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  • Distance: 28 m from Dixon
    1312 Washington Avenue, Dixon, Illinois, 61021, United States
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    Sat, Sep 12, 2026 at 7:00 AM

    Race Details The Last Meadow is the inaugural endurance event of Lifted Nation Institute, Inc., a nonprofit organization. The race is run in the Last Man Standing (Backyard Ultra) format: a 4.167-mile loop starts on the hour, every hour, until only one runner remains. Any runner who fails to start a loop on time, or to complete it within 60 minutes, is recorded DNF. The winner is the last runner to complete a loop that no one else finishes.RACE START: Saturday, September 12, 2026 at 7:00 AM (first loop). Be in the corral at the bell — 3, 2, and 1-minute warnings will sound before each loop.LOCATION: Dixon Park District Dog Park, Dixon, IL 61021 (next to Meadows Park).COURSE ROUTE: View the full 4.167-mile loop map here.PACKET PICKUP: Friday, September 11, 2026, 12:00–2:00 PM at the Dixon Park District building next to The Meadows. Late check-in available race morning.AID & CREW: Aid station at the start/finish only. Crew may assist runners in the designated crew zone between loops. Outside

    assistance anywhere on course results in DNF.RULES: Runners must be 18+. One earbud allowed; no pacers or strollers on course. Headlamp required after sundown.AWARDS: Last Man Standing trophy for the winner; finisher medals for all runners who complete at least one loop.Net proceeds support the charitable, religious, and educational mission of Lifted Nation Institute, Inc. Learn more at liftednation.org. Event's current local time: 3:14 AM CT

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  • Distance: 28 m from Dixon
    1312 Washington Avenue, Dixon, Illinois, 61021, United States
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    Sat, Mar 06, 2027

    31 Miles of Winter

    Welcome to the 2026-2027 Yeti Winter Trail Series! 4 Races over 4 Months....31 Miles of WinterTime:Check-in at 7:30amRace at 8:30amLocation:Dixon Park District Facility1312 Washington Ave, Dixon, IL 61021Course:Trails, Roads, Hills, Flats, Snow, Ice, Mud, Dirt, Grass, Rocks, Gravel, and everything inbetweenCost:$20 per individual distance ($20 each, $80 for the entire series)$25 race day registrationSwag:Gift for the first 100 registeredLong Sleeve Tee for those that complete all four racesFive Year Hoodies and Ten Year JacketsYou must complete ALL FOUR races to get the coveted blue shirt5k - December 5, 202610k - January 2, 202715k - February 6, 202720k - March 6, 2027Awards:Overall Times for Entire SeriesTop Five Males and Top Five FemalesFirst Male and Female Masters (55+)First Male and Female Grandmasters (65+)Contact:[email protected] PolicyI understand that race registration fees are not refundable under any circumstance, race registrations are not transferable to other participants or to a future years event.

    Event's current local time: 4:11 AM CT

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  • Distance: 47 m from Dixon
    1605 Washington Ave, Dixon, Illinois, 61021, United States
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    Sat, Sep 26, 2026

    Intro

    Welcome to Hindsight Ultra Trail Runs, a local grassroots race that looks easy on paper, but can catch up to you in a hurry. While the race does not have a lot of vert, it makes up for it with varying terrain, some technical trails, and a long stretch of exposure. While we have sign-up and formal finish times/results, we will do our best to maintain the grassroots feel to the event.This is a great event for any runners looking to complete their first Ultra distance, complete the next distance on their list, or want to train for the next ‘A’ race.

    The Course

    The start line is located behind the Dixon Park District Facility in Dixon IL.It is a 7.85ish mile loop. 2 loops will get you a 25k, 4 loops will get you a 50k, 8 loops a 100k, and 13 loops get you 103 (3 extra credit) miles.The course is a blend of everything except water crossings and mountains. Roughly 50% singletrack, 30% grassy meadows path, and 20% gravel path. Total elevation for the 100 mile is roughly 6200’ which calculates to just under 60’/mile. While the course is maintained, expect there to be tree roots, small tree stumps, some rocks, ankle rollers, and anything else you would expect to be on a singletrack course.

    Aid Stations, Crew, and Pacing

    There are 2 aid stations; Start/Finish (S/F) and a water station that is at mile 3.7ish. At S/F, there will be water, snacks, hot food options through the night, plus anything that volunteers and runners might bring to share. At the 3.7ish mile water station, we only provide water and ice. We allow crew at S/F and at the aid station. The aid station is only a 1/3 mile walk from S/F. Pacers are allowed after the first lap for all distances and can join/leave the runner at the S/F and aid station.Personal canopies are allowed, spots are first come first serve. No campers. Set-up begins at 5am Saturday and packet pick-up begins at 5:30am Saturday.

    Awards and Buckles

    We hand out medals to all 25k, 50k, and 100k finishers. 100 mile finishers will receive a buckle. New for this year will be awards for the top 3 male and female finishers in all distances. You must start at the designated start time to be eligible for the top awards.

    Start Times and Cut-Offs

    100 mile and 100k events will start Saturday September 26th at 6:30am. The 50k event will start on Saturday September 26th at 1pm, the 25k and 1 loop 8ish mile event will start Saturday September 26th at 8am.All runners must be finished by 2:30pm on Sunday September 27th. This gives the 100 mile and 100k runners 32 hours to finish their distance and the 50k runners have a 25:30 window of time to finish.NOTE: While the events start at a particular time, the runner does not have to start at the event start time. For example, if you are signed up for the 25k or 50k but can’t make it to the event until Saturday evening, you can start late.. You only need to be finished by 2:30pm on Sunday. 50k and 25k runners can not start early. New for this year - No Sunday starts. All runners must start their distance by midnight Saturday evening. Note: To receive a top finisher award, you must start at the assigned start time.

    Park Rules

    Hindsight 100 takes place on Dixon Park District property. Please respect the park property and its visitors. The park is open during our event and we need to be kind and courteous to other park visitors. You must follow Park District Rules. RUNNERS: You are responsible for you and your crew while on Park Property. Anyone caught disrespecting Park property and or event staff will be removed and the runner will be DQ’d and will receive a DNF. While this is a ‘grassroots’ event, we do not want to jeopardize our ability to host this event in the future.

    Final Thoughts

    Embrace the challenge and enjoy your run!

    Event's current local time: 3:35 AM CT

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