THE RAID 100
KEY DETAILS
Length: 100 hours
Next date: TBD, 2028
Location: TBD
Team Size: Teams of 2 or 4
Categories: Mixed, Male or Female
Class: Colts, Open or Veteran
Discipline: Trekking, Mountain Biking, Kayaking, Packrafting, Navigation
Organising Team: Rogue Adventure
RACE DESCRIPTION
Yes, that’s 100 hours, not 100 km. The world’s first and only expedition-length, rogaine format adventure race. 100 hours of racing through 100 check points over a spectacular wilderness course with all of the navigational and strategic challenge that the Rogue Raid events are known for. The race typically only occurs every three years, with the next scheduled event in 2028. Check out the results page for all the action from the 2019, 2022 and 2025 races.
RACE FORMAT
100 hours of guaranteed racing over a spectacular wilderness course with all of the navigational and strategic challenge that the Rogue Raid events are known for. Each stage covers the core adventure racing disciplines of trekking, mountain biking, kayaking and packrafting and must be completed in order, however all check points on any given stage are optional. As in any rogaine, each check point will be assigned its own score value with teams competing to collect the highest score possible. This format of racing rewards wise strategy and accurate navigation just as much as raw fitness. The course will be set to be an achievable journey for the majority of teams entered whilst pushing the nation’s top teams to their limits for 100 hours. It also makes for a social atmosphere of racing as all level of teams are crossing paths on the course (with some stages having opening and closing times) and finishing together at the same time. Check out the live site from the 2022 race for an example of the race course.
RACE HQ
TBD
ENTRIES
Check back at the end of 2027 for race entry details. For more information about the race, contact liam@raidadventures.com
VOLUNTEERS
Volunteers play an integral role in an event of this scale going forward. The Rogue Raid has always been fortunate to receive massive support from volunteers, which can be just as rewarding as racing itself. There are multiple jobs we require volunteer assistance with over the week including race registrations, logistics with moving equipment, manning transition areas, search and rescue safety, course sweeping, photography, etc. Volunteering is also a great way to get access to teams out on the course.
To find out more, contact Liam St Pierre at liam@raidadventures.com
ADVENTURE 1 SERIES
The Raid 100 is a member of the global Adventure 1 Series. In 2025, the Raid 100 doubled as the Oceania World cup, with race winners will take home a free entry to the A1 World Cup Final, Sud Raid, in France.
