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• Jul

  18

  Sat
  Little Tomahawks Youth Triathlon

  1051 Mulberry St, Loudon, Tennessee, 37774, United States
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  Distance: 34.3 km

  Sat, Jul 18, 2026 at 8:00 AM

  Join us for the Little Tomahawks Youth Triathlon in Loudon, TN at the renowned Loudon County Splash Pad!

  We will feature our three distance divisions:

  Chief Division (Long Sprint) - 90 Yard Swim - 2.5 Mile Bike - 1 Mile Run

  Warriors Division (Mid Sprint) - 45 Yard Swim - 1.3 Mile Bike - .5 Mile Run

  Feather Division (Beginner Sprint) - 15 Yard Swim - .5 Mile Bike - .5 Mile Run

  Age group awards for the Chief's and Warriors are 5 and under, 6-7, 8-10, 11-12, 13-14

  No age groups for Feathers

  All finishers receive a Medal!

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• Aug

  15

  Sat
  THE DOG DAYS OF SUMMER TRAIL RACE TO BENEFIT FLYING PIGS ANIMAL SANCTUARY

  2392 Possum Trot Rd, Rhea County, Tennessee, 37337, United States
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  Distance: 18.9 km

  Sat, Aug 15, 2026 at 12:00 PM

  August 16-17, 2025 | Somewhere Real Hot, Real Hilly | Rural Tennessee- The Barkley's LONG LONG Distant Cousin

  Welcome to the heat. Welcome to the hills. Welcome to The Dog Days of Summer, where the trails are brutal, the vibes are feral, and every sweaty, soul-grinding step helps save the lives of animals in rural Tennessee—places where shelters don’t exist and animal control is just a rumor.

  This is trail running in its purest, rawest form. No frills. No inflated egos. Just dirt, heatwaves, and a whole lot of heart.

  RACE OPTIONS:

  Choose your pain:

  1-mile loop or 3-mile loop (we THINK that's how far they are...)

  1 hour, 3 hour, 6 hour, 12 hour, or the ultimate 24 HOUR GAUNTLET

  Each loop starts and ends at a single aid station party zone. You’ll climb gnarly hills (seriously, we’re an hour from the Barkley Marathons—so yeah, it’s gross out here), melt into the Tennessee humidity, and then do it all over again… and again… and again. There's no elevation chart—just pain, persistence, and the occasional goat or pig.

  WHY YOU DO THIS:

  Because you're a lunatic.

  Because you want the hardest, sweatiest, most mentally delicious training day of your year.

  Because it’s the same day as the Leadville 100, and you get to honor the soul of trail running in your own backyard.

  But mostly? Because you're saving real lives—dogs, cats, pigs, and animals that no one else is looking out for. All race proceeds go directly to helping animals in rural Tennessee where support is non-existent but the need is massive.

  WHO SHOULD RUN:

  Trail runners who don’t care about shiny medals and care deeply about making a difference.

  People who can laugh while hallucinating in 90+ degree heat.

  Runners who would rather high-five a dog than post a PR.

  You. You badass.

  WHAT TO EXPECT:

  • Loops with heartbreak hills and shady bits you’ll cry into

  • Water. Electrolytes. Probably watermelon. Maybe someone grilling something weird.

  • A community of dirtbag runners who know how to suffer well and love even harder

  • Barkley-style trail names given after certain milestones (or meltdowns)

  • Dogs. Possibly goats. Maybe Coco the emotional support bunny. We’re not saying no.

  So grab your trail shoes, your sense of humor, and your biggest heart. Let’s run for those who can’t. Let’s suffer for the strays. Let’s prove that the trail community shows up, even when the thermometer says we shouldn’t.

  The Dog Days are here. Let’s run wild.

  Tent Camping is Free and encouraged, if it is rainy we will be busing people in so don't count on car camping. Another great option....

  Imagine spending the Dog Days Trail Race weekend in total comfort and charm at one of the Lemon Lane Farm glamping sites! Nestled just minutes from the race course, these beautifully styled glamping sites offer the perfect balance of rustic retreat and cozy luxury. Whether you’re running, cheering, or just soaking in the good vibes, you’ll love unwinding under the stars with a real bed, private space, and peaceful views of the farm. It’s the ultimate way to elevate your race weekend experience—no tent setup, no hot car sleeping, just pure glamping bliss.

  The best part? Each glamping site is available through a silent auction, and 100% of the proceeds go directly to Flying Pigs Sanctuary to help save and care for more animals in need. Your stay doesn’t just support your own comfort—it gives pigs, pups, and more a second chance at life. To learn more about the individual glamping setups, visit Lemon Lane Farm . And if you have questions, Amy is happy to help at 615-496-8031. Bid on sites at this link. Glamping Sits Silent Auction

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• Aug

  29

  Sat
  Oak Ridge Fall Classic 5k

  697 Melton Lake Drive, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, 37830, United States
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  Distance: 48 km

  Sat, Aug 29, 2026 at 8:30 AM

  Come take part in the Oak Ridge Fall Classic 5k! The course utilizes the Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks' Melton Hill Lake Greenway. It is a perfect way for runners and walkers to celebrate the end of August and the approaching fall. All proceeds will benefit programming of Ridgeview Behavioral Health Services. The event begins and ends at the Pavilion located near the Melton Hill Lake Boat House.

