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Join us in celebrating the strength of all women at the 2026 YWCA Women’s Triathlon. We welcome all women and non-binary people who identify with womanhood to challenge themselves to a swim, bike and run around Lake Nokomis. The event course is also para-friendly for adaptive athletes, and some scholarships are available for first-time athletes. All racers ages 11 and up are welcome to participate in the SuperSprint and ages 14+ in the Sprint categories.
Come join your fellow Birchleggers for the Third Annual bicycle ride on one of the nicest bicycle rail trails in Minnesota on Thursday, August 13, 2026. This well-kept paved trail goes for 28.5 miles from Wayzata to Lester Prairie, Minnesota, past Lake Minnetonka and Lake Waconia. The trail is in Hennepin and Carver counties and goes through the cities of Spring Park, Mound, St. Bonifacius, Mayer, and New Germany.
Riders can do the full round trip of 57 miles by parking in Wayzata, or shorter distances of 38 miles by parking in Mound, 29 miles by parking in St. Bonifacius, and even 13 miles by parking in Mayer. See links to parking lots below:
The plan would be that the riders doing the shorter distances would join the longer group riders at each location and then ride into Lester Prairie together for lunch at the Central Café, also known as “Mary Kate’s Bitchin Kitchen” for home cooked food! The Central Café only accepts cash, so please bring money.
57 Mike Route - Wayzata Parking GPS: 44.96961, -93.52063
38 Mile Route - Mound Parking GPS: 44.93707, -93.66509
29 Mile Route - St. Bonifacius Parking GPS: 44.90259, -93.74161
13 Mile Route - Mayer Parking GPS: 44.88483, -93.88903
Mora Half Marathon & 5K
Mora Half Marathon/5K Facebook Page
When: Saturday, August 15, 2026 7:30 A.M. Start (13.1) 7:45 A.M. Start (5K). Free little kids race immediately after the start of the 5K. Line up behind the 5K racers by 7:45 and listen for your own start!
Race Events: 5K Run/Walk & 13.1 Mile Run, Free Kids Run
ONLINE registration closes at 11:59 PM August 13th. In person registration is open at bib pick up from 5-7 p.m. on August 14th and 6:15-7 a.m. race day.
Race shirts provided for all participants pre-registered by August 1, 2026. No extra shirts will be ordered for those registering after August 1st. Please note that there are women's and unisex shirts available. The women's cut is a slim fit, if you are choosing the women's and in between sizes it is recommended to size up. Any shirts not claimed by the conclusion of the race will be available to others.
BOTH OUR HALF MARATHON & 5K COURSES ARE CERTIFIED!* *It is possible that road construction may impede the certified courses for both the 5K and half marathon. Although the courses will be measured, marked, and mapped out for 5000 meters and 13.1 miles they may differ from what was certified. We are hoping construction does not happen at the same time, but please know when you sign up that they may not be certified (if even a minor adjustment needs to happen). No refunds will be made.
The half marathon is marked with orange footprints on the race course.
The 5K is marked with green footprints on the race course.
In person registration: Friday 5-7 p.m. & Saturday 6:15-7:00 a.m. Pre-registered bib pick up Friday 5-7 p.m. & Saturday 6:15-7:00 a.m. (until 7:15 for the 5K). Both in person registration and bib pickup are at the start/finish area at the athletic complex behind Mora Elementary & Mora High School. Access to those on Friday will be 2100 N Grove St and on Saturday 118 N 9th Street. Map to location of bib pick up and race registration.
Entry Fees: Early bird registration until March 1st: $40 for half marathon and $25 for 5K.
Additional Information:
Map of race day parking
Awards
Half Marathon:
•Trophies awarded to the top overall three males and three females.
• Medals to the top three individual age group finishers.
5K:
• Trophies awarded to the top overall male and female.
• Medals to the top three age group finishers.
•Medals to the top local (Kanabec County) overall male and female finishers in the Half and 5K
Official timing for the half marathon will end 3 hours and 15 minutes after the start (15 minute per mile pace). You are welcome to complete your race on your own if you are on the course past then; however, there will no longer be support, timing, or water stops available.
In the event of severe weather (lightening) the start of the race will be delayed by 30 minutes. The race start can be delayed by 60 minutes maximum. If at that time the weather has not cleared we unfortunately will have to cancel the event. Insurance is available for purchase at checkout.
Ready to take on the BINGO Run challenge?
