The address above is correct. However, if you type in the address it may take you to Lapham Peak. Search using Nashotah Park, Nashotah, WI.
Have a need for one more 50K this year? We have it for you. In person, with real humans and a couple bucks and does.
Chose from a 5 pointer, 10 pointer, 13.1 pointer, 26.2 pointer or the 50 pointer! All distances include a bucking great finisher medal. See where this is going? You are going get a bunch of deer puns because it is right before WI deer season.
The race is during deer season, and we wanted a deer related name so we held a naming contest. The Bucks & Does Fifty Pointer was selected, and now you know. You will very likely see deer during the run or in this case, hiding in the woods.
The trails are well groomed and mostly wood chipped. There is a portion that is grass, but it is well maintained. Over 60% of the course is shaded with trees.
The course distances will not be exact since it is trail running, and as nice as the park people are, they won't let us cut down trees to make new paths. If you have run at Nashotah with us in the past, it is the course in reverse (counter clockwise). Easier? Maybe, maybe not...
The outside laps are run first.
Inside course loop map | Outside course loop map | Park Map
The course is market with 12X12 turn arrows, 3' tall course signs and cones. It does not use the traditional ultra trail tape or markings. It is very well marked and you do not need to try and memorize the course.
Bring the kiddos for a FREE 1K run. If you would like a tshirt for your kiddos, there is a $12.95 charge for the shirt. Kiddos will also get a bib and finisher medal!
The shirts are buck and doe specific, dry wick and those registered by noon on November 5th are guaranteed a custom race shirt. After that, shirts will be available while online supplies last. Any extra shirts will be distributed after the race on a first come, first served basis.
Everything you ever wanted to know about shirts can be found right here. The FEMALE shirts run small!
Parking is available at the parks. There is a $6.00 county park day pass or an annual pass required. Both the annual pass and daily pass must be purchased online BEFORE the event. There is NO in person payment available.
Top 3 male & female finishers in 5 year age groups will receive a custom medal.
Everyone receives a finisher medal.
Friday, November 18
2:00-4:00pm
Silver Circle
1327 Wall St., Suite B
Oconomowoc, WI 53066
Saturday November 19
7:00 - 8:00 am packet pickup
7:45 Bambi run start
8:00 all races start
2:30pm last lap cut off
3:30pm course closes.
If you would like to drop a bag on course, you are welcome to do so. Bag drop is located just north of packet pickup. You can also drop your bag east of the parking lot or south of the parking lot. Coolers & chairs are permitted and both sides of the path can be used. You can also have your crew support you east or south of the parking lot.
There is one aid station on course. It will have water, sports drink, pickles, bananas, pretzels, and lots of salty and sweet snacks.
It is back! The Silver Circle FREE hot chocolate bar!
We need volunteers for everything from aid station support to course marshals. If you or your group have an interest in volunteering, we would greatly appreciate the assistance. All volunteers can run a future race at no charge. Register to volunteer by clicking on the volunteer link in the menu above. For more information on volunteering click here.
HOW TO TRANSFER, DEFER, CHANGE SHIRTS SIZE, & CHANGE DISTANCES
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Select your Profile.
Scroll down to the race you would like to modify.
Select "Manage Registration".
All of the race options will be listed on the menu (transfers, change shirts size, modify team, change distances, resend confirmation / QR code & deferrals)
The event is chip timed by Silver Circle. Please wear your bib on the front of your body and only cross the finish line when you are finished. We will have a lap counter mat on course. How to wear your bib.
If you have any questions about this race, click the button below.
The idea of throwing 100,000+ cups in a landfill each year doesn’t seem in line with what most runners support. This has been in the works for 2+ years, but covid interrupted its implementation. Now is the time to do it!
Don’t worry, we’re NOT doing away with aid stations. There will still be aid stations with water and sports drinks at events, just no cups! You will need to bring a reusable cup with you. We are also expanding the areas for a bag drop where you can leave a nutrition/hydration bag.
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