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NOTE A: Registrations placed October 1st or later will NOT include a shirt, but will still receive swag bags and be eligible for prize drawings & the finisher / winner medals. Past years' event shirts will be available for purchase ($5) if desired.
NOTE B: There will be NO paper registration forms for same-day registration. On race day, all registrations will be submitted online through this website so that racer data is in the system at race start. If you prefer to use the paper form, you can download it on the webpage below and drop it by Heartline on or before Thursday, October 8th so we can enter your registration manually.
RACE INFO / FAQ PAGE: https://heartlinepregnancycenter.org/donut-dash-5k/
HELP US REACH OUR $30,000 FUNDRAISING GOAL!
All Heartline services are free to clients, meaning we're entirely dependent on the generosity of our community to continue serving the most vulnerable hearts in our area - and the Donut Dash is one of our major fundraisers during the year. THANK YOU for taking part in this important work!
Heartline's 5K Walk/Run for Life Donut Dash starts and finishes at the Kosciusko Health Pavilion (1515 Provident Drive, Warsaw, IN) and winds through the picturesque Lake City Greenway. This year's event will be on Saturday, October 10, 2026 beginning at 10:00 am (check-in /packet pickup starts at 8:30am). Each participant who registers by September 30th will receive an event shirt in their size.
YES, THERE ARE MEDALS! Along with winner's medals for each gender/age group, ALL finishers get a medal!
Awards will be given for the top 3 male and female finishers in each age category. Awards are also given for the Donut Dash Champions: the top three male and female finishers who eat a donut at each station (10 and under are only required to eat donut holes). The Donut Dash is a timed event (Tempo Run Timing).
Age Categories: 9 and under, 10-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+
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 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/
The 11th Annual Rock the Quarry Triathlon and Mile Swim scheduled for Saturday, August 8, 2026 at the beautiful Fidler Pond Park located in Goshen, Indiana. Formerly a rock quarry, the pond will be open to the public for this sprint triathlon and mile swim, which is the only day of the year people are permitted to swim in the quarry. The quarry’s pristine water make this event a special destination swim experience!
Sprint Triathlon- This competitive but shorter sprint-distance race is great for both veteran and novice athletes.
500 Yard Swim: If you are comfortable swimming in open water, you will absolutely love this rare opportunity to swim in a quarry nestled in a picturesque setting. The course is a triangular counter-clockwise course beginning and ending at the same point.
15.8-Mile Bike: This is a flat, out-and-back course with both right and left turns. The first section extends through an industrial park and then into the country to Millersburg and back.
5K Run: This course is two laps (3.1 miles) on the flat aggregate track that encircles Fidler Pond. While on the course runners are able to see the rest of the field, and there are plenty of great spots for spectators to cheer.
Mile Swim Event- If you like to swim in open water, you will absolutely love this opportunity to swim in thispristine quarry. The deep, clean, clear water makes for quite the swim experience! The Mile Swim Event will be set up in a counter-clockwise course, tracing the perimeter of the pond. Swimmers will be chip-timed, and timing will end upon crossing a timing mat placed on land at water’s edge of the swim exit
An IGNITE Trail Series event. The Indiana Trail 100 has race distances of 150 miles, 100 miles, and 50 miles.
Registration will close approximately 2 weeks prior to the event
NO DAY OF REGISTRATION*
PHS Swimming & Diving team , will host a Blueberry Bike Cruise Saturday, August 30 2025, in Plymouth, Indiana. Routes will be available covering 31, 41 and 62 miles, and a special family tour of 16 miles within the 41 mile ride. You spoke up last year so new changes this year!! SAGs Stops with some hosting Blueberry themed items.
This year Spin Zone Cycling (51345 Bittersweet Rd Granger, IN 46530 574-243-4994) will be joining us this year to help cover any needs / repairs or rentals you may need to enjoy the ride.
WEARING AN APPROVED HELMET IS MANDATORY!
GPS Route Maps:
We will have maps on hand too. Roads are marked and color coded!
62 Mile Ride: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/30977913
41 Mile Ride: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/30976823
BLUEBERRY STOMP
1-Mile Fun Run • 5K Race • 15K Race
Join us on Labor Day for the 52nd annual Blueberry Stomp, a nonprofit race supporting our local ASK Ministries, run in conjunction with the Marshall County Blueberry Festival. The Blueberry Festival regularly draws a crowd of 200,000+ over the weekend so there are PLENTY of activities leading up to the Monday race.
