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LONDON, LET'S DO THIS! ALL AGES, ALL ABILITIES! The 5K Foam Fest is a one of a kind Obstacle Course based Fun Run! Join us for over 25 obstacles including the world's largest inflatable waterslide, mud pits and 2.5 million cubic feet of foam! Rock out all day to awesome music, enjoy a FREE kids zone for kids 6 and under, taste delicious food, shop from local vendors and celebrate your success in our well-stocked beer garden. With a variety of obstacles and a ton of foam, the 5K Foam Fest is an exciting challenge for experienced and beginner runners alike...Walk it, Run it, Charge it, Fun it; this course should be enjoyed at your own pace and all obstacles are optional! PRICE JUMPS SOON!
Welcome to Season One
Sinnerman Trials is a monthly 5K race series built for athletes who want more than participation.
Every month, runners step onto the start line in a competitive atmosphere built around performance, consistency, and progression.
Entry is open to all athletes. No qualifying time is required to register.
The Standard
Run Sub 21:00. Become SINNERMAN.
Athletes who break the standard earn entry into the official rankings, receive issued gear, and qualify for future championship events exclusive to SINNERMAN athletes.
Every Trial is an opportunity to prove yourself. Fast fields, live DJ, race day atmosphere, and a leaderboard that rewards performance.
Season One is underway.
Online registration is no longer available. If a runner withdraws from the race, we will open up their spot. If you see the number of runners is less than 67, email us at [email protected]. We will award spots on a first come, first served basis. There is no waitlist.
Welcome to the backyard!
We are so incredibly excited and honoured to welcome you to our signature event, the Persistence Backyard Ultra, Ontario's original affiliated backyard ultra.
Do you have enough persistence to push yourself further than you think is possible? Do you have enough persistence to be the Last One Standing? Find out during the 5th edition of the Persistence Backyard Ultra, beginning on August 1st, 2026.
As a bonus for any Ontario runners, the backyard will be taking place on the August long weekend, giving you an extra day to run, or recover. That will lead to less of those "why are you walking like that?" conversations when you go back to work.
The Backyard is for all runners. Past years have seen a number of runners reach new personal bests, completing their first marathon, ultramarathon, or going further than they ever had. How far can you go?
This year's event is once again a Silver Ticket event. This means that our winner receives an automatic entry to compete in the World Team Championship!
We are very proud that the 2022, and 2024 events sent two runners, our winners, Amanda Nelson and Justin Wright, and our assists, Brian Bondy and Francois Decelles, to the World Team Championship.
The Persistence Backyard Ultra is an official affiliated race of Lazarus Lake's Big Dog's Backyard Ultra.
As with all of our events, a portion of each registration will be donated to the Children's Health Foundation in support of children and their families in our community.
Please note, that we will not be maintaining a waitlist this year. The race is capped at 67 participants, if you see the participant number is less than 67, there is a spot for you, grab it before it's gone.
Race Sanctioning
The Persistence Backyard Ultra has always been proudly sanctioned by Athletics Ontario.
The Venue/Course
The backyard will take place at the Eco Park located just outside of the northeast corner of London at 15889 Medway Road in Arva. If you enter Eco Park London into Google Maps, you'll find it (we'll have more specific instructions closer to race day).
Our course will be made up of a smaller circuit, of approximately 3.36 kilometres which you must complete two times consecutively within the hour to make up the required 6.7056 kilometre loop.
You will never be far from Race HQ, so this makes it a great race for those of you who might be unsure of tackling a new distance.
The course is very runnable, consisting of a crushed stone trail, some grass, and a dirtroad.
Please note that the Eco Park is a private facility. Runners are unable access the park to run the course prior to the event (also, the course won't be set up until race day).
You can view the course here (please note, this is an approximation of the course, and there may be slight variations):
https://onthegomap.com/s/au541jhc
The course will start at the green dot on the map. Runners will head west, before going around the pond. They will continue past the start corral, and then complete the rest of the 3.36 km course. After rounding the pond again, they will reenter the start corral and complete the 3.36 km course another time to make up the required distance within the hour.
You can check out some photos of the course on our website:
https://www.persistenceracing.com/persistence-backyard-ultra
Two time winner, Amanda Nelson, stated after her second win that "a national record could be set on this course."
