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Mission Run in the Ozarks 5K, Half, and Full Marathon
2026-03-28 07:00 - 14:00 (America/Chicago) | Flatwoods Baptist Church, 2709 E Main St., Mountain View, 72560, United States
The 12th Annual Mission Run in the Ozarks will take place Saturday morning March 29, 2025 at 7:00 and 9:00 a.m., starting at Flatwoods Missionary Baptist Church and ending at the Stone County Court Square. The event will include a 5K, Half, and Full Marathon Run through streets and highways of Mountain View and Stone County. Races will start at Flatwoods Church and end at the Stone County Court Square. Spectators will be allowed to encourage participants along the challenging, but yet, adventurous hills! Parking will be available at Flatwoods Baptist Church. Shuttles are provided back to start area after run. Events will be timed by Agee Race Timing. Online Registration is available! Packets can be picked up Saturday morning starting at 6 a.m. on Mar 29, 2025 at Flatwoods Church. Restrooms available on Court Square. T-shirts are guaranteed to all who register prior to Dec 30, 2024. Proceeds will go to Casa de Fe in Ecuador . A local team will be serving in the orphanage this summer and hope you can be a part of the mission as well!

Styx & Stones Trail Marathon
2026-03-28 07:00 - 14:00 | Devil’s Den State Park, 11333 West Arkansas Hwy. 74, West Fork, AR, 72774, United States
Join us this spring at Devil’s Den State Park, an Arkansas icon nestled in the Lee Creek Valley, for the Styx & Stones Trail Races. Both the Full and Half Marathon race distances will explore the beautiful new Monument Trail system, Butterfield Hiking Trail, Devil’s Den’s unique rock formations and rock gardens, and given the time of year you may experience running under a seasonal waterfall! The longer the distance, the greater the rewards, including creek crossings, big climbs, and more remote technical running that Styx & Stones is so well known for. This year, the event will be free, but we ask that you make a minimum donation of $20 to cover our costs and support the benefiting groups. This is a graduate level trail marathon with significantly challenging and technical terrain. Please be prepared or consider the Half Marathon if you are not an experienced trail runner.
Event Background:
From it’s inception with Mark Den Herder as RD, Styx & Stones has been about celebrating the trail community and giving back; donating 100% of any race proceeds to support the West Fork XC team. We will continue to honor and expand that tradition in 2024. With the help of our sponsors and your donations, our goal is that 100% will be donated to support the West Fork XC teams, Friends of Devil’s Den, and Ozark Offroad Cyclists, who build and maintain most of our Ozark trails.

Capital City Classic 10K
2026-03-28 07:30 - 11:30 | Pulaski County Courthouse, 485 West Markham Street, Little Rock, 72201, United States
Experience the best of downtown Little Rock through Arkansas’ oldest 10K! Once the largest road race in Arkansas, the Capital City Classic 10K is back on its way to the top! The event moved back to downtown Little Rock in 2022, and while the 2023 race had to be cancelled due to a tornado, we came back as strong as ever in 2024 and continued to grow in 2025! From a free Kids’ Mile, to prize money for elites, to a 10K pace team that ranges from 40 minutes to a “Party Pace” group of 2 hours, this is truly a race for everyone! Participants of all abilities are welcome, including walkers.
More information about the race and its storied history can be found at https://www.littlerockroadrunners.com/capital-city-classic-10k/.

Kids 1 Mile Race

We offer a FREE kids race immediately preceding the start of the 10K at 7:30 AM. The kids race is an out-and-back course that goes over the Broadway Bridge, which will be closed to all traffic. Registration is open to anyone up to the age of 14 years old, and parents are welcome to run or walk with their child if needed. All participants will receive a t-shirt and medal!

Elite Athlete Program

The 2026 race will once again offer prize money! The top 5 male and female finishers will receive a prize purse of at least $6,000, with the breakout and total amount to be finalized by January 1, 2026.
Complimentary entries and possible travel assistance will be provided to athletes that have recently demonstrated the ability to run sub 32:00 (M) or sub 38:00 (F). Interested athletes can send an email to capitalcityclassic10k@gmail.com for more information.

Finisher Medals

Every participant in the Kids’ Mile and 10K will earn a finisher medal—check out the design below! Huge thanks Kinco Constructors for once again being our Medals Sponsors and making finisher’s medals possible. We can’t wait to see them around your neck on race day!

Hotel Block

The AC Hotel in downtown Little Rock has discounted rates of $129/night from Friday, March 27th through Sunday, March 29th. The rates will remain available until the hotel block is filled. Located just steps away from the finish line and less than a 1/2 mile from the start line, it’s the perfect spot to stay during race weekend!
Book your group rate for Capital City Classic 10K

Pace Team

We’re one of the only 10k races out there that has a pace team to help you achieve your goals! The 2026 race will feature at least five different pace groups of 45, 50, 59, 70 and 80 minutes. If you plan to be around these times make sure to be on the lookout for the pace signs. We have great teams setup that will not only potentially help you achieve a time goal, but will encourage, create camaraderie and add a lot of fun to the race!

Course Map

Spectator Course

For those that aren’t participating in the Capital City Classic, but want to be part of the action, we have an unofficial “spectator course” of less than a mile that allows you to see the runners at the start, finish and two different spots in between!
– Start at Markham and Broadway and watch the start of the race at 8am
– Walk 5 blocks east down Markham to Scott St to catch the runners just before the 2 mile mark.
– Head to Main and 6th which is about 4.5 miles into the race.
– Lastly walk a couple blocks to the finish area at Capitol and Louisiana.

Packet Pickup

Packets will be available for pickup from 10 AM to 6PM on Friday, March 27th at Rock City Running. We highly encourage participants to pick up their package the day before the race, but pickup will also be available on race day beginning at 6:15 AM.

