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Dairyland Dare
For more information about the tour please visit https://www.bikewisconsin.com/sagbraw/sagbraw.htm
WE DO NOT ISSUE ANY REFUNDS AT ANY TIME FOR ANY REASON. If you do not participate and would like a refund, you MUST purchase an individual travel insurance plan, which will reimburse you according to the plan coverage. Many plans are very reasonably priced. As part of your online registration you will have the option to purchase an individual travel insurance plan offered through RegShield. This plan must be purchased as part of your initial online registration - it cannot be added later. If you do not purchase the RegShield plan you can still purchase another individual travel insurance plan. Click Here or visit https://www.travelexinsurance.com/index.aspx?location=27-019927-0199&go=bp to get the details and benefits of the plan offered through Travelex Insurance, get a quote, and purchase coverage.
4TH Annual National Night Out K9-5K. Come out to support your local K-9 units.
NEW LOCATION!! The route will start and end at the Richland County Fairgrounds.
Register now for $30 per person* — FAMILY PRICING - family of 4 or more get $5 discount each
Deadline to guarantee a t-shirt is July 20th. A few shirts may be available on day of registration.
Registration starts at 4:30pm
Awards for top 3 in each age group.
2026 T-Shirt Reveal Coming Soon!!!
Grady’s Superhero Run, is a family-friendly 5k and kid’s fun run plus new this year virtual run option. The in person run will be followed with a bounce house, kids’ games, prize giveaways and a DJ. The in-person event will be hosted in Dorchester, IA in the Knotty Marie's yard, where entertainment and a light meal will be served (free will donation).
Location: Dorchester IA, starting in front of Knotty Marie's on Waterloo Creek Dr. The fun run will head west on Waterloo Creek Drive approximately 1.5 miles and loop back to the starting spot.
Purpose: This is a memorial run for Grady Lundgren-Hammel. Grady was an ambitious, loving, energetic boy. He loved agriculture, he loved Dorchester. Grady was diagnosed with a rare NUT Protein Carcinoma and fought hard with the help of his family and community for 13 courageous months. Grady passed away on December 29, 2022. Grady’s mom Dana fondly and tearfully remembers her boy every day. We noted that he fought this terrible disease with immense support from family and the community. This support has been very humbling. Grady’s family received donations and support from the entire tri-state area, some groups we had never even heard about! Benefits were held to help and raise money and awareness for Grady. Dana wants to give back to the community, raise awareness for NUT protein carcinoma, and create a fun event to memorialize her son. The money raised with this fun run will be divided between families experiencing medical issues, and to continue The Grady Lundgren-Hammel
memorial scholarship at local schools.
Kornfest Fun Run: Dashing Through The Decades!
Get ready to travel through time at the Kornfest Fun Run: Dashing Through The Decades! Join us on Saturday, August 16, 2025, in Holmen, WI, for a nostalgic run celebrating the best of every era.
Let's make this a run to remember by celebrating the past and supporting our community's future!
Holmen Knights of Columbus is excited to host the Kornfest Fun Run this year!
Our mission is to render financial aid to members and their families. The Knights of Columbus also offers mutual help and assistance to all who are sick, physically challenged, and needy. The Knights of Columbus promotes social, and intellectual fellowship among members, their families, and communities through educational, charitable, religious, social welfare, war relief, and public relief work.
Support the Local Holmen and Lacrosse Area!
The Annual Kornfest Run is the largest fundraiser of the year for the Holmen Knights of Columbus, providing help to people in need in the La Crosse, Onalaska, and Holmen Area.
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
There will be fun family friendly music along with a few refreshments for runners and walkers.
DRESS TO IMPRESS
Pick your favorite decade—be it the roaring '20s, groovy '70s, or neon '80s—and don your best retro attire. Costumes are encouraged but not required.
GREAT MUSIC
Enjoy music from all decades and free food and water available.
Commemorative T-Shirt
Registered participants will receive an exclusive "Dashing Through The Decades" t-shirt.
Food
Free snacks and water available.
AUTOMATIC TIMING
You'll have a disposable chip attached to your bib that will track your time. All runner times will be available online immediately after you complete your run.