START TIMES & START LINE
All athletes line up on Michigan Street near the entrance of the KFC parking lot.
The 1-mile Fun Run starts at 8:00am and all participants must finish before the 8:30am start of the Stomp.
A cannon fire announces the start of the 5K & 15K Races at 8:30am. Strollers are allowed, but please ensure that all children and items such as cups, snacks, etc. are secured at all times. For the safety of all participants, pets are not allowed.
1 -MILE FUN RUN: 8:00am start
This non-competitive run/walk starts at the south edge of Centennial Park on Michigan Street. All runners and walkers have 30 minutes to complete 1 mile (out and back course). At 8:30am the 5K & 15K must start. If you are not finished, you will be asked to step off the course. You may finish once the 5K & 15K runners have passed.
5K Race: 8:30am start
Starting at the south edge of Centennial Park on Michigan Street, this is a beautiful out-and-back tree-lined course through residential Plymouth. Nearly the entire course follows the Blueberry Parade route, giving you the opportunity to participate in front of approximately 50,000 spectators! See course map below.
15K Race: 8:30am start
This course also starts at the south edge of Centennial Park on Michigan Street, running through downtown Plymouth and out into the beautiful countryside. This is an out-and-back course that follows the 5K course for the first & last mile, viewed by approximately 50,000 spectators! The 5K & 15K courses split on Oakhill Ave. Soon after, the 15K course becomes a challenge to even the best of runners with its rolling hills. There are water stops available at several locations throughout the course. See course map below.
The finish line closes at 10:50am, allowing tear down before the course reopens to traffic at 11:00 am. The finish line CLOSES at 10:50am. This allows 2hrs and 20min for the 15K participants (15:01/mile). All athletes who have not finished, and who wish to continue, must move to the sidewalks & follow normal traffic laws. All volunteers and aid stations are not available after 11:00 am. For your safety, we ask that you choose the distance you can finish in the allotted time.
Race numbers must be visible (preferably still attached) to receive prizes & food. No refunds will be given including inclement weather.
Registration
Online registration through RunSignup is the ONLY way to register for the event. We have staff present at packet pick-up and on race morning to help you register if needed, but it will still be done online through RunSignup and a credit card will be needed.
Shirt sizes are only guaranteed with registrations completed by 7/31
5K race entries on or before 7/31 - $30
15K race entries on or before 7/31- $40
5K race entries 8/1 to 9/6- $40
15K race entries 8/1 to 9/6- $50
5K race entries on 9/7 (race day)- $45
15K race entries on 9/7 (race da)- $55
1-Mile Fun Run on or before 9/6- $10
1-Mile Fun Run on 9/7- $15
ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR EITHER THE FUN RUN OR 5K/15K RACES WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL 15MIN PRIOR TO START OF EACH RESPECTIVE RACE.
NOTE: There is no longer a mail-in registration option.
PACKET PICK-UP
Packet pick-up is available at the Road Runner Pavilion in the SW corner of Centennial Park on Sunday, Sept 6th, from 1-4pm and on race day from 7:00-8:15am. Parking is available in several lots around the park for a small fee. Due to the large number of out-of-town participants, there is always a large rush of participants showing up around 7:45-8:00am on race morning. If you wish to avoid long lines, arrive early or, better yet, grab your packet on Sunday!!
AWARDS (UPDATED JULY 2024)
Cash prizes to the top 4 male & female finishers in both the 5K & 15K races.
1st: $200
2nd: $125
3rd: $75
4th: $30
Age group awards to the top 3 finishers in each age group in both the 5K and 15K races. Age groups are as listed: 14 & under, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, and 75+
Elite Athletes
Athletes that meet one of the time qualifications below are welcome to apply for Elite entry which includes complimentary race registration and, upon request, free housing. Housing is limited and offered on a first-come-first-served basis. Please email [email protected] with a link to your results (must be within the last 2 years) and interest in housing, if applicable.