The Victorian Classic 10K and 1 Mile Family Run
2026-03-28 08:00 - 13:00 | Eureka Springs Visitor and Information Center, 44 Kings Highway, Eureka Springs, 72632, United States
The Victorian classic, a legendary 10K race that has been held since the 1970s, is back!
Registration includes your T-shirt, plus our classically cool medal, free soup, and a post-race beverage! Additionally, we will have coupons galore and discounts for a fabulous overnight stay in Eureka Springs! Or make it a day trip! Eureka Springs, the coolest little town with fantastic shopping, hiking, and dining options!
This event is 100% for charity, benefiting the Eureka Springs Community Center’s children’s programming!
Locally crafted and super cool overall Male and Female awards, and 10 year Age group awards for the 10k.
Really cool ‘Crescent Hotel” Medals for everyone in both the 10K and 1 mile family Run.
Packet pick up will be at Gotahold Brewing-409 West Van Buren, Eureka Springs AR 72632 Fri 27th 4-8pm or race morning at the Eureka Springs Community Center 630-730am

Fort Smith Marathon, Half Marathon & 5 Leg Marathon Relay
2026-03-29 07:00 - 13:00 | Glass Pavilion, 100 N. B Street, Fort Smith, United States
Get ready for an unforgettable race experience at the Fort Smith Marathon, starting in the heart of historic downtown Fort Smith, Arkansas. This stunning course will take you through charming neighborhoods, scenic paved trails, and the rolling terrain, offering a challenge for all runners. Along the way, you’ll pass iconic landmarks and experience the rich history of this vibrant city.
The start line is at the Glass Pavilion at 100 N. B Street, Fort Smith Arkansas. We will have coffee and some donuts available before the run. There will also be amazing food for the runners when they cross the finish line.
Whether you’re aiming for a personal best or simply want to enjoy the views, the Fort Smith Marathon, Half Marathon, or 5 Leg Relay is the perfect event for runners of all levels. With a race starting at 7:00 AM on Sunday, March 29, 2026, don’t miss the chance to be part of this exciting and challenging race.
Join us for the journey – Run the Fort Smith Marathon and discover the beauty of this historic city!
Register before March 20th to guarantee your t-shirt size!
Half Marathon Awards will be at 10:00 am
Full Marathon Awards will be at 1:00 pm
Parking is available at the River Front park and other parking lots located very close.

Shake Out Run and Packet Pickup
Get ready for an exciting race weekend! Join us at the True Grit Running Co, where the fun begins before race day! We will be having a Shake Out Run at 8 am. The first 25 people will get a unique gift. Can’t make the Shake Out Run, True Grit Running Co will be open from 10 am to 6pm for you to pick up your race packet, ask any questions and shop.
Packet Pickup Details:
All participants are required to pick up their race packets at True Grit Running Co prior to race day, unless you specifically registered for the Race Day Packet Pickup option.

Friday March 27th 1 pm until 6 pm.
Saturday March 28th 10 am until 6 pm.
Picking Up for Someone Else: We consider everyone a runner, and we’re happy to allow friends to pick up packets on behalf of others
Race Day Pickup Option: Prefer to pick up your packet on the morning of the race? For a $5 fee, you can opt into Race Day Packet Pickup by registering in advance through Runsignup.

Don’t miss out – come join us for a pre-race celebration and get everything you need for race day!
Information about aid stations, relay exchanges, pacers, and such can be found on our Race Day Information Page or email us at fortsmithmarathon@gmail.com

Ridge City Grind
2026-04-03 - 2026-04-04 | The Silos Barn, 1743 Co Road 380, Bono, 72416, United States
CrossFit Ridge City’s 2nd Ridge City Grind is a team 24 or 12 hour ultra trail running or ruck race with an added fitness twist every lap. This years Grind will again take place at The Silos Barn in Bono, AR and will start promptly at 5:30pm on Friday January 30th, 2026.
The 24 hour race is for teams of 3 in both the run and ruck options and will start at 5:30 pm on Friday, January 30th, 2026 and go until 5:30pm Saturday, January 31st, 2026.
The 12 hour race will have 2 divisions (teams of 3 and teams of 2) in both the run and ruck options and will start at 5:30am on Saturday, January 31st, 2026 and go until 5:30pm Saturday, January 31st, 2026.
Each lap will consist of a simple and light to moderately loaded strength/fitness movement to start and/or finish each lap. Only 1 teammate can work at a time. When a teammate starts a lap they must complete the lap to switch out with a teammate.
Sponsors, vendors, food trucks and live music will be available Friday from 5:00pm until 9:00pm
**Further race details, not limited to the following items, will be released closer to race date:
– exact trail distance
– ruck weights
– exact fitness/strength movements and standards
– participant equipment list
– allowed and not-allowed items at camp

Passion Play Trail Run
2026-04-04 08:00 - 11:00 | The Passion Play Trails, 935 Passion Play Road, Eureka Springs, AR, 72632, United States
The 3rd Annual Passion Play Trail Run – Presented by The Great Passion Play & I:40 Race Services
The Great Passion Play in Eureka Springs will host the 3rd Annual Passion Play Trail Run on April 4, 2026.
This will be run on the amazing Great Passion Play Trails that are a part of the Oz Trail System of Northwest Arkansas (Click Here to learn more about the Oz Trails at the Passion Play). Runners will get to experience all the aspects of the Passions Play grounds including “Running to Jesus” with all runners going by the Christ of the Ozarks Statue, experiencing parts of The Holy Land Tour, and miles of amazing nature and scenery.
The four distances are designed to have something for everyone – Fun Run, 5k Trail Run, 5 Mile Trail Run, and Half Marathon Trail Run – all happening on the morning of Saturday, April 4th.
Fun Run:
This will be an all-road course to the Christ of the Ozarks Statue and then looping around the Passion Play grounds.
5k Trail Run:
We have redesigned this course after feedback from our 2024 runners that the 5k route was too difficult. We are going to stay more “on top of the hill” that the passion play amphitheater and the Christ of Ozark Statue sits on. This course will still be a challenge but will be much easier on runners and will also take in much more of the scenic aspects of the grounds including running across the stage of the passion play and going by the tabernacle and other great aspects of the Holy Land Tour.
5 Mile Trail Run:
Starts by running to the Christ of the Ozarks Statue and then on trails: Genesis, Holy Roller, Genesis, Passover, Revelation for an out and back loop around the Sea of Galilee, Genesis, and then finishes by going through the gates of Old City of Jerusalem (See Map Below).
Half Marathon Trail Run:
This will be a combination of the 5k and 5 Mile Courses. Starts by running to the Christ of the Ozarks Statue on the 5 Mile Course, then the 5k course, and then a backwards loop of the 5-mile course. The 3 laps (5 miles, 3.1 miles, and 5 miles), added up to 13.1 miles.
Registration Details & Prices:
– All Participants that register by March 20th will get an event t-shirt! (first come first serve for sign-ups after March 20th)
-All finishers will get a cast finishers medal when completing the run.
-Aid station(s) will be located on each course and refreshments and snacks at the finish line.
​-Included for all participants will be a ticket to see The Great Passion Play ($35 Value) that is redeemable any time in 2026 or 2027.
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL until July 4th – FR: $20 / 5k: $30 / 5 Mile: $35 / Half: $55
HOLIDAY SALE: 7/5 to Thanksgiving (11/27) – FR: $25 / 5k: $35 / 5 Mile: $40 / Half: $65
REGULAR PRICE: 11/27 to April 3rd at noon – FR: $25 / 5k: $40 / 5 Mile: $45 / Half: $70
RUN WEEKEND: (Friday PM & Saturday) – FR: $30 / 5k: $45 / 5 Mile: $50 / Half: $75
Schedule for Passion Play Trail Run Weekend:
Early Packet Pickup & Registration:
Friday, April 3rd from 3:00 to 7:00 pm
​Race Day Packet Pickup & Registration:
Saturday, April 4th beginning at 6:30am
Packet Pickup will take place at The Great Passion Play Ticket Office
935 Passion Play Road, Eureka Springs AR. 72632
Run Start Times on Saturday, April 4th:
Half Marathon & 5 Mile at 8:00 am
5k & Fun Run at 8:30 am

Outback in the Ozarks Pure Trail Edition
2026-04-10 - 2026-04-11 | Lake Leatherwood, 14582 US-62, Eureka Springs, 72632, United States
Experience the thrill of the 120-mile adventure relay through the breathtaking Ozark Mountains surrounding Lake Leatherwood in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Each runner tackles three unique trail segments—totaling 15 miles—working together in true relay style to conquer the course.

Mile Zero
2026-04-10 - 2026-04-12 | Kelly Courtyard, 415 Cherry St, Helena-West Helena, 72342, United States
Mile Zero: Delta Outdoor Festival
A weekend celebration of adventure, culture, and community. The event combines cycling, running, paddling, and birding experiences to showcase the Delta’s stunning landscape.

Mile Zero offers a wide array of activities for participants of all ages and abilities, including:
– Gravel and road cycling routes connecting to the Delta Heritage Trail and the Crowley’s Ridge Gravel Trail from scenic beginner paths to challenging routes for advanced riders.
– The Low Road Marathon, offering a unique running experience through the heart of the Delta.
– Guided e-bike birding tours to Saint Francis National Forest and Mississippi River State Park during peak spring migration.
– A 600 Mile gravel biking odyssey that highlights the best of the Arkansas Delta and Crowley’s Ridge (free multiday event, register here: bikereg.com/helena600)
– Mississippi River State Park paddling and birding excursions.
– Community-centered activities including a bike block party, learn-to-ride sessions, bicycle giveaways, and community meals for local youth and their families.
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Formerly known as the Delta Grind, the event has been rebranded as Mile Zero to reflect a new chapter rooted more deeply in Helena’s identity, landscape, and long-term future.
The name Mile Zero draws inspiration from Helena’s position as a gateway to the Delta; where trails, rivers, history, and culture converge. The rebrand signals an intentional transition toward local stewardship, with the long-term vision of the event becoming a community-supported celebration led by the City of Helena, ensuring its sustainability for years to come.
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“Mile Zero is more than an outdoor festival — it’s a strategic step toward positioning Helena as a hub for recreation, culture, and community vitality,” said Ammen Jordan, Director of studioDRIFT. “By connecting trails, rivers, and public spaces, we are building an experience that strengthens the local economy and enhances quality of life for residents and visitors alike.”
The festival supports studioDRIFT’s Crowley’s Ridge Gravel Trail Project, a long-term initiative to expand trail connectivity, foster sustainable outdoor recreation, and drive economic growth across the Delta.
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Join us for a rally-style celebration of cycling, culture, and community in the heart of the Arkansas Delta.
This unique event blends the best of gravel and road riding with the Delta’s vibrant soul — live music, local food, and cultural experiences that honor the region’s deep roots in music, history, and heritage. From mellow scenic routes to gnarly, gravel-grinding challenges, there’s a course for every rider — and now, new routes!

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The perfect mash-up of fun and folly!
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SCHEDULE
SATURDAY (4/11 @ Kelley Courtyard — 415 Cherry St)
MARATHON – RUNNERS

7 – 8am Check In
8am Pre-run Meeting
8:15 Bus Departs
9am Start
1pm – 5pm Food & Entertainment

ROAD & GRAVEL – RIDERS

8 – 9:30am Check In
9:45am Pre-ride Meeting
10am Start
1pm – 5pm Food & Entertainment

HALF MARATHON, 5K AND 1 MILE – RUNNERS/WALKERS

8 – 9:30am Check In
10:10 am Start
1pm – 5pm Food & Entertainment

Friday Options (4/10)

3pm – casual group ride (start from 430 Cherry St.)
3pm – casual group run (start from 430 Cherry St.)

Sunday Opportunities (4/12)

Guided canoe outing on the Mississippi
Guided birding outings

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SATURDAY ROUTE OPTIONS
CYCLING – ridewithgps
RUNNING & WALKING ROUTES – ridewithgps
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WHAT TO EXPECT

RUNNERS & WALKERS

Marathon – explore Marianna before transitioning to sandy gravel roads through a state park and a national forest characterized by tall timber and cypress swamps, flanked by the unique geological rise of Crowley’s Ridge, all the way to historic Helena.
Half Marathon – savor downtown Helena, passing cultural landmarks and a levee overlook before transitioning to sandy gravel roads outside of town on your way to a magical destinations in the St. Francis National Forest.
5k & Mural Mile – enjoy Helena and its beautiful River Park

RIDERS

Some of the best riding in the heart of the Nation

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IMPORTANT INFO

ALL ROUTES ARE UNMARKED – you MUST have a GPS app or written/printed directions
ZERO WASTE EVENT – BYO bottle/hydration pack recommended. Water jugs on course.
SELF SUPPORT RIDE – BYO tire repair, pump, tools, etc.
Aid Stations will be provided and marked on map; bring cash for convenience store treats
Rolling SAG for DNF only

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LOOKING FOR LODGING OPTIONS, BIKEPACKING ROUTES? CLICK HERE
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EVENT PARTNERS
This year’s event collaborators include the Helena Chamber, A&P, Thrive, and Mississippi River State Park.

