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Tri-ing for A Cure Triathlon
The C26 Wisconsin Triathlon Camp is open to all triathletes — not just C26 team members — who want to gain an edge on one of the most iconic race venues in the sport. Held on the Ironman Wisconsin and 70.3 Wisconsin courses, this camp is led by C26 Triathlon Coaches Robbie Bruce and Mike Tarrolly, who have guided hundreds of athletes to successful finishes, PRs, podiums, top overall placements, and Kona qualifications on this course.
This camp has become a cornerstone of the many C26 Camps offered every year. Offering the perfect blend of hands-on coaching, race-specific preparation, and the supportive community that defines C26. Whether you’re preparing for your first 70.3 or Ironman, chasing a personal best, or working toward a World Championship slot, this camp will help you refine your strategy and build confidence for race day.
You’ll get valuable time on the official swim, bike, and run courses, learn how to pace and fuel effectively, and take the guesswork out of race-day execution. There’s simply no substitute for course recon with experienced coaches who know every turn, climb, and detail of the Wisconsin course making this camp an unforgettable experience of training, learning, and connection with fellow athletes.
We'll share several meals together and will offer plenty of time to hang out with your new friends and campers.
"As someone who finished their first Ironman at Wisconsin, course familiarity was crucial to my preparation. There’s no substitute for getting to train on the course you’re racing and I know the opportunity to train on that Wisconsin course was instrumental in me having the day I had. The experience of riding on that bike course was worth the price of admission alone. I knew where the business end of the course was, where the flatter sections were, where the free speed was, and that helped my plan of attack on race day. If you’re signed up for Ironman Wisconsin, there’s no other race or experience that will get you more prepared to race your best than Wisconsin camp!
Sean S , C26 Athlete , 11:59 in his first Ironman at Wisconsin
Welcome to Casual Hikers!
We're excited to bring our 10K event to the Kettle Moraine State Forest - Southern Unit this year! The advanced trails and the endurance needed for a 10K make this more than your average hike. We're supporting the Salvation Army with your donations for this run.
Join us on Saturday, August 1st, 9am CST for an exciting walk/run event that features the green and scenic views of Kettle Moraine State Forest in Whitewater, Wisconsin.
Registration includes water refill stations and trail-friendly snacks before and after the run. This is a cup-less event, so bring your own bottle or hydration gear.
Casual Hikers was formed to enable people to explore nature and experience new places, while forming lasting connections. We plan fun, no-fuss adventures across the world, from the peaks of the Rockies, to the dunes of Indiana, and the winding trails in the Smokies, our trips are built for real explorers—whether you're a seasoned trekker or just want to escape the city for a weekend.
Learn more about us:
https://www.casual-hikers.com/home
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https://www.instagram.com/casual.hikers/
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Casual Hikers 10k Walk/Run 🌳🏃🚶♀️🌳
Date
August 1, 2026
9:00am
Start/End Location
Nordic Skiing and Hiking Trails
N9084 Co Rd H, Whitewater, WI 53190
Google Maps Location
Fees
$40 - Through July 3
$50 - July 4 to Aug 1
$10 - T-Shirt (polo or round neck)
Course Description
Nordic Trail System - combination of Blue and Green Trails, totaling 6.3mi (10.2km). The race path will start and end at the Nordic trailhead parking lot, going in the clockwise direction. Organizers from Casual Hikers will be present to register participants, and offer snacks and water at no additional cost.
See Trail Map (overlaid in red).
Check-In
Participants should park in the Nordic Trail lot and check in at the organizers' tent. Water refills and refreshments will be available at the tent as well. Once checked in, the walk/run will start adjacent to the tent.
Park Entrance Fees
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources charge a park entrance fee. A day-pass for August 1st can be purchased for a discounted rate during registration. You will be given your pass during check-in on race day. Please place the sticker on your car's dashboard before heading out on the trail. Park rangers will patrol the lot to check for stickers.
Charity
Twenty five percent (25%) of all donations will be sent to The Salvation Army.
T-Shirts
Half-sleeve Dri-FIT shirts (polo and round neck) will be available for purchase, for $10 each.
Refreshments
Water refills and trail snacks will be available at no cost. We believe in protecting the environment, so this is a cup-less event! Bring your own bottle and/or water pack.
The 18th Annual Midwest Financial Group Madison Mini Marathon is an exciting and scenic running event that showcases the best of Madison. Runners will pass by iconic landmarks such as Capitol Square, the renowned Dane County Farmer’s Market, State Street, Camp Randall Stadium, and the Kohl Center. The route also takes participants through the picturesque Arboretum, Picnic Point, and the University of Wisconsin Campus, offering a true taste of Madison’s charm.
After crossing the finish line, runners are invited to the 14th Mile Post-Race Party, where they can unwind and celebrate their achievement. Participants aged 21 and over can enjoy a complimentary beer, courtesy of Wisconsin Distributors. Those who prefer non-alcoholic options can enjoy a soft drink or bottled water.
The post-race party features live music and stunning views of Lake Mendota, making it the perfect way to cap off the race.
Swim, bike, run…and have fun!