Women
5K- 18:20
10K- 38:00
15K- 1:00:00
Half Marathon- 1:27:00
Men
5K- 15:45
10K- 32:45
15K- 51:30
Half Marathon- 1:15:00
REMINDER THIS IS A CHARITY and in order to keep costs & entry fees down we DO NOT mail unclaimed prizes or prize money. It is your responsibility to see that your winnings are picked up during the awards ceremony.
FOR GENERAL QUESTIONS OR INTEREST IN SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:
Contact race directors at [email protected]
ALSO FOLLOW US on FACEBOOK at BLUEBERRYSTOMP INDIANA for periodic updates
FOR BLUEBERRY FESTIVAL INFORMATION:
Please visit: https://www.blueberryfestival.org
The Blueberry Stomp is managed by the Adams Street Ministries, Inc. of Plymouth, IN, in conjunction with the Marshall County Blueberry Festival.
Welcome to the 2026 Pumpkinvine Classic!
The Pumpkinvine Classic is back for it's 25th year! Starting and ending at Das Dutchman Essenhaus, in Middlebury, IN, riders can enjoy the crisp fall air while touring the Pumpkinvine Nature Trail, the MapleHeart Trail and the scenic countryside. This year, there will be extended on-trail options allowing cyclists to continue beyond Abshire Park in Goshen all the way to Studebaker Park in Elkhart as well as some longer road routes for those looking to get a bit further afield! Then, everyone will finish up with a hot lunch and amenities back at Essenhaus. There will also be a variety of festivals and goings-on in the area, so check out the lodging options below. Come for the ride and stay for the weekend!
For more events in the area, check out the Elkhart County CVB and the LaGrange County CVB!
Route Maps:
Select each route tab for a preview, then choose ‘view full’ to view elevation profiles, SAG locations and open times, etc. These routes are subject to change between now and ride day. For more detailed route descriptions, SAG info, the most current navigation files, etc., head over to our website here!
A couple route notes:
For riders considering taking on the Bike Elkhart Century (B.E.C.), due to the constraints of location and volunteer availability, please note that to hit all of the SAG open hours, you'll need to be able to maintain a roughly 15mph pace throughout the day. Due to this, feel free to begin your ride before the stated 8am start time, knowing that your first SAG option (Studebaker Park at mile 22) opens at 8:30.
The route maps for the Pumpkinvine Full Ride and the Whole Enchilada indicate a route that starts heading west to Goshen when leaving Essenhaus. Riders taking on these two routes may start in either direction and the routes are fully signed both ways.
The Pumpkinvine Classic is a fundraising event to support the development and maintenance of the Pumpkinvine Nature Trail through the work of the Pumpkinvine Trails Coalition, a 501(C)(3) based in Elkhart County.
Lodging:
There will be a block of rooms available to rent at a discount in Middlebury and in Shipshewana. To book a room at either location, CALL (don't book online) and let them know you're ‘participating in the Pumpkinvine Classic’ to receive the group rate:
Middlebury - Das Dutchman Essenhaus Inn & Conference Center - (574) 825-9471 - Must book on or before August 10, 2026 to get the discounted rate. Essenhaus has availability Friday and Saturday nights. This is the location of the start/finish for all routes as well as where the after-ride meal will be held.
Shipshewana - Blue Gate Garden Inn - (260) 768-4725 - Must book on or before August 9, 2026 to get the discounted rate. The Blue Gate only has rooms blocked for Friday evening. Located in downtown Shipshewana, the Blue Gate is blocks away from the Shipshewana trailhead of the Pumpkinvine Nature Trail, allowing you to ride to the start in Middlebury if you'd like! The Blue Gate only has rooms blocked for Friday evening.
Date: August 10, 2024
Adult and Team Race
Adult Race: 8:30 a.m.
USAT Sanctioned
400 Meter Swim
11 mile Bike
5K Run
Team Race - teams of 2 or 3
Adult Duathlon
Adult Race: 8:30 a.m.
USAT Sanctioned
1600 Meter Run
11 mile Bike
5K Run
Amenities
Shirts - must be registered by July 21st midnight
Chef prepared meal: grilled chicken, salads, pastas and desserts
Beer Garden
Massage Therapy
Fitness Vendors
Live Band
Party by the Lake
PARTICIPANTS MUST PRE-REGISTER. THERE WILL BE NO RACE DAY REGISTRATION AVAILABLE FOR ANY OF THE EVENTS.
