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About the Race

Register by June 6th, 2026 to be guaranteed a shirt.

Sweaty Yeti is a premier 5k and Make a Memory Mile (1-Mile Fun Run) in honor of Christie Barber-Galvin and Kellie Barber. The course starts at Boswell Stadium and winds through nearby wooded trails. The Make a Memory Mile features obstacles and family fun. The 5K is professionally timed and all participants are welcome to join the Make a Memory Mile for no extra charge. All levels of runners and walkers are welcome!!!

All proceeds go to fund the Barber-Galvin Memorial Scholarship.

As a reminder - East Jordan Public Schools does not allow any dogs on their facility grounds, so please keep that in mind for race day. We appreciate your understanding of the school's policy.

Lavender Hill Race

5k on the Farm • Boyne City, MI

Dates & Times:

Saturday, September 12, 2026, at 9am

Details:

Join us for the second annual Lavender Hill Run, a scenic 5k at Lavender Hill Farm in Boyne City, Michigan! Lace up your running shoes for an unforgettable journey through rolling hills, lavender fields, and vibrant flower gardens. Our 33-acre farm offers a unique, hilly course that winds past freshly harvested lavender plots and showcases breathtaking countryside views.

This is more than just a race; it’s a celebration of nature, community, and Northern Michigan! After crossing the finish line in front of our big red barn, treat yourself to a post-run latte or lavender treat at our Farmhouse Boutique, then spend time relaxing on the scenic property.

Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just in it for the fun, all experience levels are welcome. Celebrate your achievement with a handcrafted wooden finishers medal crafted by local Char-Em ISD students, and a commemorative 5k T-shirt to remember the day.

Registration Includes:

Race bib and professional timing

Commemorative 5k T-shirt

Handcrafted wooden finishers medal

Awards for top finishers in each age bracket

Parking:

Parking will be available at the Drying Shed Parking Lot. Please plan to arrive early to ensure a smooth start!

Ticket Pricing:

• $35 + fees - Early Bird Registration (Now - June 11)

• $40 + fees - Regular Registration (June 12 - August 11)

• $42 + fees - Late Registration (August 12 – Race Day) Late registrants are not guaranteed shirt size selection.

Packet Pickup:

• Friday, September 11th: 2 – 6pm (See Farmhouse Boutique)

• Saturday, September 12th: 7 – 8:30am (Drying Shed)

Location: Lavender Hill Farm, 7354 Horton Bay Rd N., Boyne City, MI, 49712

Start: Drying Shed Parking Area

Finish: In front of the Big Red Barn

What to Wear: Comfortable running attire and good shoes for a hilly course.

What to Bring: Water bottle, sun protection, and your sense of adventure!

Family-Friendly: Bring the whole crew to enjoy the farm’s beauty, flower gardens, and vibrant atmosphere after the race.

Age Recommendation: Ages 12+ recommended. Children must be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult.

Accessibility Note: The course is not paved. While our Barn, Farmhouse, and restrooms are ADA compliant, the farm’s terrain can be uneven. Please let us know if you need assistance!

Questions?

Email us at: [email protected]

Trivium Racing has been dreaming of producing this epic event for years, and we’re thrilled to finally unveil our exciting new race plan. This event will feature a 100-Mile, 100-Kilometer, and 50-Kilometer Ultra, as well as a relay option for the 100-Mile. The highlight of this course will be crossing the top of Michigan's lower peninsula from Lake Michigan to Lake Huron. The 100-Mile course will be point-to-point, beginning in Petoskey and concluding in Alpena. The 100k course will also be a point to point race finishing in Alpena. Our 50K race will feature an out and back course from Alpena that will have very manageable cutoffs and great running surfaces! Athletes will navigate a variety of terrain, including single-track trails, gravel roads, limestone paths, and seasonal roads. While no 100-mile race is ever easy (and we know you wouldn’t want it to be), our goal is to make this event as approachable as possible for first-timers while still delivering a rewarding experience for

seasoned vets. Special awards will be given to those finishing the 100-mile race in under 24 hours, and we’ll also have a generous cutoff time to encourage more participants to tackle this incredible course. You can expect frequent, well-stocked aid stations approximately every 5 to 8 miles to keep you fueled and supported throughout the race.