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Storm the Beach is a 5k run / 2 mile walk along the beautiful shores of Lake Huron in Harbor Beach, Michigan. This out and back race includes a short portion of the course run on the harbor break wall.
Age Groups: 10 and under, 11-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+ This race is chip timed.
Race day registration and packet pick up starts at 7 am and continues until 8:15 am. Race day registration is $30.
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Registration is now open for this year's Run for Rocky Event which will take place during Windsor Essex-Pride Fest Weekend.
Get ready to join us on Saturday, August 8th, 2026 at 9:45 am for our ceremony start and 10:00 am for the start of the run or walk. The 5 km run/ begins at Dieppe Gardens in Downtown Windsor. Enjoy the beautiful Windsor Waterfront from Dieppe Gardens to the Ambassador Bridge on your run or walk. The route also takes you along the Windsor Sculpture Park. With incomparable views of the Detroit River and Skyline, this is one of the most scenic Pride run/walk routes in Canada. This is truly know as one of the most joy filled accepting and welcoming run/walks in Windsor-Essex. Every participant will get the 2026 Commemorative Pin as well as a ticket to a University of Windsor Women's Soccer Game.
The Run for Rocky Legacy Project is the only funding model of its kind in Canada that supports Gender & Sexuality Alliance Clubs in local Grade schools (senior years) high schools and post-secondary schools in Windsor-Essex County. This financial support includes GSA grants, GSA scholarships, funds students and educators to go to GSA educational conferences, supplies and educational resources that help support parents and educators, provides a GSA Toolkit with Booster Boxes yearly for GSA Educational Leaders and accommodates Diversity Training for educators.
The Run for Rocky Run/Walk will continue to fund local GSA funding and will additionally support Windsor's 2SLGBTQIA+ agencies. A portion of the funds raised through this year's R4R event will also be donated to the Windsor Pride Community, Windsor-Essex Pride Fest, and Trans Wellness Windsor. The cohesive effort of these agencies working together ensures that our 2SLGBTQIA+ community and their families in this region are supported by strong services that meet the needs of the community.
Start planning your Corporate, Family, Community or Friends Team NOW-whether you run or walk, it's all about coming together as a team for a great cause.
Prizes are awarded for the highest top four individual fundraisers and a unique Run for Rocky Pride Trophy will be awarded to the Team that raises the most funds. This coveted trophy will be held in possession of the winning team for one year and will have their team’s name/winning year inscribed on the trophy.
This year's individual Prize Top Fundraising Sponsors include a 4 hour party bus rental valued at $800 from Go Gatti Party Bus & Shuttle Rental, a $250.00 Gift Card from Williams Food Equipment, a $250.00 Gift Card from The G.O.A.T. Tap & Eatery and a $150.00 Gift Card from Devonshire Mall.
Although this is not a timed run we do award medals for our top finishing runners in the following categories: 1st and 2nd place -Over 60 years old, 1st and 2nd place -41-60 years old, 1st and 2nd place - 18-40 years old, 1st and 2nd place -12-17 years old and 1st and 2nd place -5-11 years old.
Leashed dogs, baby buggies and children's wagons are always welcome.
After the Run/Walk
Windsor Essex Pride Fest will open on Saturday at noon. Located just a 5-minute drive away, at Pride Fest Plaza in Lanspeary Park, the afternoon activities will include Live Music, Vendor Booths, and Food/Refreshment & Bar Service.
Children 12 and under accompanied by a parent or guardian are welcome to attend the event at no charge and do not have to register.
Donation Run for Rocky - Additional Details
Thank you so much for being a generous and supportive donor to Windsor Pride-Run for Rocky. Tax Receipts for donations over $20 will be sent to your email inbox. Please check your spam box in the case you do not receive the charitable tax receipt immediately.
Nolan's SMILE Run
Kids Dash, 5k Walk/Run & 10k Run
Malden Park, Windsor ON
Saturday August, 8th 2026
In loving memory of Nolan Trepanier
7^th^ annual race in support of Nolan’s SMILE Foundation
*For more information about Nolan's SMILE Foundation click on the link below.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/211212726586281/?epa=
New in 2026
!!Medals For All In Person & Virtual
Finishers!!!
