Goldendale, Washington (United States of America) - "Maryhill Wine Run 5k". Like running or walking? Love wine? This race is for you! Join us on Saturday, July 26, 2024 at 9:00am for an exciting annual event that features the amazing scenery and landscape of Maryhill Winery! For nearly 20 years, Maryhill Winery has crafted wine with passion, patience, and balance. So, whether you are looking to run, walk, or just enjoy the wine, this race is a sure thing for a great time and an incredible experience! This race is timed and scored by J3 Timing. Results will be posted at www.J3Timing.com. Registration includes a super soft ring-spun cotton t-shirt, a shatterproof, collapsible, and portable wine glass, a wine-shaped finisher medal, a chip-timed 5k run/walk race bib, results posted online, and of course, a pour of wine! www.winerun5k.com

Chattanooga, Tennessee (United States of America) - "Run Santa Run Christmas in July Chattanooga Night Run". Experience the magic of Christmas in July at Run Santa Run, an enchanting evening half marathon, 10K, and 5K race where the summer heat gives way to festive cheer. As the sun sets and the day cools off, runners don their Santa hats and holiday gear to embark on a spirited journey through the course. Along the way, indulge in the sweet delights of Christmas candy, fueling your energy for the miles ahead. But the magic doesn't stop there! Encounter the jolly man himself, Santa Claus, capturing unforgettable moments amidst the twinkling lights and merry decorations. To further enhance the atmosphere, immerse yourself in the sounds of Christmas music echoing throughout the course, creating a magical ambiance that transports you to a winter wonderland. Join us at Run Santa Run for a one-of-a-kind race experience that blends the warmth of summer with the timeless joy of Christmas. http://go.evvnt.com/3018874-0?pid=6562

Hendersonville, North Carolina (United States of America) - "Apple Ridge Relay". Join us Saturday, July 26th, for the Apple Ridge Relay, a newly launched relay and lap-format race at Stepp's Hillcrest Orchard in Hendersonville, NC! Run through scenic trails, mowed grass, and forested roads in the heart of apple country, and celebrate your finish with refreshing apple cider slushies. Whether you're teaming up with friends for the relay or going solo in the lap option, it's bound to be a summer morning to remember. Sign up today to secure your spot and celebrate miles, memories, and mountain views with us! Gather your team of 2 or 3 and run an overall total of 20 miles in a 2-mile loop relay format! Prefer to participate on your own? Join in on the fun as an individual and take on a timed challenge! Choose your overall distance on our 2-mile loop do one lap or keep going for up to 4 hours. It's your race, your rhythm! www.idaph.net/apple-ridge-relay

Fairplay, Colorado (United States of America) - "World Championship Pack Burro Race". The first year of the World Championship Pack Burro Race in 1949 saw 21 entrants with only 8 finishing the race. These days there are nearly 100 racers and burros that take on this historic challenge. Some choose the "lower altitude" short course of approximately 15 miles while others take on the long course and attempt the grueling climb to the top of Mosquito Pass and back, 29+ miles and an elevation change of 3,232 feet! The racers start at 9,953 feet in Fairplay and hit the halfway point at the top of Mosquito Pass, elevation 13,185! www.burrodays.org/races/burro-race

Fort Collins, Colorado (United States of America) - "Wild West Relay". The Wild West Relay is a 200-mile point-to-point running adventure that starts in Fort Collins and finishes in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. This scenic journey across Colorado can be completed solo or in teams ranging from two to twelve runners. The race emphasizes teamwork, camaraderie, and the experience of a lifetime as participants traverse mountain passes, open spaces, and a mix of road types. The course features dirt country roads, paved roads, and forest service roads through Red Feather, as well as highway shoulders. From Fort Collins, runners head out on country roads to Red Mountain Open Space, through Livermore, and up Deadmans Pass via Red Feather Lakes on forest service roads. The route continues to Woods Landing, where a late-night spaghetti dinner awaits, then down to Walden, up Rabbit Ears Pass, and finally to the luxurious finish at Steamboat Springs Ski Resort. http://go.evvnt.com/2793032-0?pid=6562