Race Schedule
Runners and crew may set up canopies and other race items the evening prior to the race from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. The gates will not open until 5 p.m., so please don't arrive early. You must leave the park by 7 p.m. No exceptions. There is no camping option the night prior to the race.
Each runner is able to bring a 10 x 10 canopy. Please be mindful of your fellow competitors, and stick to this.
You are also encouraged to pick up your race kits if setting up on Friday evening.
The race will begin at 7 a.m. on August 1st, 2026 and continue until one runner completes one loop more than all other runners (or until no runners can complete one more loop...)
At 5:30 a.m. runners and crew will have access to the park. The gate to the park will not be open until 5:30 a.m. Please do not arrive early, as you will be blocking traffic on Medway Road.
5:30 a.m. - 6:30 a.m. Race day kit pickup.
6:40 a.m. Mandatory race meeting for all runners and crew.
7 a.m. The first loop!
The Rules
By entering this race you are agreeing to all of the official rules of affiliated backyard races as stated in the picture below. It is your responsibility to ensure that your crew is also aware of these rules.
These rules are black and white (as you can see above), there is no grey area open for interpretation. To maintain our affiliation, and allow our runners the chance to qualify, we must adhere strictly to these rules.
In addition to the above rules, we will be limiting each runner to 2 crew members to start the event. As runners are eliminated, they and/or their crew members, may assist other runners between loops. You may switch out crew members during daylight hours.
Due to spacing and safety considerations (the course runs along the only road into and out of the park), spectators are not allowed.
Your race bib must be worn on the front of your body, and remain visible at all times while on the course.
If you are dropping from the event, please inform a race official.
Runners and their crew will be responsible for ensuring they dispose of any garbage/recycling in the provided bins (previous year's participants have set a very high standard in this regard, they were awesome!)
Safety/Gear
Headlamps (or equivalent) will be required after dark for those runners who make it that far. Reflective gear is encouraged.
It will likely be hot during the event, please ensure that you have adequate warm-weather gear and are prepared for any other possible elements, such as, but not limited to, cooler temps, rain, etc.
We will have medical support on site. Medical personnel along with race staff will have the authority to withdraw runners from the event in the event that it is determined that it is unsafe for them to continue.
Please inform race officials before departing the site. If you are driving, please allow adequate rest and recovery before doing so.
Food/Hydration
You are required to bring all of your own food and drinks for the event. There is no potable water on site (the race will provide some hydration options). Crew members must also provide their own hydration and food. There is limited access to electricity onsite if you'd like to boil water. In addition there will be access to a bbq for food preparation.
Due to park regulations, there is no alcohol permitted onsite.
Camping/Shelters etc.
You are allowed to bring your own shelters. In addition, there is a covered pavilion (concrete pad) near the start/finish area which may be utilized.
Spots will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. As the race progresses, and runners are eliminated, we ask that eliminated runners move their camps further back from the start corral to allow remaining runners to have those spots. Eliminated runners/crew are welcome, and encouraged to stay to cheer on/support remaining competitors (within the stated rules of course!), and to have fun.
Timing
There will be no timing. That's what you have that fancy watch for! You are either back at race HQ before the hour expires or you're not. Simple. Whether you get there in 39 minutes, or 59 minutes, is irrelevant.
Swag/Prizes
Each runner will receive an awesome commemorative hoodie so you can brag to all of your friends about that time you ran a backyard ultra! We can confidently state that this may be the most comfortable race hoodie you will ever own. You can also use it as a pillow when you curl up in the fetal position after your 17th loop!
The winner will receive some prizes courtesy of Persistence Racing and our sponsors. Most importantly, the winner will receive the coveted Laz Jacket (think the Masters green jacket only way cooler and far more prestigious) and the silver coin.
In addition, the winner will receive a free entry to next year's Persistence Backyard. We will also provide the winner with $250 to assist with their trip to represent Canada***
To be paid once the winner provides proof of booked travel. If the winner does not go to the event, this money will not be awarded
Photos
If you're running for that long, we can probably get some pictures of you. Eventually, you will be moving pretty slowly, so it should be easy. We will give them to you for free, because, even though you might not like us when you are on your 27th loop, we will still like you.
Refund Policy
There are no refunds for this event. However, life happens. Work trouble, running injuries, a bad paper cut, we get it. If you have to withdraw from the event by June 17th, 2026 we will give you a 100% race credit for a future Persistence race.***
There are no bib transfers.
