6 running, walking, cycling, and other events in Cheyenne, Wyoming

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The 12th annual Will Run for Cannoli 5k is a family fun run/walk and will be held on July 11, 2026 at Lions Park in Cheyenne. Participants can expect a fun course, age division prizes, raffles, a finisher medal, and homemade cannoli at the end!!!

The race will begin at 8:00 a.m. near the pavilion by the Children's Village. Participants will run toward the east around Sloans Lake, through the tunnel under Central Avenue, and counter-clockwise around the golf course. Participants will then go through the tunnel again and continue running westerly/counter clockwise around Sloans Lake, ending at the beach. There, each participant will receive a finisher medal and a delicious, homemade, Sicilian cannolo!!

Proceeds from the event will benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Southeast Wyoming. Packet pick up will be available beginning July 8 at Foot of the Rockies and at the event on race day. Please note, registration fees are non-refundable.

Registration will be limited to the first 300 registrants. Race day registration will be available unless the race has already reached the race cap. This race sold out last year, so please register early so you don't miss out on the fun!

Two great bike rides on August 2 & 3

• August 2 - Greenway Ride (Tour De Donut) starts at Cahill Park, located at Del Range Blvd and Friendship Circle. Registration fee is $25 which, is for one family. The ride starts at Cahill Park, located at Del Range and Friendship Circle. It’s a causal out-and-back ride entirely on Cheyenne's Greenway. There will be donuts stops and other surprises along the way. Restrooms are available at the start of the ride. However, there are no restrooms along the course.

• Tour de Donut '25 is going on Safari. We hope you can join us for an

animal adventure that looks to be a ride you will not soon forget.

From the lions and tigers on the plains to the monkeys running loose,

hold on to your donuts and come out for a fun family oriented ride.

• August 3 - 100 km Country Ride. It’s an out-and-back course with aid stations. This ride starts at the WYDOT, 5300 Bishop Blvd. When you return, there will be a free lunch with food options.

For further details, see the event’s website. Ride for Sight