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OCT 24

Mammoth Cave 50K/25K

Park City, KY
Join us for the 6th running of Mammoth Cave 50K/25K trail race on Saturday, October 24, 2026, in beautiful Mammoth Cave National Park! Named after the historic railroad that once roared through Mammoth Cave National Park from 1886 through 1931, the Bike & Hike Trail provides a scenic, wooded experience within the Park on a crushed gravel surface. The out-and-back trail offers some challenging ascents/descents along its scenic route, and is perfect for the first-time trail runner or racers looking to set a lightening fast PR! Mammoth cave is the world's largest known cave system with over 420 miles created 10 millon years ago. It is also a UNESCO world heritage site. While you are here for the run make sure to get tickets to visit the cave prior to your arrival. There are also many other caves around the area. This destinatioin is perfect for a family vacation. This race was started by Kevin Mays, whom many of you know, and this year he has given me the pleasure of taking over as the race director. He has done a wonderful job of involving the community in the race and I hope to carry on all he has started. The logo has been a white squirrel which is rare in the wild but abuntant in Bowling Green, Kentucky. So maybe you will see one! Seeing one represents purity, transformation, and good fortune. The race will start at 7:00 AM (Central), for both distances, from the Bell's Tavern Pavilion in Park City, KY, and will end by 3 pm. A hard cutoff of 8 hours will be imposed for both distances. Post-Cutoff Finishers: We understand that everyone brings their own pace to the race, and we deeply appreciate the effort and determination it takes to cross the finish line, no matter the time. However, please note that after the 3 pm cutoff, race-day activities will wind down, and many participants, volunteers, and spectators may have already departed. If you find yourself finishing after the cutoff, we want to assure you that your achievement is no less valued. Your perseverance is something to be proud of, even if the crowds may not be there to cheer you in. We hope you'll take pride in your personal journey and accomplishment on race day, regardless of the time. Due to National Park restrictions, registration will be capped. At present, we are opening registration to 150 runners, with the hopes of increasing pending permit approval. Based on demand, we may open additional spots in the 50K distance by eliminating open spots in the 25K, or vice versa and adjust as needed. This event sells out quickly! Understand this is a trail race. We are limited based on where the trail goes. So unlike a road race, the distance is never exact. This is common knowledge to most everyone who has run trail races in the past but it never fails and there is always one who is upset that their GPS watch showed 16.5 miles when the race said it was a 25K. Everyone is racing the same course, therefore it's an even playing field. This will be a "cupless" race. Runners will need to provide their own collapsible cups, bottles or hydration packs for refill at the aid stations. The aid staions will have water, sports drink, and yummy snacks. For lodging options within the Park, please visit https://www.nps.gov/maca/planyourvisit/lodging.htm. Camping reservations are available at https://www.nps.gov/maca/planyourvisit/camping.htm. Course Map can be located at https://www.alltrails.com/explore/map/map-august-22-2022-5a7b238?u=i&sh=d9ndg3 We look forward to a get year and I will keep you posted with details.
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MAY 15

Running with Ed - 2026

Park City, UT
Running with Ed is a Park City tradition!  Now in our 17th year, Running With Ed (RWE) is a celebratory relay race fundraiser for the Park City Education Foundation that raises money for Park City teachers, students, and schools. It’s been voted one of Park City's Best Fundraisers for 13 years running! The race traverses spectacular Park City, and gets you home in time for a playdate or a date night. The course offers everything from trail to pavement, challenging climbs to fast downhills, easy legs for beginners and tough ones for experts. Winding past Olympic venues, iconic landmarks, and neighborhood schools, this is Park City’s best! As always, RWE is a fundraising event for the Park City Education Foundation.  As part of your registration, we have automatically created a Fundraising Page for you to continue your awesome support of our teachers, schools and administrators.  Top individual Fundraisers are eligible for uniquely Park City gifts, tickets and swag all donated by our
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JUN 20

Expedition Wild West

Park City, UT
Expedition Wild West 4.5 days | 350 miles | 80 teams Park City, Utah | June 20-26, 2027 Expedition Wild West is fast-paced, exciting, and constantly evolving. Expect frequent transitions, numerous modalities, special challenges, and new problems to solve throughout the race. There is plenty of room for tactical decision-making and smart trade-offs. We're layering in the fun without losing what makes expedition racing extraordinary. Think European flair brought to the Wild West. From the high peaks of the Wasatch to the shores of the Great Salt Lake, Expedition Wild West takes teams through one of America's great adventure playgrounds. Race through high alpine terrain, legendary Utah singletrack, mountain lakes, rugged canyons, and enormous descents. Trek, ride, paddle, navigate, climb, explore. The Modalities Single-Track Mountain Biking Lift-Access MTB Challenge Canyoneering (Professionally Guided - No Experience Required) Glissading (Conditions permitting.) High Alpine Trekking Mystery Challenge Classic Orienteering Packrafting - Flat Water through fun Class II Whitewater (Beginner Paddlers will be ok!) Race Week Timeline Saturday: 5:00 PM - Optional shuttle from Salt Lake City International Airport to the Grand Summit / Canyons Village. $35 per person add-on. Sunday 11:00 AM - Optional shuttle from Salt Lake City International Airport to the Grand Summit / Canyons Village. $35 per person add-on. 1:00–4:00 PM - Racer check-in, gear checks and safety tests. 4:00 PM - Pre-race briefing and map distribution. 6:00 PM - Pre-race briefing #2: Q&A. Race director, referee and safety staff gather to update racers and clarify the road book, maps and race information. 7:00–9:00 PM - Racer gear turn-in. Sunday Night Lodging Included — One Double Queen Per Team. Monday 8:15 AM - Bus departs host hotel for the start. 10:00 AM - Race start. Friday Teams finish in Salt Lake City. Hot food awaiting at the finish. Post-Race Lodging Included — Room Ready at the Crystal Inn. Saturday 8:30 AM - Finisher breakfast. 9:00 AM - Awards. 9:45 AM - First included airport shuttle departs for Salt Lake City International Airport.
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