One Barrel 2.62 run starting and ending at One Barrel Brewing Co in Egg Harbor. All participants receive a custom race stocking hat, One Barrel Brewing Co. can koozie and one free beer after the run.
A trail run and outdoor celebration in Wisconsin’s beautiful Peninsula State Park.
Meet us at the starting line for the Hey Hey 5k - a run that starts and ends at the Door County Brewing Co. tap room in Baileys Harbor.
The Hey Hey 5k, presented by Door County Brewing Company, celebrates an iconic Door County character with a run through the back roads of Baileys Harbor Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026. The race is capped at 500 participants!
All runners get great swag including a Hey Hey 5k T-shirt, and a Door County Brewing Company pint glass ready to be filled with a free beer or root beer from the brewery's tap room. Children 14 and under get a children's shirt and root beer floats with ice cream from Harbor Custard at the finish!
The Hey Hey 5k is named for Baileys Harbor icon Freddie Kodanko, the late Polka King who also inspired the name of one of Door County Brewing Co.'s signature beers, the Polka King Porter.
Registration Fees
Kids 14 and under: $20
May 24 – May 31: $30
June 1 – Aug 31: $35
Sept 1 - 24 (and on-site): $40
*Register by August 24th to guarantee your shirt size!
Peninsula Century Fall Challenge
Sister Bay’s Door County century ride returns Sept. 19, 2026. Held at Sister Bay’s Waterfront Park, the ride features four routes, fantastic aid station food, a post-ride meal from Thyme Catering, and one free beer.
Join 800 fellow riders in this boutique cycling event that takes you on a tour of Door County’s scenic back roads, along beautiful shoreline, and orchard countryside.
You won’t find a better finish locale than Waterfront Park, Sister Bay’s gleaming expanse of beachfront, parkland, and playground.
Join us for what is sure to become one of your favorite cycling events!
October 1–31
HELP in Motion is more than a run; it’s a movement to honor lives lost, support survivors, and raise awareness about domestic violence in our community.
HELP in Motion Virtual Challenge
From October 1–31, participants may join our HELP in Motion Virtual Challenge, committing to collectively log 110 kilometers (68 miles). Each kilometer will be dedicated to one of the 110 victims of domestic violence who lost their lives in 2024. Participants can complete their miles however and wherever they choose—walking, running, or hiking, while standing in solidarity with survivors and honoring those we’ve lost.
HELP in Motion Trail Run
Join us in person for the HELP in Motion 10K / 5K / 2K Trail Run at SnowKraft Nordic, located near Cherry Hills Golf Course.
Choose your challenge:
2K – Perfect for first-timers, families, and those new to trail running
5K – A great step up for beginner to intermediate runners
10K – A true adventure for intermediate to advanced runners, featuring rolling hills and off-the-beaten-path singletrack
All routes wind through the golden beauty of SnowKraft Nordic’s private 20 miles of wooded trails—a rare opportunity to experience this stunning terrain, typically reserved for skiing and biking.
Why We Run
HELP in Motion is about more than miles. It’s about standing together to support survivors of domestic violence and raise awareness in our community. Every step helps provide vital services, safety, and hope to those rebuilding their lives free from abuse.
Whether you’re pushing for a personal best, dressing up in costume, participating virtually, or simply soaking in the autumn beauty, you’ll be part of something bigger: a shared commitment to unmask domestic violence and remind survivors they are not alone.
Sign up today to secure your spot.
Together, let’s hit the trails—and make every step count. 💜
Awesome Autumn run in beautiful Potawatomi State Park, Door County, WI Celebrating 37 years of Run Wild.
Take the challenge and run up tower hill in the featured 10K race. Both the 5K and 10K are run on tree-lined park roads closed to traffic in scenic Potawatomi State Park. Park entrance fee is waived on the day of the race until 11:00 a.m. T-shirts can be picked up at packet pick-up. All proceeds raised go to support the Friends of Potawatomi State Park projects in the park.
Awards to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in each 10-year age division. Awards will not be mailed, must be picked up on the day of the race. There will be a gun start and chip timed finish. Packet pick-up is at Bay Shore Outfitters, 59 N. Madison Ave. in Sturgeon Bay on Friday, October 9th from 2-6 PM or day of starting at 7:30 a.m. at the event. Long sleeve T-shirts are guaranteed for all registrations received by September 19th. If you register after September 19th you are not guaranteed a T--shirt but we order extras and may have enough for all.
Pre-registration fees go up on September 20th, 2026. Online registration closes at 9:00PM on October 7th, 2026. You can still register in person at packet pick-up or the day of the run at the event.
The 5K and 10K races both have a gun start promptly at 9:30 a.m. October 10th, 2026. A 1/3 mile Smokey Bear run will be held at approximately 10:30 for ages 2-10. Please wear your bib in front and keep visible for our timers and volunteers at intersections. If you need to change events, we need to know ASAP as results are greatly affected.
We have road closures at 9:15 a.m. In order to make it to the starting line on time, please arrive at the park by 8:30 a.m.
For the safety of runners and volunteers, this is a NO PET event. Thank you for your understanding.
Run Wild is part of the Run Door County running series. See rundoorcounty.com for more info.
Go to runwild.org for more information.
For questions please use our email address: [email protected]
Join us for an exciting bike ride to raise funds for Make-A-Wish Wisconsin and Make-A-Wish Michigan. Proceeds from this event will help grant life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses.
Ride in Marinette and Menominee counties.
Choose from 12, 25, 50, 75, or 100-mile ride.
Ride starts at River Cities Community Pool, 1125 University Drive, Marinette.
As part of the registration, all riders will receive an event T-shirt.
