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t’s time to Dash, Walk & Roll! 
Unfortunately, due to the tight nature of our trail system, we cannot guarantee runner and walker safety on our course yet, so we will be offering another virtual, non-competitive  5K again this year. We are also adding a 10K biking element for any of you who would like to participate on wheels. You can Dash, Walk or Roll anywhere you’d like from April 17 – May 1.

Please join us and get out and get some exercise! Set a goal and go for it! Please remember to honor social distancing and small groups if you walk or run together. Take selfie photos while you’re out and send them to [email protected].

Submitting Your Result
An important part of this Virtual Race is submitting your time so that you can see how you rank, much like a traditional run.  Beginning April 17 you will be able to submit your time.  To submit your virtual time, click on the link below.  (Note: link will not work and you cannot submit a result prior to April 17)  By your name, click EDIT TIME.  You can submit results from April 17 - May 1.  Final results will be available at the same link May 2.
http://www.ItsRaceTime.com/Results.aspx?ID=TBD

Fees: 
Now thru March 27 – $25 per adult and $10 per child – guaranteed T-shirts
March 28th – Apr. 16 – $35 per adult and $10 per child – guaranteed T-shirts
Apr. 17 – May 1: $40 per adult, $10 per child – guaranteed T-shirts 

Curbside pick up of T-shirts will be available after the event ends. Stay tuned for more details as this event develops!

Help support our beautiful habitat and children’s nature-based education programs!
We need to keep nature healthy in order for us to be healthy! 

REGULAR DASH COURSE: This course is a beautiful 5k trail run/walk that begins in the parking lot behind Aurora Medical Center, which leads to a section of the Ice Age Trail. Traverse through forested ridges and swales and cross small bridges through a secluded meadow. The last 3/4 of a mile runs along Columbus Street and ends at our Nature Center.

This is a friendly race event at a bit of a slower pace due to the roots, surprise “trail trolls,” and natural terrain. Give it a go! And then sprint for time when you hit the street!