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About this event
Come choose between four different rides to see beautiful Sumner County supporting Sumner County Charities. Start Times for the events are:
7:00am for the 50K/100K Ride
7:05am for the 12.5/25K Ride
We are also hosting a Kids Bike Rodeo in the parking lot at 8:00am! (register on site)
All Routes are on streets with Vehicular Traffic Please see safety instructions below!
There are 3 rest stops on the 100K, 1 on the 50K and 1 on 25K. They are equally spaced (16-20 miles apart) and have Water, & Gatorade, the 50 & 100K rest stops have Bananas, Pickles, PBJ Sandwiches and Porta Poties. If you have any questions contact Paul Dana
Bike Routes (Click on Route for Map View)
100K (Yellow Road Markings)
50K (Green Road Markings)
25k ( White Road Markings)
12.5k (Red Road Markings)
Ride with GPS link to all maps: https://ridewithgps.com/collections/10047824
Advanced Registration and Fees if registered by Friday 1 week prior to event.
25k:
$40/person,
$90/family (limit 3 family members)
$100/ family ( limit 4 family members)
$110/ family ( limit 5 family members)
50k/100k:
$40.00/person
$90/family (limit 3 family members)
$100/ family ( limit 4 family members)
$110/ family ( limit 5 family members)
NOTE: T-shirt guaranteed for advanced registrants
Race Day or Late Registration and Fees: Registration on Race Day will be held at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church on Stop Thirty Road from 6:15 to 7:00 a.m. Fees are (Cash and Checks only).
25k:
$50/person
$105/family (limit 3 family members)
50k/100k:
$50/person
$105/family (limit 3 family members)
$115/family ( limit 4 family members)
$115/ family ( limit 5 family members)
NOTE: T-shirt available ONLY as supply lasts for Race Day or Late Registration
Registration Fees increase one week before the ride-Register Early!
Event details and schedule
Vehicular traffic will be on all roads, so please ride safely by observing the following
SAFETY RULES: 12.5K (Red Road Markings) 25K (White Road Markings); 50K (Green Road Markings); 100K (Yellow Road Markings):
1.A Snellor A.N.S.I.approved helmet is required.
2.Do not attempt trips that are beyond your capabilities.
3.Be sure your bicycle is the right size for you and keep it in good repair, checking for loose and worn parts regularly.
4.Persons riding upon a roadway shall not ride more than two abreast and shall not impede the normal and reasonable flow of traffic.
5.Ride on the right-hand side of the road.
6.Obey all traffic signs and signals.
7.Pass by cyclists on left side only.
8.Signal all turns well in advance; keep both hands on your handlebars when executing a turn.
9.When riding during periods of rain, remember that water adversely affects stopping, turning & stability.
10.Never ride at night without proper lights and reflectors.
11.No stereo headphones are permitted to be used while riding.
12.Ride defensively and in a predictable manner. Stay alert. The bicycle always loses in a conflict with a car.
13.Never stop on the pavement when experiencing mechanical problems or fatigue. Pull to the shoulder of the road.
14.Establish eye contact with drivers around you and be sure they are always aware of your presence.
15.Wear bright clothing for visibility. Avoid loose fitting clothes that might get caught in the spokes or chain.
16.Watch out for speeding drivers.
17.Before starting mountain descents or long steep downgrades, make sure your brake, cables, tires and wheels are in good condition and your load is secure.
18.Be courteous to other drivers. Keep traffic flowing by helping them pass you in a safe manner.
19.Never kick at dogs if they chase you .Use your water bottle to frighten them.
HEALTHTIPS:
1.Make sure that water bottles are full of fresh water.
2.Drink plenty of liquids to replenish lost body fluids. Juices will replace lost potassium.
3.Wetting your T-shirt will cool your body effectively on hot days.
4.To prevent muscle spasms, do stretching exercises or
knee bends before starting out.
Directions:Hendersonville is 18 miles NE of Nashville.
Take I-65 north to Vietnam Veterans Blvd (386 Exit 95)–
Take Exit 7 – Indian Lake Blvd.
Turn left and then take the first right turn on Stop Thirty Rd.
The Church is 2 tenths upon the right handside.
