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Burem Missionary Baptist Church
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Events organized by Burem Missionary Baptist Church
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Sat, Sep 19, 2026 at 8:00 AMSee full details
Join us for the 1st Annual Burem Missionary Baptist Church Bicycle Ride as we honor the memory of Russell Bradley. Every pedal pushes us closer to supporting a great cause, with all proceeds benefiting the Cinnamon Center Christian School.
Depending on how far you are wanting to ride, we will offer two different routes to choose from. Both options start and end right here at the church. Both rides will be $35. However, if you don't want to participate in the ride but would like to donate towards the Cinnamon Center, there is an option for that too!
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Two Routes: Choose between our 28-mile course or 48-mile course.
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Schedule: Check-in begins at 7:00 AM, and the wheels start rolling at 8:00 AM.
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After-Ride: Stick around after the finish line for complimentary hamburgers and hot dogs!
We hope to see you there for a day of fitness, fellowship, and remembering a special member of our community!
Event details and schedule
28 Mile Ride: Leave Burem Church and head toward Rogersville. Cross the river and turn right on Old stage Road. Follow Old Stage Road to the end and turn left on Highway 346. Stay on 346 for a short distance (probably less than a mile) and turn left on Bear Hollow. Follow Bear Hollow until you turn right on West Bear Hollow. Stay on it all the way to the end at the Rogersville Water Plant. Cross Burem Road and go up McKinney Chapel. Follow it all the way until you get to Highway 66 at the Hugh B Day bridge. Turn Left on 66. Then turn left at on to Old 70 just after crossing the bridge. Stay on old 70 through the stop sign, past the turns to the TVA power plants and turn left on to Webster Valley just past Dodson Creek Church. Ride will go all the way through Webster, turn left at the Cinammon Center (Keplar) on to Burem Road and head back to the church over Gould’s Hill. The exact mileage of the route is about 27.8 miles.
48 Mile Ride: Leave Burem Church and head toward Rogersville. Cross the river and turn right on Old stage Road. Follow Old Stage Road to the end and turn left on Highway 346. Stay on 346 for a short distance (probably less than a mile) and turn left on Bear Hollow. Follow Bear Hollow until you turn right on West Bear Hollow. Stay on it all the way to the end at the Rogersville Water Plant. Cross Burem Road and go up McKinney Chapel. Follow it all the way until you get to Highway 66 at the Hugh B Day bridge. Turn Left on 66 and head towards Cherokee High School. Turn right on Thorpes Chapel/Hecktown Road. Stay on this road to the end and then turn right on Melinda Ferry Road. Stay on Melinda Ferry and take a left (actually will basically just go straight as Melinda Ferry turns sharply to the right here). Stay on Lee Valley toward the Boy Scout camp. The road takes a sharp left turn and you begin the ascent up Ninny Ridge. Cross Ninny Ridge. Follow the road to the end and take a right on
Grassy Valley Rd. You will not be on this road long until you will take another left on Thompson Rd. Follow this road to the end (probably a mile or two at most) and turn left on to HWY 113 (just above Shady Grove Baptist Church) and head back toward St Clair. Follow 113 all the way back, just before Highway 66. Turn right on the old road that shortly comes out on Highway 66. Go straight across 66 on to the Old State Hwy 113. Turn right at the end of it on to the old hwy 66. Go to the stop sign (about 1/4 mile) and turn left at the road that goes by Persia Baptist. Follow this road to the end at Highway 70 ( no more than a mile, probably less). Cross Highway 70 onto Old Persia Rd. Follow it to the end. Turn right on to Old 70 and you are back with the 28 mile course. Follow to Webster, left on Webster, left on Burem, cross Goulds Hill and back to the church.
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Distance: 42 km from RogersvilleSat, Aug 01, 2026 at 7:00 PMSee full details
7:00 pm. Join us August 1st for a 1 mile race to celebrate Harry Potter’s birthday. For all you Potterheads, Harry and J.K. Rowling share the same birthday date. For The Goose Chase crew, that means we need a PARTY! We want the costumes, the butterbeer, the wands, the chocolate covered frogs, the glasses…all of it! Come dressed up in your best Harry Potter outfit and help us celebrate this double birthday!
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Distance: 39.4 km from RogersvilleTue, Aug 11, 2026 at 6:25 PMSee full details
$5.00 for Non SFTC Members to run in the race.
SFTC Members are FREE to run in the race.
The mile is a low key (no awards and no shirts) and is part of the SFTC KFOM, Adult Mile series and K&Q series. The race qualifies for the TN State records. Volunteering counts toward SFTC Volunteer points and K&Q requirements. If you would like to volunteer to help with the race, please e-mail Bob Townsend @ [email protected] or call @ 423-525-7335
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Distance: 48.6 km from RogersvilleSat, Sep 05, 2026 at 8:30 AMSee full details
Panther Creek Challenge Half Marathon, 10K and Kids Trail Mile
TIME & PLACE: Half Marathon and 10K races start at 9:00 am. KIDS RACE starts at 8:30 am. Starts/finishes at The Overlook pavilion of Panther Creek State Park off US Highway 11E North in Morristown. Google Maps Link to Start. Latitude/Longitude 36.2121° N, 83.4061° W
DIRECTIONS: From Knoxville take Exit 394(Hwy 11E North) and travel 35 miles. Take a left onto Panther Creek Road (by the BP Station) and travel 2.5 miles. Park entrance is on the right. From North on I-81, take Exit 12 (Hwy 160). At the end of the ramp, take a right on Hwy 160 (North) to Hwy 11 E. Turn right on 11E. Look for the BP Station. Take a left on Panther Creek Road. Travel 2.5 miles and the park entrance is on the right.
