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  • Distance: 29.4 km from Forsyth Township
    Sat, Jul 25, 2026
    5kHalf MarathonMarathonRun via Finishers.com
  • 130 West Baraga Avenue, Marquette, Michigan, 49855, United States
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    Distance: 29.2 km from Forsyth Township
    Sat, Jul 25, 2026 at 8:00 AM

    Marquette - The coolest city just about anywhere!

    With a fast and scenic course, chip-timed results and near-award winning shirt and medal design, the 2026 Queen City Half Marathon presented by Embers Credit Union | BREAKWATER 5K presented by Ore Dock Brewing Co., are races that need to be on your summer calendar!

    Marquette, as you know, is one of the coolest cities anywhere, and we're going to show it off, running though some amazing neighborhoods and along Lake Superior. EPIC is the word I'm looking for...with super-fun aid stations, a post race 'party-zone'...and race-specific finisher medals for ALL entrants.

    Let's not forget about our Breakwater 5K Run/Walk COURSE RECORD REWARD. Win the race, set a new Course Record, and we'll hand you CASH! We'll increase this $100 every year until it's broken, then we'll start over. The BONUS right now sits at $500 for men (2021) and $100 for women (NEW record set in 2025!). Awards will be given at the 2025 BREAKWATER 5K Run/Walk awards ceremony! Wanna run fast?

    A community race, a family race...heck, bring the stroller along with the kids...it's going to be a party!

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  • Distance: 25.3 km from Forsyth Township
    Fri, Jul 31, 2026 at 9:00 AM

    Downhill Midwest - Marquette Mountain

    The second of 3 races in the 2026 Downhill Midwest Series!

    Come race some USA Cycling sanctioned downhill in Marquette Michigan at Marquette Mountain!

    Come out for 3 days of fun! Practice Friday and Saturday, with optional seeding runs Saturday afternoon for Cat 2 and Cat 1/Pro. Then racing action on Sunday!

    After registering you will get a link to purchase your 3 day lift pass for $80 from Marquette Mountain.

    This will be one of the only times this year you will get to use the lift at Marquette Mountain due to the projects on the hill. So come out and use the lift!

    Depending on the number of racers, we may restrict your access of the lift to your assigned practice times. This way we can keep lines short and get you more practice! Watch for future communication on this.

    Our goal is to give racers a similar experience to what they may see at a Monster Energy Pro Downhill race. This way if you decide to travel to one of those races, you already have an idea of what you’re getting into physically and mentally.

    We will have two courses.

    Cat 1/Pro and Cat 2 will be announced the week of the race. But expect something new!!

    Cat 3 racers will be on Jawbone. An approachable trail for beginners of all ages to come try out downhill!

    Sunday’s race times won’t be posted until Saturday night. Check socials and your emails.

    Depending on registration numbers, we reserve the right to combine age categories.

    Downhill racing is our favorite style of mountain bike racing, and we want our racers to have a great time!

    Schedule

    See the schedule below for an initial idea of how the weekend is going to operate. Subject to change as we get closer.

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    USA Cycling License

    All Racers will need to have a USA Cycling License.

    Having USA Cycling involved will help riders get into the categories they belong in for future races when they travel.

    There are also other benefits to having a USA Cycling License. Check out their website for more.

    Questions?

    Please reach out to Alex at

    [email protected]

    More information in the Racer Packet

    Prices will go up July 6th and again July 27th. So register early to save some money!!

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  • Distance: 30.9 km from Forsyth Township
    Sat, Aug 08, 2026 at 8:00 AM

    The Ore to Shore is set in the beautiful Upper Peninsula and utilizes much of the same trail as the popular Noquemanon Ski Marathon.

    HARD ROCK (48 MILE POINT-TO-POINT)

    The race course traverses some of the most scenic terrain available in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The course starts in downtown Negaunee, which is the “birthplace” of iron ore mining in Michigan. The first two miles will be a roll-out on pavement, and then the race will hit the dirt as you make your way to Ishpeming. There you will detour through downtown and travel the city streets for another mile. Then you’re back on the trails. The course will roll with the hills as you gradually drop in elevation to Marquette. You will be captivated as you pass by the lakes, rivers, ponds, and wildlife along the way. The course is wide enough the entire way to allow for easy and safe passage, but yet remains “tunneled” by nearby trees to give the sense of winding your way through the forests. Approaching the city of Marquette, you are still in the highlands, look off in the distance for a beautiful view of Lake Superior and the final destination. The course passes through local mining history in

    the area. Look for the following sites along the way: Cliff’s Shaft, Rope’s Gold Mine Haul Road, L.S. & I. Railroad’s Presque Isle Ore Dock, and many other intriguing points of interest.

    SOFT ROCK (28 MILE POINT-TO-POINT)

    Like its HARD ROCK counterpart, the SOFT ROCK rolls over much of the same terrain. From the start in Negaunee, you will immediately begin your journey to Marquette. After a 2 mile roll

    -out on pavement, you will connect to dirt trails. At about the halfway point, you will merge trails with the HARD ROCK course and will be afforded the

    same splendid vistas as you make your way to the shores of Lake Superior.

    SHORE ROCK (10 MILE)

    The Shore Rock offers an entry-level distance for the rider looking to try mountain bike racing, or for kids wanting to expand beyond the Junior Rock. Starting at Lakeview Arena at 8am, the racers will travel towards Tourist Park along the last section of the Hard and Soft Rock course. The course will circle around and finish back at Lakeview Arena. Trophies will be awarded to the top age group finishers.

    JUNIOR ROCK

    The Junior Rock race is a 4 mile loop on a dirt trail starting at Lakeview Arena in Marquette, for those age 13 and under. The racers finish using the same finish as the Hard and Soft Rock racers. Each racer receives a commemorative T-shirt for participating. You will be placed into the appropriate age group from the following: 5 and under, 6 to 7, 8 to 9, 10 to 11, 12 to 13.

    LITTLE ROCK

    Kids will also have the opportunity to experience the thrill of the race as they approach the finish area and hear the support of the crowd. They will ride near the shores of the “Great Gitche Gumee” as they make their way around this one mile course. All kids will leave a winner by taking home a ribbon and an official race t-shirt.

    LITTLEST ROCK

    Your young one can’t quite reach the pedals? Bring your toddler’s tricycle, Big Wheel, or push car, and do what’s necessary to get them to the finish by pushing, pulling, or letting them “pedal”. They will cruise into the finish area with a grin that won’t quit. Each child will go away a winner by taking home a ribbon and an official race t-shirt.

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  • Noquemanon Trail Network Forestville Trailhead, Marquette Township, Michigan, United States
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    Distance: 33.7 km from Forsyth Township
    Sat, Aug 15, 2026
    50kTrailUltra via UltraSignup
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