Fall 100k Challenge
Sunday, September 1 – Saturday, November 30, 2024
Past event
5:00 AM EDT
Old Saybrook, Connecticut
Free · 1 race
Ultra
Event summary
Get ready to lace up your running shoes for the exciting Fall 100k Challenge, taking place from September 1 to November 30, 2024, in the picturesque Old Saybrook, located in the scenic Lower Connecticut River Valley! This unique event invites participants to run or walk a total of 100 kilometers over the course of three months, creating a perfect opportunity for fitness enthusiasts of all levels to stay active and enjoy the beautiful autumn scenery.
Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting your fitness journey, the Fall 100k Challenge offers a flexible and fun way to challenge yourself while tracking your miles. Join fellow participants in this uplifting community event, embrace the vibrant fall colors, and celebrate your achievements as you cross the finish line of your 100k journey!
Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting your fitness journey, the Fall 100k Challenge offers a flexible and fun way to challenge yourself while tracking your miles. Join fellow participants in this uplifting community event, embrace the vibrant fall colors, and celebrate your achievements as you cross the finish line of your 100k journey!
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Fall 100k Challenge
VirtualEntries closedSunday, Sep 1, 2024
Free
Organiser's description
Run or walk a total of 100k between September 1 and November 30. Track your miles here.
Location
8 Dogwood Ln, Old Saybrook, 06475, CT, United States
Fall 100k Challenge
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