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Glow by the Bay 5K
Friday, August 21
7 PM
Superior, WI
Ready, set, GLOW!
Join us for a unique evening 5K Run/Walk - benefiting the Twin Ports community - then stay for the Lake Superior Dragon Boat Festival fun on Barker’s Island. Friday night’s entertainment will include food trucks, a beverage tent, and live music.
The Lake Superior Dragon Boat Festival 5K Run/Walk/Roll will be held on Friday, August 21, 2026, at 7:00 pm in Superior, WI, on the Osaugie Trail.
A FREE Kids Fun Run (Kids 10 and under) will be held on Friday, August 21, 2026, at 6:30 pm in Superior, WI, on the Osaugie Trail. No registration is required for the Kids Fun Run.
Each child participating in the Kids Fun Run/Walk will receive a goodie bag (while supplies last).
Paid parking is available in the large grassy area across from Barker’s Island for $5 each day (cash only).
Thank you to our sponsors: Solstice Vacation Rentals and the McClellan Family
The Lake Superior Dragon Boat Festival (August 21-22) is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Superior, with proceeds supporting various charitable organizations in the Twin Ports.
The festival is family friendly, has no admission fee for spectators, and is tons of fun! A small cash fee will be charged for parking on both days of the festival.
Tortoise & Hare Race Management
Our partners from Tortoise & Hare Race Management will be providing:
Finish Line Chip Timing
Bibs
Immediate Results (printed and posted online)
LED Race Clock
and more!
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026
General Race Information
All bikes (mountain, fat, and single-speed), race against each other in the following races - Expert, Sport, and Citizen. Class 1 Peddle Assist E-bikes are allowed in each race, but are not eligible for prizes. (Sorry, no Tandem bikes will be allowed)
The race start and finish are at the Birkie OO Trail Head, three miles east from Seeley on County Highway “OO”.
Each registered race participant will be given a food and beverage ticket.
Food and beverages will be available to non-racers at a nominal charge.
Award times TBD – we will update when known
Race Course Maps
Trail maintenance and logging may force changes - we will notify racers by email by Thursday, August 20th and also have notices available when you pick up your race number.
Click here to see the Citizen, Sport and Expert course maps on RideWithGPS where you can download the files to your phone app or GPS head unit. If the link doesn't work, copy and paste this url into your browser: https://ridewithgps.com/collections/2113549. Experts please note that your course has been lengthened by 0.5 miles and now includes a section near the end following the end portion of the Newbie course, that drops down Picnic Table Hill on the Birkie Trail and then follows a portion of the Makwa Trail back toward the long straightaway to the finish line. This section is not represented on the Expert course map here, but will be flagged on race day.
The course map for the Newbie Course is here: https://ridewithgps.com/trips/361715015
Registration Information - total combined riders limited to 300
(because of internet reliability -we have the following in place to ensure you are registered in the timing data base)
THERE WILL BE NO REGISTRATION ON RACE DAY - Registration closes on Friday, August 21, 2026, at 9:00 pm
Registered participants may change their event at bib pick up or by going to your RunSignUp registration account before picking up your bib
No changes on race day.
Event registrations are not transferable and fees are not refundable for any reason including race cancellation.
Entry Fee Schedule
Open - July 26 EXPERT = $60 SPORT = $55 Sr CITIZEN = $45
July 27 - Aug 16 EXPERT = $70 SPORT = $65 Sr CITIZEN = $55
Aug 17 - Aug 21 EXPERT = $80 SPORT = $75 Sr CITIZEN = $65
Jr CITIZEN - registration fee is set at $35 from Open registration thru August 21
NEWBIE - registration fee is set at $25 from Open registration thru August 21
Bib Pick-up Information
Location on both days - Sawmill Saloon located on Highway 63 in Seeley, WI, located 10 miles north of Hayward.
Friday - Aug 21, 2026 from 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Race Day, Aug 22, 2026 from 8:00 am – 9:45 am - (Be sure to allow at least 30 minutes to drive to 00, park and get to the start)
Individual Race Information
22 Mile EXPERT Race – 10 am start -
A fast, technical, and physically challenging race course, for the advanced skilled, and conditioned riders age 15 and older.