If you need to withdraw after June 17th you will receive a 50% race credit. Sorry, but by then we will have already paid for your stuff, and the resale market for unclaimed race hoodies is unfavourable.
race credits will be minus taxes, fees, and donations
Past Results
2022
Last One Standing: Amanda Nelson 33 loops (silver ticket)
Assist: Brian Bondy
2023
Last One Standing: Amanda Nelson 32 loops
Assist: Jean-Gabriel Gagnon
2024
Last One Standing: Justin Wright 47 loops (silver ticket)
Assist: Francois Decelles
2025
Last One Standing: Michael Rouleau 43 loops
Assist: Amanda Nelson
Other
If you're on Facebook, be sure to join the Persistence Backyard Ultra Facebook group (there is a tab at the top of this page).
This race is shaping up to be one incredible adventure. Whether you are trying to reach a new distance goal, or trying to win the event, we are going to support you, you are going to crush it, and we are all going to have one awesome weekend (and beyond???)!
We will have more information for you closer to race day in our detailed race guide. Thanks for being a part of the backyard!
"Welcome to the backyard family."
-Laz
please note that the above information is subject to change(we will advise of any notable changes)
Other Races
Be sure to check out all of our Persistence races here.
50 km’s, 8 sections, 4 runners, 1 team, 1 vehicle.
Join us for the 5th Annual Barley's Broken Rail Relay, where we’ll run from North London to the epic finish line at Broken Rail Brewery in St. Mary’s - Ragnar style!
Grab a team of four friends and get ready for an exciting relay race that combines trails, roads, and plenty of camaraderie. As one teammate runs their leg, the others drive to the next transition point - hydrating, snacking, cranking the tunes, and cheering on your fellow runners.
At least one runner from each team will be on the course running their section, with a maximum of 2 runners per team per section.
Ideally each runner will run two sections with the sections varying between road and trail throughout the run. Sections vary in length from 4.5-9km. New this year, we have Precision Fuel & Hydration providing all runners with nutrition on the course to keep you feeling strong all day long!
At the finish, celebrate your accomplishment with a cold beer, delicious food, and great company at the brewery.
To celebrate our 5th edition of this event, each participant will receive a limited edition BBRR T-Shirt from New Balance!
All profits from the event go to Ronald McDonald House Charities, helping families with seriously ill children stay together during tough times. It’s an unforgettable day of running, community, and giving back that you won’t want to miss!
Are you feeling philanthropic? Between now and race day, each team is encouraged (not mandatory) to raise even more money for Ronald McDonald House, with the top fundraising team being outfitted in their next running kit - furnished by our amazing New Balance family!
Spots are limited to 30 teams!
Please designate your team captain to register via the "Team Captain Registration" link. The captain will be required to create the team name. The other 3 individuals will use the "Non-Captain Registration" link and select their team name from the drop-down menu.
With this being a unique event concept, Scott Goodyear will be in touch with all team captains well in advance of the event, to go over the route, finer details, and answer any questions related to the day.
About Walk for Camp Wendake
This is your chance to make an impact for Camp Wendake to benefit those living with HIV/AIDS and their supporters!
Walk for Camp Wendake is a walk/run that takes place on August 16th, 2026. This year marks the sixth Walk/Run for Camp Wendake event, and we’re looking to make it even more successful than last year. Learn more below about how you can take part in the walk!
Who can Participate
Anyone can participate in the walk, and there are a number of ways that you can support us:
Use the DONATE NOW button to make a donation to one of our participants, or directly to Camp Wendake.
Use the REGISTER button to create a profile and participate in the event.
How to Participate
To become a participant, simply tap the REGISTER button and fill out the information requested in the registration process.
If you would like to help us raise funds, you can customize your participant page with a personal message, set a donation goal, and ask your friends, family, and coworkers to donate to your page and support your walk. We recommend sharing your participant page with your contacts on social media.
About Camp Wendake
Camp Wendake is a one-week residential camp program for children and adults living with HIV/AIDS and their primary caregivers and the only camp of its kind in Ontario.
Set on the beautiful shores of Lake Huron near Bayfield Ontario, Camp Wendake provides a welcoming place to come together with others who share similar life experiences. When we all come together - it is a powerful and life-changing week focused on food, fun, meeting new people and reuniting with old friends ... all while enjoying a beautiful, rustic camp experience.
Camp Wendake is completely volunteer run - from our 40 camp staff to our year-round hard working Governance Committee who fund raises and works with community partners to ensure the sustainability of this incredible program.
For over 25 years, Camp Wendake has offered individuals living with HIV a stigma-free, safe and beautiful space to relax and experience the joy of community.
Wedges and Woods for Wellness
Join us at Echo Valley Golf Club on August 22nd, 2026 for a fun day in support of FEMAP
Tournament Details:
Scramble format.
Shotgun start at 1:30pm
Registration opens at 12:30pm
$700 registration fee provides entry for one team (4 individuals).
BBQ lunch provided
Gift bag provided to all participants.
$10,000 hole-in-one contest.
Prizes for the top placing teams in the scramble tournament.
Draw prizes.
Closest to the hole and longest drive competitions.
Prize presentation following the tournament in the dining hall
Sponsorship Opportunities:
The South Huron Trail Run is returning with the latest and greatest. This race provides a unique opportunity for beginner and experienced runners to enjoy a trail run though a variety of wooded environments, along a scenic river valley, and two amazing bridge crossings. There will be an 8k run which will cross the Jones Bridge, and a 3.25 run/walk which will cross the Lions bridge and the Stirling bridge.
All proceeds will go to The Friends of the Trail for future trail maintenance.
Caffeine Run London
Walk/5K/10K/Half
Be Caffeinated and Run Rhino are partnering up again to bring together all of our two favorite things, Running and Coffee!
The race is at Springbank Gardens Guy Lombardo Pavillion and you have the option to run a 5k, 10K, or Half Marathon. Would you rather WALK for coffee? That works for us too! Grab your fill up before you head out if you choose and walk our shorter, 1.5 mile loop!
Participants will all receive a short sleeve t-shirt; a branded, ceramic finishers mug and a full cup of coffee and some baked goodies upon completion of the race!
The start/finish area will have hot chocolate set up for spectators and participants, and we'll have the jams going all morning!
The race will be mass start and will be chip timed!
CHIP TIMED 10K & 5K RUNS | 2.5K WALK | 1K ROLL/STROLL
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2026
Registration: 8:00 am
10K Run: 9:00 am | 5K Run: 9:45 am | 2.5K Walk 9:45 am
1K Roll/Stroll: 9:00 am for McCormick Care Home Residents, Family &Friends
Wellness Fair & Community Celebration: 10:00 am
Join Us for Maggie’s Run
Be part of Maggie’s Run, a timed race inspired by the life and legacy of Maggie Hanham, who lived with dementia and received compassionate care at McCormick Home. Created in her honor, this event reflects Maggie’s unwavering strength and dedication—and carries her legacy forward in support of others walking a similar journey.
This meaningful run raises vital funds for dementia care services at McCormick Care Group, ensuring that individuals and families continue to receive the high-quality care, support, and compassion they deserve.
Whether you’re running in memory of a loved one, in support of a caregiver, or simply to make a difference, every step you take matters.
All participants will receive a race t-shirt, finisher’s medal, and swag bag, and are invited to enjoy a post-race BBQ. After the run, stick around for family-friendly activities including a Kid Zone, a wellness fair, and a celebration and award ceremony honoring top finishers and dedicated community members.
Run with purpose. Run for care. Run for Maggie.
Visit mccormickcarefoundation.ca to learn more about the cause.
Keep scrolling to learn more about our event and our 2026 registration fees.
2026 Springbank Road Races
London Road Races Race Series
We are proud to continue the tradition of Springbank Road Races in London. Springbank Races have a rich history over the 59 years they have been run, seeing numerous National and International athletes compete during the 1970's, With changes in distance from a 3 mile to 12mile loop course in the park to a 10 and 20km event in the early 90's to the current half marathon and 5k format. The course follows the beautiful paved pathway system along theThames River.
2026 Charity Partner
Based in London (ON), Operation Walk Canada provides hip and knee replacement surgery to people in developing countries who have no access to care. Since 2006, Operation Walk has performed 27 missions to Guatemala and Ecuador giving over 1200 people the opportunity to live a full life. The annual missions are entirely volunteer-driven and rely on the generous support of individual and corporate donors. You can find out more here: www.operationwalk.ca.
