F.A.Q.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1. Dogs allowed? YES! This is a dog-friendly race, benefitting other dogs. We encourage pooches of all sizes and abilities to come out and strut their stuff. Bring the means to pick up after him/her, and be mindful of the leash while out on course.
2. Strollers allowed? Yes, you may run or walk with a stroller. The course is a mix of pavement and gravel so keep that in mind. We ask that you start at the back of the pack with your stroller.
3. Gear check? No, as there is plentiful parking located near the start area, we will not have gear check. You may store a bag at the registration booth, but we will not be responsible for lost or stolen items.
4. I have pre-registered, now what? Come race day and head to the registration booth at Shelter #2 near the amphitheater, where you will find your bib number waiting for you. We suggest you arrive at least 1 – 1.5 hours prior to race time.
5. Chip timed? The race is not chip timed, but we do record your finish time and place and you will be able to see your results a few days after the event posted on this website.
6. Is water available on course? Yes, water will be available at the start/finish line, and on course for the 5K event, available for both humans and dogs.
7. Are there awards or medals? We will have an awards ceremony for the top three male and female finishers in each event shortly after the race. We do not offer finishers medals.
8. Is there a time limit? We will start taking down the course starting shortly after 2 hours from the start time, so you will have a little over 2 hours to finish your distance.
9. Is the course USATF certified? No.
10. Do kids have to register for the 5k? Yes, everyone that runs in the events needs to be registered and have on a bib (aside from your dog!). If the child is in a stroller you do not need to register them.
11. Are headphones allowed? You may wear them but please be alert as the course is open to the public and the park has many other activities going on.
12. Is the event awesome? Yes it is!
