What distances are available for this event?

• →1 Mile (Family Fun Run)
• →5K
• →10K
• →Half Marathon (13.1 miles)
• →Virtual run option

What is the event format and atmosphere?

The event is a non-competitive, community-driven road run focused on accessibility and motivation. Rather than a high-stakes race, it serves as a fitness celebration. To ensure a stress-free experience, there are no timing chips used; timing is optional and can be tracked via personal apps or manual methods. The event utilizes small wave starts to prevent crowding, and coordinators are present throughout to support the participants.

What are the scheduled wave start times?

• →Wave A: 7:30 AM
• →Wave B: 8:00 AM
• →Wave C: 8:30 AM

Note: Support is available for late arrivals for up to 3 hours after the first wave begins.

What is included in the race kit?

Participants will receive the following items, which are shipped directly to them prior to race day rather than through physical packet pickup:

• →Running T-shirt (available for US shipping only)
• →Finisher medal
• →Finisher towel or giveaway
• →Digital training pack

Where can I find my results?

Online results and certificates can be accessed via TheBestRaces ↗.

How can I participate if I cannot attend in person?

A virtual run option is available, allowing for flexible participation at any time and location. Additionally, participants can engage with the community through local run clubs via TheBestRaces ↗.

Is there a charitable component to the run?

Yes, the event includes a charity element where every mile logged after the race contributes to donations.

Are there any age restrictions?

The event is open to all ages and paces. However, participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Where can I find the route details?

Specific course maps will be shared with participants via email before the race day. The route is expected to be a straightforward road setup, such as loops or an out-and-back course, with minimal race infrastructure.