Celebrating 13 Years of Strength and Support for Our Purple Community!
Epilepsy Southwestern Ontario (ESWO) invites you to join us on Sunday, September 27th, 2026, for the 13th Anniversary of our Annual Seize the Day Fundraiser at Graham Family Eco Park.
All funds raised will directly support vital programs and services for individuals living with epilepsy, their families, and communities across Southwestern Ontario.
This family-friendly event kicks off at 10:00 AM with a spirited run or an uplifting walk followed by a BBQ celebration with exciting prizes.
Whether you’re running or walking to honor a loved one, to stand with those affected by epilepsy, or to raise awareness, we invite you to be part of this inspiring day. Together, let’s build on last year’s success and celebrate the resilience of our purple community!
Although we are not providing Seize the Day T-shirts this year, please wear purple or your old Seize the Day shirts so that we can show everyone touched by epilepsy that they are never alone.
Every step over the finish line is a step toward hope!
Woodland Walk & Run
October 3, 2026
Welcome to Woodland Walk & Run! Lace up your shoes, gather your friends and family, and join us on Saturday, October 3 in Exeter, Ontario for a fun-filled day in support of local children and families. Formerly known as Run4Kids, this beloved community tradition is entering an exciting new chapter while continuing to support the important work of Rural Response for Healthy Children.
This year's event will once again take place at Morrison Dam Conservation Area, offering a beautiful trail setting for both the 2km walk and 5km run.
All proceeds support Rural Response for Healthy Children, which provides programs and services that help local families create positive environments where children can thrive. This includes positive parenting education, support for families experiencing life transitions or vulnerable situations, and healthy living programs.
Choose the experience that's right for you: a 2km walk or a 5km run. Whether you're a seasoned runner or walking with friends and family, there's something for everyone.
Move together, grow together.
Registering individually? Select Individual for each participant's category at registration. An age discount will be automatically applied at checkout for participants under 18.
Registering as a family? If you're registering 3-8 family members (including at least one adult), select Family for each participant's category at registration. The flat rate for a family will automatically be applied at checkout when all family members are registered under the Family category in the same transaction.
Please contact [email protected] if you have any questions about registering.
This is the 5th Annual Stratford 5k Run/Walk.
Thanks to all our runners from 2025, we were able to raise more than $32,000+ for The Local Community Food Centre (CFC).
The Local CFC Stratford 5K Run/Walk will start and finish in Upper Queens Park Stratford Ontario. The route will take you past the beautiful Victoria lake and the legendary Stratford Festival theatres. This race will be chip timed and is welcomed to all runners, walkers and strollers. We will also have a kids race with medals and treats from Rheo Thompson, starting 8:50am sharp. You must register your child(ren) to participate. The kids run is approximately 600 metres. 100% of the proceeds go to The Local Community Food Centre.
Remember: Reduced registration fee for all youths under the age of 17 that participate in the 5K. $20 + registration fees
PLEASE NOTE: You’ll notice a lower registration fee plus a minimum donation amount. Together, these equal the total cost of registration.
We’ve structured it this way so 5K participants receive a tax receipt on the donation portion and pay a lower processing fee. If you’re able, we encourage you to donate above the minimum and help make an even bigger impact.
Fundraising Challenge: You will receive a reward based on the fundraising amount you reach by end of race day (see below for the fundraising tiers). There will be prizing for all fundraisers that raise $250 or greater for The Local Community Food Centre. Better prizing as you hit higher fundraising tiers. For rewards please visit https://stratford5k.com/fundraising-challenge/.
Fundraising Tiers:
A. $285 - $534.99
B. $535 - $1,034.99
C. $1,035 - $2,034.99.99
D. $2,035 - $4999.99
Important Dates
Early Bird Pricing Ends February 9, 2026 11:59 pm
No Refunds Past
August 31, 2026 11:59 pm
Last Day of Transfers September 22, 2026 11:59 pm
Online Registration Closes September 26, 2026 11:59 pm
Packet Pick Up/Registration
(612 Erie Street, Stratford) October 3, 2026 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Race Day Registration and Packet Pick Up
(Upper Queens Park, Stratford) October 4, 2026
Race Day Registration fee is $60 (based on availability) , please register online to avoid price increase!