🏆Windsor/Essex Run Club
Championship🏆
The run club that logs the most distance takes home the Champions Trophy — and serious bragging rights.
How to help your club win:
Just select your run club when you register. Every kilometer counts!
Let’s find out who really runs this town.
*Virtual Options Available for the 5K Walk/Run and 10K Run
Only in-person participants are eligible to win the race, but you can still log your kilometres toward your run club team.
Your must submit your proof by midnight on Friday, August 7th in order for your kilometres to be added to your run club team.
REGISTER BY July 24th TO GUARANTEE A TECH SHIRT!
*Please Note: if registering for the virtual race, t-shirts are only available via local run club delivery or pickup.
Race Day Schedule:
Race Day Registration (Cash & e-Transfer Only) & Bib Pick Up
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Gentle Yoga with Julie
8:45 AM - 9:00 AM
Kids Dash
9:00 AM
5k Run/Walk & 10k Run
9:15 AM
1st Place Awards & Door Prizes
10:45 AM (after last finisher)
Reminder:
Prices shown include all taxes & fees (including Race Roster)
CHIP TIMING and ONLINE RESULTS provided through W.R.A.C.E. and Race Roster
SPONSORS
This is the 2nd Annual Adult Track Meet hosted by Run810: Running Club.
After the success of last year’s meet, we’re back and raising the bar! This event is designed to bring adults of all fitness levels together for friendly competition, personal challenges, and community connection. Whether you’re chasing a PR, stepping onto the track for the first time in years, or simply showing up for the experience, this meet is for you!
The following events are available for you to sign up. The official event itinerary will be sent on Sunday, August 2nd, 2026.
✨️ The Bauman's 5000m Run will be broken up into two flights. Those who run 30 minutes or longer will run at 10am. Those who run at 29 minutes or faster will run during the main event that starts at 12pm.
✨️Throwers Relay are for current and former throwers.
✨️ 1st Flight of Bauman's 5000m starts at 10am.
✨️Field Events start at 11:00 am:Shot put, discus, long jump, & high jump
✨️ Main Event start at 12:00pm:100m, 100m hurdles(women), 110m hurdles(men), 200m, 400m, 800m,1500m walk, 1500m run, Bauman's 5000m Run (2nd Flight), 4x100m Relay, 4x200 Relay, 4x400m Relay, 4x800m Relay, Mixed 4x100m Relay, Mixed 4x400m Relay, Throwers Relay
Come out to compete, and connect with us as we continue building something special—one stride, one race, and one community at a time!
Milford Memories 5K Run & 1 Mile Fun Run is on the Sunday morning of Milford Memories.
Dearborn Decades 5K – August 9, 2026
Kick off August racing in Southeast Michigan with the Dearborn Decades 5K, a fast, fun, USATF-certified race at Ford Field Park. Taking place August 9, 2026, this community-favorite 5K welcomes runners and walkers of all paces, families with strollers, and anyone who loves a good theme. Whether you’re chasing a new PR, gearing up for fall racing, or dressing for your favorite decade, Dearborn Decades brings together everything people love about a great 5K—speed, community, nostalgia, and a course built for every type of runner.
About the Race
Dearborn Decades 5K blends blends speed, energy, and personality. Athletes love the USATF-certified course, easy logistics, and the welcoming vibe that makes this one of the most popular summer 5Ks in Southeast Michigan. Costumes are encouraged but not required—it’s a race where you can come for the PR, the outfit, or both. After you finish, stick around and enjoy the start of Dearborn Homecoming, which begins just after most participants have wrapped up their morning.
