Check-in/registration begins at Noon the day of the event Basic Rules of the Race 1. Teams Participants compete in teams of 46 people. Participants must be at least 5 years of age, one team member must be at least 14 years of age and a parent or guardian must be present at all times during the race to supervise. Some challenges must be completed together; others may be individual. 2. Starting the Race All teams begin at the same starting point. Each team receives their first clue directing them to a location or challenge. 3. Following Clues Teams must read clues carefully and figure out where to go next. Clues may involve puzzles, riddles, or directions. 4. Challenges (Roadblocks & Detours) At each location, teams complete a task before moving on. Some tasks may require: Physical effort (running, dancing, jumping, etc.) Mental skills (puzzles, problem-solving) Teamwork or communication Certain challenges may require only one team member to participate. 5. Travel Teams must navigate between locations on their own within a walking/running distance. No outside help unless explicitly allowed. 6. Rules & Fair Play Teams must follow all safety rules and instructions at each challenge. No sabotaging other teams. Be respectful to businesses, volunteers, and other racers. 7. Checkpoints Teams check in after completing each challenge to receive their next clue. Earn a button by completing a challenge before you can move on to the next challenge. 8. Winning the Race The first team to reach the final destination, complete the last challenge, and show they have collected all the challenge buttons wins! There will be 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners.

Heres a clear, simple way to explain the rules of the Main event: Check-in/Registration begins at 9am the day of the event Basic Rules of the Race 1. Teams Participants compete in teams of 4 people. Participants must be at least 18 years of age or older Some challenges must be completed together; others may be individual. 2. Starting the Race All teams begin at the same starting point. Each team receives their first clue directing them to a location or challenge. 3. Following Clues Teams must read clues carefully and figure out where to go next. Clues may involve puzzles, riddles, or directions. 4. Challenges (Roadblocks & Detours) At each location, teams complete a task before moving on. Some tasks may require: Physical effort (climbing, paddling, etc.) Mental skills (puzzles, problem-solving) Teamwork or communication Certain challenges may require only one team member to participate. 5. Travel Teams must navigate between locations on their own (walking, biking, driving, etc., depending on leg of the race). No outside help unless explicitly allowed. 6. Rules & Fair Play Teams must follow all safety rules and instructions at each challenge. No sabotaging other teams. Be respectful to businesses, volunteers, and other racers. 7. Checkpoints Teams check in after completing each challenge to receive their next clue. Earn a button by completing a challenge before you can move on to the next challenge. 8. Winning the Race The first team to reach the final destination, complete the last challenge, and show they have collected all the challenge buttons wins! There will be 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners.