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Know Where To Turn 21k Route

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Hydration Stations marked in Blue

Cheer Station marked in Green/Blue

Turn-around/Road Crossing marked in Orange

Know Where To Turn 10k Route

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Hydration Stations marked in Blue

Cheer Station marked in Green/Blue

Turn-around/Road Crossing marked in Orange

Know Where To Turn 5k Route

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Hydration Stations marked in Blue

Cheer Station marked in Green/Blue

Turn-around/Road Crossing marked in Orange

Know Where To Turn 2k Kids Run Route

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Course Information

1. What is the distance of the race?

There is a 2 KM kids race, 5 KM Run/Walk, 10 KM Run/Walk and the 21.1KM Half Marathon distances available to register for. The course will be on pathways and some road crossings. We ask that even though there are volunteers managing the road crossings please cross all roads with caution.

2. What is the average finishing time?

The fastest 5K time recorded to date was just under 20 minutes, with the average time being 45-50 minutes. The seasoned veteran can complete the 10K course in about an hour, while most of the pack will jog/run the course finishing the race in about an hour and a half. The ½ marathon depending on the participant, will take racers anywhere from 1.5 hours to 3 hours. All courses are open to athletes of all athletic abilities. Participation is the key.

3. May I walk the course?

Yes, we do allow participants to walk the course. As a walker, please pay attention to fellow competitors coming up behind you. Please do not walk abreast and keep to the far right or left to let runner's pass. This will ensure that both walkers and runners can obtain their desired finish times. The Finish Area will be kept open until the last participant crosses the finish line. Please make race directors and timing crew aware of your intentions to walk the course on race day.

4. What skill level do you need to compete?

This event is achievable for all athletic skill levels, from beginner to elite. Everybody can compete and challenge themselves at something different and exciting!

5. Where can I get a map?

Whenever possible, updated maps will be posted on the website, on the race page.

6. Do you have a race for kids?

Yes, we do. The 2 K Kids Run and is held after the 5 K event. You can register your child on the website.

7. Where are the first aid stations?

There are aid stations in the Start/Finish area and at on-course locations. Please note: If you have a pre-existing medical condition we should know about in case of a medical emergency, please write (block letters in waterproof ink) the details on the back of your race number bib. Pens will be provided on race day at the first aid tent. Feel free to let our first aid personnel know about any medical concern you may have.

8. What is the difficulty of the terrain?

Though most of the courses are on well-maintained pathways and roadways. All courses offer a challenging level of hills, some more than others. If possible, it’s always a valuable idea to pre-run the course so you are familiar with the pathways on race day. Remember, there is no shame in walking a section, sections of the course. Safety and overall enjoyment are paramount.

9. Where are the water stations?

There will be water and electrolyte replacement at the start / finish area and at least one aid station approximately ½ way through each course. In some cases, depending on weather and racecourse design, there may be additional water stations on course.

10. How will my race time be recorded?

Chip timing on your bib is state of the art technology and will electronically track your start and finish, providing accurate, quick results. There is a timing mat at the start and finish line, please ensure you cross it. Failure to do so will result in an inaccurate time, or no result at all.

11. Where will I find my race results?

Race results will be posted on our results board at the race very soon after you finish the race. Please check the results as soon as possible to ensure they are accurate. If there are discrepancies, notify the timing crew near the finish line. Final results will be posted on our results page following the race. Please allow 1-2 days for file transfer and upload. Results will not be adjusted past 1 week after the race day, so please let us know of any changes before you leave the event if possible.

12. Can I run with my kid in the 2K race?

The 2 km event is closed for individuals over the age of 18. Parents and Guardians are welcome and encouraged to run along and support their children.



Sponsors

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