Why Runners Choose Dearborn Decades 5K
Fast, USATF-certified course ideal for PR attempts
Mid-summer timing perfect for fall marathon and half marathon training
Welcoming to all paces—runners, walkers, families, and strollers
Fun decade-themed atmosphere with optional costumes
Easy race-day logistics, including parking, packet pickup, and awards
Great Southeast Michigan location with an accessible park venue
Part of multiple Trivium Racing Running Series and Club Competition for extra motivation and rewards
A finisher medal that connects to five others in the Trivium Racing Mega Medal Series
Part of the Trivium Racing Michigan Running Series, Club Cup, and Mega Medal Series
Dearborn Decades 5K is part of the Trivium Southeast Michigan Running Series, the Trivium Club Cup, and the Trivium Mega Medal Series. Every finisher earns points toward season standings—for themselves and their run club. All participants also receive a connecting finisher medal that links with five other 2026 races to create the full Trivium Mega Medal.
2026 Mega Medal Series
Dearborn Decades is the third race in the six-race 2026 Trivium Mega Medal Series. Register once, race all six events (in-person or virtually), and collect medals that magnetically connect into one giant, year-long achievement.
2026 Mega Medal Series Lineup
Prove It 5K & 10K – April 18, 2026 · Milford, MI
Trenton Summerfest Half Marathon, 8K, & 5K – June 27, 2026 · Trenton, MI
Dearborn Decades 5K – August 9, 2026 · Dearborn, MI
Run the 313 5K – August 22, 2026 · Detroit, MI
Growler Gallop Atwater 10 Mile & 5K – September 27, 2026 · Detroit, MI
Black Toenail Friday Half Marathon & 7.5 Miler – November 27, 2026 · Commerce Township, MI
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PureKids Triathlon Powered by Subway Leamington
WELCOME!!!!
to PureKids Triathlon powered by Subway
Sunday August 9, 2026
Nature Fresh Recreation Center
Race Details and Rules for Safety
EACH ATHLETE RECEIVES A MEDAL, T-SHIRT, SWIM CAP AND SWAG BAG !
Make it a family day out in the county! After your race don't hurry home! Explore!
Point Pelee National Park: Point Pelee National Park
Many local parks, splash pads, swim on our beaches, eat at our many restaurants, visit our iconic Burgess Refreshments for their signature foot long hotdogs and generous scoops of ice cream. Colasantis for a round of Mini Golf, famous for their Broasted chicken
Pre-Race Communication and Information:
Please review this Guide as it contains very important information and will address as many questions as possible regarding the Leamington event in The 2026 Pure Kids Triathlon Series powered by Subway. If you need further details or have a different question, please contact us through our race email at [email protected]
Registration:
Online registration will close early if the race reaches maximum capacity, or on Thursday August 6, 2026 All registrations are non-refundable.
· Athlete t-shirts are based on “first come, first served”. We will try our very best to have enough sizes on hand to satisfy all our athletes.
Register for both the Windsor race and the Leamington race (on August 9, 2026) and you will be eligible to win either a $100 gift card from Cycle Culture, a huge basket of fresh veggies from Pure Flavor, or a $50 gift card from The Running Factory
Weather:
· Weather is an uncontrollable factor and every effort will be made to proceed with a safe event.
· If one portion of the event is cancelled, the other two portions will take place; details will be shared on the day of the event.
· This event is held outdoors, rain or shine. In the case of lightning, the race will be delayed or stopped immediately if in progress. The race will not resume until 30 minutes after the last incidence of lightning.
· If the road conditions are unsafe due to rain, the bike portion of the event will be cancelled and a swim-run event will take place.
· There are NO rain dates and NO refunds if the race is modified or cancelled due to weather.
Race Day Kit Pickup:
· Date: Sunday morning from 7-8:45
· Location: 249 Sherk Street, Leamington, ON, N8H 4X7
All athletes must be on site by 8:30 am and ready to race by 9:00 am to allow our event to begin on schedule. Transition closes at 8:45
· Parking will only be allowed at west end of parking lot
Equipment Required for the Race:
Your athlete needs a pedal bicycle (road bike or mountain bike) or tricycle. Training wheels are permitted in any age group.
A properly fitted bicycle helmet with functioning chin strap is required.
All helmets must comply with either CPSC or CSA standards as indicated by a label inside the helmet.
· Swim suit, goggles (optional), running shoes (no sandals or Crocs), shorts and shirt, water bottle, hat, towels and sunscreen.
