41 running, walking, triathlon, and other events in Anchorage, Alaska

Grab your green and gold and RUN your Shamrocks off!

It's time to click those heels and chase the gold at the end of the rainbow. You even get to press your luck and see if you can’t beat our Leprechaun to the finish!

Run the, now iconic, Shamrock Course and celebrate St. Paddy's Day with your friends as we continue to support Running Free Alaska!

Warm up pre-race in the Bear Tooth! They will be serving Grab-N-Go breakfast burritos starting at 8:30 a.m. and their full menu starting at 10:00 a.m. Once you get done with the run, you can cool down with your favorite Broken Tooth Beverage, so make sure to bring your ID.

Each participant gets a fresh beanie, a killer pint glass, a coupon for one Broken Tooth beverage anytime on race day, and an option to purchase a hip shirt. One lucky participant will even get to find out how much they weigh in Bear Tooth beverage. A moment, no one wants to miss!

Going virtual, it's still your lucky day! You’ll get your beanie, pint glass, a gift card to Bear Tooth to indulge later, and an option to purchase that hip shirt.

We are excited to cover the streets in green and gold to help raise money for Running Free Alaska. Come join us as we kick off the 2026 race season. We’ve got lots more details to come, so stay tuned to updates!

Shake off winter and charge into spring at the Eklutna Lake IceBreaker Run, a lakeside trail race that delivers all the beauty, and all the chaos, of Alaska in March. Set along the frozen shoreline of Eklutna Lake, this out-and-back adventure offers 10-mile and 20-mile courses on one of Chugach State Park’s most scenic corridors.

Runners will stride (or crunch, or slide) across the lakeside trail as it winds alongside the frozen water of Eklutna Lake. And since we all know March in Alaska refuses to pick a season, you can expect a full sampler of winter conditions: packed snow, punchy snow, ice sheets, mashed-potato mush, muddy patches, unexpected sunshine, maybe even that perfect “winter glow” light that makes you forget your toes are cold for exactly half a second. Whatever the weather, this race is sure to breathe some life back into you after another long Alaska winter.

Race Day Info

Bib Pick Up:

Race day only at start tent

20 Mile - 8:15 am

10 Mile - 9:15 am

Start Time:

20 Mile - 9:00 am

10 Mile - 10:00 am

Aid Stations:

Limited aid will be available at each of the turnaround points - Mile 5, Mile 10, (Mile 15 for 20 Mile runners.) Aid will include water, grab n go snacks, and basic medical.

Safety Precautions:

There is NO cell reception at Eklutna Lake. If you have an InReach device please bring one, we are also working on having Spot trackers available. Most cell phones now have a satellite option on messages for emergencies. Race staff will have a Starlink onsite at the start/finish. In case of emergency, RD phone numbers will be provided prior to the race to message if an emergency occurs. Medical staff will also be on site at the turnaround points.

Course Variations:

It is our plan to have the majority of the course on the actual lakeside trail. However, should icy or unsafe trail conditions occur we may divert the course to the upper road/trail in those sections. Course maps and Strava/GPX links below.

Parking:

A 2026 Alaska State Parks parking pass is required for parking at Eklutna Lake. https://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/passes/

Swag/Awards:

• Long sleeve Race T-shirt (Register by Feb 21, 2026 for guaranteed size)

• Finisher Medal (for all runners completing the race in person on March 21, 2026)

• Podium Awards (Top 3 M/F finishers of each distance)

Our Swim Lead will provide a detailed overview of the swim leg of our race, answering questions and offering helpful information. The talk will begin at the start of the session, but you are welcome to arrive at any time to swim, practice, and time your 400-yard swim.

• Half of the pool will be reserved for practicing the snake swim, swimming laps, and learning how to pass others.

• The other half of the pool will be dedicated to accurately timing the swim leg, with our timing crew using their equipment to record results.

Important: You must have completed both your registration and waivers before swimming.

Attention Nordic skiers! We are so excited to bring back the annual Corduroy Crush ski event. This family-friendly nordic ski race will take place this year on April 12th at the 5K Nordic Loop in Girdwood, AK. Co-hosted by KMTA and the Girdwood Nordic Ski Club, this event is a celebration of the joy of Nordic skiing and the region's rich history, and is open to all xc skiers who want to come out and crush some corduroy with us!

