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The Nappanee Apple Festival Donut Dash 5K will be held on September 19, 2026, at Nappanee Missionary Church, located at 70417 SR 19 North, Nappanee, IN 46550. The church is situated 2 miles north of downtown Nappanee and south of Wakarusa. The event will start and finish at Nappanee Missionary Church. Whether you are an experienced competitive runner or a beginner, everyone is welcome to participate! After your run or walk, be sure to explore the small-town shops and enjoy all that the Nappanee Apple Festival has to offer with your family and friends. Ample parking will be available for easy access and exit after the run.
We will Celebrating the Apple Festival 50th Anniversary
When you register 4 or more individuals simultaneously, you qualify for the Multi-Person Pricing option, which allows you to save $3.00 per registrant. Whether you choose to join an existing group/team or establish your own, the choice is entirely up to you! This is a fantastic opportunity to bring your friends or family members together and take advantage of this fantastic offer.
Start Times
1 Mile run starts at 8:00 AM
5k run/walk starts at 8:30 AM.
PACKET PICK UP
Will be held Friday night September 18 from 5-8 PM
Saturday morning September 19 from 6:30 AM - 8:15 AM
Participants will be able to pick up their shirts and race bibs at these times at Nappanee Missionary Church, 70417 SR 19 North Nappanee, IN 46550 .
Shirts
After August 31st, shirts will be available on a first-come, first-served basis until they are gone!
Unclaimed shirts WILL NOT be mailed out if you do not pick up your shirt at the event. Any remaining shirts will be given to runners who were unable to receive one or will be donated.
Refreshments
All participants will receive apple, donut, and apple cider at the finish line.
Awards Information:
1 Mile Awards: Awards will be given to the top 3 boys and top 3 girls in the following age groups: 12 and under, and 13 and older. -
5K Awards: Overall prizes will be awarded to the top three men and women finishers. -
Age Group Awards for the 5K: The top 3 male and female runners in each of the following age groups will receive a custom apple award:
Awards age grouping for 5K only:
The top 3 male & female runners will receive custom apple award
Male: 9 – under, 10 -14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60 - 64, 65 - 69, 70 -74,75 -79, 80+
Female: 9 – under, 10 -14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60 - 64, 65 - 69, 70 -74, 75- 79, 80+
Award Distribution
Awards will be presented shortly after the last participant crosses the finish line of the 5K.
Please note that awards will not be mailed after the event.
Referrals -
Refer 5 friends to signup and receive $10.00 back on your registration! Look for your referral code in confirmation email or share on your facebook!
Parking & Bathrooms
Parking and bathrooms is available at Nappanee Missionary Church, 70417 SR 19 North Nappanee, IN 46550 .
Timing
Chip timing by Watt’s My Time
Guidelines for Dogs Attending the Event
All dogs must be kept on a NON-retractable leash and under supervision at all times.
Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their dogs.
Any dog displaying aggressive behavior toward people or other dogs must be immediately removed from the event by its owner.
Dogs are not allowed inside Nappanee Missionary Church.
Race day registration will be online only...NO PAPER REGISTRATION ON RACE DAY.
We look forward to seeing you at the starting line!
No Refunds!!
More information for the Nappanee Apple Festival can be found at https://www.nappaneeapplefestival.org/
Join us for the IDEA Foot Chase 5K/10K, a family-friendly run through the scenic Riverwalk paths of Mishawaka’s Parks, starting at Central Park. Whether you tackle the 5k loop or double up for the 10K, you’ll wind through the Riverwalk overlooking the St. Joseph River and through the heart of our community.
All registration fees and fundraising pledges benefit the Indiana Drug Enforcement Association (IDEA). IDEA’s mission is to reduce drug demand through advanced law-enforcement training, educational outreach, and strong community partnerships, so that every Hoosier can live safely and free from the harms of substance abuse.
Location: Central Park, Mishawaka, IN
Distances: 5K & 10K courses (to be announced)
Post-Race: Awards ceremony, refreshments, and a raffle.