SWIM
The swim takes place in the 6-lane 25 metre pool at the Nature Fresh Farms Recreation Center
Lifeguards will be on deck at all times.
There will be a maximum of 12 athletes per wave (a group that athletes are placed in according to their age). Athletes will swim 2 per lane.
The swim will start in the water (no diving or jumping)
· One parent or guardian (16 years+) must accompany athletes in the 3-5 age group in the water. Athletes 3-5 years may use water wings, puddle jumpers or a life jacket. Swim will take place in the shallow end of the pool for the smaller age groups.
Life jackets are offered so athletes feel 100% comfortable swimming. The life jacket is not intended as an aid for non-swimmers. Life jackets will be permitted for any athlete regardless of age and will be handed out on the pool deck. We will supply the life jackets.
· It is not a requirement for athletes to continuously swim their designated distance; resting by using the lane ropes or side walls is permitted and encouraged if needed. Athletes may use any stroke in the swim that they are comfortable with.
Athletes are responsible for counting their own laps
Spectators: due to limited space, you will be guided to a safe viewing area.
TRANSITION AREA (PARENTS AND ATHLETES ARE NOT ALLOWED IN TRANSITION AREA ONCE RACE HAS BEGUN) Please wait until the race is completely over before removing belongings. Our live race day host will announce when the transition area is open to the public.
The transition area in a triathlon is the section of the course that is set out to hold your bikes and equipment for the 3 stages (swimming, cycling, and running) of the race. You will use this twice; once to change from your swim to your bike, and the second time from your bike to your run.
Athletes will place (rack) their bikes, helmet on the designated rack, with their gear placed under their bike. You must return bikes to the same place you racked your bike. No throwing of helmets or equipment .
Bike racks will be marked with AGE GROUP signs which are the same colour as the race bib.
Athletes enter the transition area, after their swim, walking or running down the swim chute Volunteers will assist athletes throughout their transition from swimming to biking.
Athletes in the 3-5 age group will have a separate transition area. One parent (wearing a VIP race bib) will be allowed to assist their athlete in transition for the 3-5 age group.
· After the swim, athletes should dry off with their towel and put on shorts and a shirt over their bathing suit with their race number already pinned on.
· Parents are allowed in transition to help set up their athlete(s) gear before the race. Parents are not allowed in the transition area during the race (except in the 3-5 year old age group)
· Parents are not permitted to participate with their athlete and will not be allowed to pace or guide their athlete on the bike and/or run course. We encourage you to watch from designated spectator areas and enjoy the experience while loudly cheering on both your athlete and others racing!
· Bike helmets must be on and the chin strap buckled at all times while the athlete is in contact with their bike.
BIKE COURSE
A properly fitted bicycle helmet with functioning chin strap is required.
All helmets must comply with either CPSC or CSA standards as indicated by a label inside the helmet.
Bike helmets must be on and the chin strap buckled at all times while the athlete is in contact with their bike.
NO HELMET = NO RACE
NO SHIRT = NO RACE (Torsos = chest and stomach must be covered during the bike and run (female and male)
Our volunteers will direct athletes to the exit of the transition area.
Athletes can walk or run with their bike to the “ON MY BIKE” sign where our volunteers will have you mount up for your ride. No riding bikes in the transition area.
Failure to follow the directions of race officials, the use of profanity (athletes and parents) and putting the safety of other athletes at risk will not be tolerated.
Please make sure your athlete(s) understand the bike looping process. The number of required bike loops will be marked on their hand with permanent marker to assist them through the
race. Example B4 = 4 loops on the bike.
Cage pedals are not permitted at any age for safety. Aerobars are not permitted.
Clipless pedals are permitted for any age.
The bike course is a vehicle free 1.2K loop on the road around the perimeter of the Nature Fresh Farms Recreation Center. There will be multiple volunteers, officials and emergency personnel on site.
Older age groups will do multiple loops to complete their respective distance.
As there could be many bikes on the course at one time, volunteers will do their best to count loops and indicate when athletes are on their final loop.
Ultimately, it is your athlete’s responsibility to count their bike loops.
Run Course
Athletes will be directed to the “OFF MY BIKE” sign where our volunteers will have you dismount from your ride.