This race is a backyard-style event with a fun twist and a definite finish. The goal is simple: earn bingo and have the fastest lap time to wrap up your race. Each 2.6+ mile lap you complete in the 28 minutes or less you get to draw a bingo ball. Then, it’s back out with the group for the next loop. Loops will go off every 28 minutes. If you don’t complete your bingo by the 4th or 8th lap, you'll earn the infamous DNB (Did Not Bingo) status, but don’t worry, you’ll still get a time, distance, and competitor Woodle.
You’ll can choose between two bingo card options, depending on how much you want to run:
The 3x3 card will get you 7.8-13 miles depending on when you draw BINGO (Max Loops 5)
The 4x4 Card will get you 10.4 - 20.8 miles depending on when and if you draw BINGO (Max Loops 8)
You choose which card you want to sign up for.
Course and Location:
The race starts at the Sunfish Lake Parking Lot in Lake Elmo in the parking lot of the Sally Manzara Interpretive Nature Center. The 2.6 mile trail loops around Sunfish Lake and will be marked with ACR arrows, but be aware of many offshoots and the fact that trails are open to the public. We do our best with signage. This is more single track style hiking trails.
Registration Information:
Register on the Runsignup page. Prices will increase on the following dates: 3/9/2025, 7/26/2025, and on race day 8/6/2024. Register early to get the best price.
Location and Parking:
The race starts at the Sunfish Lake Trailhead which shares a parking lot with Sally Manzara Interpretive Nature Center.
Packet Pickup:
Pre-race day packet pickup details are TBD; expect it to be one night the week before the race. Day-of packet pickup starts at 7 AM and includes your bib number, timing chip, and any event swag.
Race Schedule:
7:00 AM - Race Check-In & Day-of Registration opens
8:00 AM - Bingo Race Start
8:28 AM - 2nd Lap
9:24 AM - 3rd Lap
9:52 AM - 4th Lap (Final Lap for the 3x3 cards)
10:21AM - 5th Lap (4x4 only)
10:30AM - Awards for Bingo 3x3
10:49AM - 6th Lap (4x4 only)
11:17AM - 7th Lap (4x4 only)
11:45AM - 8th Lap (4x4 only)
12:00PM - Awards (time subject to change)
Aid Stations:
There will be water and light snacks at the Start/Finish line. Please bring your own water bottle to minimize waste, but a water refill station will be available at the start.
Timing and Results:
The Bingo Run is a gun-timed race using chips. Each runner must wear a race bib visible at all times, especially when crossing the finish line. Timing is based on a group start. Faster runners should start closer to the start line, while walkers should start near the back of the corral to prevent bottlenecking. Be considerate of other racers by stating when you are passing and moving to the right if your pace slows. Results will be posted on our Runsignup page, and QR codes will be available for immediate result checks at the finish line.
Awards and Prizes:
Awards will be given to the top 3 overall male and female finishers based on gun time.
Race Rules and Guidelines:
The trail is open to the public; please be courteous to pedestrians.
Pets are not allowed; the trail can get crowded.
Your bib must be visible at all times.
Post-Race Celebration:
The post-race celebration begins as soon as runners cross the finish line, featuring music and light snacks.
Spectator Information:
The best spot for spectators is at the starting line. There are a few spots along the trail where you can catch your runner and then cut across to see them again.
Safety Precautions:
The trails are open to the public; be cautious and courteous.
This is not a stroller-friendly course due to loose soil, mud, dirt, and hills.
No bikes are allowed in the race.
Please leave your pets at home.
Volunteers Needed:
Volunteers receive one free entry to a race of their choice within a year. We always need volunteers; we cannot run the races without you! Email us at [email protected] to volunteer.
Weather / Cancellation:
We know that August can be very hot and Athena Clydesdale Racing and its race directors reserve the right to cancel or delay the event in case of inclement weather. There are no refunds.
The Tiger Prowl 1 Mile & 5k is a fundraiser supporting the Tech Cross Country team.
Event proceeds will be donated to the Tech Cross Country Booster Club!
Run with Tech cross country athletes!
The Tiger Prowl 1 Mile & 5k is an event with two races, both finishing in the Tech Football Stadium.
These are both chip timed races timed by Pickle Events.
7:00am - Packet Pick-up begins
8:00am - 1 Mile race begins
8:30am - 5k race begins
Race Information
These two races are open to runners of all ages and will highlight the beautiful St. Cloud Tech campus.
1 Mile Race Course
Start at the 50 yard line on the Tech football stadium, run a half mile north on the school entrance, turn around and finish where you started!
5k Race Course
Starting from the west entrance to Tech, runners will go south down 74, and into Hidden Acres Circle.