Route Maps: https://wimiwishride.org/map.htm
Start times:
75/100-mile start time: 6:30-7 AM
25/50-mile start time: 7-8 AM
12-mile start time: 9 AM
Registration/packet pickup will be at River Cities Community Pool:
Friday, August 9, from 4 PM until 6 PM
Saturday, August 8, from 6:30 AM until noon
WELCOME Welcome to the 2026 Fall 50 Solo Division event page!Whether you are a veteran Fall 50 Solo runner, an ultrarunner looking for a new event to check out, or someone who is just wading into the ultramarathoning community, this is the place to be. Over the months ahead, refer to this page to keep up-to-date on all things SOLO and to connect with other solo runners. Read on for more information on the Fall 50 Solo event. OVERVIEW / REGISTRATION The 20th Annual Fall 50 will be held on Saturday, October 24, 2026. The point-to-point run traverses a large chunk of the scenic Door County peninsula of Wisconsin set against the backdrop of peak Fall colors. The route travels from the tip of the peninsula in Gills Rock along quiet tree-canopied roads, quaint waterfront villages, and finishes in the population center of Sturgeon Bay. Over 95% of the route is on asphalt roads and includes rolling hills, scenic views, and the potential for a 50-mile PR! An epic after party waits for you at the
finish line. Don't miss out! Registration opens Wednesday, April 1, 2026 at Noon CST.Please note: The Fall 50 also comprises a Relay Division. For more information on that, as well as the Solo division, please visit our website at fall50.com. SHUTTLE to START Solo runners have the option to take coach buses to the start line for $20. The buses will arrive to Sunset Park at 4:30 am and depart at 4:45 am. They will then stop at Stone Harbor Resort parking lot at 4:50 am and depart promptly at 5:00 am on race morning. The shuttle will arrive to the start line at Gills Rock by 6:00 am, well before the 6:30 am start time. A member of the Fall 50 staff will have a manifest listing the passengers. Please note that this is a ONE WAY shuttle so non-runners (family/friends) and relay teams are not allowed on the solo bus. DROP BAGS DROP BAGSDrop bags will be accessible at all of the Aid Stations including:Mile 5.4 (Exchange 1) - Perfect for your headlamp or unnecessary gear. Be sure to label your
headlamp!Mile 11.6 (Exchange 2)Mile 18.8 (Exchange 3)Mile 23.9 (Exchange 4)Mile 28.9 (Exchange 5)Mile 32.7 (Exchange 6)Mile 36.8 (Exchange 7)Mile 43.0 (Exchange 8) Mile 46.0 (Exchange 9)Mile 50.7 (FINISH) We recommend having a warm change of clothes for the Finish.You may drop off your drop bags at Packet Pickup at Stone Harbor Resort on Friday OR at the start line in Gills Rock on Saturday morning. Plastic bags will be available. Look for the giant red bins. START / COURSE CUTOFF Solo runners have 12 hours to complete the Solo Event. The race will start at 6:30 a.m., and runners must finish by 6:30 p.m. to be considered an official finisher. That means runners must maintain a 14:20 per mile pace for the 50.2 miles. CUTOFFS: Runners MUST arrive to Exchange 5 (mile 29) by 2:00 PM and Exchange 8 (mile 43) by 5:30 PM. AID STATIONS Every station will have a dedicated Solo Runners Only tent with food and fluids. Items will include water, Gatorade, Coke, pretzels, oranges, bananas, apples,
bagels, chocolate chip cookies, M&M’s, Jolly Ranchers, Clif Mini Bars, and Hammer Gels. In addition, Exchange #5 will offer the “Half Way Buffet” with hot chicken noodle soup (or chicken broth), PB&J sandwiches, and snacks in addition to the items listed above. HEADLAMPS Sunrise will be at 7:11 a.m. on race day, with civil twilight beginning at 6:41 a.m., so you will be required to have either a headlamp or flashlight for the first 30 minutes of the race. If desired, you will be able to drop off your light at mile 5.4 (Exchange 1). We will have a box marked for that purpose. Make sure to have your headlamp/flashlight labeled with your name and bib number before placing it in the box. Sunset is at 5:51 p.m. and civil twilight ends at 6:21 p.m. Make sure you have a headlamp for the final miles if you will be near the 6:30 p.m. cutoff.You will be able to pick up your headlamp/flashlight under the Solo Finisher tent when you are done. CREW We do allow participants to have friends and family
supporting them along the route. They can cheer you on; hand out food, beverage, or clothing; and take possession of any items you drop or hand off but ONLY IN THE AID STATION AREAS. Aid given outside of the aid stations areas is strictly prohibited. NO PACERS ALLOWED! NO pacers are allowed. Friends and family may not run, walk, or bike with you on the course. They may not give you any aid between aid stations. This is cause for runner disqualification! SOLO FINISHER TENT and PARTY SOLO FINISHER TENT:We are very excited again to offer a Solo Runner Finisher tent again this year. It will be located immediately after the finish chute. This heated tent will include: hot soup, light snacks, changing rooms, porta-potty and a nice place to sit and collect yourself after the race before heading in to the main party tent. This will also be a convenient place for your family and friends to locate you immediately after the event. Family and friends are welcome inside the Solo Finisher tent with
you!PARTY TENT:After you are changed and ready to party, head over to the large party tent and join the relay finishers. The party tent will have all-you-can-enjoy pizza, beer, wine, and soda, as well as a DJ, dance floor, team costume and name contests, and more! This is free for each participant. Family and friends may join you under the party tent for a cover charge payable at the entrance. AWARDS / SWAG Solo runners will receive their Finisher medal and winter beanie at the finish line. SOLO AWARDS:The Fall 50 will offer awards to the TOP 5 MEN and TOP 5 WOMEN in the Open Division (age 39 and under) and Masters Division (age 40 and over) in the solo event. Event's current local time: 3:54 AM CT