Athletes can walk or run with their bike back into the transition area. No riding bikes in the transition area.
Athletes can remove all their bike gear, store it beside their bike, and put on their running gear.
Race numbers must now be visible on the front of the athlete’s torso to allow our volunteers to direct athletes to the proper number of run loops.
The run course is a vehicle free utilizing the trail behind the Nature Fresh Farms Recreation Center
There will be multiple volunteers, officials and emergency personnel on site.
Older age groups will do multiple loops to complete their respective distance.
There will be 1 water station set up for all age groups; older age groups will pass the water station several times.
Please make sure your athlete(s) understand the run loop process. The number of required run loops will be marked on their hand with permanent marker to assist them through the race. Example: R2 = 2 loops on the run.
As there could be many runners on the run at one time, volunteers will do their best to count loops and indicate when athletes are on their final loop.
Ultimately, it is your athlete’s responsibility to count their run loops.
Length & Loop Counting
Be sure your athlete knows how many LENGTHS in the pool and LOOPS of the bike and run course they are required to complete.
It is the responsibility of the athlete to keep track of the required loops.
The number of lengths of the pool will be reviewed with each wave before starting.
The number of bike and run loops will be marked on each athlete’s left hand with permanent marker.
Bike Inspection:
We recommend that you take your bikes in for a pre-race bike inspection the week before the race.
Inspections at a bike shop will include checks on brakes, steering, inflation pressure, tire condition, chain, and pedals.
On the day of the race, a bike technician from Le Bike Shop will be on hand to assist with last minute repairs, etc.
Post-Race Hospitality
Athletes are welcome to enjoy all the post-race refreshments in our hospitality area after they have completed their race including sandwiches from Subway, assorted items from Tim Hortons, water, juice and snacks.
We will not have post-race food available for purchase for spectators; please bring your own water and snacks as needed.
A variety of draw prizes from some of our great sponsors will be pre-selected for each age group and posted for your convenience.
·Lost and found items are gathered and left at the race site. The organizers are not responsible for items left at the race.
There are no age group awards for this event. The finishing time of each athlete will be posted in alphabetical order and not in order of completion time within each age group as we encourage and celebrate participation.
We will take this opportunity to remind athletes and parents that this is a non-competitive event series and we are not disqualifying, holding back, or adjusting times for any participant who does not completed the required distance.·
Age Swim Bike Run
5 & Under 12m 100m 20m
6-7 25m 1.6km road and trail 500m
8-9 50m 2.5 1 loop 1km
10-11 100m 5km 2 loops 1km
12-13 150m 7.5 km 3 loops 2km
14-15 200 m 10 km 4 loops 2km
Loons Pennant Race – August 14
Fly through the finish line, then stick around to catch a Great Lakes Loons baseball game! The Loons Pennant Race is an unforgettable summer night at Dow Diamond.
Join us August 14, where you can participate in our 5K Run, 5K Walk or 1 Mile Run, then use your complimentary lawn ticket to relax and cheer on the Loons as they take on the South Bend Cubs during Grit Night (Detroit Lions theme). It’s also Foodie Friday, which means $2 hot dogs, plus $1 for chips, ice cream sandwiches or sodas.
Packet Pick-Up Friday, August 14 outside Dow Diamond from 3:30-5PM. Race held rain or shine!
Start Times: 1 Mile 5:15PM / 5K Run 5:35PM / 5K Walk 5:45PM
*LPR is the third race in the Midland Triple Challenge. Register for the Triple 5K or Triple 1 Mile Challenge: Dow RunWalk, Run the River and Loons Pennant Race + cool swag with one registration!
Register early for lowest rate! Increases occur on April 16, July 1 and Aug 13. Fees are Non-Refundable / Non-Transferrable.
Registration at: https://bit.ly/3RCR1oj
Visit https://greatermidland.org/races or the Greater Midland Races Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/greatermidlandraces for more information.
Howell Recreation and presenting sponsor ChemTrend proudly present the 49th Annual Howell Melon Run (we welcome runners, walkers, and those racing in wheelchairs and other assistive devices) on August 14, 2026. Events begin at 6 PM in beautiful downtown Howell.
