Sorry Fido is not allowed on course, but is in the camp grounds
Yep. The team captain can pick up the teams packet.
You bet.
On site.
Sorry there is not, but your car will not be far away and your tent will be event closer.
Restrooms and portos are available near the campground on near the course.
Uh, 24 hours.
There in one aid station athletes will pass twice each lap, near mile 1 and mile 2.75.
Bring the nutrition that works for you. We’ll provide water, sports drink, encouragement, and enough coffee to keep the overnight crew questioning their life choices productively.
Yep.
Run S’more 24 takes place August 14–15, 2027, at Nashotah Park.
W330 N5113 County Road C
Nashotah, WI 53058
Do NOT go to Lapham Peak State Park which is also on Hwy. C.
The course is approximately 3 miles per lap.
Full laps count toward your total distance. A half lap may also count using the split mat located approximately 1.5 miles into the course.
How many people can be on a relay team?
Relay teams may have up to six athletes.
How does the relay work?
One athlete is on the course at a time. Your team decides when to exchange runners—every lap, every hour, every few hours, or whenever your teammate returns looking like they need snacks.
Does the team captain have to register everyone?
No. The team captain registers and pays for the team. If the event moves forward, the captain will receive a team code to share with teammates so they can register and join the team.
Do relay teams have to stay together?
No. Your team members do not need to register or arrive together. Build your team over time and coordinate with your captain.
Yep.
Campsites are located near the course, making it easy to cheer, refuel, rest, and return to the action.
- Running shoes and extra socks
- Clothing for changing weather
- Headlamp or running light
- Required flashing safety vest
- Extra batteries or a backup light
- Food and personal nutrition
- Water bottle or hydration system
- Camp chair
- Blanket or sleeping gear
- Sunscreen and bug spray
- Cooler
- Phone charger
- A sense of humor
From dusk until dawn, every athlete must wear:
- A headlamp or running light
- A safety vest with red blinking lights on the front and back
Reflective clothing is encouraged but does not replace the required vest.
Athletes without the required equipment may be removed from the course. Being difficult to see is a terrible relay strategy.
Yes. Bring the nutrition that works for you. Runners have different needs, and the aid station is not intended to replace your personal race nutrition plan.
Run S’more is an outdoor trail event. Come prepared for changing conditions, including heat, rain, mud, cool temperatures, and overnight weather.
The event will continue unless conditions become unsafe.
Pack extra clothing and plan for the possibility that the weather will ignore your carefully organized weekend.
Yes. Walkers are welcome.
Absolutely. Your original goal is a plan—not a legally binding contract.
Yes. Friends, family, and spectators are welcome to camp, cheer, and enjoy the park.