Hogeye Marathon & Relays
2026-04-11 - 2026-04-12 | Downtown Springdale, 106 W Emma Ave,, Springdale, AR, 72764, United States
50th Annual Hogeye Marathon & Relays, Springdale, Arkansas- Non Profit Event
Over $35K raised for local charities in 2025!
26.2 miles of beautiful rolling course, mostly streets with some paved trail sections. Run by city parks, and through the minor league baseball park before finishing on the Razorback Greenway and in Downtown Springdale. The Half Marathon is also the state’s longest continuously-running half, just like the marathon. You will be able to take in parts of Lake Fayetteville before returning to the Downtown Springdale finish. The 4-Person Marathon Relay uses the same marathon course so you’ll be able to get a smaller taste of the fabulous southern hospitality the Hogeye Marathon has become known for. And, run the marathon or half as the first relay runner. Get your work crew or your running buddies together to compete. All events, including the 10K & 5K (register on another site) on Sunday FUNDay are part of the Hogeye Team Challenge & benefit Northwest Arkansas charitable causes-see website for info. You can also register for the 5K or 10K at Race Wizard- after Nov. 1.

Iron Mountain Legend
2026-04-11 07:00 - 16:00 | Iron Mountain Marina, 134 Iron Mountain Marina Drive, Arkadelphia, AR, 71923, United States
Iron Mountain Legend trail run is held on the epic trails of Iron Mountain just outside Caddo Valley on DeGray Lake. With 11K, 27K and 42K options…there is something for everyone. Post-race food and drink, plus a unique finisher medal will make it a day to remember. The start/finish line will be at the Iron Mountain Lodge & Marina. On-course aid stations with lots of tasty treats to keep you fueled for a day in the Ouachita Mountains.

Entry Priced With a Long-sleeve T-shirt

Entry Fees are priced with long-sleeve t-shirt, but a participant has the option to select no shirt and SAVE $5 or upgrade a fleece hoodie for $20. Sizes not guaranteed after April 2, 2026. If an item is ordered and the size is not available then a refund will be issued at packet pickup. T-shirts and hoodies are also available for sale in the Merchandise store if additional items are wanted.
Race Giveaway Options and Styles:

NO Option – Save $5
Long Sleeve Ringspun Cotton T-shirt (with entry) – Cotton unisex sizing.
Fleece Hoodie ($20 upgrade) – fleece hoodie with pockets in the front.

Maumelle Charter Falcon Family 5k, 1 Mile, and Donut Dash
2026-04-11 08:00 - 10:00 | Lake Willastein, 309 Lake Willastein Drive, Maumelle, 72113, United States
Please join us on Saturday, April 11th for the third annual Maumelle Charter Falcon Family 5k, 1 mile, and Donut Dash. $30 online registration. Packet pickup will be at Lake Willastien park (Pavilion) from 5-7pm on Friday 4/10/25. Additionally, Packet pickup will be the morning of the race starting at 7am.
We will have pancakes and bacon served at the finish line!
-5k will do a clockwise loop and a half around the park. Aid stations near mile one, two, and three.
1 mile route will be one clockwise loop around the lake.
The event will be held at Lake Willastien. Race start and finish will be near the pavilion.
First 100 finishers will be given a finisher’s medal. Register by March 22nd to guarantee a t-shirt.
Awards for top 3 runners in male and female 5k division and the One mile Division.
Awards for top 3 in Age Division, Male and Female; 14 & under, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+
The Donut Dash will be 45-70ish yards. The start line is a mystery. Each finisher will get a donut provided by the Maumelle Fraternal Order of Police. Winner will get the “Supreme Grand Champion” trophy.
The Virtual run is free of charge and open to those who want to participate but cannot make it to the event. No awards or medals given.
If interested in volunteering, please contact adam.xaysuda@gmail.com

HealthWorks Fitness Center Boomtown Run
2026-04-11 08:00 - 10:00 | Healthworks, 304 North Madison, El Dorado, AR, 71730, United States
HealthWorks Fitness Center in El Dorado, AR is committed to the health and well-being of the people of South Arkansas. The proceeds from this event will benefit our Parkinson’s program, Rock Steady Boxing, at HealthWorks Fitness Center.

Ouachita Trail 50
2026-04-18 06:00 - 19:00 | Maumelle Park Pavilion #8, 9009 Pinnacle Valley Road, Little Rock, AR, 72223, United States
Welcome to the 35th running of the Ouachita Trail 50 Endurance Run!
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All donations and profits for this event will go to Pinnacle Mountain State Park.
The OT50 was started by a group of early Arkansas ultra runners who came together, drew from their various ultra race experiences, and committed to putting on a quality fifty miler in Arkansas. As the oldest enduring Arkansas Ultra Running Association event, that intent lives on. The 50 mile and 50 km runs feature a picturesque climb over Pinnacle Mountain followed by an out-and-back traversing the rolling hills along the north shore of beautiful Lake Maumelle. Get ready for scenic, rocky, single-track as you tour Pinnacle Mountain State Park and the eastern part of the 222 mile Ouachita National Recreation Trail.
Proceeds benefit Pinnacle Mountain State Park
General Information:
Location: Maumelle Park, Little Rock, Arkansas, Pavilion # 8
Starting Time: 6:00 AM for 50 Mile and 50 Km. Runners must check in at the pavilion a minimum of 30 minutes before the start time.
Packets: Race packets may be picked up on Friday, April 17th from 3pm-6pm at Fleet Feet Little Rock – 11525 Cantrell Rd #102, Little Rock, AR or at Pavilion #8 on race morning. FOR SAFETY REASONS, BIBS & TIMING CHIPS WILL NOT BE ISSUED UNTIL RACE MORNING.
Course Description: Starting and ending with two miles of pavement between Maumelle Park and the eastern Ouachita Trail terminus at Pinnacle Mountain State Park, the course features a picturesque climb over and around Pinnacle Mountain followed by an out-and-back along the shore of Lake Maumelle on the Ouachita National Recreation Trail. Most of the Ouachita Trail is a scenic, rocky, single-track foot path. The trail is permanently marked with blue blazes. Turns are marked with two blue blazes. Additional markers (blue and white striped ribbon) will also mark the course. The Pinnacle Mountain trails and loop are utilized on the “out” portion only. 50K participants will be diverted off of the OT around the 16 mile point and will follow a different approach to the Northshore Aid Station. The course involves several highway crossings, and there will likely be no traffic control. Please be responsible and be careful! NOTE: If conditions are wet, the course may be rerouted to avoid the top of Pinnacle Mountain. This is due to safety concerns and is mandated by the state park.
Aid: Eleven staffed aid stations for 50-mile; seven for 50Km. (See mileage/aid station chart) Carrying at least one fluid bottle is HIGHLY advised. Aid station fare includes water, Gatorade, soft drinks, chips, cookies, crackers, candy, peanuts, various sandwiches, bananas, oranges and whatever creative items our amazing aid captains come up with. They put out a very nice spread! No Advil, Aspirin, or other pain relievers will be supplied at aid stations.