No refunds on registrations.
Individual Race Fee: $70.00 by midnight, July 21st - shirt guaranteed
$80.00 from July 22nd - August 6th 8:00am ET - no shirt guaranteed
Team Race Fee: $115.00 by midnight, July 21st - shirt guaranteed
$130.00 from July 22nd - August 6th 8:00am ET - no shirt guaranteed
Adult Triathlon Race Awards
Awards to top 3 in age category (5 year increments)
Duathlon Race Awards
The top 5 males and top 5 females will receive an award.
Kids Race
Kids Race: 10:15 a.m.
Ages 5 - 7
50 meter swim, 1 mile bike, 1/2 mile run
Ages 8 - 10
75 meter swim, 1 mile bike, 1 mile run
Ages 11 - 12
75 meter swim, 1 mile bike, 1 mile run
Register by August 6th, 8:00am ET - $20.00
*Bike course is on grass
*Kids may wear life jackets
Kids Triathlon Amenities
T-shirts to all participants
Medals to all participants presented by area football players
Chef Prepared Lunch
Join us for our 14th Annual Stomp Out the Stigma 5k Run/Walk! This event helps to support the mission of New Hope Clubhouse and, more importantly, helps to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental illness.
Northeastern Center’s New Hope Clubhouse is located in Kendallville, but serves adults from DeKalb, LaGrange, Noble and Steuben counties. It is accredited by the International Center for Clubhouse Development and is one of over 300 clubhouses worldwide breaking the cycle of social isolation that is so common among adults with mental illness.
New Hope Clubhouse provides opportunities for socialization, skill development, employment and more, ultimately helping members regain the confidence and self-esteem needed to live and work in the community.
Proceeds from the race go toward the Clubhouse educational fund as well as social outings and other member projects. With your support, we can continue to help Clubhouse members regain dignity, hope and the opportunity to lead productive lives. Thank you for supporting New Hope Clubhouse and helping us Stomp Out the Stigma!
For more information about New Hope Clubhouse, visit newhopeclubhouse.com.
The Tree Trail Trot Race is a beautiful trail run experience on the gently rolling, wooded trails of Salamonie Lake, one of Indiana's Department of Natural Resources State Parks. This 5k race begins and ends at the Wildlife Management Pond located near the modern Campgroup at the Lost Bridge West State Recreation Area. New for this year, it will be a chip timed event!
This race is made possible through the Friends of the Upper Wabash Interpretive Services, Inc. A Pancake Breakfast will be served free for participants and a suggested free will donation to the public. Freshly picked sweet corn will be available for purchase during the event. All proceeds of this event go into the Friends of the Upper Wabash Interpretive services to support events, education, and the Interpretive Center.
Come join us to "Walk for Rare, Run for Hope!" on the gorgeous Pumpkinvine Trail in Shipshewana. This is a benefit run/walk where all proceeds are going to further patients' care.
This will be an out-and-back run at our new clinic, located just next to the trail and the Cove youth center. We will have free snacks, a water station, and bake sale items available by donation. A clock will be available if you would like to track your own time, and medals will be awarded to the top 3 males and 3 females.
We will be offering a big wheel race for kids ages 3-7. (big wheels will be provided)
DAY OF INSTRUCTIONS:
Day of registration is available; shirts cannot be guaranteed.
Registration will begin at 8:00am
You will want to park in the upfront parking lot of the clinic or across the street by the dog park if the parking lot is full.
If coming from SR 5 you will turn onto North Street. Continue straight at the Morton St intersection. Our Clinic will be on your left. If you have any issues finding our building, please contact Jessica at 260-593-0108 ext 118.
AFTER EVENT
AMISH BAKE SALE
SOFT SERVE ICE CREAM
All available by free will donation
About The Community Health Clinic
The Community Health Clinic is a 501(c)(3) non-profit healthcare facility located in Shipshewana, Indiana, that provides specialized genetics care consistent with Amish and Mennonite (Plain) values. The CHC provides clinical genetic services to all individuals, regardless of religion, race or age.
Services include, but are not limited to, clinical genetics, genetic counseling, newborn screening follow-up, diet management, and individualized care coordination.
