Marathon:  7am Start time

The Marathon runs along the paved Lovell Canyon Road for roughly 11 miles twisting and turning covering rolling and gradually uphill terrain. At mile 11 marathoners will turn around and run 2.1 miles out and back along the same paved road, before returning to this same aid station. You will turn around again and return the 11 paved miles back to the finish line. The course is very easy to follow and will be well marked. 8 hour time cut 

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Course Etiquette:

• Passing other runners and trail users –if someone is trying to pass you from behind please step off to the side to allow them to pass.  The runner from behind should give a polite warning such as “on your left” and kindly move to the left to let them by. When you are passing another runner, you are required to put on your face covering (covering both nose and mouth).  If you are being passed, please put back on your mask as well.
• Please thank the volunteers – Without them, we wouldn’t have this great race for you to run! Their hard work and dedication are very much appreciated.

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See all the Dust Bowl series right here on Knowwheretorun.com

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Crazy Desert Trail Race
Date: Mar 4, 2023, 6:00 AM
Events/distances: Crazy Desert Trail RaceCrazy Crazy Desert Trail Race
Date: Mar 4, 2023, 6:00 AM
Events/distances: 100K, 50K, 25K, 10K

Location: 3900-2 Mercedes Road, San Angelo, TX 76901Contact name: Dennis Hall
Contact email: run@roadlizards.org  

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If you are looking for a long distance trail run that’s not too taxing, the paths and gently rolling hills of McDowell Mountain Regional Park are perfect. Aid stations are about 5 miles apart, so bring a water bottle. Eight hour time limit.

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BOSTON QUALIFIER!!!  Ozark Mountain Ridge Runners is not for profit organization run by runners for runners.The Frisco Railroad Run is hosted by OMRR and local area sponsors. 
Have a question? Have a suggestion? Need more information? We are happy to help.  Email us at OMRRClub@gmail.com and we will be happy to assist you!

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Our event is LIVE and In person however, if you desire a virtual option, we have that for you as well.  You will receive the shirt and medal mailed to you after the event.  

Course
All races are on the Frisco Highline Trail, ALL distances are USATF certified - Marathon is a Boston Qualifier!

• 50 Mile Ultramarathon - Willard to Hwy U (Mile 25, near Bolivar, MO) and back
• 50K Ultramarathon  - Willard to historic Graydon Springs (Mile 15.5) and back
• Marathon - Willard to Ridge Runners Rest Stop (Mile 13.1) and back
• Half Marathon - Willard to near N Farm Road 65 (Mile 6.55) and back
• 8K - Willard to Junction Cafe and back

 

 

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Run around a beautiful 5 mile loop at the Greenway Park Trails during the week between Christmas and New Years!

While the weather has proven to be unpredictable, it does average between 50 to 80 degrees. There will be two aid stations set up, one at the start/finish line and one halfway through the park at the turnaround.

For the ninth year in a row, Savage Racing will be hosting the 12th Savage Seven Challenge in Ocala, Florida! It is the perfect way to finish off the year with 7 Marathons, Half Marathons or 50K race. For the 2021-2022 Challenge, we will start the SEVEN day challenge on December 27, 2021 and end on January 2, 2022. We will also be hosting a race on December 26, 2021 called “The Ghost of Savage Seven.”

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The Dallas Marathon is a nonprofit organization with a focus on promoting health and physical fitness through running events and related activities. Established in 1971, the history of the organization encompasses tremendous growth and produces what has become Dallas’ largest and Texas’ longest running marathon, the BMW Dallas Marathon, as well as several other weekend event options including a Half Marathon, 50K Ultra Marathon, 2-person half marathon relay, 5-person marathon relay, 10K, 5K, the Friday Night Lights Mile and various Kids Races.

Running the marathon in Dallas highlights the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods, entertainment districts and iconic Dallas landmarks. Tens of thousands of spectators join in BMW Dallas Marathon Day – the second Sunda

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Lace up your running shoes and get ready to run Raleigh’s Hometown Race! The 15th annual Pendo City of Oaks Marathon is returning on November 7, 2021 with a distance for everyone. Tour the City of Oaks on foot and enjoy a post-race party.