Crew access: Crews can meet runners at East Pinnacle Parking Lot, West Summit Trailhead, Northshore, and the Hwy 10 turnaround only.
Drop Bags: Drop bags will be taken to the Northshore and Hwy 10 (50 mile only) aid stations. Please label drop bags with these names, your name and bib number to avoid confusion. Bags can be dropped off during race check-in. We will try to return bags to the finish area as soon as possible. Please pick up drop bags after the race or make arrangements for them, as they will not be mailed back to you.
Cut-off Times: There is a 13-hour time limit for the 50 Miler, and 7:00 PM cut-off for both races. Runners registered in the 50 Mile have the option to change to the 50Km during the race. To continue in the 50 Mile race, a runner must exit the Northshore aid station by 10:15 AM (out-bound) and 3:20 PM (returning), the Hwy 10 Turnaround aid station by 12:50 PM, and East Pinnacle aid station (returning) by 6:05 PM. To continue in the 50k race, a runner must exit North Shore by 1:20 PM and East Pinnacle by 6:05 PM (returning). These cut off times will be strictly enforced.
Race Shirts: You will have the option of choosing a Women’s or Men’s fit race shirt. However, you must register by March 11th to guarantee your shirt size. If you register after that date you may be given a shirt from the prior year.
Awards: Finishing awards will be awarded to each 50K and 50 Mile finisher. Overall awards to first male and female, open and masters finisher in the 50K and 50 Mile. Awards will be presented as you finish.
Finish Line Food: The race will be catered again this year. You will receive one meal ticket at the finish line. Options TBA soon. Bring cash if you think you will want more than one meal for you or your family.
Race Parking: Volunteers will be directing arriving runners on race morning in order to park as many vehicles as possible at pavilion number 8. Your cooperation will help us achieve this. If overflow parking is required, please use the parking lot for the pavilions just inside Maumelle Park (see map in the runner packet). It is critical that you DO NOT park along Pinnacle Valley Road.
Race Director: Stacey Shaver, email (preferred) OT50@Runarkansas.com

OUTLAST
2026-04-18 07:30 - 13:30 | Burns Park – Funland, 4400 Funland, North Little Rock, 72118, United States
OUTLAST is a 6-hour trail endurance challenge where runners complete a 5K every hour, on the hour. Each lap must be finished within the hour to stay in the event. If you finish early, you rest until the next round. Miss a lap, and you’re out.
Complete all six rounds, and you OUTLAST.
This isn’t just about speed — it’s about pacing, discipline, and mental grit. Whether you’re trying to survive all six or win your division, the challenge is the same: show up each hour, push your limits, and stay in it.
Each course is trail-based, with natural terrain, elevation, and unpredictable conditions. You’ll have time between rounds to recover, refuel, and refocus — but not much.

What You Earn:
​4 laps = Bronze “Grit Earned” leather patch
5 laps = Silver “Survivor” leather patch
6 laps = Premium “OUTLAST” wooden medal
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All participants receive an OUTLAST Tee & Sticker.
Top male and female with the fastest combined 5K times at each event win the 1st Place OUTLAST award.
Finishers are ranked on the national leaderboard—and the fastest runner across all OUTLAST 6-hour events will be crowned National Champion and take home $1,000.
The 1st Place Male and Female 6-hour champions from each city will earn a spot in the Outlast Championship, where they’ll compete against the best of the best at the end of the Tour, and the 1st place male and female winners take home $1000 each. (This is separate from the national leaderboard prize money.)
By the end of the tour, the top 100 best times nationally will be invited to also compete in the Outlast Championship.

Frequently Asked Questions:
Do I have to run all 6 laps?
Nope. Run as many as you can. If you complete 4 or 5, you’ll still earn a patch. Only those who finish all 6 get the OUTLAST medal and leaderboard ranking.
What happens if I don’t finish a lap in time?
You’re out. The next lap starts at the top of the next hour, and only those who completed the last lap on time can continue.
How is the race timed?
Each 5K is timed individually. If you complete all 6, your combined time counts toward the local win and national leaderboard.
Are these trail races or road?
Every OUTLAST race is on trail terrain — dirt, rocks, roots, and elevation. Sometimes some pavement and gravel.
Can I walk?
Yes, as long as you finish the 5K within the hour. But some courses are rugged, and time can sneak up on you.
Are there aid stations?
Yes. There will be water, basic hydration, and snacks at the basecamp/loop start. This is a cupless event — bring your own bottle or hydration system.
What should I bring?
Trail shoes, hydration system, layers (weather dependent), fuel between laps, and grit.
Can I setup a tent?
Absolutely, bring your own aid station/tent setup.
Is OUTLAST for beginners?
Yes — if you’re mentally tough. You don’t need to be fast, just consistent and ready to suffer a little.
How do I win?
If you finish all 6 laps and have the fastest combined time, you win your division (male/female). Winners are also added to the national leaderboard for a shot at the $1,000 national prize & title.

Delta Grind
2026-04-18 08:00 - 17:00 | Downtown Helena, 415 Cherry St, Helena, AR, United States
Celebrating the unique culture and beauty of the Arkansas Delta, runners can expect a challenging and scenic course that showcases the beauty of the Delta region. Live music will be playing throughout the day, and delicious food from local vendors served after the run. Cupless event. BYO bottle/hydration pack recommended. Water jugs on course.
Routes –> ridewithgps.com
Location –> Kelly Courtyard, 415 Cherry St, Helena, AR 72342

“The first bit of the course runs through the town, Past the Delta Cultural Center, where the King Biscuit Blues radio show continues its daily broadcast, just as it has for over 80 years. Up the brick path of the levee walk overlooking the port of Helena. Looking down on the ruins of old warehouses and wholesalers as the bricks turn to gravel and you head out of town.

Leaving the levee and entering the national forest, the road moves further from the river. On the west side, Crowley’s Ridge rises steeply. As geologic features go, this one is pretty new. It was formed about 20,000 years ago as windborne glacial loess accumulated here. Helena is the southern end of the ridge, which extends about 200 miles north to Missouri and rises 250 feet above the otherwise pancake-flat region.