This year's race will feature classic events for the whole family, such as the Melon Roll, The One in a Melon Mile, The Mascot Dash, and the fan favorite Howell Melon Run 5k
Packet Pickup:
Early packet pick-up will be on August 11th - 13th at the Benneett Recreation Center 925 W Grand River Ave. Howell MI 48843. We ask that you try to pick up your items in advance if possible but packets will be available on-site for race day starting at 4:30 pm. We will send out a reminder email with details when it gets closer.
100% of the net proceeds go to providing community programs for the Howell area.
Registrations on or before 7/27/26 are guaranteed a short-sleeved shirt. Registrations after that date will not receive a shirt. Any leftover shirts will be available for purchase starting one week after the race is complete for $20 each.
Results:
Your accurate chip time and current overall and age group place will be texted to your phone and live on this site.
Awards
Overall Male & Female
Masters Male & Female
Finisher Medals will be given as well
The race will be chipped timed by the Michigan Running Foundation.
CYCLE CANADA'S SOUTH -DISCOVER CANADA'S SOUTHERN MOST REGION ON A FIVE DAY CYCLING ADVENTURE
5 DAYS OF RIDING |20 - 97 KM PER DAY | ONTARIO'S NEXT GREAT CYCLING DESTINATION
Join us between 10 and 14 August 2026 as we cycle through Windsor, Essex and Pelee Island. Soak up sandy beaches and island breezes, visit local wineries, craft breweries & distilleries - all while enjoying scenic and flat riding on newly developed and signed cycling loops. We will stay overnight in the communities of Windsor and Leamington as we ride 5 fully supported loops in the region. We'll of course be riding the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail as well as the newly created Sandwich Town loop, Heritage loop, Wine Trail, with options to visit Pelee Island and the newly constructed and cycle-friendly Gordie Howe International Bridge to the US. Learn more about the itinerary.
Please note that the event registration fee supports the charity's work to organize the 5 day event. Roofed accommodation is an additional cost. University residence accommodations are available in Windsor where camping is unavailable. Please visit our website for recommended and supported hotels and motels. Camping is only available for the two days based in Leamington at Point Pelee National Park Learn more about accommodations.
Fees (includes registration, processing fees and applicable HST)
Early-bird -- $1067.52
[$950.65 ($899 + 51.65 Race Roster Processing Fee) + $116.87 HST]
Champion ($1,000 fundraising required) -- $920.28
[$819.53 ($775 + $44.53 Race Roster Processing Fee) + $100.75 HST]
Student (16 - 29) -- $949.97
[$845.97 ($800 + $45.97 Race Roster Processing Fee) + $104.00 HST]
Personal Support Vehicle -- $949.97
[$845.97 ($800 + $45.97 Race Roster Processing Fee) + $104.00 HST]
Adult (non Early Bird) -- $1306.21
[$1163.21 ($1100 + $63.21 Race Roster Processing Fee) + 143.00 HST]
We recommend that when you register for the GWTA, you also purchase Race Roster's Enhanced Protection to refund the registration cost should unexpected circumstances prevent your participation. The Waterfront Regeneration Trust's refund cut-off date is April 30th, 2026. Learn more about the refund program.
We are looking forward to seeing you in August 2026!
HOSTED BY THE ALMA COLLEGE CHEER PROGRAM - Panther Spirit Race is the primary fundraiser for the Alma College Cheer Program. We think it's a healthier and more fun option than selling pizzas, candy, or coupon books. There is an event for everyone in the family! 5k run/walk, Kids’ Mile, Little Kids’ 100m Dash.
Pricing: 5k run/walk: $20 until 8/2, $25 from 8/3 to 8/09, $30 8/10 to 8/14. Kids Mile and 100 yd dash: $5
Register your family/group for the 5k run/walk, 2-4 people for only $70. Valid until August 2nd!
Race entry fee includes finisher medal! 🏅
Early Packet Pick-Up on Friday Night August 14th from 5:00 to 7:00 PM or Race Day Packet Pickup at St. Jude’s starting at 7:00 am.