Event details and schedule
About this event
Come choose between four different rides to see beautiful Sumner County supporting Sumner County Charities. Start Times for the events are:
7:00am for the 50K/100K Ride
7:05am for the 12.5/25K Ride
We are also hosting a Kids Bike Rodeo in the parking lot at 8:00am! (register on site)
All Routes are on streets with Vehicular Traffic Please see safety instructions below!
There are 3 rest stops on the 100K, 1 on the 50K and 1 on 25K. They are equally spaced (16-20 miles apart) and have Water, & Gatorade, the 50 & 100K rest stops have Bananas, Pickles, PBJ Sandwiches and Porta Poties. If you have any questions contact Paul Dana
Bike Routes (Click on Route for Map View)
100K (Yellow Road Markings)
50K (Green Road Markings)
25k ( White Road Markings)
12.5k (Red Road Markings)
Ride with GPS link to all maps: https://ridewithgps.com/collections/10047824
Advanced Registration and Fees if registered by Friday 1 week prior to event.
25k:
$40/person,
$90/family (limit 3 family members)
$100/ family ( limit 4 family members)
$110/ family ( limit 5 family members)
50k/100k:
$40.00/person
$90/family (limit 3 family members)
$100/ family ( limit 4 family members)
$110/ family ( limit 5 family members)
NOTE: T-shirt guaranteed for advanced registrants
Race Day or Late Registration and Fees: Registration on Race Day will be held at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church on Stop Thirty Road from 6:15 to 7:00 a.m. Fees are (Cash and Checks only).
25k:
$50/person
$105/family (limit 3 family members)
50k/100k:
$50/person
$105/family (limit 3 family members)
$115/family ( limit 4 family members)
$115/ family ( limit 5 family members)
NOTE: T-shirt available ONLY as supply lasts for Race Day or Late Registration
Registration Fees increase one week before the ride-Register Early!
Event details and schedule
Vehicular traffic will be on all roads, so please ride safely by observing the following
SAFETY RULES: 12.5K (Red Road Markings) 25K (White Road Markings); 50K (Green Road Markings); 100K (Yellow Road Markings):
1.A Snellor A.N.S.I.approved helmet is required.
2.Do not attempt trips that are beyond your capabilities.
3.Be sure your bicycle is the right size for you and keep it in good repair, checking for loose and worn parts regularly.
4.Persons riding upon a roadway shall not ride more than two abreast and shall not impede the normal and reasonable flow of traffic.
5.Ride on the right-hand side of the road.
6.Obey all traffic signs and signals.
7.Pass by cyclists on left side only.
8.Signal all turns well in advance; keep both hands on your handlebars when executing a turn.
9.When riding during periods of rain, remember that water adversely affects stopping, turning & stability.
10.Never ride at night without proper lights and reflectors.
11.No stereo headphones are permitted to be used while riding.
12.Ride defensively and in a predictable manner. Stay alert. The bicycle always loses in a conflict with a car.
13.Never stop on the pavement when experiencing mechanical problems or fatigue. Pull to the shoulder of the road.
14.Establish eye contact with drivers around you and be sure they are always aware of your presence.
15.Wear bright clothing for visibility. Avoid loose fitting clothes that might get caught in the spokes or chain.
16.Watch out for speeding drivers.
17.Before starting mountain descents or long steep downgrades, make sure your brake, cables, tires and wheels are in good condition and your load is secure.
18.Be courteous to other drivers. Keep traffic flowing by helping them pass you in a safe manner.
19.Never kick at dogs if they chase you .Use your water bottle to frighten them.
HEALTHTIPS:
1.Make sure that water bottles are full of fresh water.
2.Drink plenty of liquids to replenish lost body fluids. Juices will replace lost potassium.
3.Wetting your T-shirt will cool your body effectively on hot days.
4.To prevent muscle spasms, do stretching exercises or
knee bends before starting out.
Directions:Hendersonville is 18 miles NE of Nashville.
Take I-65 north to Vietnam Veterans Blvd (386 Exit 95)–
Take Exit 7 – Indian Lake Blvd.
Turn left and then take the first right turn on Stop Thirty Rd.
The Church is 2 tenths upon the right handside.
Join us for the Heatwave Half Marathon, 10K, & 5K!
A sun-soaked summer challenge that’s perfect for the whole family.
The fun includes –
Great Swag – designer shirt & custom medal
Chip-timing with live results and awards
Free photos
FREE ice cream at the finish to help you cool off
Plenty of hot fun in the summer sun!
Grab your friends and family—you won’t want to miss this one!
