This is an unique opportunity to get to know Timber Pointe, a gem in our backyard. Timber Pointe, which is owned by Easter Seals, provides special needs and inclusive camp sessions for children and adults ages 7 and up. Campers participate in traditional camp activities such as swimming, fishing, boating, arts & crafts, target sports, music, and horseback riding. It is an experience of outdoor life for kids and adults whose health issues make these activities often seem impossible. To help support Timber Pointe we would like to strongly recommend a donation to the camp for the day. Any amount is welcomed, though at least ten dollars is strongly encouraged.

We plan to host a variety of options for this event, including running, bicycling (including a new gravel route) and there will be access to trails within the camp, if you would like to hike a few miles. We will provide lunch to all of those in attendance, in an outdoor setting around a campfire or inside of Stern Lodge in case of inclement weather conditions. We are using this registration from to save you time upon arrival with release forms and also to provide an accurate account for food and beverages for all participants. Runsignup QR code registrations will be available the day of the event too.

Versus charging a service fee for your donation, you can bring check made out to Timber Pointe Outdoor Center, or a cash donation is also welcome. Please bring your check to the event on Saturday.

UPDATED: SCHEDULE FOR THE MULTISPORT DAY

We are disappointed to announce that we will NOT be able to host a swim at Multi-Sport Training Day (MSTD) this year. The schedule of events for Saturday will be as follows:

8:00 AM Traditional ABC run event: 4 & 8 mile road courses with water/gatorade along the course, or a guided Trail Run:
9:30 AM - Bike the 12 mile or 29 mile course. Groups will depart Timber Pointe at 9:15 AM. Choose to ride with one of the groups or ride on your own. See the pdf maps and gps course files available on this page. We have a gravel bike route, along with a short mountain bike/cyclocross loop inside the park.
11:30 AM - Cookout and Beverages: We will fire up the grills and lunch will start about 11:30 AM. Chicken breasts, bratwurst, veggies, chips, snacks, soft drinks and beer to be served. Please feel free to bring a side dish, snack or dessert to share.

Bike Routes:GPS course routes for your devices!!!
29-mile: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/46703852
13-Mile: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/39473862

Gravel Bike Course. [https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/pj95cfz4hpp2gzyrgckil/Gravel-route-3-short-Gravel-Sections.pdf?rlkey=vhrvhpoz5bxfyp7hqrelwfa9f&st=oygsnwxl&dl=0]

Gravel short course map listed above, optional longer gravel which you hit each of three gravel sections twice, which adds roughly 10 miles. Versus turning left out of Timberpoint, you will turn right, heading to Carvers Corner, doing the inner loop, then exiting the inner loop east on E-2450, then left on Towanda Ave, ( North 1600 East Road) Then Turn East on North 2300 to Troyer Farms gravel road section.

Run Course Maps. The 7.5 is basically the same as the Lake Run 12K race course, but additional mileage added leaving and re-entering Timber pointe outdoor center.

4 Mile Run Course [https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/u5o9hx06yzav6l7rlql7g/Screenshot-2025-05-06-at-12.25.22-PM.pdf?rlkey=ubo0fj5df196yt1lfyyss188s&st=cx78tzf9&dl=0]

7.5 Run Course [https://runsignup.com/Race/TheLakeRun/Page/CourseMap]