoar.

“Kenny Kocarek is the race director and he’s developed all the mountain bike trails there,” O’Dell said. “This money raises funds for that camp and for that trail system.”

The course, he said, was in great shape the weekend ahead of the event.

To learn more, visit the race online at ombc.net/tuscazoar-reign-of-pain.

“Bring a grill, water gun, costume, or music,” OMBC notes. “While racers endure the trails, the pit behind the stockade keeps the party going.”