Going counterclockwise in Hidden Acres Circle, runners will get back on 74, go north to 33rd St, run east on the sidewalk back to the Tech entrance and run the last half mile south finishing on the 50 yard line of the football stadium.
Bring your friends and family to this fun, family friendly event to walk or run these courses!
Race registration for both races for athletes 17 and under has special discounted pricing!
Race Shirts are NOT included with your registration fee. They can be purchased during registration.
Have you been dreaming of running the Boston Marathon? Need to shave a few minutes off your qualifying time? Or maybe you're just looking for the perfect course to set a new PR? Whether Boston is your goal or not, the Bound for Boston Marathon & Half Marathon is for you.
We're racing around Fernbrook Elementary School, and the course is a 1-mile super flat & super fast loop! The Full Marathon is USATF Certified making it a Boston Qualifier!
This event is uniquely designed for serious runners. We will have water and an electrolyte drink at the aid table. Participants are welcome to bring their own personalized aid to place on the aid tables, allowing you to grab exactly what you need each time you pass. Many runners even bring a cheer crew to help hand out fuel and keep the motivation high throughout the race.
To maintain the best possible experience, this is intentionally a small, focused event, capped at just 75 participants.
We will have a great race shirt and finisher medals for all participants. Awards for both distances are in the usual 5-year age groups.
Fast course, flexible support, and a chance to chase your goals—this is the race that lets you run your perfect day.
By design this will be a smaller event, focused on getting you your fastest time.
Join us for a fun morning of running or walking at our location on Harriet Island along the beautiful Mississippi River and the downtown Saint Paul skyline.
Perfect for the entire family - run or walk the 5K, free Kids Run, and post-event celebration with awards ceremony. Certified 5K course (Certification Code MN 18048RR) and a chip-timed event.
Prize money will be presented to the top three male and female overall ($200, $150, $100). 5-year age division awards. New for 2026 - 1st place masters (age 40-49), grandmasters (age 50-59), and super grandmasters (age 60+) male and female will also receive awards.
Special award for the best age graded performance.
All race proceeds will go to the Rene and Brian McCoy Cancer Recovery Research Monarch Fund at Hamline University.
Trail Kids Mountain Bike Programs are part of the Loppet Foundation’s Trail Kids year-round programming.
Trail Kids offers six-week mountain bike sessions for novice to advanced riders. Participants ages 7-13 will explore the paved & single-track trails in and around Theodore Wirth Park while gaining skills they can use for a lifetime! (for programming for 13 and older, check out LCW Juniors programs)! The focus of the mountain bike sessions is to develop skills, meet new friends, and have fun while building confidence riding single track trails.
Ability Level Guide: For those who have NO experience mountain biking on singletrack trails it is highly recommended that they take one of our Beginner Mountain Bike Clinics before joining the six-week evening sessions. When registering your child make sure to indicate their ability level as described in the Trail Kids MTB Skill Level Guide.
Ages: Ages 7 – 13, beginner to advanced abilities welcome; we split into different coaching groups based on ability, pacing, and age. We do not have programs for kids 6 years of age and under, so please do not register them until they turn seven years old.
Equipment Needed: All participants will need their own mountain bike, helmet, and water carrier (no bottle cage on handlebars - CamelBaks are a great option too!). Mountain bikes need to have both front and back wheel brakes on the handle bars (no peddle brakes). No kickstands are allowed. Tires must have tread and be wide enough to ride safely on mountain bike trails. For more on mountain bike equipment, view the Trail Kids MTB Equipment Guide.
*Please note that rental bikes are not available for our 6-Week offerings.
Swag: Trail Kids T-shirt and water bottle for all participants available at no additional cost. In an effort to reduce waste, TK Swag is now listed as an optional “add-on” during your registration. If you’d like your participant to receive this swag please ensure it is selected.
Friend Requests: For safety and equity reasons, Trail Kids does not offer friend requests as part of registration. The mass quantity of friend requests made it impossible to accommodate them all and greatly impacted safety and group dynamics. We would love to allow everyone to practice with their friends, but if we cannot accommodate all friend requests, we cannot offer them to everyone. We encourage riders to embrace the opportunity to form new friendships through our programs!