MEDALS AND AWARDS
1st, 2nd, and 3rd place award medals will be given to the overall winners for both male and female for both 2 mile and 10K finishers in the following age categories:
0-13 (10K) 20-29 50-59
0-10, 11-13 (2 Mile) 30-39 60-69
14-19 40-49 70+
Fun prize drawing for kids ages 0-13 that complete the 10K or 2 mile run.
Schedule
7:00 - 7:50 Packet Pickup/Late Registration
8:00 - 10K Start
8:10: 2 Mile Start
8:15: 2 Mile Walkers Start
Awards - Medals will be presented to winners after all participants have returned.
Fees
Everyone receives a t-shirt with their registration (no guarantee of shirt/size on race day, is it on a first come first serve basis). Card payments only the day of the run. No cash.
Age 0-13
$10 - Register online from March 1 to August 16.
Age 14+
$30 - Register online from March 10 to August 9.
$35 - Register online from August 9 to August 16.
$35 - Day of event
COURSE MAPS
Map of 10K Run
Map of 2 Mile Run
The RUD Run (Run Until Done) is a very unique experience for runners! We welcome runners of all ability and experience level. We believe this event allows the opportunity for runners to experience our trails, a variety of the unique features, and to push themselves in a unique format. The run begins at 9:00 a.m. and each runner (either individual or one runner for each team) will have up to ONE HOUR to complete their 4.15 mile loop.
The 46th annual 10K Run and 5K Run/Walk, sponsored by the Sauk Prairie Community Club, is being held in conjunction with the Wisconsin State Cow Chip Throw on Labor Day weekend. All racers begin in Prairie du Sac and cross the Wisconsin River. The 10K takes runners up "Heartbreak Hill," and follows a route which leads past the Lake Wisconsin Golf course and back into Prairie du Sac. 5K runners turn onto Golf Road for a distance and then turn back into town.
RACE INFORMATION:
The race will be recorded with “Chip
Timing.” Transponder chips used for
recording will be attached to the race
bib. Please allow extra time for
pickup.
Marion Park, corner of Grand &
Fourth, (near outdoor pool).
park.
donated back into the community
through the Sauk Prairie Community
Club.
AGE DIVISIONS - 5 & 10K:
& over for both male and female.
medals to 2nd and 3rd place finishers.
SERVICES & FACILITIES:
the race.
REGISTRATION AND PACKET
PICKUP:
At Marion Park, corner of Grand Ave and Fourth St
(near the pool), Prairie du Sac.
Friday, September 4th , 5:00-7:00 p.m.
T-shirt , Saturday, September 5, 7:00-
7:45 a.m.
2026 brings in our 12th year of our 5K Honor Run/Walk and 10K Road Race - the only Road Race in La Crosse County - to honor those we may have lost to addiction, who are struggling in active addiction or those that are thriving in recovery!
All of us have been touched in some way by addiction. Some in their pain still trapped in the addiction cycle, others working through stages of recovery, loved ones impacted by the effects of substance use and addictions, and those who are celebrating recovery.
Recovery from substance use and the cycle of addiction is achievable. This run celebrates the real possibility of living a full and wholesome life free from the addiction cycle and its destructive effects; restoration of body-mind-soul and healed relationships with a hope for a bright future.
Home Run for Recovery’s objectives: 1) raise awareness of what addiction is; 2) raise awareness of the Coulee Recovery Center and the resource that the agency can provide; and 3) raise funds to provide recovery support and relapse prevention programming.
Home Run for Recovery will be a 5K Run/Walk, 10K Road Race and Little Leaguer's race around the bases (for young kids) or around the warning track (older kids) of the Logger's Baseball Stadium.
A unique trait of this race is that all races will lead off at home plate of the Logger's Stadium, Copeland Park, La Crosse, WI. As you return "Home" the crowd can watch you cross the finish line (or slide into home plate if you so desire) like their favorite Loggers on game day.
Participants in the 10K and 5K will receive a T-shirt with each registration. Stay for the little leaguers races where youth participants will get a prize at the end of the race.
Races will be timed and results will be split into four categories for the top three men and women, who will be provided with an award:
ages 19 and under
20-39
40-59
60 and above
If register by August 14th you will be guaranteed the t-shirt size you registered for.
Come out and support a great cause!
