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  • Battle Run Benefiting A Soldier’s Child Foundation [runsignup.com]

    Sat, May 02, 2026 at 7:00 AM

    Description

    4 courses

    for a great cause

    A Soldier's Child Foundation

    All profits from this event will be donated to

    A Soldier's Child Foundation

    in support of their 2026 Camps.

    The Crucible

    This is a Multi Lap...

    4 courses

    for a great cause

    A Soldier's Child Foundation

    All profits from this event will be donated to

    A Soldier's Child Foundation

    in support of their 2026 Camps.

    The Crucible

    This is a Multi Lap event totaling 26.2 miles including the O-course that will push your limits.

    Challengers will be giving the chance to push forward or call it quits after each lap.

    Accept the challenge.

    Embrace the Suck.

    Complete all laps.

    Battle Axe

    13.1Miles on the trails.

    Anvil

    3.1 miles on the trails.

    Gauntlet

    3+ Miles with 20 + obstacles.

    Dax's Kids Gauntlet

    Kids that would like to run Dax's Kid Gauntlet will be able to toe the line every half hour from 8 till 11

    and

    they will be able to run it as many times as they want with a single registration.

    Join us at Henry Horton State Park for our Nineth Annual Battle Run. We will be honoring those that have served and all that are currently serving.

    It does not matter if you run, walk or crawl - Battle Run participants will receive a t-shirt, a custom dog-tag, and a plate lunch at the finish line.

    Meet friends and family on the course and in the festival area to enjoy

    games, food, and some jams with the DJ.

    Plate lunches will be available for non-participants for a Donation to A Soldier’s Child Foundation.

    Photos of you on the course will be taken and posted shortly after the race for you to display your support of our Veterans and A Soldier's Child Foundation.
    37.3 km
    4209 Nashville Hwy, Lewisburg, Tennessee, 37034, United States
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    5k 4 Miles 7.1 Miles 13.1 Miles 26.2 Miles Run Trail Walk

  • The Mad Mallard 3, 6, 12 & 24 HR NIGHT TIME trail race. [runsignup.com]

    Sat, Jul 11, 2026 at 7:00 PM

    Description

    The Mad Mallard 3, 6, 12 and 24 hour trail race......AT NIGHT

    That's right we're going all night, all day, and into the night again this year!!!

    Do you have a long race coming and need some night...

    The Mad Mallard 3, 6, 12 and 24 hour trail race......AT NIGHT

    That's right we're going all night, all day, and into the night again this year!!!

    Do you have a long race coming and need some night training? Do you need to test out some night gear? Or just want to test yourself!?

    This is your race!

    Runners will start at 7 p.m.- that's right, 7 p.m., right before sunset- and run a 3-ish mile trail loop along the Duck River and through the cane thickets, cedars groves, and hardwood forest of Henry Horton State Park for 3, 6, 12 or 24 hours. The loop is 3 miles, has roughly 144ft of climb, and is completely runnable, with the majority being single-track dirt trails.

    Although the course will be marked with glow sticks and reflective markers, you should still bring a headlamp or a light source.

    We will have one main aid station at the start/finish line stocked with snacks, cold water, sodas, watermelon and Tailwind hydration...open throughout the night.

    We'll fire up the grill when coyotes start howlin and hollerin!

    This will be a laid-back, grassroots event. Family, friends, and spectators are always welcome. Pop a tent and stay for a while!

    Please no dogs on trail, but definitely welcome in camp as long as they are leashed and well behaved!

    I've heard rumors that the Scal-a-wag Trail Running Club will be hanging around to pace, motivate, and help out through the evening! I'm sure you will see some familiar faces!

    Each runner will receive a finisher medal and swag bag!

    Awards will be given to the Female and Male runners who accumulate the most laps in the 3, 6, 12, and 24-hour races as well.

    There will be a Mad Mallard Belt Buckle for anyone that can run 100miles inside the 24 hour time allowance.