There will be three different events available for all adults and youth to participate in, including a short Snowball Biathlon 2K, a timed 5K Race, and a 2x2x2 Relay. You can choose what type of ski technique you want to use (classic and skate are both acceptable).

Only pay once and participate in all events. Early Bird pricing goes through March 19th & online registration for the event closes at 6 PM on Aril 11th, but on-site registration will be available on the morning of the race (April 12th) from 9:30AM-11:00 AM. Youth under 13 are free for all online registration but will incur a $5 registration fee per child if signing up to race on the day of the race itself.

Early Bird Pricing Through MARCH 19th

• Adult 18+ is $30

• Youth 13-17 is $15

• Youth Under 13 is FREE

Online Registration Pricing MARCH 20th - APRIL 11th at 5pm

• Adult 18+ is $35

• Youth 13-17 is $20

• Youth Under 13 is FREE

Onsite Registration Pricing (AVAILABLE 9:30-11:00 AM Day of the Race APRIL 12th)

• Adult 18+ is $40

• Youth 13-17 is $25

• Youth Under 13 is $5

RACE START TIMES:

• 11 AM -Snowball Biathlon 2K

• 11:30am - 5K Timed

• 12:15pm- 2x2x2 Relay

• Awards- Around 1:00pm (or shortly after relay)

DIRECTIONS & PARKING: The 5K Nordic loop is just 45 minutes away from Anchorage and located right next to Alyeska Resort. If you're driving, park at the paved Arlberg parking lot situated at the end of Arlberg Road. Please note that this is a newer road, so it may not appear on older GPS units. If you prefer alternative parking, Parking Lot A is also available, and from there, you can walk/ski to the Nordic Trailhead.

The Anchorage Running Club's season kickoff event features a 5K and 2.5K race on the trails at Russian Jack Park. Your Anchorage Running Club membership gives you 100% discount on this race, nonmembers pay $25.

Join us for this fun race event where the course may have patches of snow left on it in some areas which makes it slightly different and a bit challenging.

Post race there is an award ceremony to give out Over All and Age Group awards as well as snacks, water, and Gatorade.

The Arctic Bicycle Club is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting bicycling safety, education, and competition. Originally founded in Anchorage in the 1970s as a road cycling club, the Arctic Bicycle Club now offers a Road Racing Division, a Mountain Racing Division, and a Cyclocross Racing Division.

About Arctic Road:

The Arctic Bicycle Club's Road Division offers a range of racing options, from individual time trials to pack based road races, hill climbs, criteriums, gravel and mixed surface events. Don’t let the spandex, aero gear and cyber mods scare you; technological enhancements are the wave of the future! Plus we have a category for every racer, whatever your experience, fitness, or equipment. Our racing community welcomes everyone, even cyborgs and ETs. Just don’t show up with a motor in your bike or top caps on your valves.

About Arctic MTB:

The mountain bike division organizes a variety of competitive events across Anchorage’s extensive trail system. MTB also offers a range of racer categories to match ability level, experience, and current fitness. From Juniors to Masters, Intermediate to Open, we’ve got everyone covered. Stuck in a single gear? We offer single speed as well. So come race with us! You’re guaranteed to have a blast.

About Arctic Cross:

Cyclocross racing is family friendly, and attracts a wide range of participants, young and old, serious and not so serious. Since the courses are relatively short, they are spectator friendly, and participants often come for their own race, and stay to cheer on the other races. We have mountain bikers, road bikers, snow bikers, commuters, cyclists who consider themselves competitive and cyclists who consider themselves non-competitive, all participating.

Bike for Women is Alaska's premier all-women's time trial. Started in 2000, this annual event takes place on a 9 mile course that provides both challenging uphills and breath-catching downhills. Over 700 women of all ages and abilities participate in this fun competition, which serves as a great precursor to the Gold Nugget Triathlon and other summer races.

The Bike for Women is part of the Arctic Bike Club's road race division and is the main fund raiser for the club. And since 2014, the club has also been donating $3.00 of every registration to Let Every Woman Know Alaska--a charity dedicated to raising awareness and providing support for women living with gynecological cancers.

This "all pavement" Family duathlon (run/bike/run) is a blast for families, with a race distance for everyone! The race starts at Kincaid Park near the chalet, at the top of the Coastal Trail with a run around the old biathlon loop on paved trails. The transition area is near the start/finish line followed. Racers will bike around the new biathlon range loop, followed by one final run around the old biathlon loop. This duathlon is the only on pavement duathlon in Alaska.

NEW: Please note, our adult wave is back with a NEW weekly run course announced at the event on trails, where you can expect an approx. 1.5-2mile loop! Our teens will run on the same course as the adults!

WHO: Kids ages 4 up through Adults!

WHERE: Kincaid Park, start is at the top of the Coastal Trail behind the chalet, in Anchorage, Alaska.

WHEN: April 28, May 5th, May 12th, 2026. See time table and distances below!

WHAT: Running & Biking multi-sport race! Any kind of bike is welcome. Kids will have a specific transition area where they can lay their bike down on the ground OR use a kickstand.

SWAG: Sign up by April 1st to ensure you will received a FREE race t-shirt. After April 1st, t-shirts will be limited to the first come, first served with all remaining t-shirt stock. We also will have custom race bibs & NEW Spring Duathlon finisher medals for all!

$10off DISCOUNT: Sign up for all 3 in-person races and you'll receive $10off at checkout PLUS you'll receive a series t-shirt!

REFERRAL DISCOUNT: Refer 3 friends to join in with you and receive $15 refund on your race entry!

1. Sign up.

2. After your registration is complete, you will receive a unique referral link to share with your friends, family or post on social media.

3. Get 3 friends to sign up using your unique referral link and you will automatically receive up to a refund of $15.00, reimbursed to the card you used for the race.

4. Get 6 friends to sign up & you'll get an additional $15!

5. Get 9 friends to sign up & you'll get $15 more! There is a cap refund of $45.

AWARDS: Top 3 Kids in each Age Group (see age groups below) will receive plush teddy bears wearing our custom “Spring Duathlon Series” t-shirts. Top 3 Adults will also receive awards, TBD!

Tie breakers will be determined by the athlete with the fastest overall time of the 3 races.

5:00 PM

4-12 years old, Non-Timed Wave

Run 1 loop (.35miles)

Bike 3 laps (1.5miles)

Run 1 loop (.35miles)

5:30 PM

4-8 years old, Timed Wave

Run 1 loop (.35miles)

Bike 3 laps (1.5miles)

Run 1 loop (.35miles)

6:00 PM

9-12 years old, Timed Wave

Run 2 loops (.7miles)

Bike 6 laps (2.6miles)

Run 2 loops (.7miles)

7:15 PM

Adult+ 13-19yr olds (Middle/High School Wave), Timed Wave

RUN approx 1.5-2miles on a race-day announced route

BIKE

• 13-19yrs old bike 2 laps Adult Bike Course (6.6miles)

• Adults bike 3 laps Adult Bike Course (10miles)

RUN approx 1.5-2miles on a race-day announced route

AGE GROUPS:

Age Groups (USAT rules apply, age is determined by age as of 12/31/24, not race day age):

Girls Ages 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16-17, 18-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, etc.

Boys Ages 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16-17, 18-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, etc.

Learn more about the race at https://turnagaintraining.com/races/duseries/

Join us for a family fun run from Inlet View Elementary out along the Coastal Trail. This race has one downhill at the beginning along N Street and is flat after that! Set an early season PR or trot with along with the whole family. The Salmon Run is a great spring race to kick off your running season.

Inlet View Elementary is located in downtown Anchorage, and is one of the oldest, traditional neighborhood elementary schools in our town. Today, with money raised through events like the Salmon Run, we are able to provide reading tutoring, supplemental math programs, after-school Spanish classes, writing workshops, art, music and physical education assemblies as well as busses for field trips, scholarships, financial assistance for meals, and classroom support.

DAY OF BIB PICK-UP 8:30- 9:30am in the school gymnasium.

PARKING: The Anchorage Lutheran Church has generously opened their parking lot to us. The easiest way to access this lot is to take West 15th Avenue to O street and drive through the back alley (N. street will be closed for the race) From the church parking lot you can walk to the school less than a block away. Thanks to the Anchorage Lutheran Church for supporting our school and this community wide event.

See you Saturday, May 2nd at 10am!

The AB Korkor Foundation is officially retiring the Five Fifty Fifty Run/Walk for Mental Health, a bold and inspiring initiative that began as 50 run/walks in 50 days across all 50 states. During the first two years of the event, the Foundation’s founder, Adel B. Korkor, personally ran in every one of the 50 events over 50 consecutive days, embodying the dedication, resilience, and urgency behind the Foundation’s mental health mission.