NEW THIS YEAR!!! While the 5K and 10K race is going there will be volunteers with whiffle ball equipment in the outfield ready to play some whiffle ball with any kids hanging out for their race.
Registration is open from Monday, June 1st to Thursday, September 3rd at midnight. Same day registration will be available at an additional cost.
Registration Costs:
10K - $35*
5K - $25*
Little Leaguers Race (ages 11 and below) - FREE, just show up day of event.
*Race day cost will be an additional $5
***Results will be provided on the Home Run Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/homerunforrecovery) and the Home Run page (https://www.couleerecovery.org/home-run) on the Coulee Recovery Center's Website.
Race bibs pick up will be on Friday, September 4th from 4-6pm at Coulee Recovery Center (933 Ferry St. La Crosse, WI) or at Logger Stadium on race day starting at 6:30am, with a hard cut off at 7:45am so the race can begin on time.
Run as a group or on your own! Do you have someone you are running for – create a sign or video and post that to our Facebook page!
To see maps and additional route directions, visit https://www.minidonutfoundation.com/race-details
The 11th annual Mini Donut Half Marathon has 13.1 miles of the area’s most spectacular views! The start line for the half will be at the intersection of 4th Avenue and Riders Club Road in Onalaska, WI, (just past the Omni Center and near the Onalaska YMCA). After the start, runners will then follow the Great River State Trail to 1.4 miles past Lytle's Landing and then turn around and run back to Lytle's Landing turning right and onto County Road Z and then follow the roads to finish at Swarthout Park on Brice's Prairie. This is a timed event. ALL finishers wearing a race bib will receive a medal, awesome race swag, and donuts at the finish line. There are additional prizes & trophies for individual age division winners.
The 5K Honor Walk/Run will begin at Swarthout Park on Brice's Prairie near the finish line of the half marathon. The route will head south on County Road ZB, left onto the trails of the US Fish and Wildlife trails and follow the Main Trail to the South Loop and back to County Road ZB and back to the start line which is also the finish line. The 5K is a timed event. ALL finishers of the 5K wearing a race bib will receive a medal and a high quality technical event shirt. There is an additional prize for best overall male and female time.
Click here for more information on the 5k Walk/Run.
The first Saturday after Labor Day has the scenic town of Elroy, Wisconsin, sponsoring its very own Apple Dumpling Days. As part of the festivities, The Elroy Lions Club hosts the Elroy Apple Dumpling Day Races.
The first races were in 2007 with a 5K and a single kids race. The Apple Dumpling Day Races expanded in 2008 and added a very successful ½ marathon and an additional kids race for the very young. In 2013, a certified full marathon was added to the venue.
The driftless region of Iowa is like no other place in the state. Run with us at Yellow River State Forest to experience a variety of terrain and beautiful views of the surrounding valleys. We'll have a half marathon, 10K, and 5K to challenge all abilities of trail runner!
The Iowa Trail Run Series is not about spending a bunch of cash for no reason. You'll get a great race with clear marking and course support, with basic timing, a cool custom bib, and a rotating race item such as a BUFF, socks, a stocking cap, coffee mug, and aluminum water bottle. Signing up for the entire series includes an exclusive series gift! Do you want a really soft and comfy tri-blend shirt with one of our Animal Icons? Great! Add one during your registration. We know some people have enough stuff in their closet and others may want to commemorate the day! Plenty of post-race food to refuel! Games! Giveaways from sponsors!
Devil's Challenge Triathlon
Join us for the 27th Annual Maple Leaf Walk Run to help benefit the Y's Food Program.
Our tried and true events include a half marathon, 5 Mile and 5K that start and end in beautiful Riverside Park and run through part of the iconic Oktoberfest parade route. After the race, join us for a sweet treat.
Thank you for choosing the Maple Leaf Walk Run. We look forward to seeing you in September.
Start Times:
Half Marathon: 7:00am (THERE IS A 2 HOUR AND 45 MINUTE TIME CUTOFF DUE TO THE PARADE START!!)
5 Mile: 7:15am
5K: 7:30am
-The Y
Due to the start of the Oktoberfest Parade, there is a 2 hour and 45 minute cutoff for all races. The course will be pulled at 9:45am for the start of the parade. Thank you for your understanding of this unique situation.