  Our end of August event will be the prelude to September's national Suicide Prevention Month, which helps to promote conversations around this subject. Our 2026 event will be an opportunity to participate while honoring those who we have lost to suicide. A remembrance banner will be available for participants and volunteers to write a name, nickname, initials, &/or a message to someone paying witness to those we've lost while lifting up hope is a fitting complement to the event and build upon the 2024 and 2025 banner. With the date change to the end of August, it will also allow us to pay witness to those we've lost to overdose as we recognize International Overdose Awareness Day, which is typically recognized on the final day of August.

  Packet Pick-Up available Friday, September from 4pm-5:30pm at Ridgeview's Main Center Lobby located at 240 W. Tyrone Road in Oak Ridge and Saturday, September 6 from 7:30 am - 8:30 am at Ridgeview's registration tent located under the Pavilion and next to the start/finish line.

  To guarantee t-shirt, you must register by 8/19. Please be advised limited quantities remain in varying sizes for those who register after 8/19 through day-of event on 8/29.

  NOTE: race start for 2026 is scheduled for 8:30 a.m.

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• Sep

  05

  Sat
  Tomahawk Sprint and Super Sprint Triathlons

  1051 Mulberry St, Loudon, Tennessee, 37774, United States
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  Distance: 34.3 km

  Sat, Sep 05, 2026 at 7:30 AM

  The Tomahawk Sprint Triathlon takes place at the outdoor pool in the City of Loudon. The pool is great, a little quirky, but kept in wonderful condition! The parking is close by at Loudon High School. Distances = Swim 150 yards, Bike 10 miles, Run 4K

  Back for its fourth year is the category that proved to be fun and interesting! We are doing a Super Sprint Triple that will feature a shortened swim, a shortened bike, and a shortened run...BUT 3X! That's right. After you finish the first round, you run right back up to the pool and jump right back in and do it again! And again!

  The Loudon Pool is next to the Loudon High School at 1051 Mulberry St., Loudon, TN 37774 - The event is sanctioned by USA Triathlon. All USAT rules apply and an annual or one-day USAT license is required.

  Distances: Super Sprint Triple - 90 Yard Swim/5 mile bike/2k Run

  Sprint - 150 Yard Swim/10 Mile Bike/4k Run

  Personal Best Racing has a NO REFUND policy. This is based on our pricing structure and the advances purchases that are based on your registration. Insurance is available during the registration of each event. Please take advantage of this option should you wish to insure your entry fees.

  Event Cancellation / Modification Policy - If Natural Disaster or Community Disaster occurs, our action steps are as follows:

  1. Personal Best Racing in concert with local officials will make decisions based on safety first. 2. Courses and/or race segments will be altered as agreed to between Personal Best Racing and local officials 3. Financial: It is not financially feasible for Personal Best Racing to accept the risk of a disaster for everyone. Each registered participant needs to accept the risk of his or her entry fee. There will be NO REFUNDS or free entries to future races. The money you paid is spent developing the subject event. 4. Personal Best Racing does not save any money if one of our events has to be canceled for reasons beyond our control. All supplies and services needed for the events are purchased and/or arranged in advance. All event supplies and services associated with that event must be paid for, regardless of the outcome.

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• Sep

  05

  Sat
  6th Annual Lakeside Ten Mile 5K Fun Run

  Meigs County, Tennessee, 37880, United States
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  Distance: 22.1 km

  Sat, Sep 05, 2026 at 8:00 AM

  FUN AT THE LAKE! FUN T-SHIRTS! RUNNERS, GET A GREAT TIME FROM THE KNOXVILLE TRACK CLUB FOR FUTURE RACES!

  REGISTRATION BEGINS AT 8:00AM RACE STARTS AT 9:00AM LOTS OF AWARDS AT 10:15AM OR AFTER LAST RUNNER

  FUN SWAG BAG! PLAN TO STAY AND ENJOY THE LAKE

  This year we are celebrating our 6th annual 5K for the Ten Mile/Watts Bar Lake area! The race benefits our Meigs County Volunteer Fire Department. It is a pleasant course with gentle hills and lake views and will be professionally timed by the Knoxville Track Club so competitive racers can use time to qualify for other races. It is also open to casual runners and walkers. Baby joggers and well behaved leashed dogs* are welcome after other racers start This will not affect timing as runners are chipped. Registration begins at 8:00 am, race begins at 9:00 am and awards presented at 10:30 or after the last finisher. First through third place medals will be given to male/female in eight age ranges and first through third medals and special award for overall winners. There will be t-shirts on site for all runners and those who sign up by 8/29/25 can guarantee their T-shirt size. Our fun swag bags, given to the first 100 runners registered, get better and better every year!

  It is a safe and well managed race with first responders leading and following racers. The race is on pavement except for the last few feet which is on light gravel. The race will run from the Ten Mile town area 3.1 miles up to Euchee Marina. Runners can park at the Ten Mile at Lakeside Baptist Church or Euchee Marina. Transportation from Euchee back to Ten Mile will be provided until 11:30, or participants can provide their own. There will be local swag bags, t-shirts and doughnuts, bananas Gatorade and water at the end of the race.

  All proceeds from the race will go to our Meigs County volunteer fire department! If you don’t want to participate in the race, but would like to donate, that option is available as well. Looking forward to seeing you all!

  *Dogs are welcome but must be leashed and other dog and people friendly.

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