As the Five Fifty Fifty chapter comes to a close, the Foundation is excited to introduce its next evolution: the Steps For Strong Minds 5K Run/Walk, a family-focused mental health event designed to be more accessible, community-centered, and welcoming to participants of all ages and abilities—continuing the movement forward, one step at a time.

The Strong Minds Sprint is an exciting new 40-yard dash designed especially for kids ages 10 and under. This high-energy event encourages children to stay active while reinforcing the important connection between physical movement and mental well-being. Through fun, friendly competition, young participants build confidence, resilience, and healthy habits that support strong minds and strong bodies. We are thrilled to introduce this new addition and can’t wait to see our youngest runners take off toward a brighter, healthier future.

Join our movement and make mental health a priority in YOUR community! We encourage families to run/walk together and to make that easy, kids 13 and under participate for free. Please note that all participants must register, regardless of age, and youth must be accompanied by an adult.

Proceeds from this event directly support programs that promote mental health awareness and encourage physical activity for kids in your community, helping them build resilience, confidence, and healthy habits that last a lifetime.

ALASKA WOMEN’S GOLD NUGGET TRIATHLON

The Gold Nugget Triathlon is dedicated to improving the lives of women and girls through athletics.

The Gold Nugget Triathlon Board of Directors believes that our women’s triathlon is more than just a one-day event. Women and girls train for this event year-round and many sign up as a way of kick-starting a brand new training and fitness regime. They often find this to be a life changing experience. Mothers and daughters train for this event together, as do groups of friends and colleagues.

We are super excited to continue in the new tradition of a full in-person triathlon with 1,650 racers, along with a virtual triathlon option for those who want to challenge their family and friends from across the country. Come on ladies...send those emails out and 'get-on your challenges' with friends and family.

We look forward to seeing you at the 2026 Gold Nugget Triathlon.

In-Person Race Details

The Trent Waldron Half Marathon and 10k will take place on Saturday- May 23, 2026 at Margaret Sullivan Park on West 15th Ave. The cut off time to finish is 12:00 Noon. No personal pacer (runners without bibs) and absolutely no personal lead bikes.

Virtual Race Details

The Trent Waldron Half Marathon and 10k Virtual race takes place May 14th to May 31st, 2026. Because this is a virtual race, you run it where and when you want on your choice of running course. Please follow all pedestrian safety ordinances including running on a sidewalk where available and not in the road. Follow the rules of the road if no sidewalk or multi-use trail is available and run against oncoming traffic and not with traffic. Medals will be mailed out within 45 days to virtual participants.

Registration and Bib Pick Up

Bib Pickup Date: Thursday, May 21st

Bib Pickup Time: 4:30pm-6:30pm

Bib Pickup Location: TBD

Bib pick up and registration is also available on the morning of the race from 7:30am-8:45am at Westchester Lagoon. Late Registration fees are in effect for runners registering after 11:59pm, May 22, 2026.

We predict a great race in 2026 and look forward to seeing you there!

-Anchorage Running Club

A Fabulous Friday Night in May!

Take Bands, Bear Tooth, and Beer, sprinkle in a little running or a great walk and we're talking about the best way to get summer going!

Join your families, friends, and your local ravens for the most fun you can have on a First Friday!

Taking place on one of the most unique courses in Anchorage, we close down the A/C St bridge for a scenic lap around Government Hill. Then traverse Downtown Anchorage, the Coastal Trail, Westchester Lagoon, with bands to serenade you along the way!

Finish the night at the Rose Garden with music, satisfy your hunger with Bear Tooth wraps, and wash it all down some Broken Tooth beverage.

You'll get a t-shirt you'll wear for years, Bear Tooth Grub and a refreshing Broken Tooth Beverage at the finish line.

Meet at Skinny Raven Downtown for the start of your event. Both distances start at 8th & H St. Cruise your course and finish at the Rose Garden on the Park Strip for all the post event fun! We will keep you updated on any changes via email and on the Event Page. Check the map on the event page for the course routes.

Kids Running is a 8-week Skinny Raven Youth summer program for kids ages 6-12. The group’s focus is on staying active and making running fun. Groups meet twice a week, with your choice of one of five possible locations. Participants in Kids Running receive a USATF membership, which provides them with secondary liability insurance while traveling to, from and during participation in sanctioned events or registered practices (Kids Running training sessions included). Background checks for coaches ensure a safe environment.

