Trash Talk 5k

Saturday, May 25, 2024 Past event

8:00 AM EDT

Cumberland Gap, Tennessee

$31.40 · 1 race

5km

Event summary

Get ready for an exciting day of fun and community spirit at the Trash Talk 5k on Saturday, May 25, 2024! Set in the picturesque and historic Cumberland Gap, Claiborne, this event invites participants of all ages to come together for a fantastic race and a meaningful cause. Lace up your running shoes and join fellow enthusiasts for a 5k that promises not only a great workout but also the chance to make a positive impact by picking up trash in collaboration with Responsible Stewardship, a dedicated non-profit organization.

This inaugural race, hosted by the Cumberland Gap Adventure Company, is all about connecting with nature and each other. After the run, stick around for some fun hang-time, where you can enjoy the company of fellow participants, learn about the mission of the adventure company, and contribute to keeping our beautiful environment clean. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to combine fitness, family fun, and environmental stewardship in a stunning setting!

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Trash Talk 5k

Incl. $1.40 Fee & T-Shirt

8:00 AM EDT

$31.40

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Organiser's description

Come talk trash with the Cumberland Gap Adventure Company and participate in the Trash Talk 5k! We welcome you the first race officially hosted by the Cumberland Gap Adventure Company and would love the opportunity to get to know you, share our mission, and pick up some trash. Set in the idyllic and historic Cumberland Gap, it's a weekend with something for everyone in the family. The 5k will be followed by some fun hang-time and a trash pickup in partnership with Responsible Stewardship, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.