Hotter'N Hell Hundred (HHH) is the largest event in Wichita County and the largest cycling event in the nation. It began in 1982, 100 miles in 100 degree heat to celebrate 100 years, coining the name: Hotter’N Hell Hundred. Thousands of riders come in from across the globe for this event that is held annually in August! The event kicks off in Downtown Wichita Falls and typically lasts for 4 days. Route distances include 10K – 25 mile – 50 mile – 100K – 75 mile – 100 mile. Off-road trails and runs are also available. For more information on the event itself and to register click here.
For HHH contact information click here.
The Environmental Health Division of the Wichita Falls-Wichita County Public Health District inspects lodging establishments regularly throughout the year. Health inspectors ensure that all lodging establishments have been inspected within 2 months of the event; however, it is not possible to check every room of every lodging establishment during a single inspection. For a general list of lodging establishments in the area click here. It is recommended that guests check reviews online and choose a lodging establishment that would best meet their needs. In addition, the Health District does NOT inspect Airbnb and Airbnb type of establishments and does not have jurisdiction regarding complaints for those types of establishments.
The Environmental Health Division also inspects retail food establishments regularly throughout the year. Wichita County has many restaurants to choose from, including several locally owned establishments! For a general list of restaurants in Wichita Falls click here. To check a restaurant's most recent inspection report click here.
To make a complaint regarding a lodging establishment (must provide room numbers and date of stay) or a retail food establishment please email: WFEnvironmentalHealth@wichitafallstx.gov