The riverside to the east is a dense tangle of thick, flat woods, interrupted occasionally by cypress swamp. At first glance, much of the scenery in the forest was not unlike the typical green tunnel you find elsewhere in the region, but as the eyes began to soften and adjust, differences appeared.

The trees that make the consistent canopy are considerably taller than most you find in the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains. The timber industry was a main source of wealth in the Delta in the 19th century, but most forests were cleared and turned to cotton, rice, and, later, soy fields. Most of the existing Arkansas mills are in the hilly parts of the state, and those forests are more likely to be interspersed with recent cuts.

The road itself was softer and sandier than non-Delta gravel roads, making for an ideal running surface.

There were more cool drinks waiting back at the finish, with mocktails and cold local Arkansas and Mississippi beer set up in a brick-lined picnic area that had once been a building. The live blues music and barbeque kept 100% of the participants there for hours after the race ended. The liveliness of the scene on that block that afternoon gave hints of what had been and could be again in Helena.

Achieving that vibrancy and highlighting the culture and natural beauty of the town and surrounding areas is very much the intention of the organizers of the Delta Dash run and accompanying Delta Grind ride. The events are organized primarily by the nonprofit StudioDrift, which aims to revitalize the Delta through placemaking and adventure tourism.” Read the rest of Brian Hurley’s recap here: www.irunfar.com/recovery-run-running-as-revitalization-in-the-arkansas-delta

“The perfect mash-up of fun and folly, all to support the creation of the Crowley’s Ridge Gravel Trail,” said Ammen Jordan, Director of studioDRIFT. “Helena is the perfect basecamp for a weekend of adventure.”
Cupless event. BYO bottle/hydration pack recommended. Water jugs on course.

27K tickets include lunch and music. Delta Grind is a family-friendly event that is open to the public.

PHMS PantherProwl 5k
2026-04-25 08:00 - 09:30 | Pulaski Heights Middle School, 401 N. Pine Street, Little Rock, 72205, United States
Pulaski Heights Middle School will host the 10th annual Panther Prowl 5K on Saturday, April 25 at 8:00 a.m. The race, which begins and ends at PHMS, takes runners through the historic Hillcrest neighborhood, home to the public middle school, and meanders through scenic Knoop Park.
Funds raised benefit the teachers and students of PHMS in the form of classroom supplies, teacher grants, and campus beautification projects..
Both serious runners and families will run the Panther Prowl 5K, and medals will be awarded to winners in traditional youth and adult age groups at about 9:15 a.m

Run for Hope 5K
2026-04-25 08:00 - 10:00 | Searcy Fitness Kickboxing, 1211 E. Race Ave, Searcy, 72143, United States
The Run for Hope 5K benefits Hope Cottage, a domestic violence shelter in Searcy, Arkansas. Established in 1996, the shelter has since been a source of hope for survivors of domestic violence. We run to raise awareness and support those in need of hope.
Race date is Saturday, April 26. The last day to register and be guaranteed a t-shirt size is Friday, April 11.
There will be awards for the top 3 overall, top 3 masters, and top 3 in each age group category: 1-9, 10-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+

Run for Autism
2026-04-25 08:00 - 11:00 | Ben Geren Regional Park, Golf Course Loop, Fort Smith, AR, 72916, United States
Run for Autism is the first annual run, 8K and 1 mile fun run in Fort Smith, Arkansas benefiting The Griffin Promise Autism Center (GPAC). It is the mission of GPAC to grow resources, event, and community building for those in the River Valley with neurodiversity by providing relationship-based and neuro-affirming care through therapy service, co-ops and various events throughout the year.
Check us out at thegriffinpromise.org

Lake Nixon Spring Scramble (5K Trail Run and Fun Run)
2026-04-25 09:00 - 11:30 | Lake Nixon, 18500 Cooper Orbit Rd, Little Rock, AR, 72210, United States
Join Lake Nixon as we start a new tradition and raise $$ for our annual “campership” (camp scholarship) fund! We are excited for more of the community to experience the trails here at Lake Nixon.
The trail run will cover a variety of terrain, with a few well-marked but steeper and rougher sections. (If there is sufficient demand, we will add a 10K option). The 5K route will combine the “Lake Nixon Loop” and “Dialed-In” trails that you can find on the All Trails app or website.
You may register for the 5K trail run or the 1-mile fun run. Basic 5K registrations are $20 and all fees will go directly toward making Lake Nixon Summer Day Camp financially accessible to as many families as possible. For an optional and additional donation of $20, you can receive an official race t-shirt (shirt design not yet available). Individuals or Families may register for the Fun Run for $10 an individual or $25 a family. Fun Run registrations with t-shirts are $30/individual and $50/family (limit 4 t-shirts).
All registrations include refreshments (water, bananas, and other snacks) and a commemorative race sticker/decal.

Bryant Rotary Duck Derby Dash 5k
2026-05-02 08:00 - 09:30 | Mills Park, 1003 Mills Park Road, Bryant, 72022, United States
Duck Derby Dash 5K sponsored by Athletico! Join us for this fun and exciting double loop race at Mills Park in Bryant. All proceeds benefit the Bryant Rotary Kids Closet, which is a non-profit 501(c)3. The fun starts at 8:00 a.m. All participants receive a t-shirt and finishers medal. There will be 10 year age group awards as well as overall male and female winners.
EARLY PACKET PICKUP WILL BE AT FRIENDS IN CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH, 4305 HIGHWAY 5 NORTH IN BRYANT, ON FRIDAY, MAY 2, FROM 3:00 – 7:00 PM.
RACE DAY PACKET PICKUP WILL BE ON SITE, MAY 3, 6:30 AM- 7:45 AM.
WALK UP REGISTRATIONS ARE ALLOWED!

Mount Magazine Trail Runs
2026-05-02 08:00 - 14:00 | Mount Magazine State Park Visitor Center, Greenfield Recreation Area, Havana, AR, 72842, United States
Mount Magazine State Park, a natural “island in the sky,” looms over the Arkansas River Valley, and is home to Signal Hill, the highest point in the state, elevation 2,753 feet.
It is also home to magnificent bluffs which make for breathtaking scenery, provide spectacular views, and make it popular for hang gliders and climbers alike. Magazine also offers numerous trails for hiking & running atop the mountain and into the valley below.
This is a fun run and there are no entry fees but please register so we know how many to prepare for. Contact Paul Turner if you have any questions. There will be a donation box, to help cover expenses. After expenses are covered remaining proceeds go to the Mt Magazine Visitor Center.
Parking is limited. PLEASE carpool where possible!