We also partner with the Community Dental Clinic, which provides quality and affordable dental health care.
Our Mission… To provide excellent and affordable medical care consistent with the needs of the Amish, Mennonite and other rural northern Indiana communities, with a focus on individuals and families with special healthcare needs.
We embrace, incorporate and promote participation in research to advance medical knowledge and improve care.
Appleseeds Cross Country is a competitive cross country racing team. Our team is open to kids going into Kindergarten all the way through 12th grade. We compete in several meets throughout the course of the season, which are outlined below. Appleseeds welcomes kids from all schools in the area as well as kids who are homeschooled.
We have 3 age groups: elementary school, middle school, and high school. Elementary athletes will race 1 mile, middle schoolers will race 3k, and high schoolers will race 5k.
The race schedules will differ between age groups. Please make sure you register for the appropriate level based on your child's age. The grades are denoted in parentheses next to the name of the level.
We will practice Monday and Wednesday evenings beginning August 10th through September 30th.
Feel free to reach out to Club Director, Lynn Marbach, with any questions at [email protected].
Practice Schedule:
Monday and Wednesdays, 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Race Schedules:
Elementary Races:
September 4th: Eel River Otter Classic
September 17th: Hickory Center Husky Hustle
September 25th: Fort4Fitness Kid's Race
September 29th: Cadet Mile
October 3rd: Archer Invite in Antwerp Ohio
Middle School Races:
September 5th: Manchester Invitational
September 12th: Wildcat Classic at Indiana Wesleyan University
September 15th: Blackhawk Christian Middle School Invite
September 19th: South Adams Invite
September 26th: New Haven Invitational at Huntington University
October 3rd: Archer Invite in Antwerp Ohio
High School Races:
September 5th: Manchester Invitational
September 12th: Wildcat Classic at Indiana Wesleyan University
September 19th: South Adams Small School Invite
September 26th: New Haven Invitational at Huntington University
October 3rd: Archer Invite in Antwerp Ohio
Benefits:
Guidance from our experienced coaches
Two practices a week
Asics team singlet and shorts
Appleseeds t-shirt
Special discount on running shoes
Entries for all races
Appleseeds Cross Country practices take place at Franke Park near the McMillen Family Pavilion located at 1750 Goshen Rd., Fort Wayne, IN 46808.
Sprint Triathlon racing at Fox Island Park in Fort Wayne Indiana - one of the areas best sprint tri locations 500 yard lake swim; 12 mile bike; 3.1 mile See all of the 'Ruble Racing' 2026 events at --> www.ruble.racing AND news at our FACEBOOK page if you'd like to register for 3 or more events at once contact [email protected] for a discount code to do that This has always been one of our favorite race locations, we are glad to be back again in 2026!! Event details and schedule See www.ruble.racing for event schedules Check out our facebook page
The Firefly Six Hour Trail Race is a six-hour timed night trail event. Run as many trail laps as you can in six hours.
Participants complete as many laps as they can on the Franke Park Trail network for up to six hours. The route consists of paved path, gravel and single track dirt trail.
Each loop will start/finish at the HUB. Only full loops will count toward your mileage total! The HUB is a multi-use facility built and maintained by the Summit City Singletrack mountain bike riding club. The HUB is equipped with picnic tables and shade triangles. The HUB will also be lit after sunset.
You can find the HUB between the gravel parking lot and Derby Hill.
There will not be an aid station on the course. Bring your own snacks and drinks to keep at the HUB. We encourage you to bring your favorite snacks and drinks to share at the HUB during the race. This is a great opportunity to share and try new trail treats.
New to Franke Park?
There are a few things to keep in mind:
Trail pace is about two minutes per mile slower
The trails are technical!
Always be aware of your surroundings-branches can pop out of anywhere
There are roots and rocks on the dirt trail-watch your step
Recommended Gear:
Headlamp/flashlight. It’s a night race
Folding chair
Insect repellent
Sun screen
Snacks
Water
Hydration mis
Schedule of events:
3:30PM-4:45PM-Packet pickup
4:45PM-Race instructions and information
5:00PM~Race Time
11:00PM-Race awards
The Firefly is a group project. Bring your own nutrition and hydration and bring your favorite trail snacks to share. It’s a great chance to try something new!
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.