    There will also be $100 for anyone who can top Jack Lee's 104 miles in 24 hours!

    We also plan to bring back the hidden ducks on course and add on a few extra!

    This race is hosted by our non profit, The Sgt David Hierholzer Fallen Warrior Foundation. All proceeds and donations generated go to the purchase of backpacks, school supplies, and clothes for school children in the community.

    Thank you for your interest in our race and for helping us keep a dream alive.

    Never surrender, never go easy!

    Gabe Cross - RD
    30.1 km
    Marshall County, Tennessee, 37034, United States
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    Run Trail

  • Run Duck Run 10K Duathlon [runsignup.com]

    Sat, Jul 11, 2026 at 7:00 AM

    Description

    Challenge yourself at our third-annual Run Duck Run Duathlon! This run-paddle-run 10K route features a ~1.5-mile run on a rubber greenway followed by a ~2-mile paddle on the scenic Duck River and...

    Challenge yourself at our third-annual Run Duck Run Duathlon! This run-paddle-run 10K route features a ~1.5-mile run on a rubber greenway followed by a ~2-mile paddle on the scenic Duck River and finishing strong with a ~2.5-mile trail run along the Duck River Trail. You can expect a variety of running terrain including grass, rubberized greenway, pavement, and trail! All skill levels are welcome. Must be proficient at kayaking on Class 1 water. Life Jackets are required. Aid stations will be placed at each river access for participants before and after paddling.

    All participants will receive event swag including t-shirt, finisher medal, post-race drink, and snack!

    Start/Finish Location: Henry Horton State Park at Shelter 4

    There is a 3-hour time limit on the course with rangers conducting a sweep to ensure everyone leaves the event safely.

    This event will be occurring during the Duck River Outdoor Expo! The expo is July 10th – 12th, 2026, and benefits Henry Horton State Park and the conservation of the Duck River. We consider the main event to take place on Saturday, July 11th from 3:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Through a variety of interactive exhibits, presentations, and events, attendees can learn about local wildlife, our conservation efforts, and sustainable outdoor practices.

    Lodging Options:

    Henry Horton Lodge and Cabins: https://tnstateparks.com/lodges/henry-horton

    Camping: https://tnstateparks.com/parks/campground/henry-horton

    Riverside Event Camping: contact the park office: 931-364-7724 or email samantha.davenport@tn.gov.-- Located adjacent to the Main River Access and race starting line. Premium sites $40- 30' x 20' site, picnic table. stand up grill, charcoal chimney, restrooms available at shelter 4, showers available at the campground bathhouse. Basic site $10 - Field camping, parking available next to spot, restrooms available at shelter 4, showers available at the campground bathhouse
    31.3 km
    4209 Nashville Hwy, Marshall County, Tennessee, 37034, United States
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    10k Duathlon Run Trail

  • A Race for the Ages [facebook.com] [Register at runsignup.com]

    Thu, Sep 03, 2026 at 12:00 PM

    Description

    On the Thursday before Labor Day Weekend of 2026, ultramarathoners will once again descend on Fred Deadman Park in Manchester, Tennessee. Led by a contingent of wheezing geezers, over a hundred of...

    On the Thursday before Labor Day Weekend of 2026, ultramarathoners will once again descend on Fred Deadman Park in Manchester, Tennessee. Led by a contingent of wheezing geezers, over a hundred of America’s finest foot warriors will circle the famed Deadman Mile for days on end in September of 2026.

    All runners 41 and over will be allotted a number of hours equal to those hard-earned years of age in which to accumulate as many miles as possible. All the kids, 40 years, and below, will compete over the final 40 hours of the race. The winner will be the runner with the most miles accumulated by the finish. In contrast to most ultras, where the old guys must settle for a place at the rear, if they can make the time limit at all, the ARFTA is dominated by the super veterans of the sport. In 2025, 1 participant 90 +, 12 participants 80+, and 35 participants 70 years old and over competed in this event. Randy Ellis 73, and Steve Troxel 66, completed more than 200 miles! We had 63 participants completing over 100 miles were 70 and older! This is one race where the older guys are right in the running up until the very end. The footspeed may have diminished with the passing of the years, but the fires of competition still burn bright.

