we invite our triathletes and neighbors to join us for our Race Against Racism 5K! Race Against Racism 5K is an accessible run/walk on a flat course around Lake Nokomis on August 8. Gather your friends, families and colleagues for a casual (or competitive) 3.1-mile run or walk in a safe, distanced outdoor setting. Open to all ages and genders. Strollers are welcome!

5K and 10K races start at 8 am. Kid 1/4 mile Fun Run with finisher medal for all. Awards for top male and female. Age group medals for 1st to 3rd. 12 & under, teens, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70+

Enjoy Black Hills National Forest and help raise money for the Northern Hills CASA Program! This course is a 6 mile or 3 mile loop on mountain bike trails that consists of flowy single track and double track. Participants will complete as many laps as possible during a 3 hour, or 6 hour, time duration. The race can be completed as a team or by an individual.

This event is our Crown Jewel of our trail event series, with distances for every runner and walker. We are excited to be back at Alpine Valley Resort, embracing the Alpine Valley Mountain Bike Trails. The Hot Hilly Hairy has a long tradition that was built around having a crazy day of running which included 22 running events throughout the day for solo and relay teams that first started on the 5K Wayne E Dannehl National XC Course in Kenosha. We have moved the event to better accommodate our desire, raise the bar and add to the fun! If you would like to preview the mountain bike trails to see what kind of trouble you are looking forward to, here is a link... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5pd2ZH6Qd8 What I can tell you is they are the most challenging trails I have run on in SE WI. There will be two loops – short loop will be an estimated 3.5 miles and the long loop will be an estimated 7.5 miles. The exact loop measurements will be completed in early May 2021. We will have some great swag options regardless of your distance which will include a t-shirt and customized finishing swag based on your completed distance (ultra or sub ultra distance). Timeline and projected/estimated distances: 7:00am 52.5miles, 45miles, 37.5miles, 30 miles, 22.5 miles, 15miles, 11miles, 7.5miles, 3.5 miles *** Ultra distance runners must be done by 8:00pm – no one can start another long loop after 6:30pm or short loop after 7:00pm*** Relay distances for long loop: 52.5miles, 45miles, 37.5miles, 30 miles Relays distances for short loop: 52.5miles (15 loops) 35miles (10 loops) 21miles (6 loops) 9:00am Start of Ruck Challenge Distance of 22.5 miles, 15miles, 7.5miles, 3.5miles Noon 22.5miles, 15miles, 11miles, 7.5miles, 3.5miles 5:30pm 7.5miles, 3.5miles Special Events Dragon Dare Challenge will consist of 15miles at 7:00am, 7.5miles at noon and 7.5miles at 5:30. Total of 30 miles. 12 Hour Death March will start at 7:00am running/walking the long loop for the first 6 hours and then the short loop for the last 6 hours. We will recognize runners throughout the day for the great efforts and finishing times. Those winning their distance based on the different categories based on entries, will receive awards as well. This event will offer PRIZE MONEY!!! The designated distance for the prize money event is 52.5 miles. The prize money only applies to solo competitors. This is how it works, those wanting to enter for the prize will pay an additional $20.00 when signing up. Based on the number of entries for each category, Open Male & Female, Masters Male & Female, and Super Masters will determine the total amount of prize money in each category. Prize money will be awarded as follows 50% Winner, 30% 2nd Place and 20% 3rd Place. This will be our fifth event of 2021 for Kenosha Running Company, in that there will be prize money!!!! This will be an AGA (Age Group Awards) event, we will be having awards for the... 9:00am 15 mile event noon 7.5 mile event Dragon Dare event 37.5 mile event ...in the following categories; Open 0-39, Masters 40-55, and Super Masters 55 and up. Awards will be based on the number of entries in each category. Fun for the day will allow for a great team and individual camp area, music played throughout day and running party/tailgate kind of feel. Also new for this year, will be having a Welcome Party/Packet Pickup and Post Race Party. Plan on coming early and staying late, we have secured special room rates when you reference Kenosha Running Company.

This is the final long distance triathlon of the Minnesota triathlon season. Pristine location with great race support. Two loop swim in a spring fed lake, two loop bike course with multiple bottle exchanges. Challenging out and back run course with 7 aide stations with Hammer electrolytes, water, gels and some stations with bacon because everything is better with bacon. Aqua bike option available. Barbecue follows the race.

This sprint triathlon caps off a weekend of multisport racing in Minnesota’s favorite multisport training grounds – the Stillwater horse country. Swim the pristine waters of Square Lake, then ride the gently rolling hills surrounding Square Lake. Finish with an out and back run. Aqua Bike option available. Barbecue follows the race.

Red, white & blue program. CaniCross event. Virtual canicross option available. Not only does the Pike River Trail Run/Walk/CaniCross have a NEW home at Seno K/RLT Conservancy, it now has a NEW name as well (Calling the Mare Trail Adventure Run/Walk & Canicross). The new home... This land was donated by Dr. Elvira Seno, directing its 127-acre (now nearly 240 acres) facility in western Kenosha County toward educating the public on prudent land management for sustainable forestry practices with related benefits to wildlife and natural beauty. Dr. Elvira Seno wished her beloved “Slippery Slopes” tree farm to become a place for others to learn about trees and nature. Dr. Seno passed away in November 1996. In her last year, she saw her dream fulfilled as buses full of children came to learn about forests and nature on her beautiful farm. What does “Calling the Mare” mean? In Medieval England, September was always known as the Harvest month, and as the many farmers would gather in the last of their crops, trying to prove that they had reaped the best crops they would try and beat their neighbouring farmers to complete the work first. There was a fun ceremony known as “Calling the Mare” and this involved quickly gathering the last sheaf of the harvest and shaping it into a mare shape, then delivering it to the neighbouring farmers land, shouting “Mare, Mare.” This was supposed to signify that wild horses would come and eat their harvest if they didn’t gather it in quickly. Once the receiving farmer had finished gathering his crop, he would pass it onto the next farmer who had not finished until it reached the last farmer. This last farmer would then have to keep the “Mare” on display for a year to show that he was the slowest farmer. Similarly, corn dolls were also weaved into shapes and placed in the corn fields as farmers believed that these corn dolls were the spirit of the corn goddess. It was believed that if you did not place a corn doll in your fields the corn goddess would die and so would your crops. So now you know what the term “Calling the Mare” means and that it comes from an old farming tradition. The trail is double wide, running through woods, open prairie, hills throughout with some a bit more challenging, surface is grass dirt and a couple very short sections of gravel road. Distances: 3.3, 5.3, 7.3 and 9.3 miles. The first loop is modified for the extra distance and each following loop is 2 miles.

Get in one more triathlon before the tri season comes to an end. We’’ve shortened the swim and lengthened the bike course in honor of the late season. Gorgeous bike course followed by a flat run along White Bear lake. Aqua Bike available for both distances. Barbecue follows the race. Registration pricing after 8/21 reflects the cost of shipping shirts post race.Olympic registration has been turned off due to COVID limitations.