After the race we will have hot dogs and the fix’ns at the finish. Please hang around, eat, visit, and enjoy the mountain top. Adult beverages are welcome, but please be discreet.
We have added a cut-off time, for the 18M run, of 11am at the staffed aid-station at mile 10.5 (behind the campground). If you get to the aid-station after 11, you will be directed to continue to the 12M finish.

Also, check out the GOOGLE MAP for more details.
Google Maps Driving Directions to race start.
Directions:
Mount Magazine State Park is located on Scenic Highway 309 approximately 17 miles south of Paris; or from Danville, travel nine miles west on Highway 10 to Havana, then go 10 miles north on Scenic Highway 309. Please arrive early enough to check in at Greenfield Pavilion – across the highway from the visitor center.
Many thanks to Mt Magazine State Park, and the Forest Service (Mt Magazine RD) for helping to make this possible.
For lodging and camping information at Magazine go to http://www.mountmagazinestatepark.com/
For more information on the race please contact PT
Answers to posted questions…

Adult Beverages are allowed; however, please be discrete!
There are 2 aid-stations, the first is approx 5.5 miles in and will be water only, the second is approx 10.5 miles in. It is staffed and it will have water/gatorade/snacks.
There is a new 11am cut-off at the staffed aid-station (mile 10.5), for runners doing the 18M run. If you miss it, you will be dropped down to the 12M run.
Some folks like to bring food to share. If you want to do that, that would be awesome.
VOLUNTEERS are always welcome, if you would like to volunteer, please send me a private message, and we can work out the arrangements. Thanks guys, looking forward to seeing you on top of Arkansas!

Northwoods Mullet Trail Run
2026-05-09 08:00 - 15:00 | Cedar Glades Park, 461 Wildcat Rd, Hot Springs, AR, 71913, United States
One awesome trail run in the front with a super dope party in the back sponsored by Superior Bathhouse Brewery!! Back for 2025, the 25k and 10k Dog Divisions! That’s right, register your trail dog to run in your event with you. Registration is limited to 10 each race, so don’t paws (lol) on registering Rover. We don’t want to hound you, but you’ll have to beg us to make an exception and you’ll be in the dog house with Rover…okok, you get the drift.

Crawdad Days 5K
2026-05-16 08:00 - 10:00 | FIrst Baptist Church – Harrison, 1400 S. Pine Street, Harrison, 72601, United States
Crawdad Days 5K Run/Walk
This is a timed event with age group awards presented.
Register by May 2nd, 2025 for a free Crawdad Days t-shirt.
Location: First Baptist Church Harrison

Catsmacker Trail run
2026-05-23 07:00 - 15:00 | Lake Sylvia Recreation Area, 618 AR-324, Perryville, AR, 72126, United States
Participation is limited, and subject to filling up. If you register and later change your mind, please contact Katie Helms. so that we can free up your spot for somebody else. Also note that any race donations are non-refundable. In other words, if you sign up and donate, you might as well show up!
AURA “Fun Run” (no UTS points)
Distance: 20-ish miles for the Catsmacker, 12-ish miles for the Kitty Run option
Start/Finish Area: the start is at the Lake Sylvia Day Use area (where you would go if you went swimming in the lake). NOT at Camp Ouachita (where the Full Moon and Traveller start).
Start is at 7:00am, sign-in will be available (hopefully) by 6:00am.
Cost: This is a donation-based run. That said, we need to cover costs for Forest Service permitting, aid station supplies, finish line cookout, and other race equipment/transportation/logistics. Please make sure that we can cover those costs and continue offering low-cost events. You can make an online payment here, or a cash/check donation on race day. Donations are non-refundable, and any proceeds will be donated to AURA. (A suggested donation to cover costs is $20. Thank you!)
Driving & Parking Directions: You should be able to find Williams Junction, AR on most maps; it is approximately 30 miles west of Little Rock on Hwy 10, or 20 miles south of Morrilton on Hwy 9. To get to the race site from Williams Junction, go north on Hwy 10/9 for 1.5 miles, then take Hwy 324 west and follow for three and a half miles. The Lake Sylvia day use area will be on your left about 1/2mile after Camp Ouachita. If the road turns to gravel you went half mile too far.
Google driving directions to start
Parking is limited in the Lake Sylvia Day Use Area. Once this area is full, parking will overflow along Highway 324. Please carpool if possible! Parking along Hwy 324 is limited to the west side only (on the right as you are driving in from Hwy 9/10). If you don’t see any cars parked on the east side of Hwy 324, there is a reason! There will be signs and volunteers to assist you with where you can and can’t park. Make sure your car is all the way to the right of the white line (completely out of the traffic lane) when you park.
Course Description:

The course will utilize Forest Service roads and a portion of the Ouachita Trail. There will be a combination of pavement (just a little!), gravel, and single/double track trail (it’s poison ivy season!).
Course marking will consist of signs, colored ribbon flagging, and flour arrows drawn on the ground. In general, course marking is focused on marking turns and intersections. Intermediate “confidence” markings in the absence of turns or intersections will be relatively rare. We recommend that participants print off maps if they are unsure of the course or unfamiliar with the area.
Turn-by-turn directions:

FSR 152 (from start), turning right on FSR 132
FSR 132 staying straight on FSR 94 (follow sign to Flatside Pinnacle)
FSR 94 turning right onto Ouachita Trail
Ouachita Trail turn right onto FSR 805
FSR 805 turning right onto Hwy 324
Hwy 324 to finish at Lake Sylvia day use area
The Kitty Run course is the same as above with one deviation that is seen on the map. Approximately 3.5 miles into the course, the Kitty Run incorporates the Ouachita Trail for 1.5 miles and then turns back right onto FSR 805.