Come lace up your sneakers, raise awareness, and show your support for IDEA’s vital work. Together, we’ll make strides toward a healthier, drug-free Indiana—one footstep at a time.
Heartbeat of Hoagland Foundation is a non-profit organization that provides financial assistance to heart transplant recipients. The Heartbeat Hustle 5K Fun Run/Walk will kick off a day of fun, community, and fundraising for the foundation. The entire 5K route is a level, paved surface - perfect or all ages. The route is also stroller-friendly for young participants!
Five hours of trail racing in Franke Park!
Grab your gear and get ready for five hours of type 2 fun on the technical trails of Franke Park. As a trail runner, mountain bike rider or wheelchair athlete, you'll complete as many laps as you can in the five hour time limit.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Runners follow a three mile loop in the east side of Franke Park.
Riders follow a five mile loop on the west side of Franke Park.
Wheelchair athletes will follow a two mile loop on pavement and gravel
We will record your progress on a whiteboard and on a timing mat.
All laps must be completed within the five hour time limit.
We encourage you to setup a home base near the HUB at base of Derby Hill.
No aid stations on the course. Food and drink will be available at the HUB.
All participants will share the timing mat and complete many full laps as they can in the five hour time limit.
No credit will be given for incomplete laps!
The participant that completes the highest number of full laps will be declared the category winner.
In the event of a tie, the participant that completes the fastest first lap will be declared the category winner.
Lunch will be provided for registered competitors and Crew/Spectators in the HUB.
Endurance athletes of all levels are welcome to participate!
Riders must wear a bicycle helmet!
We also recommend safety glasses for riders.
HERE'S THE BASIC TIMELINE:
Friday, September 18th
Saturday, September 19th
7:30AM-8:45AM-Check-in at the HUB
8:45AM-9:00AM-Last minute race info/instructions
9:00AM-2:00PM- Dirty Fox Challenge
2:30PM-3:00PM- Awards at the HUB
AWARDS WILL BE GIVEN TO THE WINNER OF EACH CATEGORY
Top MTB Female Rider
Top MTB Male Rider
Top Female Runner
Top Male Runner
Top Female Wheelchair
Top Male Wheelchair
Funds raised will be donated to Summit City Singletrack. SCS is responsible for the trail maintenance and trail projects in the Franke Park trail network.
Help us reach our goal of zero suicides!
We're fighting for a better future. For those affected by suicide. For open conversations about mental health. For prevention. We can't do that without you. Walk with us to prevent suicide.
Join us for the 12th annual Gryphon Place Suicide Prevention Walk on Saturday, September 20, 2025. The 5K cause-walk will raise awareness for suicide prevention, allow people to connect with each other, and provide critical funds for Gryphon Place. 100% of the community-raised dollars stay here in the community, supporting the local programs and services we offer.
Schedule:
8:30 AM Registration Opens + Resource Fair Begins
9:30 AM Panel Discussion Beings
10:00 AM Opening Remarks + Walk Begins
12:00 PM Walk + Resource Fair Ends
Registration is $25 and includes a t-shirt. Children under 5 can walk for free, but they will not receive a t-shirt without registering for the event. Please note: Registration increases to $30 on September 2.
BFK’s magnificent Fall Bike Celebration Bike Tour is always on the Sunday during the third full weekend of September (Sept. 20 in 2026). The ride offers something for everyone.
Our “two states of mind” Shipshewana Century starts in the charming Village of Vicksburg, Michigan and explores the Amish country of Indiana. All routes take you back in time–-past photogenic Vicksburg Quilt Trail paintings-–and start/finish on the grounds of the lovingly curated Vicksburg Historic Village. The tour is supported with maps, SAG stops & snacks, and clearly marked routes. All riders will enjoy a delicious meal at ride’s end!