Weather Cancellations: While Trail Kids embraces the belief that the outdoors can be enjoyed in any weather, there are some weather circumstances, including high temperatures, thunderstorms, etc. that can create unsafe or wildly unpleasant experiences for our coaches and participants. We will occasionally cancel or shorten practices due to extreme weather. We make weather calls the day of, 90 minutes before the start of practice. We will contact you via email and/or Team App about adjustments to practices; please do not ask in advance. Assume practice is always running unless you have received an email or a Team App notification otherwise (be sure that you can receive Team App notifications and do not unsubscribe from RunSignUp). Due to the lack of adequate indoor space and additional programs utilizing it already, Trail Kids is unable to shift practices inside on days where we have inclement weather/AQI. In instances where practice is canceled due to inclement weather, we do not offer
refunds or make up practices.
Financial Assistance: To apply please fill out the Loppet Financial Assistance Application. We will follow up with you with instructions on how to register at a price that is manageable for your family. Applications for programs that start two weeks or less from the date of submission will not be approved. *Limitations apply, please see the application form for rules and restrictions. In most instances there will be a $500 financial assistance cap per person/per year.
Sibling Discount: For those families who have three or more kids in the Trail Kids offering we can provide a fifteen percent discount code. Please email [email protected] for more information.
Refund Policy: The Loppet will issue a full refund of the program fee minus the original processing fee up until 6 weeks before the program starts. Between 6 weeks and 4 weeks from the program start date, a 50% refund will be issued. Between 4 and 3 weeks from the program start date, a 25% refund will be issued. There are no refunds for any cancellations within less than 3 weeks of the start of a program. During the program, if your child has a medical issue that makes it impossible to participate, please contact the TK Admin team email at [email protected]. If the Loppet cancels a program, a full refund will be issued. For instructions on how to request a refund, click here.
The Maple Grove Triathlon welcomes elite and avid triathletes, amateurs and everyone in between. From views of Maple Grove’s charming landscape to the countryside of Plymouth and Corcoran, triathletes can expect the best from the Maple Grove Tri. Choose from four different race distances and formats or gather your friends and compete as a team.
Tentative Routes (Pending on City approvals)
Kids Parade 0.6 mi: https://www.strava.com/routes/3500187295606036644
Family 10 mi: https://www.strava.com/routes/3511714640874249106
27 mi https://www.strava.com/routes/3458525870610322742
Medio Fondo 54.7 mi: https://www.strava.com/routes/3499088994480907664
Gran Fondo 100 mi: https://www.strava.com/routes/3499096685933068844
Gran Fondo Gravel 100 https://www.strava.com/routes/3511512741238700982
Welcome to The Hero Gravel Classic!
Come join us for an epic day of gravel biking in the Stillwater area and rural Washington county support Pedal Power Minnesota and The Little Bellas Mountain Bike Program. That's right, we are in our 3rd year of supporting kids on bikes! As if getting kids on bikes was not enough, we are also proud to be part of the Gravel 'Sota gravel series!
Right here on the outskirts of the MSP metro we have some terrific gravel. Whether you're a seasoned rider or new to gravel biking, this event is perfect for all levels. The course features varied terrain and is relatively flat with a mixture of gravel and some pavement. Get ready to saddle up, bond with fellow riders, and experience some of our east metro gravel roads. Don't miss out on this great local opportunity to grind some gravel and support two great cycling causes - sign up now!
Our Location and Parking: We start and end at The Bavarian Hunter Gasthaus west of Manning Avenue in Stillwater. There will be plenty of free hayfield parking available on the east side of Lofton Avenue, across from the Gasthaus. Please follow the parking volunteers directions. Hungry after ride? Thirsty? How about a brat and beer on us? When you show up for registration you will receive a token for 1 free brat and beer in the Gasthaus Bier Garten. But wait, there's more….There will be live music on the stage all afternoon as well.
Courses to be published closer to event day, we will have 2 distances, a 50 and a 30 mile route. We are excited to host this event again after several years of success, register early, we are limiting participation to 250 riders. The Bavarian Hunter Gasthaus is planning on a great German after party for us. The ride event is hosted by Chilkoot Velo of Stillwater, we are an all discipline cycling club/team open to all levels. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Pedal Power Minnesota and Little Bellas Mountain Biking. Please familiarize yourself with their missions. We are firmly committed to cycling opportunities for all and getting kids on bikes.
Gravel 'Sota participants will need to have a GPS track file (Strava, Garmin, etc) to show mileage participation. Please answer the registration questions accordingly.
Tell your friends about us and come have a great time riding and afterwards. We look forward to seeing this year and thank you for your continued support.
PLEASE NOTE:
TROPHIES awarded to TOP THREE finishers overall for Men, Women, Non-Binary/GNC categories for the 50, 69, 111, and 222 mi distances.
