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The Missourah Endurah started in Missouri during the Summer of 2018. 26 vehicles traveled from The Lake of the Ozarks, to Bull Shoals, and back in 2 days, using as little pavement as possible along the way. 2026 will be our 9th event, and we will be hosting over 100 cars and 300 participants from all over the country to see Missouri's famous Ozark scenery, as well as clean it up along the way. 

The Gambler 500 enjoys a long history of land stewardship. This event is not a race, but rather a competition against your vehicle, and to see how much trash it can hold. In 8 events, we've taken and properly processed over 400 cubic yards of trash from the Mark Twain National Forest and surrounding areas. As a whole, the Gambler 500 events nationwide comprise the largest organized trail cleanup on the planet, and The Missourah Endurah champions that title in the Midwest region. 

The main Missourah Endurah Gambler 500 run is an annual event, usually the weekend after Labor Day weekend in September. We also attend and coordinate other events during the year. We coordinate the DeRiverance River Gambler, a family-friendly Fambler run, and a redemption run as well. Check this site and our social media often for updates.