Please Join us on June 13, 2026 for the 31st Annual Alaska Men's Run!

The Alaska Men’s Run is an annual event held in Anchorage. The in-person event this year will be on June 13th, at 10am, at Kincaid Chalet in Anchorage. The virtual event will be open from June 1st through June 30th! This event is one of the oldest activities within the state raising funds and awareness by using the race entry fees to fund educational activities, health awareness, promote early detection, and provide financial aid to men and agencies fighting prostate and testicular cancer.

The first 200 participants will get a free Alaska Men's Run T-shirt! Participants may also elect not to receive a shirt and donate that towards our cause!

Packet Pickup

June 11th, 2026 @ Downtown Skinny Raven from 4:00 - 6:00 PM.

June 13th, 2026 @ Event Start from 8:30 - 9:30 AM.

Thank you for your support!

MOUNTAIN BIKE FOR WOMEN FESTIVAL DETAILS:

Saturday, 13th June 2026 | Hilltop Chalet | 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

The Bike Festival is YOUR day! Come to ride bikes, make new friends, and have fun

For those that want the “FULL SEND” experience, we are focusing on the skills clinics and maintenance classes that people have come to love and expect as well as the rest that the festival has to offer.

For those that want to “DROP IN” and just test the waters (excludes bike handling skills clinic and lunch) go on a social ride, check out the mechanical classes, grab some swag, and check out the artisans, merchants, and non-profits in our Vendor Village.

Women+, 18 and up, of ALL fitness levels and ALL bike skills are welcome! If you don’t think this is for you, we disagree.

2026 ANCHORAGE MAYOR'S MARATHON & MORE

Each Summer Solstice the Anchorage Mayor's Marathon, Half-Marathon, Solstice Classic, Kids Mile and Relay bring hundreds of people together from nearly every state in the union, countries around the globe and from our very own community. There is something about nineteen hours (actually a bit more) of daylight that draws many to this unique and beautiful event.

Anchorage and Alaska has a lot to offer, so make sure you plan ahead and allow yourself enough time to see the sights. The Visit Anchorage web site can help you plan your adventures from lodging to sightseeing to exploring. Find out where to climb a glacier, see a moose, and catch a salmon. You can also find the best places to eat, sleep and dance the night away.

The Anchorage Mayor's Marathon is co-hosted by the University of Alaska Anchorage Athletic Department and the Municipality of Anchorage Parks and Recreation Department.

The Marathon course is certified by USA Track and Field as a Boston Marathon qualifier.

Eagle River Triathlon is the 2026 USA Triathlon Alaska State Championship.

The Eagle River Triathlon has a stunning course in Chugiak, Alaska just 20 miles north of Anchorage. Known for its spectacular views, and fun, yet challenging bike course, the Eagle River Tri course is a favorite among racers in Alaska. The State Championship events are the Olympic and Sprint distance triathlons. The duathlon, team relay, and kids' race are alternative race options that do not fall under the banner of state championship.

Olympic Distance Triathlon: In the famous words of a baked goods band; are you going the distance, going for speed, while you're racing and pacing, we are plotting the course! The swim is a split lane 1500M (33laps) in the Chugiak High School pool. The bike course is a 40K (24.8 miles) double out and back roller coaster with all the ups, downs, and fun turns to keep you on your toes! The majestic 10k (6.2 miles) run is sandwiched between the scenic mountain side of the Chugach range and the concrete jungle of the Glenn hwy. You can treat the random honks from the high-speed peanut gallery as moral support as you push every last drop of energy on your way to the finish line.

Sprint Distance Triathlon: The swim will be a split lane 500yd (10laps) in the Chugiak High School pool. The bike course is a 20K (12.4 miles) roller coaster with all the ups, downs, and fun turns to keep things exciting! The majestic 5k (3.1 miles) run is sandwiched between the scenic mountain side of the Chugach range and the concrete jungle of the Glenn hwy. The Sprint Triathlon the High School State Championship for any racers enrolled in high school or with in the 6-month post H.S.

Sprint & Olympic Distance Relay Teams: Grab a friend, slap into a Slim-jim and tag team this event like it's going out of style. Teams of 2 - 3 racers who truly believe sharing is caring is the name of the game. Same distances as the individual events just you don't have to do it all by yourself...yay for friends.