Can’t make the race? No problem! We offer a virtual race option where you can run anywhere, at any time, and still earn the fun swag!
Youth-based pricing is available: ages 12 & under are only $17!
Half Marathon/10K/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!
Kid’s Dash is a fun, untimed dash for ages 10 and under. Registration includes a mini bib, youth-sized shirt, and a specially crafted medal for our youngest runners! (If your child wants to run the kid’s dash without swag, they’re welcome to run free on race day!)
Register by midnight on Thursday, two Thursdays before race day, to guarantee your shirt!
Flat, Fast & Fun!
Now in its 39th year, the Mountain Lakes Triathlon invites you to swim the calm waters of Lake Guntersville, bike a flat, beautiful loop, and run lakeside greenways.
Whether you’re chasing a personal best or just finishing strong, the community vibe and post-race pool party make this event one to remember.
Join athletes of all levels for a day of challenge, camaraderie, and celebration at one of the country’s longest-running triathlons.
Celebrate the holiday spirit in the middle of summer at the Christmas in July 5K/10K/Half Marathon! This means Santa is on Vacay!
Come out and join us at Tennessee Riverwalk Trail Shelter #1. This festive race brings all the cheer of the season—without the cold—giving athletes a fun and energetic way to race during the warm summer months.
Whether you’re tackling the 5K, 10K, or Half Marathon, you’ll enjoy a spirited race atmosphere filled with holiday flair, seasonal fun, and motivation from start to finish. Runners and walkers of all levels are welcome to join in the celebration.
All athletes who cross the finish line will receive a custom finisher medal and a spirited, race-themed shirt to commemorate their accomplishment. Awards will be presented to men and women for all three distances to the top finishers in the usual five-year age groups, starting at 10 & Under.
Break out the holiday cheer, lace up your running shoes, and make summer miles merry at the Christmas in July 5K/10K/Half Marathon.
The 9th Annual Nashville, TN Run for Resilience Ostomy 5k will be held on Saturday, October 3, 2026 in celebration of World Ostomy Day. All proceeds benefit the United Ostomy Associations of America, Inc (UOAA) charity, a 501(c)(3) organization. All donations are tax deductible. (https://www.ostomy.org/)
RACE DAY SCHEDULE - Subject to Change
9:00 AM to 9:30 AM - Volunteer Check-in & Vendor/Sponsor Set-up
10:00 AM to 10:30 AM - Race Day Registration & Packet Pick-up
11:00 AM - Run/Walk Start
12:00 Noon (or until the final finisher crosses the finish line - Awards Ceremony
The Registration Fee includes a unisex adult or youth size T-Shirt, Bib with timing chip, and runner "swag" bag. So don't delay, register today to guarantee availability in your t-shirt size!
RACE COURSE
This 5k Timed Run and 1 mile Children's Fun Run will be held at Shelby Bottoms located at Shelby Avenue & S. 20th Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee. With over 336 acres of land, Shelby Bottoms is a large urban park located approximately three miles east of downtown Nashville along the Cumberland River. The park includes playgrounds, a dog park, baseball fields, two golf courses, and a community center.
The route map will be included in your registration packets. This course is timed, so Go For It! Professional race day timing services are provided by Bald Eagle Multi Sport events. There will be awards and medals following the run.
PACKET PICKUP - Details to be Announced
PARKING
There is ample free parking for up to 1,000 cars and free admission to Shelby Park and Shelby Park Community Center.
PRIZES
Prizes will be awarded to the top Male and top Female Overall Finishers, top M/F in each age group, as well as to the top Male and Female Ostomates. his could change for each event as well.
OPTIONAL OSTOMY POUCH
Race registration bags will have typical race/sponsor promotional items, ostomy education materials, and most importantly an ostomy pouch provided by one or more of our sponsors. We encourage non-ostomate participants to put on a pouch for the race to improve awareness and empathy for the challenges faced by people living with ostomies.
CREATE OR JOIN A RACE GROUP/TEAM!
Once you’ve registered you have the option to CREATE a new RACE GROUP/TEAM or to JOIN one that’s already been established. This is a great way to get others in your community to Register to Participate in the Run and compete against each other. Invite family, friends, co-workers to Register, pick to be on your Race Group/Team (or start their own), order their T-Shirt & Bib and celebrate the day with you! (Please note this is NOT a Team Fundraiser. To set up a Personal or Team Fundraiser, please go to the DONATE button.)