Start and Finish at St. Jude's Catholic Church.
The race will be chip timed by the Michigan Running Foundation. Results will be available live during the race and on this website.
🌲🏃♂️ 7-LAKES TRAIL RUN — 3.5 MILE & 7 MILE 🏃♀️🌲
🗓️ Saturday, August 15th, 2026
📍 Seven Lakes State Park (4390 Fish Lake Road, Holly, MI 48442)
🏃♂️ Trail Running at It's Finest!
Choose your challenge—3.5 miles or 7 miles—and experience one of Michigan’s most scenic trail runs! The 7-Lakes Trail Run starts and finishes at the 7-Lakes Beach, guiding runners through mature hardwood forests, lakeside views, and rolling terrain at beautiful Seven Lakes State Park. Bring the family and enjoy the lake after the Race!
🗺️ Trail Features:
A mix of flat sections and moderate elevation changes
Varied trail widths—wide, narrow, and everything in between
Natural obstacles like tree roots and uneven surfaces (trail shoes encouraged!)
Views of multiple lakes throughout your run
Course is well-marked with signs, cones, and field paint to highlight key turns and natural hazards—so you can focus on the run, not the route!
Registration Includes:
⏱️ Chip Timed Race w/ Live Results
👕 Custom Dri-Fit Participant Shirt
🥇 Custom Finisher Medal
🏆 Age Group & Overall Awards
📸 FREE Race Photos
🍌 Post-Race Refreshments
🏁 Race Start Times:
7-Mile Trail Run – 8:30 AM
3.5-Mile Trail Run – 8:35 AM
📦 Packet Pick-Up Info:
📍Seven Lakes State Park
🗓️ Saturday, August 15th (Race Day)
⏰ 6:30 AM – 8:20 AM
Come for the run—stay for the views, community, and the thrill of conquering natural trails.
Whether you're racing for time or just love a good off-road adventure, 7-Lakes Trail Run delivers!
Race Information
The race starts at 8:30 AM.
Packet pickup starts 30 minutes before the race and ends 10 minutes before the race starts.
All runners must register on RunSignup.
No on-site registration.
Additional Information
Use the parking lot across from the playground.
The starting line is near the intersection of Village Dr. and Gov. Parsons Dr.
5K & 10K Course (0.78M)
https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6606193789
This is an out-and-back course. (1.56M)
The 5K does the course two times.
The 10K does the course four times.
Half Marathon Course (1.09M)
https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6606194091
This is an out-and-back course. (2.185M)
The Half Marathon does the course six times.
Course Time Limit
3 hours and 30 minutes.
Finisher Medals
https://usroadrunning.com/FinisherMedals.php
Shirt and Gear Shop
https://usroadrunning.com/Gear.php
Best Costume
https://usroadrunning.com/BestCostume.php
Series Points
https://usroadrunning.com/S.php
Awards
https://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php
Frequently Asked Questions and Information
https://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php
US Road Running
Calling ALL humans and fur babies!!
Join Giving Paws during our 2026 Dog Daze of Summer Event at Uncle John's Cider Mill supporting our nonprofit agency's mission of service!!
Dog Daze of Summer Activities from 9:00 until 3:00 (this will be updated as plans are finalized!)
All Paws on the Ground 5K, Walkers, Runners and Fur Babies on a leash are WELCOME (see details below for race times)
WAG-tastic Vendors
BARK-tastic Family Friendly Scavenger Hunt
DROOL-tastic Pup Cup Station
UPDog Frisbee Challenge with Leashed Favorite Dog Club (more information soon!)
5K Schedule
8:00 a.m. Registration OPENS including bib and shirt pick up
8:45 a.m. Young Pups Kids' Dash for kids of all ages (not timed)
9:00 a.m. Full 5K Start Time
5K Need to Know
All registrations for the Young Pups Kids' Dash and the full 5K include a race t-shirt, sponsor giveaways and access to Dog Daze of Summer event activities (see above)! Shirts are guaranteed with entry thru July 30th, supplies available as they last after that date.
Families who register 3 or more people at the same time receive a $5/person discount.