Prize $ for the first 3 overall men and women
Age Category awards for 15-19 and then every 10 years ages 20+ (20-29, 30 -39 etc.) for top 3 male and female riders
17 Mile SPORT Race – 9:45 am start
A fast, less technical, yet challenging course for the moderately skilled and conditioned rider. For riders age 13 and older
Age Category awards for 13-19 and then every 10 years age 20+ (20-29, 30 -39 etc.) for top 3 male and female riders
12 Mile CITIZEN Race (Junior and Senior Divisions) – 9:30 am start
A less technical, rolling course for beginner to moderately skilled and conditioned riders
Senior Division – ages 17+ with Age Category awards for 17-19 and then every 10 years 20+ (20-29, 30 -39 etc.) for top 3 male and female riders
Junior Division – ages 13 – 16 with Age Category 13 -16 for top 3 male and female riders.
3.5 Mile NEWBIE Race (added 2026) 9:15 am start
A fun, less technical course for newer riders.
Includes ski trails and single track for riders age 10+
Age Classes include 10, 11,12 and 13+. Category awards for top 3 male and female riders in Classes 10, 11 and 12. Other riders age 13 and above may race the course, will be provided with their finish time, but will NOT be eligible for any award
CUB EVENT
The PreFat Kid’s event is back!
It will be held at approximately 12:30 (after most of the racers have finished)
This event is open to anyone 10 and under. Race is free! (donations welcome)
Register in the kids tent on Saturday - each racer will need a signed waiver
The riding will be supervised by members from the local bike team but parents are welcome to ride with their participant.
The racers will ride the last 2k of the race course and finish at the official finish gate. There is a turn off option for younger kids who do not want to ride the single track portion.
This is a fun event and will not be timed, riders can ride as many times as they want
Each rider will get a bike plate number and small token
2025 RACE RESULTS
https://endurancepromotions.com/ResultDetails.aspx?id=1703
please check our web page for Lions Club activity https://www.e-clubhouse.org/sites/seeley/
Tom Matthiae - COURSE Chief
Judy Rowley Registration
Come race in the Big Lake! Swim parallel to the shore along the sand beach of Park Point. Swim 1, 2, or 3.7 miles, finishing at the Park Point Recreation Area
Mark your calendars for the 2026 Duluth Public Schools Unity In Our Community event at Bayfront Festival Park. Join us from 4:00-7:00 p.m. on Monday, August 24 to celebrate our district's students, staff, parents, and community.
The event will again include a FREE 1-mile fun run, starting at 4:30 p.m. and organized by the Young Athletes Foundation (YAF). IMPORTANT: Registration is required for the fun run.
The night will continue following the run with dozens of interactive activities, vendor booths, speakers, and much more.
Unity In Our Community is organized by Duluth Public Schools.
Women's Only 5K, 10K & 1 Mile!
GIRLS still just wanna have FUN!! And we are doing it here in Ashland, WI, with a race for every chick!!
On Saturday, September 12th, get your girlfriends together and come to Ashland dressed in your blingest best and walk, run, skip or jump in the annual Chick-uamegon 1-mile/5K & 10K walk/run. Race starts at 10am!!
This year we have moved the event to an earlier date hoping for warmer weather and paired it with the Muralfest, Car Show and Cornhole Tournament! A day packed with FUN!
This race is truly a FUN RUN!
Prizes will be given away to;
3 places for Blingest or Best Costume ( $50/$25/$25 in Chamber Dollars);
Best Dressed Volunteer ($20);
3 random drawings (each $20 in Chamber Dollars)
Founded in 1996, the NorthShore Inline Marathon is dedicated to spreading the love of inline skating and overall fitness. Every year thousands of athletes of all ages come to Duluth to participate in this one-of-a-kind event. The NSIM offers a historic route, great views, and an even better community. It has been called one of the best inline marathons in the world by countless publications and has become a tradition for many. Come join us this year for our 28th year of skating.
Our event also includes our running division, which hosts two breathtaking runs. The first is the St. Luke's Half Marathon, one of Minnesota's most beautiful half marathons. This event begins on the scenic North Shore highway, with runners making their way through the Northland woods, passing through the tunnels of Interstate 35, and finishing alongside the iconic William A. Irvin. Our second race, the Finden Marketing Tunnel 10k, offers runners a unique experience of traversing the I-35 tunnels, covering 6 miles of interstate before finishing near the William A. Irvin.