    Of course it is not the competition which has made this event an instant classic. It is the stories. In the perfect setting of a one mile loop through the park, today’s ultrarunners have the opportunity to spend time with the legends and heroes of the long ago past of the sport. And the old guys and gals have the opportunity to rekindle old friendships (and rivalries) and to rehash the old days. The stories they have to tell are not tales immortalized on the internet, instead they exist only in the memories of those who were there. For all the hundreds of miles that are logged, and the fierce battles sometimes waged for position, it is the celebration of life atmosphere that has made the ARFTA a must-do event. Fathers and mothers sharing miles with daughters and sons as well as grandparents sharing miles with grandsons and granddaughters; these are moments too special to miss.

    We rent most of the park for the duration of the event, and among the features of the race are: Ice is provided for purchase at the ICE HOUSE on the premises for $3.00 per bag. Usually set up next to the building not far from the start/finish area. Hot meals served every 6 hours (this is not aid station food, but fine southern cuisine catered by the local Cracker Barrel.) Additional meal plans may be purchased for crew members. The meals come prepackaged for each individual with whatever is on the menu that day. A mealtime rush is not necessary as you may take it with you to your tent or eat at the pavilions. A friendly reminder to allow the aid station volunteers time to set it up before you stop by to grab and go. We do not have the facility to set up multiple options or dietary needs.

    There are real indoor bathrooms located on the course (the value of which cannot be overstated in a multiday run!) There will also be portapotties next to the building after you pass the start/finish line and two on the backside of the loop.

    Accommodations are available at a full range of motels within 1 mile of the park, for crews, or runners wishing to sleep in a “real bed.” Ample TENT camping is available on site, with prime camping spots situated around the Deadman Mile.

    This is a small park with limited parking. The course is in the parking lot as well as through the park. We have the pavilions reserved but not the whole park itself. Locals come enjoy the park throughout the event. Baseball and tennis is also going on at the same time. They have been very graciuos each year and share with us!

    With that being said. RV Campers! We are asked every year about campers. A camper is allowed in the back parking area near the back ball field. See the map attached to this site. IF YOUR CAMPER FITS IN ONE PARKING SPOT THEN IT IS ALLOWED. The standard parking space is 8.5 feet wide by 18 feet long to give you an idea of the size.

    There is plenty of camping space to set up a tent and all of your supplies. Not on the course itself but close to it!

    There is a facebook group for the ARFTA: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1443235495936999/

    Or you can send your questions below.

    Any runners over 70 years of age with financial limitations precluding their entry should e-mail me, so that we can work something out. This is your day(s) in the sun, and we want to see you here! Last year we had 38 starters the age of 70 and older. I think that may be a record! 53 Runners logged in excess of 100 miles, 5 of which were 80 and older!! Last year 2 participants went 200 plus. Last year Doyle Carpenter, Harry Strohm, John Price, and Keith Dunn completed their 11th ARFTA! However, you do not need to aim for such a lofty goal, if you do not wish. It is perfectly all right to just come to share the weekend with your peers. What we most want is to see you here.

    Top 6 in Lifetime miles:

    Maurice Robinson 1473

    Barney Riesback 1439

    Doyle Carpenter 1407

    Ed Masuaka 1255

    Harry Strohm 1196

    Rosemary Evans 1231
    27 km
    101-166 Wilson St, Manchester, Tennessee, 37355, United States
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    Indoor Run Ultra

  • Little Dog's Backyard Ultra [backyardultra.com] [Register at ultrasignup.com]

    Sat, Oct 03, 2026 at 7:00 AM

    0 m
    Bedford County, Tennessee, United States
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    Run Ultra

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