COURSE DESCRIPTION: The Treadin' Trodden Trails team is excited to travel thirty-five miles northeast of Knoxville to Panther Creek State Park again to this verdant and wondrous paradise of woods and lake for an arduous romp through the forest. The longer distance option will be near a half marathon in length, and the shorter race will cover 10k. Both trails will definitely present runners with a good test of their fitness, as well as offer a delightful tour of the park. Both courses will begin at the overlook in the northwest corner of the park, descend a steep single track, and then wind up, down, and around, in an entertaining series of circuitous loops through the woods and along the glittering waters of the lake.
REGISTRATION AND FEES (NO REFUNDS AND NO BIB TRANSFERS): Registration fees above, KTC member discount accepted. Not a member of KTC? Sign up here!
SPECIAL SERIES REGISTRATION OFFERS: Sign up online for 7 for $109 Season Pass, or Kids 7 for $29 Kids Pass bundle deals and SAVE BIG! Trail Series Bundle Expires June 1.
T-SHIRTS: Special limited edition T-shirts will be printed for the series. This is the same shirt as at all other Treadin’ Trodden Trails races; one shirt per runner PER SEASON please. Taking multiple shirts minimizes monies we are able to donate to trail friendly causes.
GRAND PRIX POINTS: Full points (i.e., 100, 90, etc.) will be awarded for the long race and Half points (i.e., 50, 45, etc.) awarded for the shorter race.
TTT SERIES AWARDS: This year we'll be awarding the top 3 in each division free race entries. Additionally we'll hold a drawing so that two lucky runners get a pair of shoes, thanks to the generous sponsorship of Runners Market. We'll once again be presenting the awards at the annual KTC Holiday Party in December. Reminder, to qualify for series awards (and free shoes!), you'll need to be a member of KTC, and you will need to have volunteered two times during the course of the trail race season.
RESULTS: Results will be available on this RunSignup page at the Results link.
COURSE ETIQUETTE: We reserve the right to disqualify anyone who exhibits unsportsmanlike conduct or is abusive to volunteers. Due to insurance regulations, no headsets, earphones, bicycles, baby strollers, roller blades or pets on the course.
SAFETY: Aid and water stations will be provided, but in an effort to be greener, we urge all runners to carry their own water, i.e., only very small cups will be provided at the aid stations. We also strongly recommend that anyone sensitive to insect stings or bites carry their own medication. Finally, we urge that everyone do some pre-race training offroad, as there is no substitute for experience. We want you to have a good time.
SAFETY POLICY CLARIFICATION: Our primary goal is to keep everybody safe out there in the woods. We've had some interest by younger folks in running the longer races, and we're all over that idea, but we are also concerned about their safety. Thus if a runner is under 12 years old, he or she will need to be accompanied by an adult in order to run the adult race (i.e. not the kids mile).Also, and this is less of a safety concern and more of a concern for the welfare of our volunteers: We'll also be enforcing the 18:00/mile minimum pace. This has been our policy all along but we've gotten a little lax and this keeps our volunteers in the woods far longer than they should have to be. Moving forward, each race will have a sweeper, and runners will need to be moving at greater than an 18:00/mile pace to stay in the race. Don't get caught by the sweep!
DON'T TAKE A BIB IF YOU'RE NOT RUNNING. This is safety-related - we want to make sure that everybody who starts the race stays safe. If you take a bib, we think you're running the race. Then when you don't show up at the finish, we have to try and track you down and make sure you're not lost in the woods or hurt. So please -- if you're not running the race, don't take a bib. Also, if you have to drop out of the race, please let one of the race officials know so you are accounted for. Also, don't crunch or fold the bib, or tear off the bottom. We need an unspoiled bib to record your time and finish place.
INFO FOR RUNNING OR VOLUNTEERING: Contact TTT Series Director Michael deLisle at [email protected] or 865.548.4718. Volunteer info and signup available on Runsignup.com. We value volunteerism highly. Runners can take their participation in the KTC TTT series to the next level by volunteering! Not only does the success of each trail race depend on our great community of volunteers, but volunteerism is required for placement in the esteemed Grand Prix Rankings. In order to qualify for a Grand Prix award, runners must also volunteer for a minimum of 2 events. Each trail race has opportunities for both folks running in the event and those preferring to provide support during the race. Volunteer positions can be found and selected on the respective race page on Runsignup.com. No experience is necessary and one might argue that volunteering is more fun than running. Come out, support the community and secure your place in the Grand Prix hierarchy!
KTC SAFETY POLICY: The Knoxville Track Club Board of Directors has approved an Event Safety Policy, viewable here: Weather Policy. Please familiarize yourself with it.
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Distance: 39.4 km from RogersvilleTue, Sep 08, 2026 at 6:30 PMSee full details
$5.00 for Non SFTC Members to run in the race.
SFTC Members are FREE to run in the race.
The mile is a low key (no awards and no shirts) and is part of the SFTC KFOM, Adult Mile series and K&Q series. The race qualifies for the TN State records. Volunteering counts toward SFTC Volunteer points and K&Q requirements. If you would like to volunteer to help with the race, please e-mail Bob Townsend @ [email protected] or call @ 423-525-7335
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Distance: 39.4 km from RogersvilleTue, Oct 06, 2026 at 5:55 PMSee full details
$5.00 for Non SFTC Members to run in the race.
SFTC Members are FREE to run in the race.
The mile is a low key (no awards and no shirts) and is part of the SFTC KFOM, Adult Mile series and K&Q series. The race qualifies for the TN State records. Volunteering counts toward SFTC Volunteer points and K&Q requirements. If you would like to volunteer to help with the race please e-mail Bob Townsend @ [email protected] or call @ 423-525-7335