PRE-REGISTRATION BENEFITS
Everyone who PRE-registers ONLINE will get a coupon for a free cyclist’s Ice Cream cone at Apple Knocker’s Ice Cream Parlor. Your coupon will be good from when you pick up your pre-registration packet through the remainder of September. We are also working on a discount with The Distant Whistle Brewhouse AND – pre-registered riders who get their wrist bands in person at Saturday’s Ice Cream Social (see times on website) can skip the line and start the ride without having to pick up your packets/wrist bands at the Day-Of Registration desk on Sunday. Go to our separate dedicated web page HERE for detailed Route Highlights, Start Times & Locations, SWAG, Parking, SAG Stop Opening/Closing Times, Pre-registered Rider Packet Pick Up, Ice Cream Social and other important information. Our dedicated website is where the most up to date information is found (vs. on BikeReg).
ROUTES
BFK's Fall Bike Celebration Ride includes many great routes, all starting and finishing on the grounds of the wonderful Vicksburg Historic Village (see HERE for map). We like to know which Routes participants might want to ride as their primary but not exclusive choice(s) in order to help us with food and water, etc. logistics. Mileages are approximate. For details about the routes and online maps (when finalized in September) go to our separate ROUTES web page.
2026 Routes
Shipshewana Century - 100-ish miles
Covered Bridge Metric Century - 60-65 miles
Covered Bridge Scenic “40” - 35-40 miles
Vicksburg Quilt Trail - 17-ish miles
Lake Cruise Route - 11 miles
Vicksburg Recreation Trail - 1-5 miles
GRAVEL ROUTES - 32 & 59 miles
START & FINISH LOCATION
All of our routes provide a wonderful way to enjoy the beauty of the fall on the calm rural roads in scenic SW Michigan. All will get glimpses of the Vicksburg Quilt Trail paintings and start/finish at the fascinating Vicksburg Historic Village.
REGISTRATION NOTES
Families must complete a form that lists all participating family members. Family registration is limited to family members living at the same address.
Fees are non-refundable unless BFK cancels the Ride, otherwise, Ride is rain or shine; route cancellations may occur due to road closures, emergencies, extreme weather, public health considerations and other unforeseen and unavoidable causes with little or no prior notice. Registrations are not transferrable. This overview may not reflect last minute changes; please refer to our Fall Bike Celebration website for more detail about the routes and features. We like transparency! BikeReg charges a nominal non-refundable fee for their handling; T-Shirts are taxable; we've been told nothing else is taxed. You can register through BikeReg knowing that they are handling the security of their credit card transactions.
Fall Bike Celebration Sponsors: Please see our Sponsors page.
RIDE SAFETY
All riders must wear helmets.
Signal your intentions.
Follow the rules of the road.
Point out hazards.
Keep to the right.
Obey traffic signs and lights.
Ride no more than two abreast.
Have a safe and happy ride!
Health Advisories
Let’s make the Fall Bike Celebration a safe success.
Consult your health professional and our Health Advisories page.
Be a part of the Kit's Club and Silver Fox Club Fox Trot! Anyone and everyone is welcome to join in this walk/run!
The course is one mile long, and participants can choose to walk or run. This is not a timed race.
In the past, this run has been reserved for just club members, but this year, you do not need to be a member of the Kit's Club or Silver Fox Club to participate.
The course starts outside the main entrance to Parkview Field and finishes at home plate, where participants will receive their finisher medal!
All participants will receive a t-shirt when registering before September 1, 2025. After that point, shirts are likely but not guaranteed.
The course is one mile long, and participants can choose to walk or run. This is not a timed race.
The course starts outside the main entrance to Parkview Field and finishes at home plate, where participants will receive their finisher medal!
All participants will receive a t-shirt when registering before August 1st. After that point, shirts are likely but not guaranteed.
The Fort4Fitness Fall Festival is the year’s biggest community celebration of fitness in Downtown Fort Wayne!
Every year, thousands of athletes train for and participate in the Fall Festival. The Saturday event features three race distances (4 Mile, 10K, and Half Marathon) to suit people of all ages and abilities. Participants are enthusiastically encouraged along the way by neighborhood cheer groups and live music performers, and they're awarded a finisher medal at the Finish Line at Parkview Field.
Virtual options for the 4 Mile, 10K, and Half Marathon are open as well. These participants will complete their distances at any time or place and will receive a race shirt and finisher medal.