FUNDRAISING - Raise $150 or more and your Registration Fee will be refunded!
Fundraising is an important aspect of our Run for Resilience Ostomy 5K. Funds raised help UOAA continue to provide resources, educational materials, advocacy and support to the ostomy and continent diversion community.
We invite you to set up your own Personal or Team Fundraiser when registering to participate in the event, or through our DONATE button at the top of this page. You can create a unique Fundraiser Name and URL address, personalize your fundraising message, and direct your friends and family to your page to join your team or sponsor you in your fundraising goal.
FUNDRAISING INCENTIVES
Your commitment to fundraise and support the ostomy and continent diversion community is no small endeavor, and we appreciate your dedication and hard work.
♦Fundraising Level - Empower: $250+ in fundraising individually or as a Team Captain.
♦Fundraising award: TBD
♦Fundraising Level - Champion: $450+ in fundraising individually or as a Team Captain
♦Fundraising award: TBD
The Champion level fundraisers will also receive the Empower level fundraising award.
SPONSORSHIP
If you are interested in sponsoring the Race, please contact Deborah Nelson at [email protected] or Jen Small at [email protected]
DONATIONS
United Ostomy Associations of America (UOAA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that supports, empowers and advocates for the estimated 725,000 to 1 Million people who are living with an ostomy or continent diversion across the country. Your generous donation helps us to raise awareness of this life-saving surgery and to continue our mission of promoting their quality of life through information, support, advocacy and collaboration. To make a Donation or start a Fundraising Team, please click on the "DONATE" Button at the top of this page.
RUN REFERRAL PROGRAM
Invite 5 other people to register and participate in the Run with you and you will be refunded $20 on YOUR registration! Simply share your unique referral link found on your registration confirmation page (email) "Remember to invite your friends with your special URL https:// ..."
The referral program is valid for all in-person run locations and the virtual event so even if they cannot join you where you are, they can still celebrate from afar!
NEW!
Hot Summer Nights 5K
This will be run the night before our Annual Run Dirty Event
Proceeds from the race support North Alabama Cross Country.
Every year Fleet Feet Huntsville/Madison donates approximately $30,000 to local cross-country events and high school programs.
Help us make the 2026 Cross Country year the best yet!
We encourage the entire family to participate this year.
Packet Pick-up will be at Fleet Feet Huntsville on Friday from 10-3
Race start time is 6:00 p.m.
Early Registration Fee:
Individual $25
Questions? Please [email protected]
This is the 12th year of the Viking Challenge 5K. It starts and ends at Community High School, passing through a local neighborhood before returning to campus and winding through the school's wooded cross country trail. Proceeds benefit the Cross Country and Girls'Soccer teams. Awards given to the top 3 overall male and female as well as the top 1 by age categories.
Event details and schedule
Packet pickup day of 6:15am
Race start 7:00am
Awards approximately 8:00am
Lace up those running shoes and dust off your boogie shoes for the 2nd annual Live Like Jack 5K and 1Mile Kids run followed by a post race dance party and arm wrestling competition.
Why are we doing this?
Our son, Jack was born with a birth defect called bilateral clubfoot which, if left untreated, can impair a child's ability to run, jump and play. Jack also has arthrogryposis and limb differences, which effect his upper extremities and joints.
Through our journey we realized that treatment for these conditions can be costly so we are raising funds to assist families with the cost of care associated with treatments, travel, therapies and adaptive equipment.
All funds raised through the Live Like Jack 5k will benefit awareness, research, treatment and management of clubfoot and other musculoskeletal conditions and limb differences. We also donate and support adaptive athletes and those with limb differences and musculoskeletal conditions in activities of sport and fitness.
Last year our proceeds went to Miracle Flights and Children's flight of hope to fly clubfoot and limb different children to treatment and surgeries. We also donated to Able Youth a non profit helping child wheelchair users navigate sports and daily living as well as Hope Walks a charity that treats clubfoot kids in low-income countries. This year we will be donating to Achilles International and other charities that align with our values.
We aim to support EVERYONE--including those with disabilities, impairments and differences-- in their journey to run, jump, play and ultimately LIVE like Jack.
We were told when Jack was a baby that he would "never be normal" and we say.... maybe "normal" isn't all it's cracked up to be.