The 5K course will be within the beautiful Uncle John's Cider Mill farm!
Dogs on a leash are welcome to participate with their human(s)!
We reserve the right to ask for pups to visit another time if they are having a rough time.
All Young Pups Kids' Dash who are under the age of 18 AND fur baby pups will receive a participation medal!
There will be medals for chip timed runners/walkers, the top 3 men and women in six age categories!
There will not be an awards ceremony, medals will be awarded when the race is done.
This is a fundraiser for our nonprofit agency; there will not be refunds; we appreciate you understanding!
Donate and Run for FREE
If you would like to support our nonprofit and get a free entry to the race donate $100. When you register for the race your entry will be free! Simply Sign Up and follow the steps to register and on the donation screen enter $100. ($30 discount applied during checkout. Free entry valid until July 30th, then it's a $30 discount off a $100 donation) Donation discounts for donations of $75 and $50. Any donation amount is appreciated. Thank you for your support!
Please note, unpredictable Michigan weather could/might/we hope not/we will know that day :) impact planned activities.
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See YOUR paws on August 15th!
2025 Results Link
Get ready to party island-style at the 25th Anniversary of the nation’s biggest Trop Rock festival! Join us at Caseville County Park for an unforgettable celebration, kicking off with a scenic morning race that winds through the best sights of Caseville—including a breathtaking stretch along the Saginaw Bay break-wall. (Heads up—single strollers are your best bet for this adventure!) Throughout the festival, be amazed by the flamingos, grass skirts and unbelievable designs featured throughout Caseville. The first 500 registrants to sign-up score a tropical race shirt (with limited sizes available and popular sizes going fast) and the first 600 score a participation medal that guarantees to put you on island time!
Registration Prices/Dates:
Early Online Registration: $30
August 15, $40
Early Packet Pickup:
August 14, 3-6:30pm at the Chamber of Commerce Office located at 6632 Main Street
Race Day Packet Pickup:
7:00am - 8:45am at the Caseville County Park Amphitheater located near the front entrance
Overall Awards:
Top Male and Female for 5K Run and 5K Walk
Age Group Awards:
Top 1 in each age group category. 1-12, 13-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+
Thank you for your interest in Chesaning’s 4th annual Dry-tri, where you will bike the back country
roads, run along the river, and float/paddle back to the finish line to celebrate your
accomplishment and our beautiful parks!
WHEN: Saturday, August 15, 2026 at 9:00am (plan on getting there early so you are ready to go
at 9!)
WHERE: You will start and end in Showboat Park. Please note you will need to drop off your
kayak and pick up your packet, pre-race at Parshallburg Park!
WHO: ANYONE is welcome to race, no matter what skill level you are as an athlete. Bring your
family or a friend to complete it with, or go for gold! This is a “for fun” event that we encourage
everyone to come out and challenge themselves!
Timed town and country 5K course on pavement, gravel, and foot paths. Part of the course will be on a rail trail over the Cass River. We also offer a one-mile exercise walk on pavement that stays in town. Overall best female and male runners/walkers will receive a special award. 1st, 2nd, 3rd place runners/walkers in their age group will receive medals. Proceeds, after expenses, will benefit Our Lady Consolata Parish Food Pantry at St. Agatha's in Gagetown, MI. and Revive Ministries Food Pantry in Cass City, MI. This event is put on by the Central Thumb K of C # 8892 and use the facilities of Our Lady Consolata Parish in Cass City, MI.
In our 13th year, this event is a great option for people of all abilities. Come enjoy a family-friendly event with a small local food expo, mariachi dancers and other local flavor options as we celebrate our community here in Detroit's Mexicantown! And kids can dress up as their favorite superhero and do the short, untimed run to be part of the festivities too! Walk or run, we're happy to have you! Proceeds go to support personal care and learning needs for our most vulnerable neighbors!
Registration fee increases on 7/18 and closes digitally on the Tuesday prior to the event.
Walk-in Registration on race day is also an option with an additional increase in pricing! Register sooner than later and save some cabbage!!
Race day registration and pick-up opens at 800am.