Hotter'n Hell Hundred

They’ll still get to be a part of the excitement of 12,000 or more cyclists lined up on Scott Avenue as two United States Air Force T-38s thunder over their heads. They’ll still be there to hear the roar of the cannon and be a part of one of the biggest bicycle rides in the world. They just won’t go quite so far or quite so fast.

Here’s the general idea. The Alliance is hoping for 100 artistically decorated bicycles to celebrate the 100 mile bicycle ride and because this is the 37th Annual Hotter’N Hell Hundred you can only spend $37 on your art bike project.

Over the last few days more than 10,000 cyclists and runners visited our fair city for the 36th annual Hotter'N Hell Hundred. We managed to capture some video and images from this weekend’s event.

The 36th annual Hotter'N Hell Hundred is taking over downtown Wichita Falls this weekend and that means there are plenty of road closures you should be aware of.

Live music, consumer show, great food, art bikes, and more! Cyclists and non-cyclists alike can have a great time at Hotter'N Hell in the festival atmosphere that is Finish Line Village.

A now 11-year-old Wichita Falls girl was in the center of a debate after last year's Hotter'N Hell Hundred event, but she is geared up once again to help out.

One of the biggest needs from the community is for families to open their homes up to give Hotter'N Hell Hundred riders a place to sleep and to show some Wichita Falls hospitality to a visitor from almost anywhere.

housands of riders will arrive in Wichita Falls soon to participate in the Hotter'N Hell Hundred. The Wichita Falls Police Department has a few safety tips to remember.