Join us for the heartwarming and energizing LITE the Way 5K, a fundraising initiative dedicated to supporting the LITE Recovery Café. This event is not just a race; it's a celebration of community, hope, and resilience. Whether you're an avid runner or prefer a leisurely walk, this 5K welcomes participants of all ages and abilities to come together for a worthy cause.
Enjoy a scenic route that winds through our small community, and vibrant neighborhoods, designed to inspire and uplift. Beyond the race, enjoy family-friendly activities suitable for all ages, including live music, face painting, and interactive booths. Celebrate your achievement with medals for top finishers and raffle prizes for participants. Connect with fellow participants, volunteers, and supporters who share a commitment to making a positive impact.
The Apple Cider Century (ACC) is an annual one-day 15, 25, 37, 50, 62, 75 or 100 mile bicycle tour of the orchards, forests and wine country in and around Three Oaks, Michigan on the last Sunday in September. The ACC is a recreational and social tour for bicyclists. It is neither a race nor a test of stamina. It is intended that all participants ride the tour in a safe and intelligent manner.
Event details and schedule
Apple Cider Century is always the last weekend of September
Saturday: Check in and free Ice Cream Social with music in the evening for riders
Sunday: All you can eat pancake breakfast by Three Oaks Fire Department (donation not included)
Routes open at 7am
Check in closes at noon
Spagehetti dinner at the end of the ride
15, 25, 37, 50, 62, 75 or 100 mile course
Free parking
No registration weekend of the ride.
Thank you to all who participated in the 2025 Run & Walk! Check out photos from the race course by clicking the photo tab above.
The Bronson Children's Hospital Run & Walk is designed for both competitive runners and families who prefer a casual stroll. Some participate in celebration, some just for fun and others in remembrance. But together, we Run & Walk to raise awareness and support for Bronson Children's Hospital and the vital programs that support our patients and families. The route is flat and takes participants on a tour through beautiful downtown Kalamazoo.
Your Support Matters
Your generous support helps ensure the highest level of pediatric care will continue to be here—close to home—when children and their families in southwest Michigan need it. Together, we can help secure the future of children’s healthcare in our community.
Funds raised support pediatric life enhancement services, such as pediatric advanced illness management, child life services, art therapy, music therapy and more. These services support the patient and family experience, and have been shown to improve outcomes for hospitalized children. However, they are not always covered by insurance.
In this one hour clinic, a BICP certified NIMBA instructor will cover the techniques behind riding jumps on your mountain bike. We have multiple jumps ranging from beginner to intermediate for you to learn on.
We highly recommend prior completion of Level 1 & Level 2 Fundamental skill clinics or at minimum a year of mountain biking experience.
Helmets and bicycles are required and will not be provided. Elbow pads & knee pads are recommended.
If you have any specific questions, feel free to email us at [email protected], we're happy to answer.
When: Saturday October 3rd | 10am-11am EST.
Where: Co Road 131, Bristol, IN 465407
Meet: Bonneyville Mill County Park - Meadow Shelter parking lot
We are excited to announce The Getting Miles Athletic Club's first annual Fort Wayne Park Race Series. Participants aged 12 and under are eligible to compete in this race series.
Double Dragon is a two mile race on the Foster Park recreational loop.
Make sure you arrive early to find a good parking spot, warm up, use the restrooms and pick up your race bib.
Series participants need to return their race bibs to the packet pickup station in order to receive points for the race. You will use the same race bib for all the events.
Runners will receive the final race decal to put on their bibs at the finish line.
We are collecting non-perishable food items to help fill the local food lockers to help local families in need.
The Getting Miles Athletic Club is a local organization whose goal is to provide a community for recreational athletes of all levels.
Raceday Schedule of Events:
7:30-8:45AM-Packet Pickup at Pavilion 1
8:45AM-9:00AM-Race info and instructions
9:00AM-Race time!
10:30AM-Race series awards
Series participants need to return their race bibs to the packet pickup station in order to receive points for the race. You will use the same race bib for all the events.
Complete all four races and win fun prizes at the end of the season.