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Recognized for impeccable organization on a scenic course managed by the US Marines in Arlington, VA and the nation’s capital, the Marine Corps Marathon is one of the largest marathons in the US and the world. Known as ‘the best marathon for beginners,’ the MCM is the largest marathon in the world that doesn’t offer prize money, earning its nickname, “The People’s Marathon.”

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Tackle the Potowatami & Crooked Lake Trails with us as we celebrate 35 years of trail! The course is neither flat nor fast, but it is a beautiful loop with constant hills through Michigan’s Pinckney Recreation Area. A Michigan Recreation Passport is required for entry into the park. A portion of each entry fee will be donated to the John Rogucki Memorial Fund.

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Rocky Peak Trail Runs 30K/50KOct 9, 2021 - Saturday100 - 500 participantsSimi Valley, CaliforniaTrail50kUltraOther 20k30k Rocky Peak Trail Runs

Brought to you by Trail Run Events ~ Awesome races in beautiful places ~ Run through the mountains and canyons of Rocky Peak, famous as a movie ranch and outdoor location shooting for movies and television productions such as Star Trek, Fort Apache, The Lone Ranger and The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin. This race has stunning mountain and ocean views and challenging climbs… an ultra runners dream!

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Jangover Night Runs 75K, 50K, 25K, 15K, 7K trail run  

September 25, 2021
75K | 50K | 25K | 15K | 7K
McDowell Mountain Regional Park
Fountain Hills, AZ
Come experience the beauty of McDowell Mountain Regional Park on an array of fun and fast courses at the Javelina Jangover Night Runs. The 25K, 50K, and 75K take runners on the entire Pemberton Trail that the Javelina Jundred in October uses as well.

This race is part of the 2021 Insomniac Night Trail Run Series with events all across the state of Arizona. Join us and “Carpe Noctem” to “seize the night”!

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This course gives 26.2 runners some of the most scenic wilderness views anywhere! For the marathoner looking to ditch the pavement and get a trail run fix without taking off their beloved road running shoes, Priest Lake gives all the scenery of a trail race with lush cedar forests, lakeshore running, and big mountain views, but on compacted dirt forest road. Enjoy the scenery and focus on your run, not technical trail. Priest Lake has become a destination run for marathoners across the nation looking for an Idaho marathon to make their 50 state goal. An annual favorite for our Marathon Maniac friends! 

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Course Info

Commencing at an elevation of roughly 4500 feet, runners will experience high desert vegetation to include Joshua Trees, Pinion-Juniper, Mountain Rose, Sagebrush, and a relatively lush Toiyabe National Forest not commonly associated with Las Vegas. The road twists and turns thru the canyon; a true treasure of the Spring Mountains N.R.A. enjoying temperatures ~10 degrees cooler than the Las Vegas Valley, under the late summer nighttime sky.

Spectators are an important part of any race- they give you that boost of energy when you need it most, encourage you when you’re feeling low, and can pep you up to fly into the finish line! Calico Racing wants you and your spectators to have a fun and safe experience.

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There are two different half marathon races. The Half Marathon (& 10 Km) on Saturday starts in Susanville and goes out and back using only the last quarter of the full marathon route. The Express Half Marathon on Sunday does the second half of the full marathon. You will be bused to a remote start.

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As always, the course keeps a changin’. Due to your comments and suggestions, we continue to polish this diamond in the rough. Lots of it will be similar but as usual, somehow harder!

General DWD Course Information: The footing (What footing?) is rocky, muddy (a few river crossings) and loose in places. The trail is not maintained (non-existent) in some areas. We love this stuff and hope you do too.

Is the trail as tough as advertised? Yes and No. It’s no run down a nature trail (but at times it is just that), you will get wet and muddy. You won’t get swept down stream in any whitewater. Some big hills but no supplemental oxygen is needed. Our descriptions are a disclaimer. All in all, a great run in a beau

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