Race Description
On the Move for Men's Health isn’t just a race — it’s a mission. This November, join us on the trails to raise awareness for men’s health and prostate cancer prevention. Whether you’re here for a scenic 5K Trail Run/Walk or ready to test your limits in the 4-Hour Endurance Challenge, every step makes a difference.

Our course features a beautiful 5K wooded trail loop with rolling hills, winding paths, and fall colors in full display. The 5K Trail Run/Walk is perfect for competitive runners, casual joggers, and those who simply want to enjoy a brisk walk in the fresh air.

The 4-Hour Endurance Challenge is designed for those who want to push further — run as many laps as possible in the time limit, take breaks in the lively Trail Village, and tackle the course again and again. With special divisions for ruck sack warriors and weighted vest challengers, there’s a place for every competitor, from first-timers to seasoned athletes.

 
Race Highlights
🏃 Two Event Options:

5K Trail Run/Walk – One lap at your own pace, no pressure.
4-Hour Endurance Challenge – Complete as many laps as possible in 4 hours.
🎒 Special Divisions: Weighted vest and ruck sack categories available for both events.
🪵 Trail Vibe: Wooden and rugged finisher medals, collectible patches, and unique awards.
📢 Live Leaderboard: Real-time lap updates at the Trail Village.
🎯 Men’s Health Mission: Blue ribbon course markings, awareness signs, and a Lap Dedication Wall to honor those you’re running for.
🎶 Festival Atmosphere: Music, cheering sections, and a pit stop-style start/finish area.
 
How It Works
5K Trail Run/Walk

One lap of the 5K trail loop at your own pace — run, jog, or walk.
All participants receive a finisher medal.
Awards for top finishers in running categories.
4-Hour Endurance Challenge

Run as many 5K laps as you can within 4 hours.
Rest, refuel, and rejoin the race anytime from the Trail Village.
Weighted vest and ruck sack categories must meet minimum weight requirements at weigh-in.
Awards for most laps completed overall, in each category, plus the “Iron Ruck” award.