Course Map Google Course Map

Arkansas Ultra Trail Series: This is a no-UTS-points fun run that is a season-closer and celebration of the end of an amazing year of Arkansas ultrarunning. The 2022-2023 UTS awards ceremony will be held after the run, with a cookout-style lunch. Celebrate with us!
Runner Safety and Other Details:

There will be a waiver to sign on the morning of the run.
There will be at least 3 aid stations for the Catsmacker, and 2 aid stations for the Kitty Run.
Please carry a water bottle and any snacks you want. Food choices at the aid stations will be basic.
The park allows dogs on a leash. Please don’t assume that your dog is the exception that doesn’t need a leash.
It’s always a good idea to carry a cell phone. The service is spotty, but the higher hills often have signal available. If you are unfamiliar with the area, run with a buddy and study the course map.
Cut-off is 6 hours. For the full Catsmacker, that is a 16:30ish pace. There will be one early start option at 6:00am if (and only if) you anticipate needing more time to finish. It is not a “for your convenience if you don’t feel like waiting for the 7:00am start” option. If you miss the 6:00am early start, then you will have to catch the 7:00am start.
For more information, contact the race director Katie Helms.

The SoMa Main Street Mile
2026-06-05 19:00 - 20:30 | SOMA District Little Rock, S. Main Street, Little Rock, AR, 72202, United States
Join us for the 3rd Annual 2026 SoMa Main Street Mile — a high-energy celebration of movement, community, and summer racing in the heart of Little Rock!
Get ready to lace up and fly down SoMa Main Street under the evening lights. Whether you’re chasing a PR, testing your fitness, or enjoying a fun night out with family and friends, this mile has a place for you. Our event features the Kids Mini Mile, Open Heats, and the always electrifying Elite Mile.
Presented by Blue Rose Running in collaboration SoMa 501/ SoMa District and volunteers from all of the amazing individuals in the running/walking community and running clubs in Central Arkansas such as Little Rock Roadrunners, Arkansas Running Klub, Cabot Cruisers, Saline County Striders, Conway Running Club, and many more!) this event delivers unforgettable racing, a festival-style atmosphere, and one of the most exciting finishes you’ll find anywhere in Arkansas.
Get ready for the FASTEST road mile in Arkansas!
RACE DIVISIONS
Kid’s Mini Mile
– Ages 12 & under
– Children 8 & under must run with an adult*
Women’s Open Mile
– For athletes typically above a 6:00 mile pace
Men’s Open Mile
– For athletes typically above a 5:00 mile pace
Women’s Elite Mile
– 6:00 mile pace and under
Men’s Elite Mile
– 5:00 mile pace and under
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Course Map linked on the registration page.
The race starts and finishes in the vibrant center of SoMa to create a true street-festival race experience for runners and spectators alike.
Begin on S. Main St., just past E. 13th St.
Run south down Main for ¼ mile
Turn right onto W. 17th St.
Left onto S. Louisiana St.
At the halfway point of the race, turn left onto E. Charles Bussey Ave.
Return to S. Main St., turn left, and charge north for the iconic final straightaway back to the Start/Finish arch for a strong downhill finish.
This fast, spectator-packed course makes the SoMa Mile one of the most unique racing experiences in the region.
A Regional Championship Event
We’re proud to announce that the 2026 SoMa Mile has been selected as the RRCA Southern Region 1-Mile Championship!
In only its third year, this event continues to grow, inspire, and bring top-tier racing to Central Arkansas. Come be part of the momentum!
Register Now:
https://runsignup.com/…/LittleRock/TheSoMaMainStreetMile
#SoMaMainStreetMile

$5 5K
2026-06-12 19:00 - 20:00 | Pirate Perry Events Headquarters, 905 South St., Mountain Home, 72653, United States
When & Where
Pirate Perry Events Headquarters
905 South Street
Mountain Home, AR 72653
Thursday, June 11, 2026
​7:00 pm Start
Course Description
Leave 905 South St, take Main St. to ASU and back.
Map & Elevation chart, see the route on Strava.
​​Aid station(s) at mile 1.1 and 2.1 with water, and maybe something else if we’re feeling saucy.
Packet Pick-Up / Registration
– Pickup on race day evening! Starting at 6:00 pm.
– We will also accept on-site registrations at this time. Cash or check only.
– If you have pre-registered and cannot attend you may pick up any pre-purchased merchandise after race day. Sorry, no refunds will be given.

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Arkansas Runner 2M
2026-06-13 07:30 - 09:00 | Boys And Girls Clubs Of Saline County, 1810 Citizens Dr, Benton, AR, 72015, United States
Net profits from the race will be donated to the Boys & Girls Club.
Because of your support, over $14,000 has been donated in the past 4 years and we want to continue to support the kids.

Firecracker Fast 5K
2026-07-04 07:30 - 10:00 | The Heights, 1825 N. Grant Street, Little Rock, 72207, United States
Come join us this Independence Day and run the course Runner’s World has called “One of the fastest in the USA!”
The Firecracker Fast 5K has been a tradition in Little Rock for families and friends for 50 straight years. This iconic course will take you winding down the heart of Little Rock on Kavanaugh Boulevard, swing by the Little Rock Zoo and finish around the outside of War Memorial Stadium.

Firecracker trophies will be handed to the first 50 men and first 50 women finishers
Overall male/female and age divison awards
Medals for all kids 12 years old and under who complete the race
Commemorative race shirts guaranteed for pre-registered participants

Brent Morrison Memorial No Runners Forgotten 8K
2026-07-11 07:00 - 10:00 | Mercy Chaffee Crossing Medical Clinic, 7003 Chad Colley Blvd, Barling, 72923, United States
Western Arkansas Runners is honored to be able to carry on the Annual Memorial Run honoring BRENT MORRISON who was an avid runner in the River Valley as well as the Hot Springs area. This year will mark the 10th year that a run of some form has been held and along with honoring Brent, we will also be honoring runners whose life’s have been taken too soon. Run in honor of that runner you knew who is no longer with us. Our Age Group awards are always an extra special treat and all runners will receive a finishers award as well as food, music and runner comradery afterwards !!! A portion of the proceeds will go towards our clubs plans to host a Jr. Run Clinic, Memorial Site for Brent, with the remainder to go towards day-to-day use of the Western Arkansas Running Club, a non profit organization, located in Chaffee on Taylor Ave, along with our weekly sponsored runs and events for runners. Western Arkansas Runners- WAR- supports Runners and Walkers of all ages and gender and live by the motto “No Runners Left Behind”. If you are unable to run/walk but are interested in volunteering or would like to make a donation please contact the race director : Sheri Nicholls @ brentmorrisonmemorial@gmail.com. You will run the certified course, chosen to be part of the 2025 Arkansas Grand Prix as a Championship Race however start/finish line had to be moved due to construction delays therefore is not certified. It is still measured as an 8K and next year we will return to original course. Race will be timed by Jaymax Timing. No dogs are allowed on the course