Race Series Page
Shoaff Park Long Mile
Buckner Park Dash
Franke Park Derby Mile
Double Dragon Two Mile
Runners will be placed into one of four age groups:
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
Runners will receive points based on age group and gender place.
Runners who finish after 20th will receive points for finishing.
Awards for participation and point series for the race season will be presented at the conclusion of the Double Dragon.
The course consists of a 4-mile loop through Tryon Farm. This event benefits the Tryon Farm Institute. For the 8 miler (2 loops), 25k (4 loops) and 50k (8 loops)
-50k start at 8:00 am CST
-2-mile walk, 4 miler, 8 miler and 25k all begin at 9:00 am CST
-Course is a mixture of open grassy fields, single track dirt trails a very small sections of pavement to get you to other parts of the trail system
-Due to no parking available at the start/finish area you will be parking across the street at Head Start of Laporte County, 811 Royal Rd, Michigan City, IN 46360 then walking over
-Main station is at the start/finish line area
-There will be water/Gatorade non-manned aid station near the 1.5-mile mark of the course
-Two port-a-potties will be at the main station there are no bathrooms on the course
-Please wear your bib on the front of your shirt so we can count your loops
-Course on relive app https://www.relive.cc/view/v8qVQJdWe76
-Course on Strava https://www.strava.com/activities/9632600815
We are looking for local businesses to sponsor the race if you are interested, please email me at [email protected]
The purpose Crazy Legs Race Series (CLRS) is to promote non-pavement/pavement races in the Northwest Indiana region through the development and management of new and existing races. At all our events you will experience fun and challenging course design in a low-key atmosphere. Races will be held in parks or areas in the Lake, Porter and Laporte counties.
The Crazy Legs Race Series welcomes and encourages participation in our events by all individuals regardless of their sexual orientation, biological sex, gender identity, or gender expression. Transgender runners may register as the gender they identify with and there is no documentation needed.
The Crazy Legs Race Series would like to begin by acknowledging that the land on which we host our races is the seized territory of the Miami, Shawnee, and Illinois Nations. Refugees from other nations also resided in the area we use, including the Lenape (Delaware). We honor those who have stewarded this land throughout the generations.
Our fantastic event is organized by cyclists for cyclists. It is a celebration of getting outdoors and Love Creek is a wonderful venue for the launching of paved and gravel rides, from beginner to advanced. The casual nature of the event which includes fire pits and nature hikes makes it really fun.
This event is a Fund Raiser for the Bike Michiana Coalition, which supports cycling in our region, including the building and expansion of trail networks, recreational bicycle facilities, cycling events, cycling education and more.
Join the Fort Wayne Running Club as we continue the tradition of supporting Riley Children's Hospital with the 20th Annual Run for Riley. Participants may choose between the 5 mile chip timed race or the 5K event.
Both events begin at Maple Creek Middle School and progress to the beautiful paved trails of the Fort Wayne Greenway. The course splits with 5 mile participants going one way and 5K participants going the other way. All participants end on the school track.
After the event join us in the school cafeteria to bid on the silent auction items, the 5 mile race awards and as always the wonderful treats and snacks Run for Riley has become known for. Make sure you stay for the announcement of our donation total to Riley Hospital.
Join us for the SVdP Walk for Hope—a day of community, compassion, and action!
September 21st, 2025
We’ll kick off the afternoon with a fun, family-friendly tailgate at 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM featuring food, and fellowship. Check-in for the walk/run will open at 2:00 PM, and the walk will begin at 3:00 PM as we walk together to bring hope to our neighbors in need. Walk route options include: 5k, 1.25 miles, and 1/3 mile loop around the Parkview Field Concourse.
Why Walk?
Every step you take and every dollar you raise will directly impact individuals and families in Northeast Indiana who are struggling with poverty, hunger, and crisis situations. 100% of the proceeds go back into our community to provide critical assistance with food, rent, utilities, transportation, and more.
How You Can Help:
Register to walk and invite your friends & family!
Fundraise to make an even bigger impact—set a goal and rally your network.
Donate if you can't attend but want to support the cause.
Let’s come together to lift up those who need it most. Your support helps us bring hope where it’s needed the most!