Stand By Me 2021
Higher Deeper Drunker

Stand By Me teaser

The cliffs and caves of Middle Tennessee are calling your name. They call out, “Wanker!”

Once again it is time for the best and brightest hashers to come together and attempt one of the hardest, dangerest, and beautifulest trails the Hash House Harriers has to offer.
This 2 day 1 night event in Joelton, TN will center around a trail we hope will be your most memorable trail no matter how long you have hashed or plan to. So hurry up and rego! We are only accepting 30 hashers for this potentially once in a lifetime event - many have decided once was, in fact, enough for their lifetime.

ONLY THE FIT NEED APPLY. THIS IS A VERY DIFFICULT TRAIL. YOU WILL GET CUT UP. YOU WILL HAVE TO SWIM, CLIMB, AND CRAWL. THERE MIGHT BE LIVE TRAIN TRACKS AND TUNNELS.

If you want to hang out with everyone, but not do trail, that is fine. Bring $20 and a Draft Punk beer to the on after and enjoy the food, beer, company, and stories that make you happy you opted not to do trail.

Sept 11-12
Joelton, TN
35$

Rego gets you:
All you can drink Saturday and Sunday
Dinner Saturday and breakfast Sunday
On after at my house
A spot to camp in my yard
Bonfire
Good Music
Patch
Draft Punk Beer Judging

Questions can be emailed to seanofwaters@gmail.com
Or the Facebook page Stand By Me

If you show up on Friday or any time prior to trail, it is BYO-Everything, but you are welcome to do it, just make sure to let the hosts know.

——-About Stand By Me——-

Stand By Me is an annual trail made to be one of the hardest and scariest trails you have ever done. The trail changes every year so who knows where you will find yourself next! From hundreds of feet in the air to hundreds of feet underground this trail will test your ability in ways never thought possible.

Previous trails have included: massive train trestles, endless bogs, cliffs, inescapable darkness, waterfalls, and the hospital. This trail is made for physically capable adults willing to push themselves through unbelievable conditions for a chance to see some of the prettiest and rarest natural venues in Middle Tennessee.