Horse Lake Trail Runs
Horse Lake 25K, 10-Mile and 5-Mile Trail Runs
May 8, 2021
Horse Lake Reserve, Wenatchee, WA
Presented by Subaru/Cascade Autocenter
We are excited to be back on these historic Wenatchee Valley trails! The 25K, 10-mile, and 5-mile Horse Lake Trail Runs are held on an amazing 1,700-acre reserve, owned and managed by the Chelan-Douglas Land Trust, in the Wenatchee Foothills.
Start times
25K — 7 a.m.
10-Mile — 7:30 a.m.
5-Mile — 8 a.m.
COVID-19 Protocols
Depending on COVID-19 conditions at the time of the race, we will be following additional precautions including wave starts, aid station protocols and requirements for mask use. More details will be available within a month of the race depending on requirements in place and the state of the pandemic.
Swag
Each entrant will receive a RunWenatchee running mask/buff, a reusable cup for aid stations, and a commemorative Horse Lake race medal. T-shirts are available for purchase.
Race Day Information
Packet pick-up and race day information will be posted closer to the event date.
Parking/Shuttle Service
There will be parking available at the trailhead and a parking plan will be implemented within a month of the race.
Shuttle service MAY BE possible for the event, but again will be determined within a month of the event depending on Health District requirements and the state of the pandemic.
Course Description
The 25K, 10-Mile and 5-Mile courses encompass the incredible single track and double track trails of the Horse Lake Reserve. Amazing mountain and valley views are seen from all the trails.
Maps
Fundraising
Proceeds from this event go directly back to the Chelan-Douglas Land Trust for trail development and maintenance of these trails. All the trails that you will run on have been in some way supported by this race so thank you and we look forward to continuing to support and build new trails to run and play on!
Ruck Division
We have added a new “twist” to our trail events. We have added a new option called Rucking.
RUCK•ING [VERB] // Walking/hiking with a weighted rucksack (aka backpack). It implies action, energy, and purpose. Rucking requires strength, endurance, and character — and builds it, too.
Rucking is the foundation of Special Forces training, but is also a great alternative to running for those that are not able to run but are avid hikers, walkers, and fast packers.
Many of us have taken on rucking as another way to stay fit and challenge ourselves on the trails, so we decided to add this to our event schedule!
The rules: Complete the 25K, 10-mile or 5-mile wearing the pack. Special award given to those that complete the event wearing the pack.
Weight Requirements:
Bodyweight under 150 lbs: 20 lbs + Rucksack/Backpack
Bodyweight over 150 lbs: 30 lbs + Rucksack/Backpack
Need a pack, weighted plates or other gear? Check out www.goruck.com
Cancellation policy: Go here.
