Wrap up the season with a fan favorite - camping & adventure riding on the Allegrippis Trails, one of PA’s top rated mountain bike destinations. The weekend will feature an Adventure-style event where teams will take on the challenge and focus on the fun of coming together at the end of a great season.
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What is Adventure?
An adventure-based ride led by PICL coaches focusing on team building, fun, and safety. The objective is to have as much fun as possible, and culminate a season full of amazing memories with your team and the PICL community!
Note: The Allegrippis Skills Park at Seven Points offers a variety of features that may encourage riders to get their wheels off the ground and perhaps reach beyond their skill sets. The Allegrippis Skills Park is NOT part of the PICL event and any injuries that may occur as a result of riding within the Allegrippis Skills Park are not covered by PICL/NICA insurance. Riding in the skills park is at your own risk and the parents/guardians of student-athletes assume the risk and responsibility for their student-athletes.
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Saturday
Check-in Opens @ 8 AM
Check-out Closes @ 3 PM
Sunday
Team Rides (optional)
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Online registration closes the Tuesday before the event at 8:00 PM. No day of registration.
In order to participate in this event, student-athletes must be fully registered and paid for this event in NICA Pit Zone.
If you have not yet been invited to register, please contact your Head Coach/Team Director. Independent student-athletes, please contact PICL Registration at registration@pamtb.org.
DO NOT check-in at the Information tent. Student-athletes will get number plates from their Head Coach/Team Director prior to their first event.
DO NOT lose or throw away your number plate. You will use this for every event. There is a $10 fee to replace number plates if lost or forgotten. Replacements are available at the Information tent. -
Allegrippis Trail Map - Download prior to arrival.
Use this link for directions to enter Bakers Hollow Parking Lot
Team Radio Channels - Use channels from State Championship.
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This event is team-supported:
Bring plenty of water. Potable refill station available near check-in.
Stock first aid kits for Level 2 & 3 coaches.
Maintain NICA ride ratios.
As in past years at Raystown, it is active hunting season. Wear orange and encourage coaches and student-athletes to do the same.
Affix number/name plates to bike during NICA ride time. Remove during non-NICA time.
Review Emergency Action Plan (EAP) before arrival and have a plan to communicate and transport mechanicals and emergencies.
Designated Reporter fills out Incident Report Form.
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Once on-site, park in designated areas, only. Please follow the directions of all on-site parking volunteers, staff and signs. Handicap parking is available.
Parking is NOT permitted along the side of park roads.
Please be respectful of all parking volunteers and staff. Inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated and will result in immediate expulsion from the event.
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VOLUNTEER SIGN UP LINK!
Once you’re signed up, fill out the volunteer waiver, so you’re ready to roll upon arrival.
Still have questions? Email PICL Volunteering at volunteer@pamtb.org.
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Alabaster Coffee
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Designed by mountain bikers and built by the International Mountain Bicycling Association, the Allegrippis Trails at Raystown Lake is a premier single-track mountain biking trail system located in the Eastern United States.
The trails in the system were designed and built to provide sustainable trails for a variety of human uses including mountain biking, hiking, trail running, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. The Allegrippis Trails are arranged as stacked loops, giving the user the opportunity to plan a route as short or as long as they would like. There are nearly endless combinations, so even riders who come back time after time have the opportunity to use a new route each time.
Although the trails are rated "easiest", "moderate", and "most difficult", they can all be safely traversed by users of all skill levels, but users should expect their normal pace to be slowed as the difficulty increases. The ratings are provided to give all users a good idea of what challenges to expect. These ratings only apply to trails in the Allegrippis Trails system, they should not be compared to other trails or their difficulties.
There’s more than just biking in the Raystown Lake Region. Check out the Huntington County Visitors Bureau website for ideas.
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Primitive camping is available in Susquehannock Campground and can be booked through the league through BikeReg here.
Once you’ve reserved on BikeReg, you MUST select your camp site using the spreadsheet provided in BikeReg and include your BikeReg payment confirmation number. If you skip this step, your site selection will be deleted and you'll be assigned a site upon arrival at the event.
Campsites are also available through Raystown Lake. Off-site lodging is also available. Check out Huntington County Visitors Bureau for lodging options.
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It is your responsibility to read and understand the Event and Venue Rules and Reminders, as well as the PA Handbook.
Penalties will be assessed to individuals and teams for breaking and disregarding rules. Penalties may include loss of individual or team points, time penalties, and event expulsion. Inappropriate behavior is not tolerated toward any volunteer, staff member, or other community member.
General Event and Venue Rules• Garbage - Pack it in, Pack it out.
• Staging area is for riders and coaches, ONLY. Parents can head to the start, finish, and fan zones.
• NO parking in Infield or Pit Zone.
• NO bike riding in Infield or Pit Zone - WALK your bike.
• NO smoking, fires, alcohol, gas generators, inappropriate language, or dogs (except clearly marked service dogs) in Infield or Pit Zone.
• NO conflicts and disputes in Infield or Pit Zone.
• Leashed dogs are permitted at public venues outside of Infield and Pit Zone unless otherwise specified.
• Gas grills are permitted at venues in Fan Zones unless otherwise specified.
• For Drone Policy, see the PA Handbook.
Camping
For PICL events being held at established campgrounds, please follow all campground rules regarding check-in, check-out, quiet hours, etc. which are set and enforced by the campground staff.
For PICL events that offer camping via partnership with the venue, the following rules apply:
• You MUST pre-register.• Camping is on your own and at your own risk.
• Camping is ONLY family camping - riders MUST camp with parents.
• Quiet time is 9 PM to 7 AM.
• NO gas generators overnight.
NICA and PICL Reminders
Event details are subject to change. Please check back often for the most current information.PICL reserves the right to modify or cancel events should it be deemed necessary to do so. The league will notify event attendees via email and social media should modifications be required. Please make sure that you are receiving these communications; see FAQs for more information.
Safety
Incident reports are mandatory whenever a student-athlete or coach is injured during a NICA activity if any of the following occurs:
• Medical care is received
• Time lost from work or school
• Time lost from practice beyond day of event
NICA Insurance coverage is for registered student-athletes and registered coaches injured while participating in sanctioned PICL/NICA event activities. Please see the FAQs for more information. -
This EAP form and its contents are intended for use ONLY by trained NICA Coaches and Event Staff for the purpose of holding NICA Activities and Events. This EAP form is intended to be shared only by a NICA Licensed Coach and Staff Member via a NICA official communication or webpage. If you have not received these materials directly from NICA, NICA does not warrant, either expressly or impliedly, the accuracy, timelessness, or appropriateness of the information contained in these materials and, further, NICA disclaims any responsibility for content errors, omissions, or infringing material and disclaims any responsibility associated with relying on the information provided in these materials.