IN A WORLD OF NORMAL, EMBRACE YOUR DIFFERENCES!
SWAG: All participants receive a top quality tee and fun finisher medal!
Walkers, children and pets welcome and encouraged!! Or make a donation and come hang out with us :)
*Chip timing by A matter of timing.
POST RACE PIZZA AND DANCE PARTY! along with snow cones, arm wrestling and other fun events for kids... and adults!
Balloon characters by @tn.twister
501c3 nonprofit charity
Saturday, August 8 | Nashville, TN
Kick off Tomato Fest weekend the right way! 🍅 Join us for the 18th Annual East Nashville Tomato 5K at East Park. A certified, chip-timed road race that brings the community together for fitness, fun, and a whole lot of tomato spirit.
The 5K starts at 7:30 AM, with the Kids Fun Run beginning at 7:00 AM. Runners and walkers of all paces are welcome, and the course is stroller- and pet-friendly, so bring the whole crew!
This race has become the traditional kickoff to Tomato Fest festivities, making it one of the most spirited mornings of the summer.
Swag & Awards
All participants receive a race t-shirt and finisher medal.
Awards include:
Top 3 Overall (Male & Female)
Top Overall Masters (40+)
Top Overall Grand Masters (50+)
Top Overall Senior Grand Masters (60+)
Top Overall Senior Grand Masters (70+)
Tomato-themed costumes are highly encouraged. The more creative, the better!
Post-Race Celebration
After crossing the finish line, enjoy the sights, sounds, and flavors of Tomato Fest with friends, family, and fellow runners.
Registration & Packet Pickup
Early packet pickup: August 7, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM at the Margaret Maddox Family YMCA.
Race morning packet pickup: August 8, starting at 6:00 AM at East Park.
The 5K is capped at 2,000 participants, so register early to secure your spot.
The race benefits the Margaret Maddox Family YMCA, supporting programs that strengthen our East Nashville community.
We’ll see you at the start line! 🍅🏃♂️
Join us for our 21st Annual HEAT Kid's Triathlon on Saturday August 8, 2026 at 7 am. There are two race divisions. Juniors: ages 6-10 and Seniors: ages 11-15. The 6-10 year olds will swim a 50 yard pool swim, bike 2 miles, and run 1 mile. The 11-15 years olds (Seniors) will swim a 100 yard pool swim, bike 4 miles, and run 2 miles.
*USAT (USA Triathlon) rules require that the age that is used is the age as of 12/31 of the race year. So, make sure you are clear if you have a 10 year old, for example that will be 11 before the end of the year that they are required to race in the Senior age troup.
USAT also has rules about the bike - no training wheels are allowed.
Race Information
The 46th Annual Huntsville Sprint Triathlon is presented by Edward Jones.
Race Distance: 400 meter Pool SWIM / 8 mile BIKE / 3 mile RUN (bike and run lengths are approximate and vary from year to year based on course adjustments) - scroll down for course maps.
Both Individuals Participants and Relay-Teams are welcome!
PARKING: Navigate to 2223 Drake Ave SW to access parking; DO NOT navigate to the Aquatics Center!
Race start time is 7:30am. Cutoff times will be enforced: athletes must start the bike portion by 8:45am and the run portion by 9:45am.
As in 2025, the bike course will no longer have the sharp U-Turn on Triana Boulevard but will continue south to loop around the Public Safety Training Academy parking lot before heading back north on Triana Boulevard.
Athletes will be seeded according to reported swim time (this may and should be adjusted closer to race day).
Athletes may not enter the bike course without a buckled helmet and proper footwear and attire.
An athlete and spectator guide will be emailed closer to race day. Failure to comply with the rules and regulations of the Huntsville Sprint Triathlon and the Team Rocket Tri-Club may result in disqualification.
Registration will close Friday July 31, 2026, at midnight or when registrations reach 450 cyclists.
Your finisher swag consists of a super cool, soft, lightweight t-shirt. This will be picked up on site after you finish the run.
Race proceeds will be donated to local charities.
Tee Shirt Cutoff
Register by July 18 to guarantee your shirt size! We will order extra shirts but cannot guarantee you a shirt or the correct size unless you register by July 18.
Practice Swim
There will be a practice swim and race brief on Sunday August 2nd from 2:00pm - 4:00pm (time subject to change) at the Aquatics Center (2213 Drake Ave SW).