Registration fee on October 3th is $60 (based on availability).
We will try our best to have an electronic payment option but this is not guaranteed. Please expect to pay cash for registration October 3th and 4th.
Refunds
You may request a full refund till August 31, 2026 by sending your request to [email protected]. We will refund the full amount minus the processing fee.
TEAMS - You may register as a team. There will be a team category award. The three fastest times from your team will be used to determine the winning team. You MUST have the minimum number of three participants in your team!
AWARDS - We will have awards for 1st, 2nd and 3rd male and female (based on clock time). As well as top age category prizing for male and female for categories: Under 17, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+. Of course last but not least, the top fastest team will take home the coveted team trophy.
RAFFLE - We will raffle out a pair of Altra Shoes at the awards ceremony. So stick around.
ELITE RUNNERS - See more details at https://stratford5k.com/elite-runners/
NOTE: ALL PRICES INCLUDE REGISTRATION FEES
Ready to lace up your sneakers for a charitable adventure in the heart of Ontario? 🏃♂️ Discover the Run for London, an road race as engaging as it is exhilarating! Whether you're a fan of the 5 km or prefer the challenge of the 10 km, this competition is made for you 🚀. It's the perfect opportunity to push your limits while supporting a great cause!
The tradition of the Turkey Trot continues. This family favourite on Thanksgiving Monday sees the addition of a Kiddy Trot for the little runner in your family. Join us for a London Thanksgiving tradition. Donations will be collected on race day for the London Food Bank.
Phoenix Trail Races
Included with your registration:
Admission to Fanshawe Conservation Area
Shirt
Timed Finish
Aid stations approximately every 5 kms
Safety & Medical Support
Finisher Medal
Post Race Meal
Photos
Tails on Trails, Presented By Subaru of London, is Humane Society London & Middlesex's largest annual fundraising event. Formally known as Walk for the Animals, HSLM encourages individuals to run for at-risk animals in the London & Middlesex community. When you run for HSLM, you are helping provide life-saving medical care, shelter, and second chances to animals who need our help the most. Together, we can make a brighter future for animals, one paw at a time.
About HSLM
HSLM is a trusted leader in animal welfare. We are committed to advocating and supporting animals through provision of compassionate care, education, resources and partnership. Our goal is to foster joy, hope, and connection, all with a vision of a humane and harmonious future.
Throughout the years, we have worked tirelessly to assist animals by providing them with a home until they can be adopted into a new family. We rely primarily on individual and corporate donations in order to provide care for animals in our community.
Running Routes
5k route for running and walking.
1k route for walking.
Timing
The 5km race will be a chip-timed event upon request.
What's In Your HSLM Running Pack?
Race T-shirt
Bosco & Roxy's Dog Cookie
Coupons
Timing Chip (Upon Request)
Dog Bandana
Pinery Fall Classic 2026!
Annual Pinery Fall Classic Run/Walk!
A major fundraiser for The Friends of Pinery Park, the Fall Classic supports education, preservation, research and enhancement projects in the Park.
Recent projects include a moth wall project, maintenance of rolling boardwalks, an accessible dock, art backpacks, bat detectors for citizen science research, habitat stewardship research, species at risk research, nature journals, and an eco-passage to help critters cross the road safely.
What is the Fall Classic?
Recreation and fun for all levels of ability
Accurate chip timing and distance for serious racers
Easy and quick online registration
Reasonable fee
Same day registration may be available for a $10.00 surcharge.
T-shirt order must be placed before Sept. 15, 2026.
Race Date: Friday, October 23rd, 2026
Registration Open: May 1st, 2026 at Midnight
Please note registrations after September 22nd will not be guaranteed a t-shirt. Limited quantities will be available for late registrations.
Race Info:
The Night Thing 2026 is a trail race event put on by Race Huron, that takes place along the Maitland Trail, starting at the Auburn Riverside Retreat in Auburn, Ontario.
A 7K, for anyone looking to try a trail race for the first time, and challenging enough for seasoned trail runners to enjoy.
The 12 K starts at 7:00pm at The Auburn Riverside Retreat
The 7K starts at 7:20pm at The Auburn Riverside Retreat. Please be there 30 min prior to your race start time to check in and get your shirt.
Bring a Headlamp, you are running in darkness