Lastly, our FinnSisu Ski Division is an emerging part of our race series. It offers roller skiers of all skill levels two options: a 42k and a 21k Rollerski. Participants can ski alongside over 2,000 inline skaters, immersing themselves in the event's lively atmosphere!
Bring friends, make memories, and skate on!
Join us for the second annual Twilight Trot 5k and Sunset Stroll 1 mile walk! An event presented by Covenant Ability Network of Minnesota, featuring a 5k run out and back on the beautiful lake walk along Lake Superior, a 1-mile stroll heading towards the aerial lift bridge.
Race stat times: Twilight Trot 5k 6:00pm, Sunset Stroll 1 mile walk 6:05pm
Course: The race will start and finish at the Lakewalk Endion Station. The course is an out and back heading north east on the Lakewalk before returning to downtown. Please stay to the RIGHT side of the course, as runners will be going the opposite direction for a portion of the race.
Fundraisers: Become a fundraiser and help support CAN of MN and all the individuals we serve! The more you fundraise, the more swag you get!
Get $75 in donations and get a free race entry!
$100 receive a CAN Winter hat and free entry
$150 receive a CAN T-shirt, winter hat and free entry
$250 receive a CAN Sweatshirt, T-shirt, winter hat and free entry
Awards and Race results: The awards ceremony will take place between 6:45-7pm. Results will be posted online.
Parking: Runners and walkers are encouraged to arrive early to allow yourself time to get to the start line. It is suggested that you use a nearby ramp or lot, and walk to the start line.
Shirts: Register before September 1st in order to guarantee a race shirt. If you register after that date, you may not be guaranteed a shirt.
Note: Virtual race cost will not include a t-shirt
The Duluth Women’s 10 Mile is an awe-inspiring event that brings women together to run 10 incredible miles together. This run was created to empower women, and to cheer them on in a race where they are celebrated.
The sunrise start high on Hawk Ridge provides expansive Lake Superior views with breathtaking colors and energy. The course will take you from the skyline to the shoreline as it traverses the hillside before descending Seven Bridges Road where you'll "Bridge the Gap" on a beautiful forest road that winds across the bridges before arriving at the shore of Lake Superior. The second half of the course winds along the Lake on the Lakewalk to the finish at Duluth Running Co. near downtown Duluth.
“Bridging the Gap" is a metaphor for the gap women face. It’s a pay gap. It’s an accessibility gap. It’s many other gaps, and these gaps have consequences. Together with the Entrepreneur Fund (501c3) we’ve created an opportunity to Bridge the Gap. All donations and funds raised from this event support women entrepreneurs with resources to build and grow sustainable businesses.
The 19th Annual Grand Traverse is a fully supported hike/run along the Superior Hiking trail in Duluth, MN. The Grand Traverse offers four challenging distances to choose from. All distances are point to point. Shuttle bus service provided to start locations. All distances finish at the Fitger's Courtyard next to Lake Superior.
Welcome to the Tamarack Health WhistleStop Marathon and Half- Marathon! Join us on our beautiful marathon course that begins in Iron River, Wisconsin and finishes in Ashland, Wisconsin on Lake Superior’s south shore.
The scenic fall backdrop will surround you as you run on a gradual decline towards the finish line in Ashland. Our fall marathon offers you spectacular views of the countryside, fall colors, and the most fun- friendly aid stations. It’s easy to see why the WhistleStop is the Upper Midwest’s best fall classic.
Trying to qualify for Boston, or you might be hoping for that Personal Record, or this may be a first long-distance event for you. Regardless the reason, the race staff, along, with our volunteer team, are here to support you from the start-line to the finish-line and thank you for choosing the WhistleStop Marathon!! We know you will feel the warm hospitality from our businesses and residents as you embark on the most Scenic, Fun, Fall Marathon, with the best volunteers!
The Cloquet River Run is a fun, family-friendly event organized by Churchill Elementary Partners In Education to promote health and wellness for the students and families of Churchill Elementary. Since 2007, runners and walkers of all ages have enjoyed the 1-mile and 5K races, both starting and ending at Churchill Elementary on USATF-certified courses.
Proceeds support wellness and educational programs at Churchill Elementary, funding playground equipment, healthy snacks, tech, and more—thanks to our generous sponsors and participants.
1 Mile Run/Walk starts at 9:00 a.m., with the 5k Run/Walk following at 9:30 a.m.