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  • Sat, Sep 26, 2026 at 9:00 AM

    ABOUT THE TOUR

    The Harvest Homecoming Bicycle Tour is one of the most picturesque rides offered to cyclists in Southern Indiana/Metro Louisville (KY). The tour winds along the back roads of Southern Indiana with views of fall colors accenting the beautiful Ohio River Valley. This is a leisurely tour for beginner, intermediate, and advanced cyclists. The routes vary from gently rolling to hilly. Once you've ridden this ride, you'll want to return every year!

    HHBT JERSEYS!

    Order your very own HHBT jersey! These beautiful jerseys will go fast! Quantities are limited - once they're gone, they're gone! Your jersey will be available for pickup the day of the ride at the registration desk.

    FRINGE BENEFITS

    Grab a cup of Starlight Coffee Company then enjoy the fun and taste of Chris Cakes pancakes and sausage - served up (and up and up) hot off the griddle. And, for lunch, you know we're going to take care of you with barbecue from Chris Cakes! When you consider our great SAG stops, you'll know that we ride to eat!

    SCHEDULE & ROUTES

    Packet pickup and late registration will begin at 7:30 a.m. and riders may leave whenever they are ready, but are asked to be on the road by 9:00 a.m. Routes, SAG stops, and lunch will remain open until 4:00 p.m. Downloadable route maps are available from the event website.

    SAFETY FIRST!

    Cycling helmets are mandatory for all participants! The foremost concern of the Harvest Homecoming Bicycle Tour is the safety of all participants. Please obey all traffic laws and respect the rights of motorists and fellow cyclists. All cyclists under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

    Event details and schedule

    From Interstate 64: Take I-64 West from New Albany/Louisville to Exit 113. Turn left onto Crandall-Lanesville Road for approx. 2 miles and then turn left onto Hwy. 62 / Main Street. Turn left onto Park Road into the Lanesville Heritage Site.

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  • Distance: 9 km from Louisville
    Sun, Aug 16, 2026

    🗺️ Mark your calendar for the Ironman 70.3 Louisville, a must-attend event in the world of triathlons in the United States.

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  • Distance: 9.4 km from Louisville
    12304 Holsclaw Hill Rd, Louisville, Kentucky, 40118, United States
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    Sun, Oct 04, 2026 at 8:00 AM

    The Bigfoot Race is the fourth in a series of trail runs through Louisville's beautiful parks. This is an eight mile run through the trails of Jefferson Memorial Forest. We'll start at Horine Reservation and make our way winding through Red/Orange Trails with a couple miles toward the Welcome Center and back.

    5 Mile Option Added! If you are a bit timid to tackle the 8 Miler at JMF, then we have some good news for you! We have added a 5 mile option to the race. Just let us know at check-in and we can adjust your registration in seconds. Not registered yet, but that 5 mile option sounds too tempting to pass up, register today!

    Bigfoot! We have reached our favorite Big Guy! From Native American stories and early pioneer accounts to present day reports of Sasquatch, Night Howler, Yeahoh (Yahoo), Wild Man, Ohio Howler, Hebbardsville Hillbilly, Spottsville Monster, Big Mo to name a few, Bigfoot is no stranger to Kentucky. Of all Cryptids, Bigfoot has a very long history around the world and is even protected by law in places. We close out the Kentucky Cryptid Trail Series recognizing the Big Guy!

    Awards

    Each race will have awards for Overall Male / Female.

    You will want to complete 3 of the 4 races either In-person or Virtually to earn your Cryptid Series Survivor Medal and Shirt!

    Stay Hydrated & Stay Safe

    This event is CUPLESS. Please bring your own water bottle, hydration pack, or cup.

    Restrooms

    Those familiar with JMF will already know the drill, but for those who are new, there are classic outhouse restrooms at the start/finish area. Some fondly refer to these as the outhouses from hell. There are additional portable restrooms about 1/8 mile down the gravel campground lane which are much cleaner and better maintained. All of these will be open and accessible to race participants.

    On Course Water Stop

    We will have an on course water stop for the 8 Milers as you come back off of the Red trail heading out toward the lake. 5 Milers will have plenty of water and refreshments awaiting them at the finish area. Just a reminder our trail races are cupless. Please bring your own water bottle or hydration vest. This greatly reduces litter and waste from our trail events.

    Course Description

    The Start/Finish line will be near the gate to the campground in the parking lot.

    Course Map (below). https://connect.garmin.com/modern/course/308088120

    Course Preview Video: https://youtu.be/wN9o8K2iZEk

    Alternate 5 Miler Option:

    Course Map: https://connect.garmin.com/modern/course/307887667

    Packet Pick-Up

    Packet pick-up will be on-site near the parking lot prior to race start. We will be set up and ready for you about 7:00 AM. Please plan to pick-up your race packet with enough time to allow for pinning your bib before race start.

    T-Shirts

    Shirts for this series are an optional add-on. This keeps the cost of the race reasonable for families. We will have a limited number of shirts available for sale on race day. If you know you want a shirt, please pre-order during registration.

    Parking--ARRIVE EARLY & CARPOOL

    We ask that you plan to arrive early for parking. Carpool as much as possible. Parking is limited at Horine Reservation. We want to be respectful of the parks so we are able to have many more great events in the future. Carpooling is preferred to make space for everyone planning to participate. If you are planning to run with a friend, we encourage carpooling.

    Water/Snacks

    This event is CUPLESS. Please bring your own water bottle, hydration pack, or cup. Bottled Water will be available in limited supply. Water and pre packaged snacks will be available post race.