RIBBONS awarded to TOP THREE in all other categories/distances.
All registrations are NON-REFUNDABLE and FINAL after checkout.
Participants may change categories, but deferrals are NOT allowed after checkout.
Chosen categories are FINAL once online registration closes.
Transfers are NOT allowed.
Join us for the annual Hometown Half Marathon & 5k/10k! A run local-themed event that is perfect for the whole family.
The fun includes -
Great Swag - designer shirt & custom medal
Chip-timing with live results and awards
Pacers for the half marathon
Free photos
Delicious Treats waiting at the finish line
Plenty of fun!
*Youth-based pricing for the 5k/10k, 12 & Under are only $17!
Half Marathon Registration includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and an awesome finisher medal!
10k registration includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and an awesome finisher medal!
5k registration includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and an awesome finisher medal!
1 Mile registration is untimed and includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and an awesome finisher medal!
The kid's dash is a fun, untimed dash for our kiddos ages 10 and under. Registration includes a mini bib, youth-sized shirt, and a specifically crafted medal for our kids' dash event! (If your child wants to run the kid's dash, and doesn't want the SWAG, they are welcome to run with us on race day for free!)
*Register by midnight on Thursday, two Thursdays before race day, to guarantee your shirt!
The Ravine Trail Run takes place on cross-country ski trails with several hills, making it moderately challenging. The trail is a 3.2-mile loop, wide enough for passing and walking, featuring hills, valleys, shaded tree areas, and sunny prairie sections. The terrain includes grass, mud, packed dirt, and rocky sections in washout areas. The 5k race consists of one loop, while the 10k race includes two loops.
Course and Location:
The race starts at the Ravine Landing building next to the parking lot at the end of Ravine Road, following the Green and Red trail loops. These will be marked with ACR arrows, but be aware of many offshoots and the fact that trails are open to the public. We do our best with signage.
Registration Information:
Register on the Runsignup page. Prices will increase on the following dates: 9/2/2024, 9/6/2024, and on race day 9/7/2024. Register early to get the best price.
Location and Parking:
The race starts at the Ravine Landing building next to the parking lot at the end of Ravine Road. There is a large parking lot in the park that should accommodate all racers.
Packet Pickup:
Pre-race day packet pickup details are TBD; expect it to be one night the week before the race. Day-of packet pickup starts at 7 AM and includes your bib number, timing chip, and any event swag.
Race Schedule:
7:00 AM - Race Check-In & Day-of Registration opens
8:00 AM - 10k Race Starts
8:15 AM - 5k Race Starts
9:15 AM - Awards (time subject to change)
Aid Stations:
There will be water and light snacks at the start line. Please bring your own water bottle to minimize waste, but a water refill station will be available at the start.
Timing and Results:
The Ravine Trail Run is a gun-timed race using chips. Each runner must wear a race bib visible at all times, especially when crossing the finish line. Timing is based on a group start. Faster runners should start closer to the start line, while walkers should start near the back of the corral to prevent bottlenecking. Be considerate of other racers by stating when you are passing and moving to the right if your pace slows. Results will be posted on our Runsignup page, and QR codes will be available for immediate result checks at the finish line.
Awards and Prizes:
Awards will be given to the top 3 overall male and female finishers based on gun time. Age group awards based on chip time will be given if enough runners participate.
Race Rules and Guidelines:
The trail is open to the public; please be courteous to pedestrians.
Pets are not allowed; the trail can get crowded.
Your bib must be visible at all times.
Post-Race Celebration:
The post-race celebration begins as soon as runners cross the finish line, featuring music and light snacks.
Spectator Information:
The best spot for spectators is at the starting line. There are a few spots along the trail where you can catch your runner and then cut across to see them again.
Safety Precautions:
The trails are open to the public; be cautious and courteous.
This is not a stroller-friendly course due to loose soil, mud, dirt, and hills.
No bikes are allowed in the race.
Please leave your pets at home.
Volunteers Needed:
Volunteers receive one free entry to a race of their choice within a year. We always need volunteers; we cannot run the races without you! Email us at [email protected] to volunteer.
Weather / Cancellation:
Athena Clydesdale Racing and its race directors reserve the right to cancel or delay the event in case of inclement weather. There are no refunds.
Come join us for the 12th Annual Hopkins Royal Triathlon!
Participate in a traditional sprint distance tri, or our famous mini-sprint tri (aka: the US mini-Sprint Nationals.) Either way, you'll be treated like royalty!
The race sells out every year weeks in advance, so please don't wait!