Event Description
STARTS AT SUNRISE 7:22 AM
ENDS AT SUNSET 6:20 PM
HOW MANY LOOPS CAN YOU OR YOUR TEAM MAKE DURING THE DAY?
This event is made for EVERYONE!!! You can do one loop or 50 loops….it is all up to YOU!! The clock begins at sunrise and you will have until sunset to complete the looped course as many times as you can. Tired after the 3rd loop….take a rest! Want to stop and eat lunch after your 10th loop…..go for it!! It is all up to you!!
If you choose to participate as a team, you and your teammates can decide who does how many loops and in what order. Put your feet up while your teammate takes their turn on the course! Half of you want to walk and the others want to run….perfect! This is the event where that is not only allowed….but encouraged! You do what you want and at what pace!
Set a goal for the day and enjoy the journey of attaining that goal!! Your friends and family are welcome at the event to help cheer you on to that goal...no matter what it is!
We will have a large area for participants to pitch a tent or set up their own aid station. We will provide your typical aid station food, including PB&J sandwiches, chips, cookies, etc. at the start/finish line. You can bring your own adult beverages to consume during the race. Just please no glass containers.
Pre-race events Friday night will include live music along with a food truck. BYOB or purchase from the campground store.
Camping is available for both Friday night and Saturday night through Prairie Island Campground. https://www.prairieislandcampground.com/
Post-race events will include food and (hopefully) live music! Bring your favorite adult beverage to celebrate your success!
The course map will be released once finalized! The estimated distance per loop will be 2 - 2.5 miles.
The Storm Trail Race Series strives to hold events for all skill levels, all speeds, and all experience levels! Think you can’t participate in a race….think again! If you can move forward...this event is for you!
All donations and a part of the profits from this event with go towards local non-profit providers of Youth Mental Health services. Past recipients include Hiawatha Valley Mental Health Center and Family & Children’s Center.
