Wicked Bottom Cross Country 5k, 10k & 1/2 mile Fun Run

Saturday, May 4, 2024 Past event

8:30 AM EDT

Culpeper, Virginia

3 races

5km, 10km, 1 Mile

Event summary

Get ready for an exhilarating day of outdoor fun at the 15th Annual Wicked Bottom Cross Country event on Saturday, May 4th, 2024, in the beautiful town of Culpeper! This year, participants can choose from a challenging 5K or the inaugural 10K race, along with a delightful 1/2 mile fun run designed especially for the kids. Set against the scenic backdrop of Lenn Park, the course offers a fantastic experience as it winds through the lush landscape, taking runners past the picturesque Old House Vineyards. With a fairly level terrain and just a few gentle hills, this event is perfect for runners of all levels. Don’t miss out on the chance to enjoy a day filled with camaraderie, nature, and perhaps even a glimpse of local wildlife! Join us for a memorable day of running and community spirit!

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Races

Wicked Bottom 1/2 Mile Fun Run

8:00 AM EDT

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Wicked Bottom 5k Fun Run

8:30 AM EDT

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Wicked Bottom 10k Fun Run

8:30 AM EDT

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Organiser's description

Come on out for the 15th Annual Wicked Bottom 5K and FIRST ANNUAL 10K on Saturday, May 4th, 2024! There is also a 1/2 mile fun run for the kids.

This Cross Country run starts from the scenic grounds of Lenn Park. The course circles the northern side of the Park then crosses over to Old House Vineyards where you will pass the rows of vines while following the gravel road, then return to Lenn Park where you will follow the gravel trail that winds along the border of the Park property in view of Mountain Run Creek. The course is fairly level with only a few short hills and with luck, you may catch a glimpse of wildlife.