We'll discuss the race and transition outside in front of the building and then enter the building around 2:30pm for the practice swim.
You can swim the course as many times as you like until about 3:45.
This is a great opportunity to practice the long lanes and adjust your estimated swim time!
Packet Pick-Up
Thursday August 6th, 11am - 5:45 pm at Bicycle Cove, 5575 Highway 431 South, Brownsboro, AL 35741
Friday August 7th, 11 am - 6:30 pm at Fleet Feet, 181 Hughes Road, Madison, AL 35758
Saturday August 8th - 5:30am (RACE DAY!)
Race Photos are here - Thank You We Run Huntsville for the great pics!
2025 Swim Photos
2025 Bike Photos
2025 Run Photos
2025 Practice Swim and Race Preview
Helpful Tips:
In this transition and course instruction video the Transition and Course Coordinators walk you through what to do in transition and what to expect on the course.
Watch this full course video from 2023 to be fully prepared! Note that each year there may be slight changes to the course or setup to accommodate conditions.
Reminder that athletes will enter the pool by swim time (shortest to longest) to help manage congestion. Please be as accurate as possible with your swim time; you will have an opportunity to adjust your swim time closer to race day. It is acceptable to stop and hold the side or the rope, to stop and rest at each end, and to use a snorkel. If you feel you will stop during the swim, please factor that into your swim time. There will be lifeguards and volunteers around the pool. The practice swim will be a great opportunity to determine an appropriate time!
Need help training? Fleet Feet's Tri-101 program kicks off on May 19 and is designed to have you race ready for the Huntsville Sprint Tri. Sign up and get tips from some great triathletes and access to group training sessions!
Get Involved!
Learn more about Team Rocket Tri-Club here!
The Great Chase Race is BACK! This race will not only push you to run a 5K but will also give you the chance to run down some of Cookeville‘s best runners!
5K Race and 1 Mile Fun Run
Date: August 8, 2026
Start Time: Fun Run 7:30 AM /5K 8:00 AM
100% of proceeds benefit the work of El Puente Hispanic Community Center.
We are back to our original location at Point Mallard Park!
Brothers for Life exists to support local firefighters, police officers, EMS professionals, and dispatchers.
Please join us as we support these brave men and women!
Please sign up for our 5k race, 5k ruck, or our 1 mile fun run.
RUCK DIVISION: male weight is 30lbs and female is 20lbs.
Early registration ends July 28th. Everyone that registers early gets a shirt!
Packet pickup will be Friday night at Cross Eyed Owl Brewery on Friday August 7th from 5-7PM at 105 1st Ave NE, Decatur, AL 35601. Packet pickup will be on race day, Saturday morning from 6:00AM-7:30AM in Point Mallard.
The race will start at 8:00AM.
Bluffs, Bikes & Beats
Celebrating it's 10 year anniversary in 2026, the Riverbluff Triathlon invites you to swim amongst stunning bluffs that give this triathlon its name, then bike and run through Ashland City’s charming landscapes.
Just a quick drive from Nashville, this race is perfect for locals and visitors looking for a scenic “racecation.”
Stick around for the post-race party with great food, live music, and a celebration that matches your achievement.
Beautiful course. Friendly vibe. Epic finish.
The 21st annual Fall Creek Falls Triathlons take place every year at the beautiful Fall Creek Falls State Park. The Olympic distance race began back in 2005 and races have expanded with the addition of Sprint and Half Iron distances.
See Menu bar on top for the Course Maps.
Calfkiller Sprint Triathlon - S 500 mtr. - B 22K - R 5K
Fall Creek Falls Half Iron Distance Triathlon -S 1.2 Mi - B 56 Mi - R 13.1 Mi.
Olympic Distance is a .93 mile (1.5k) swim, 24.8 mile (40k) bike, and 6.2 mile (10k) run.
Weekend events continue Sunday, August 16th with HALF MARATHON, 10K & 5 K runs. The events takes place at Tennessee's most popular state park and is centrally located between Knoxville, Nashville and Chattanooga, making it very accessible.
Fall Creek Falls Park is in Central time zone. If you are traveling from Eastern, enjoy your extra hour!
Course Maps are located lower on this page by Distance.
Packet Pickup times:
Friday afternoon from 4-7pm at the tent on the east ball field.
Saturday morning starting at 5 am at the race site.
Course Aid: Half Iron Bike will have Deer Park 700 ml water bottles at mile 24 & 39 turn-arounds. No bike aid for Olympic or Sprint. Run aid will have water and Gatorade at each station - two tables each - one for athlete cups & other for volunteers/coolers. Half Iron does two loops & pass aid stations 12 x's - Olympic does 1 loop passing aid 5 x's & Sprint course is out & back passing aid 2 x's.
The awards top 3 overall & top 3 age group for each of the three events and are highlights of a wonderful time to be had by all in this quite rural setting.
Race start times: Saturday - 7:00 AM Central Time - HALF IRON - 7:30 AM AM OLYMPIC - 8 AM SPRINT Arrive at site no later than 6 AM CST for ample time for parking, packet pickup. TRANSITION CLOSING @ 7:30 AM. If you do want to stay within the park, please reserve cabins and campsites ASAP - reserve on-line or call to reserve NOW - Campground 800-250-8610. You may also do a Google search for options - each seem to have their own web site & not one central site covering all. Pre-race information and details will be out early race week. Count on Friday packet pick-up from mid-afternoon to early evening & again early race morning. Bike can be placed in transition overnight at #'d spot. Later races can check in up to 30-minutes prior to their start. Please stay away from timing points prior to your start if earlier races are active.
RACE LOCATION – Fall Creek Falls State Park, Pikeville, TN (please allow extra travel time – park is remote & rural but worth the trip!)
BOOK ROOMS, CAMPSITES & CABINS EARLY (link) See LODGE tab at top for group discount code (Coming Soon!) to use during registration.
Age Groups and Awards: Overall awards for the top three male and female finishers & top three male and female masters. Age group awards for first, second, and third place in the following M & F age groups: 12-15, 16-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45- 49, 50-55, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70 and over & top 3 Clydesdale & Athena. Open Relay Division: Male, Female, and Co-ed.
Bald Eagle Events LLC have enabled event insurance for your consideration in the event you are unable to compete. Please review this option during the registration process.
All Bald Eagle Events triathlon events are sanctioned by USA Triathlon. When a race sanctions with USAT, it is required for each participant to purchase either a one-day license or annual membership in order to participate in said event. A one-day USAT license is $15 and an annual USAT membership is $50. Either can be purchased when signing up for the event. A youth one day or annual USAT license is $10.
Refund Policy - Bald Eagle Events LLC have a NO REFUND policy. Insurance is available during the registration of each event. Please take advantage of this option should you wish to insure your entry fees.
Race entries are non-transferable between individuals.
Event Cancellation / Modification Policy - If Natural Disaster or Community Disaster occurs, our action steps are as follows:
Bald Eagle Events LLC in concert with local officials will make decisions based on safety first.
Courses and/or race segments will be altered as agreed to between Bald Eagle Events LLC and local officials
Financial: It is not financially feasible for Bald Eagle Events LLC to accept the risk of a disaster for everyone. Each registered participant needs to accept the risk of his or her entry fee. There will be NO REFUNDS or free entries to future races. The money you paid is spent developing the subject event.
Bald Eagle Events LLCdoes not save any money if one of our events has to be canceled for reasons beyond our control. All supplies and services needed for the events are purchased and/or arranged in advance. All event supplies and services associated with that event must be paid for, regardless of the outcome.
Join us for the third running of the Elkmont Red Devil 5K!
This fun and exciting race is set in the heart of Elkmont, Alabama! This annual event brings together runners, walkers, and families for a scenic, fast-paced 5K through the charming streets of Elkmont, all while supporting local schools and community initiatives.
The Elkmont Red Devil 5K course offers a unique blend of rural beauty and small-town charm, winding through the historic downtown area and surrounding landscapes, with stunning views of rolling hills and open fields. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just looking for a fun way to get active, this race is perfect for everyone.
Runners and walkers will enjoy a festive atmosphere, with local vendors, cheering spectators, and Red Devil pride on full display. Don’t miss out on the post-race celebration with awards for top finishers, refreshments, and entertainment. Plus, participants receive a special race shirt and medal to commemorate the day!
The Elkmont Red Devil 5K is more than just a race—it’s a celebration of our community and a way to support the schools and programs that help make Elkmont a great place to live. Lace up your shoes, grab your friends and family, and get ready for a race day full of fun, energy, and hometown pride!
Beware, we don't call it the RED DEVIL for nothing!
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