Welcome to the Oregon Kids Triathlon - an annual event brought to you by the Oregon Community Swim Club. With triathlons ranked as one of the fastest growing sports in the United States for kids, we’re getting excited for our 20th Annual event coming up on August 8, 2026 in Oregon, Wisconsin!
This truly is an event for kids of all ages and abilities on a flat, safe course with five age groups from 5 to 14 years old. The young athletes start with a pool swim, move on to an in-village bike course and finish with an on-trail run course. Race length is based on age group.
Regardless of athletic ability or prior triathlon experience, this event was created to be achievable for all participants. OKT is all about giving kids a fun way to stay active and walk away with a sense of pride in being able to say “I’m a Triathlete!”
A custom finisher medal will be waiting for your young athlete at the finish line. We expect to sell out so sign up today!
Online registrations will be accepted until August 5 at 8:00 pm or until the race is sold out. The online entry fee is $35 + processing fee until July 7. The fee will increase to $45 after July 7. Race day entries will be accepted if space is available.
What's Included
Entry into Triathlon
Friday Night Expo
Finisher medal
Trophies for top finishers in each bracket - boys and girls
Event shirt - size guaranteed if registration is received by July 14; shirts available after but sizes will be based on what's still available
Goody bag
Post-race food and beverage
A great time!
Age Groups & Distances
5 - 6 years old: swim 50 meters - bike 1.1 miles - run 0.5 miles
7 - 8 years old: swim 50 meters - bike 1.1 miles - run 0.5 miles
9 - 10 years old: swim 100 meters - bike 3.6 miles - run 1.10 miles
11 - 12 years old: swim 100 meters - bike 3.6 miles - run 1.10 miles
13 - 14 years old: swim 200 meters - bike 5.7 miles - run 1.55 miles
If you have any questions or would like more information, please email [email protected].
Come join us for the 37th Annual Lodi Library Run on Saturday, August 8th! The race starts at 8am!
Description
1-mile walk, 1-mile kids run, 5k run or walk
start/finish Lodi Elementary School
To view the course map, visit the library website at: https://www.lodipubliclibrary.org/friends-lodi-public-library
Water is available at the halfway mark and finish line
Restrooms and refreshments available at the finish line
Professional race timing and scoring by It's Race Time, Inc
Awards are given in the 5k run to male and female runners finishing 1st and 2nd in each age division. Additionally, kids 14 and under who complete the 1-mile run will receive a prize.
— STAY THE DAY —
The epic Rotary parade starts at 10:00am downtown because it’s Susie the Duck Day! www.lodilakewisconsin.org
The Sun Prairie Community 5K is an annual event, this year, held at Token Springs Elementary in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, featuring a 5K race and a 1-mile fun run. The race course follows an out and back route along the bike paths in The Reserve neighborhood, offering participants a fun experience. Proceeds from the event support the Sun Prairie West Cross Country Team, funding college scholarships, awards, uniforms, supplies, and transportation to practices and competitions.
Tri 4 Schools is a part of Active Youth Wisconsin, a nonprofit committed to empowering kids to be happy, healthy, and confident through movement. To support our mission, we donate 100% of youth entry fees to the participants' schools.
We offer 4 in-person course distances for this race. While there are recommended ages listed below, please select the course that best matches your child’s ability and interest, regardless of age. Note that the Long Course is only open to athletes age 7 and older. If your athlete uses a bike with training wheels, they must be registered for the Short Course. There is also an At-Home option for participants who are interested in a virtual option. We strive to make our events accessible for children of all abilities; please contact us if you would like to discuss any specific accommodations for your athlete.
Long Course (recommended ages 11-14): Swim 100 yards (4 lengths of the pool), Bike 4 miles, Run 1.2 miles
Medium Course (recommended ages 7-10): Swim 50 yards (2 lengths of the pool), Bike 2.1 miles, Run 0.7 mile
Intermediate Course (recommended ages 7-10): Swim 25 yards (1 length of the pool), Bike 2.1 miles, Run 0.7 mile
Short Course (recommended ages 3-6): Swim 25 yards (exits 0-depth side of pool), Bike 0.5 mile, Run 0.2 mile
At-Home: Complete your race wherever and whenever you like! Please follow all traffic rules and safety recommendations as you complete your race.
The Beyond Design Bike Tour (BDBT) is an annual fundraising and networking event organized by the Eppstein Uhen Tennessen Foundation. Its primary aim is to raise funds for local charities within our community while fostering connections among partners, clients and friends. Commencing 21 years ago, the event serves as a weekday bike ride through the picturesque landscapes of Wisconsin.
The Eppstein Uhen Tennessen Foundation was established by EUA in 2007, commemorating our 100-year anniversary. Its core mission revolves around enhancing the quality of life for individuals in the communities where we reside and operate.
Each year, the BDBT garners funds through sponsorships and contributions, which are then allocated to support the Foundation and various local charities across communities where EUA maintains offices. Over its history, the BDBT has successfully raised more than $1 million for charitable causes.