    Virtual Option

    If you plan to run any of the races virtually, sign up as in person and shoot us a quick email.

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  • Distance: 34.4 km from Louisville
    Sat, Oct 03, 2026 at 8:00 AM

    OVERVIEW

    The 2nd Annual Deam Lake Loop Trail Run will take place on Saturday, October 3rd 2026 at Deam Lake State Recreation Area in Borden, Indiana! Join us for this iconic foot race along Deam Lake Loop Trail, which follows the boundary of Deam Lake SRA. Enjoy beautiful scenery and true trail running comradery on this challenging course that sees several short but steep climbs. 5K and 10K options are available; walkers and hikers welcome.

    EARLY BIRD PRICING: $25 for all races if you register before April 1st (that's $5 off our already low registration fee!).

    This is cupless race with HydraPak as our Sustainable Racing Partner. Participants will receive a reusable HydraPak #SpeedCup at packet pickup to use at the aid station where staff and volunteers will be ready to fill your cup for a seamless aid station experience. Cup-filling stations will also be available at the end of the race. Sustainability is one of our core values at Deam Lake and our partnership with HydraPak helps us fulfill our vision of running this race with zero-waste. See HydraPak's full collection of running products at https://www.hydrapak.com/collections/running.

    As an additional move toward sustainability, our shirt giveaway is now optional, allowing for an even lower registration fee for those who don't want or need a race shirt. Participants must choose the giveaway option at registration to receive a race shirt for a small additional fee.

    Friday, October 2nd

    5:00PM - 7:00PM: Packet Pickup at the Forest Education Center at Deam Lake SRA.

    Saturday, October 3rd

    6:30 - 7:45AM: Day-of Packet Pickup at the Forest Education Center

    8:00AM: 5K and 10K Run Start

    8:10AM: 5K and 10K Walk/Hike Start

    EVENT LOCATION

    Deam Lake State Recreation Area

    1217 Deam Lake Rd.

    Borden, IN 47106

    The race will begin and end at the Forest Education Center and Park Office, which is located about a half mile past the Main Gate on the right.

    PARKING

    Parking will primarily be available at the Forest Education Center. Please do not park at the Park Office. Overflow parking will be at the gravel lot by the boat ramp 500ft north of the Forest Education Center. Staff will be on-hand to direct folks to this overflow parking location if necessary. Parking Maps and more info coming soon.

    PACKET PICKUP

    Packet Pickup will take place at the Forest Education Center on Friday, October 2nd from 5:00pm to 7:00pm and day-of from 6:30am to 7:45am.

    COURSE

    10K: Runners will start on an old logging road that runs behind the Park Office (across from the Forest Education Center) and enter the eastern section of Deam Lake Loop where they will turn left and continue counter-clockwise along the entire loop. There is one road crossing at approximately mile 0.9 - traffic guards will be in place but please monitor the road for vehicles and watch for incoming traffic. Finish will be at the Forest Education Center. This wide, even trail sees several gradual to steep climbs, has several small creek crossings, and is rated as "moderately challenging." See the interactive map and elevation changes here: https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6249982324/

    5K: Runners will start on the same old logging road that runs behind the Park Office and begin following Deam Lake Loop counter-clockwise along the southern border of the property until they reach the Knobstone Trail intersection at approximately mile 1.80; there, 5K runners will turn left and run west on the Knobstone Trail, crossing atop the dam, until they reach the trailhead parking lot. The last ~0.5 miles of the race will be on portions of the Knobstone Trailhead parking lot and Deam Lake Road, where it will finish at the Forest Education Center parking lot. One lane will be closed for the race but it is still advised that runners use caution while running on the road. There is also one road crossing at approximately mile 0.9. Traffic guards will be in place but please monitor the road for vehicles and watch for incoming traffic. See the interactive map and elevation changes here: https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6530086207/

    AID

    At this time, one aid station is planned for the 10K course at mile 3.4. Water and a sports drink option will be available. An aid station will also be available at the conclusion of the race. See the above information on how we are running this event cupless with HydraPak as our Sustainable Racing Partner.

    SWAG

    As stated above, we have made the shirt giveaway optional going forward as an effort to mitigate our footprint and allow participants to register for a lower fee if they don't want or need a race shirt. Participants can still receive a race shirt by choosing the giveaway option at registration for an additional fee.

    Our custom laser-engraved wooden finisher medals capture the spirit of Deam Lake and are also a more sustainable option.

    Swag images coming soon!

    SAFETY

    Safety is the #1 priority of this event. Staff and volunteers will be available to monitor race-day conditions for inclement weather and other potential hazards, and will be available on-course at specified locations. The course will be well-marked.

    There is one road crossing for all events at approximately mile 0.90 for both the 10K and the 5K. The last 0.5 miles of the 5K will also be on a combination of paved roads on the property. Security staff, cones and other blockades, and temporary road closures will be in effect, but please be highly situationally aware of all road crossings and road running activity and monitor for personal safety at all times.

    HORSES

    Deam Lake Loop is a shared, multi-use trail, and is open to horseback riding, cyclists, and other runners/hikers; we are especially making great strides to inform the local horse trail-riding community that this running event is is taking place so they are aware of a potentially large volume of runners on this trail. However, in the rare instance that a horse is encountered on the trail, please stop or slow down, say hello and communicate with the rider on the horse, ask the rider the best way to pass, and then calmly follow those instructions. Do not remain silent or try to race past the horse, which may startle it.

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