Pioneer Spirit: In Dubois, Wyoming, Teams needed to properly attach wheels to a covered wagon, hook up a team of horses, and drive along a quarter mile course. Driving the wagon and keeping control of the horses would be difficult, but Teams that master the skill could finish quickly. The Linz and Bransen families formed their own wagon train.

Native Tradition: In Native Tradition, Teams had to use the materials and tools provided to build a teepee. Completing the task wouldn’t take skill, but getting all parts of the teepee together correctly could take a while. The Weavers and Godlewskis opted to construct the teepee.


In this Roadblock, two people had to choose a colored flag and attach it to their Buick golf cart. Then they needed to drive the course, searching the back nine for four golf balls the same color as the flag on their cart.


There was no Fast Forward on this leg.


There was no Yield on this leg.