This year’s event will once again take place at Embers of Tuscany (formerly Chivaree), traversing the country roads of Ixonia and neighboring areas. Riders of all skill levels are encouraged to join in, with support and rest stops conveniently positioned along the route. Participants can choose from routes spanning 20, 37 and 70 miles, ensuring inclusive opportunities for all.
We are so excited to announce that Logan's Heart and Smiles has been chosen as the designated charity for the BDBT 2026 ride.
Logan’s Heart and Smiles is a Madison based non-profit organization dedicated to improving homes and inspiring hope for children with disabilities across Wisconsin. They work to eliminate both the physical and social barriers, by making accessibility and safety upgrades through the Home Modification program and providing inclusion, connection and community through the Beyond the Build program.
We encourage you to learn more about their impactful work by visiting their website.
The ONLY race around Lac La Belle!
8 Mile & Half Marathon Run 🏃♀️🏃♂️
Discover the beauty of Lac La Belle 🌊 on this unforgettable 8-Mile and Half Marathon course. Starting at the Village Green in downtown Oconomowoc 🏞, runners head north along the picturesque isthmus between Fowler Lake and Lac La Belle. The course then winds west through the charming Village of Lac La Belle 🏡, tracing the shoreline before opening into peaceful countryside roads 🌳.
On the return, the route hugs the lake’s western edge, offering sweeping water views 🌅 all the way back to Wisconsin Avenue. The final stretch is a flat, fast push to the finish at City Beach 🏖—right on the shores of Lac La Belle.
Join us for the Middleton Good Neighbor Fest 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, August 29th at 9:30am. $35 for the run ($30 until June 9th), $30 for the walk ($25 until June 9th) and $20 for kids 12 and under. All proceeds benefit local service organizations around Middleton.
Early packet pick up will be held at Fleet Feet Madison, 8440 Old Sauk Road on Friday, August 28th from 4pm-6pm. You can also register or pick up your packet on August 29th from 8:15am-9:10am at Middleton High School, 2100 Bristol (on the corner of North and Middleton Street, near the south entrance of the high school.)
Thank you to our amazing Good Neighbor Sponsors! Lake Ridge Bank, Harbor Athletic Club, Willy Street Co-op, US Bank, Fleet Feet and Murphy Desmond, and we appreciate the Boy Scouts for volunteering at the 5K.
https://www.goodneighborfestival.com/
*The course is now back on some of the path!
https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6611950113/
*Register by August 9th, 2026 to guarantee your shirt size. More shirts will be ordered after the race to guarantee correct shirt size.
Whether you’re gearing up for your first race, locking in a training run for a big fall marathon, or just want to cruise a gorgeous course, the DoLittle won’t disappoint. This stretch of the trail is scenic, smooth, and speedy — ideal for setting a PR or just enjoying the spring vibes.
🤔 What’s with the name?
You know... Do a little marathon. 😉 Whether that’s a few miles or the full 26.2, we’re here for it!
This is not just flat. It is laser-flat, lightning-fast, and fully certified, a course built to reward strong legs and smart pacing. Even better, it is a dream for spectators. Your fans and crew can cheer you on up to eight times without budging, then roll straight into the start and finish to witness the moment you make it official.
If you are ready for a high-energy, runner-first marathon that delivers speed, support, and unforgettable vibes, lace up and join us. This is the race that shows up.
We’re excited to partner with The Boneyard Dog Park and Biergarten again for the Annual Dog Jog!
Register now for the 5K walk/run, 1 mile walk, or kids run. Then join Fetch afterwards for our annual party to celebrate 12 years of hard work and more than 4,500 dogs rescued!
Photos by Catherine Zdeblick
Ironman Wisconsin is one of the most amazing experiences you will ever have. This race will be one to remember for all.
This is a long-distance, nighttime, gravel ride. Don't miss this unique experience!
There will be three ride options: 25 mile (Belleville), 40 mile (Monticello), and 80 mile (Illinois state line) out and back, asphalt for 5.3 miles in Fitchburg, then all gravel/dirt trail, except for a short detour on Tunnel Road around the closed Stewart Tunnel, beginning at nightfall.
End times vary according to distance. Participants generally return to their motor vehicles at the start point or ride home.
This ride is on the Badger State Trail. Riders are responsible for their own state trail passes.
We meet at 6:30pm for required check-in and safety briefing. Then grab some snacks provided by Fitchburg Family Pharmacy before you hit the trail!
The ride starts at 7pm. We will ride as a group south to the crossing of County Highway M, after which riders may ride in small groups or alone at their own pace and distance.
Your on-line registration fee of $15 is a donation to Bike Fitchburg, Inc., a 501(c)(3) charity devoted to improving biking in Fitchburg, Wisconsin, and is deductible to the full extent of federal and state tax law. You will also sign a release and pay a registration service fee when you register. Additional donations and donations from non-riders support our work and are greatly appreciated!
Helmet and long-lasting headlight(s) are required. Spare lights, batteries, and/or power packs are recommended for the longer distances.
This ride is mostly unsupported, however there will be water and snack stops along the route at the Belleville, Monticello, and Jane Addams Trail trailheads and a 24-hour convenience store in Monroe.
Thank you for supporting bicycle advocacy in Fitchburg!