The Next Loop: Endurance Series - New England

WE ARE BACK, AGAIN!!!

3.2 miles - 1,ooo feet of elevation - innovative obstacles - unique finisher medal - shirt - multilaps - ultra option

An EPIC time for ALL!!!

Ultras start at 7am...have until 7pm to start their final lap...you may run your first lap in the elite or AMOC wave, and just continue after with laps!

Elites start at 7:10am...you will get a wristband at registration

AMOC start at 7:15am, and we will send in smaller waves if need be, you will get a wristband at registration and instructions at start line.

ANY elite, AMOC person wanting ti run multilaps, just keep going after your competitive wave!

We are excited to yet again host the Farm to Trail 5K Series! This series offers a unique opportunity to experience the beauty of White Barn Farm's open space in each of the three key farming seasons. Each race is a fun 5k trail run/walk/hike through scenic Wrentham conservation land and White Barn Farm property

The Radish Rambler kicks-off opening day at the farm and our annual Earth Day Celebration, where we greet the warming sun, reconnect with our community, and enjoy the sweet rewards of early harvests. Be prepared for mud-season conditions out there - the race course may present some fun challenges!

The Watermelon Wobbler comes around in the thick of summer, when the days are long and the fun never ends! Our Peak Summer event celebrates just that - summa-summa-summa-time! The course is thick and green and maybe a little dusty!

The Pumpkin Pacer rolls around just in time to celebrate the year's bounty. All of the long, hot days in the field culminating into the rewards of the harvest. Participants are sure to be met by a quintessential New England collage of color and refreshingly crisp autumn air! (Did someone mention participant halloween costume contests?) We hope you can join us for one, two or all three races!

If you register for all three races by 4/23 you will be part of our Grand Prix. The Grand Prix will include the three 5ks, and will end at the Pumpkin Pacer where results will be added up and awards will be given for our lowest times. Grand Prix participants will also receive a gift bag at the end of the Pumpkin Pacer with local goodies, and farm treats.

About White Barn Farm

White Barn Farm is a small vegetable farm and farm stand located in Wrentham, Massachusetts. We endeavor to provide and preserve open land and food security for our community. We strive to accomplish this mission in many ways including cultivating and selling high quality, diversified, organically grown produce, maintaining and offering our open spaces to our community, providing education on the importance of local agriculture and accessible green spaces, and nurturing our staff to grow as employees and individuals. Our goal is to grow White Barn Farm as an environmentally, economically, and socially responsible business for future generations to enjoy.

Pricing

Early Bird Pricing 1/22-1/28 $30 per race

Prices rise 1/29 $35 per race

Day of pricing will be $50

A percentage of registration costs will go to the White Barn Farm x Wrentham Food Pantry CSA donation fund. Additional donations can be made here: https://www.whitebarnfarm.org/donate

The Radish Rambler is a fun 5k trail run/walk/hike through scenic Wrentham conservation land and White Barn Farm property and the kick off race in the Farm to Trail 5K Series! It is open to all ages and skill levels. The Radish Rambler kicks-off opening day at the farm and our annual Earth Day Celebration, where we greet the warming sun, reconnect with our community, and enjoy the sweet rewards of early harvests. Be prepared for mud-season conditions out there - the race course may present some fun challenges! This event celebrates and supports the sustainability of local agriculture and land management by funding our mission to preserve open land and food security for our communities.

BIB PICK-UP

Registered participants are encouraged to pick up their bib at the farm in advance.

Friday, April 24

2pm - Close

White Barn Farm - 431 South Street, Wrentham, MA

COURSE TERRAIN

This is an off-road trail race. Course terrain includes dirt and/or gravel paths, rocks, roots, and inclines and declines in elevation. It's a fun course that we think you will really enjoy! The course will be clearly marked and course marshals will be stationed along the race. A water station will be located at about the halfway point. This is a cup-less race, please bring your own water carriers.

CHECK-IN / DAY-OF REGISTRATION

Check in will open at 8:00 AM on the day of the race. Same day registrations will be accepted up until 8:40 AM, prices will rise to $50 per racer day of.

PARKING

Due to the incredible popularity of this race, we have secured additional satellite parking within a 3 minute walk (0.2 miles) of the farm. We ask those racers who arrive early to park at our satellite location at 513 South Street (Bay State Physical Therapy). Those parking at the satellite lot are welcome to drop off any belongings and passengers at the farm before parking. Thank you!

ABOUT WHITE BARN FARM!

White Barn Farm is a small vegetable farm and farm stand located in Wrentham, Massachusetts. We endeavor to provide and preserve open land and food security for our community. We strive to accomplish this mission in many ways including cultivating and selling high quality, diversified, organically grown produce, maintaining and offering our open spaces to our community, providing education on the importance of local agriculture and accessible green spaces, and nurturing our staff to grow as employees and individuals. Our goal is to grow White Barn Farm as an environmentally, economically, and socially responsible business for future generations to enjoy.

Proceeds from this and every event we host support these efforts. We couldn't be here without you!

Learn more about us! www.whitebarnfarm.org

Continuing efforts to develop the Southern New England Trunkline Trail (SNETT) into a multi-use path for Franklin & Bellingham. The SNETT is an abandoned rail bed running from Franklin through Douglas to the CT border, sections of which have become fully developed multi-use paths linking communities across southern Central Massachusetts. For more info & to learn how else you can help visit: https://www.franklinbellinghamrailtrail.org/