A short, casual winter triathlon. 9k ski, 6k fat bike, 3k snowshoe run. Equipment can be rented locally. Join us for the fun!

Fargo’s favorite winter bike ride, the aptly named B-B-BRRR (Border Battle Bike Race on the Red River) Winter Classic is a one of kind bike race, embracing the frosty winter season and celebrating our love of biking. Don’t let the cold temperatures scare you and experience the thrill and chill. Join us on Sunday, January 27th at 1:30pm! The 10K course begins in Wildflower Grove Park, just south of Oak Grove Park, and takes riders of all abilities through a variety of terrain; pedaling across bike paths, prairie tundra and the frozen Red River of the North. The route for this race is dependent on weather conditions, but regardless of the weather, the race will go on! Register at www.greatridesfargo.org with an early bird entry fee of $30 on or before January 24 ($40 afterward). Race day registration is accepted 12-1pm. Riders can participate in either the Standard Bike (tires less than 2.5 inches wide) or the Fat and Plus Bike category. Experience is not required to ride, but helmets are. All ages are welcome to participate in this great ride! After the race, riders and spectators are invited to gather just west of the race course at Great Northern Bicycle Co. (located at 425 Broadway) for a post ride celebration and award ceremony. Awards are given to the top three riders in both the men’s and women’s divisions in the Fat Bike and Slim Bike categories. Along with a chance to win prizes in a drawing, riders have a chance to be awarded certificates for the best dressed rider, best dressed bike, slow-poke and a few other good-humored honors! All racers receive a meal, beverage and t-shirt for participating.

Boulder Junction is proud to be the host of the Forest Frenzy Winter Triathlon, the only event of its kind in the state of Wisconsin. Headquartered at Camp Manito-wish YMCA and tucked deep into the woods this fun endurance event features a 7.5K cross-country ski for both classic and skate skiers, 5K snowshoe and 7.5K fat tire bike routes for individuals and 3 person relay teams. Awards ceremony and hot soups immediately follow the race. 10am-3pm. Contact: Boulder Junction Chamber of Commerce, (715) 385-2400 or boulderjct.org

Join us and enjoy snowshoeing by candlelight on a beautiful winding 9-hole loop, complete with a heated hot cider and snack stop. The course will be lit by twinkling lights along the way. Hot chocolate, soups, breads and desserts and a cash bar are located in the Legacy Grille. Tickets are $15 per individual or $30 per family. There are limited snowshoe rentals available. Register at the door or online at www.lakesareahabitat.org. Raffle tickets available for sale at the door. All proceeds benefit the Lakes Area Habitat for Humanity Women Build home. We are empowering women to buckle their tool belt, pick up a hammer and raise the roof for a family who greatly needs a safe, affordable place to call Home!

5k run, 10k bike, 11k ski the awesome trails at the Superior Municipal Forest as a team or individual. All proceeds to to grooming equipment. limit of 100.

5K Run/Walk and 5 Mile Run This race starts at The Boatworks Commons, (4495 Lake Ave S) on beautiful White Bear Lake. The course is flat and fast, 5K runs north along the lake to Matoska Park and then back to Lion’s Park. The 5 mile course continues to West Park then Ramsey County Park and then into the White Bear Lake neighborhood before returning back to Lake Ave, Commercial Bay and the finish at Lion’s Park. The registration includes an event T-Shirt and race packet goodies. Rotary Volunteers are at the Start/Finish and on the course supporting the runners. All of the proceeds of the race go to the Strive Scholarship Inc Fund which is a 501c(3) tax-exempt, non-profit entity. Awards will be given to the top 3 male and female in each group. 19 and under, 20-29, 30-39 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70 and up. As well as top male and female overall.

Earth Day 5K Bee Run/Walk, Boom Island Park, Minneapolis, in the only National Park offering scenic views of the Mississippi River! Family-friendly and dogs welcome on a course that travels through one of the city's most historic and naturally beautiful areas. Before and following the 5K learn about efforts to protect pollinators, and enjoy live music, entertainment, and Earth Day festivities. Take part in an organized river cleanup. Save our bees and their habitat by participating in this national movement!

Certified Half Marathon, 11K and 5K courses around beautiful Bald Eagle Lake. Gorgeous course. A portion of the proceeds go to send kids to camp.

We are excited to host the Cheesehead Challenge - an annual 5K run, walk or roll (wheelchairs & strollers welcome) - with an optional 1K route at Sheehan Park in Sun Prairie, WI. There will be food, drinks, live music, and a vendor fair after the run/walk. Check in begins at 9am with a race time start of 10am. Free cheese samples available at every 1K completed. Or for the more serious runner, earn a medal for finishing top in your age group! The race will use bib chip timing. We are including a free 12-week "Couch to 5K" training program with the Running Diva Mom (optional 1K route). Instructions for the program will be included in your registration confirmation email. Running, walking, and recumbent options included! A private Facebook group is included to provide training tips, motivation, inspiration and more! Not on Facebook? The program can be emailed to you. Help us save the cheese! Kids 12 & under can participate in a mouse hunt at Sheehan Park after the race. See registration table for instructions. Prizes for those who find a mouse! Please register for the free hunt so that we know how many to expect. With over 70 million worldwide affected dysautonomia, we need your help to make a difference! Dysautonomia is an umbrella term that includes many disorders that affect the autonomic nervous system. This system controls automatic body functions such as digestion, heart rate, blood pressure, pupil dilation, kidney function and more. Symptoms can be mild to debilitating. One of the more common forms of dysautonomia is called POTS (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome). POTS can impact people of any age or gender, but the majority of patients are women between the ages of 12 and 50. An estimated 1 in 100 teens are impacted. The disability seen in POTS is similar to that of congestive heart failure or COPD, but POTS receives much less research funding. It's time for a change! So make a difference today by registering or donating to help support Dysautonomia International's research, advocacy, education, awareness & patient empowerment programs! Easy access to Sheehan park on I-94 from Milwaukee to Madison. Near I-90 and Hwy 151. When: Saturday, April 27, 2019 Where: Sheehan Park, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin Registration Required: bit.ly/cheeseheadchallenge Please contact wisconsin@DysautonomiaInternational.org if you have any questions. Check out the great opportunities for sponsorships and participation in the vendor fair below! Sponsorship: bit.ly/CheeseheadChallengeSponsor Vendor Fair: bit.ly/CheeseheadChallengeVendor

RUN CRANDIC, powered by the University of Iowa Community Credit Union, is a unique athletic and social event that brings the Corridor together. CRANDIC = Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, was first ran in 2018 and follows the CRANDIC train line along Highway 965. A pre-race party will take place Saturday, April 27 at Big Grove Brewery and Taproom in Iowa City, IA and a post-race celebration will take place Sunday, April 28 in the Czech Village/New Bohemia District in Cedar Rapids, IA.