Sprint Duathlon: For those that think water is for the fishes! To get this party started we have a one-mile trail run on the Beach Lake ski trails. The bike course is a 20K (12.4 miles) roller coaster with all the ups, downs, and fun turns to show off your bike handling skills! The majestic 5k (3.1 miles) run is sandwiched between the scenic mountain side of the Chugach range and the concrete jungle of the Glenn hwy.

Kids Race: Nothing makes us happier than seeing the next generation of triathletes out giving it their all. We are giving the kids their very own day. Thanks to Turnagain Training and the support of our generous sponsors to give these kiddos the event they deserve.

New this year! Two Distances:

• Long Course 300 yard swim (6 laps) / 2-mile bike (4laps) / ~ 1.2 mile run (2 laps)

• Short Course 50 yard swim (1 lap) / 1 mile bike (2laps) / ~.6 mile run (1 lap)

Donate:

A.B.A.T.E. of Anchorage - Alaska Bikers Advocating Training and Education is a non-profit organization that provides educational and training tools to the Alaska motorcycle community. They also support numerous events and causes throughout the year!

A.B.A.T.E. supports the Eagle River Triathlon by providing all volunteers and motorcycle support on the bike course. They donate their time, fuel, and energy to ensure we have a safe and fun bike course. There is nothing better on the course than the crew from A.B.A.T.E (okay, maybe the hills too!).

Each year, Eagle River Tri makes a cash donation to A.B.A.T.E. to support their Christmas in July Toy Drive. We are reaching out to the ERT racers for additional support for their toy drive. Your donation, no matter the amount, will help support their efforts in delivering hundreds of toys to children in Anchorage-area hospitals..

3 Tuesday Nights in the Summer

WHO: Ages 19 and under

WHAT: SwimRun & Dash only kid's races! Racers get to choose which race they're like to compete in:

• Sea Otters - Swim 50 meters THEN Run .5 miles

• Puffins - Swim 300 meters THEN Run 1mile

• Dash Only - Run .5miles

*This is a 3 race series event with points so we highly recommend staying in the same race distance for all 3 events. Points do not transfer between distances.

WHEN: July 7th, July 14th, and July 21st, 2026, 6-7:30pm.

WHERE: Service High School Pool & run is around Service High school main building.

HOW? Sign-up via the registration link. There is NO in-person race registration, everyone must sign-up prior to 12pm race day.

This is a super fun, kids only, SwimRun race series at Service High School. Kids will decide if they want to swim in the shorter “Sea Otters” race or the longer “Puffins” race. The Sea Otter's race is a 50meters, 1 lap (down & back = 1 lap) swim, followed by a transition in the parking lot to a .5mile run, 1 lap around Service High school sidewalks, counter clockwise. Life jackets are welcome! The Puffin's will complete a 300yard, 6 lap swim, transitioning in the parking lot to a 2 laps, run around Service High School, counter clockwise, 1.0miles total. After the race we will have super fancy finishers medals, and post race snacks for all finishers. Series racers that sign-up by April 15th will receive a race t-shirt. Everyone will receive a swag bag and a custom race bib! Shirt sizing for those that signup late will be limited to first to sign up, first served. Top 3 Overall Boys/Girls in each age group in the splash n dash series will win a custom race towel at the awards party. We will

post series rankings after every race. Awards party, FREE family fun run & root beer social is July 30th, 2025 at Ray Stork Park @ 6pm, all are welcome! We will have a SPECIAL Middle/High School Splash n' Dash wave, starting at 7:15pm, either distances are welcome!

Our Kid’s Dash is for those that just want to run! Our dash will happen at the same location and on the same run course as the Splash n’ Dash, starting runners from a line near the exit to the transition area to allow for all kids to have the same run experience and comparable run times to their friends. Dash racers will run 3 laps, .75miles. Dash racers will start at 3 wave start times, 6pm, 6:30, or 7pm. We will start the first dash runner at the same time as the first Splash n’ Dash swim wave begins. Top 3 Overall Boys/Girls in each age group in the dash series will also receive awards at the awards party. We will post series rankings after every race. Awards party, FREE family fun run & root beer social is July 30th, 2025 at Ray Stork Park @ 6pm, all are welcome!

Sign your child up for 3 events and you’ll get $10 off at checkout + they'll get a FREE series shirt if you register by April 1st! After April 1st, series shirts will be first to pickup at Race #1, first served basis, beginning at 5pm.