Saturday, August 3rd, 2013
“Great Event, Great Location, Great Course, and Gorgeous Views!”2011 comment
RUN FOR THE FARMS! (and the lighthouses, log cabins, inns…actually all of the amazing historic properties in the Park)!
Come out to the farm for the 4th annual 5K run/walk through the beautiful scenery of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore The trail run is a loop course on the Bayview Trail, offering a unique tour of the Port Oneida Rural Historic District – “one of the most prized historic landscapes in the country”! The course meanders through the pastoral landscape of farmsteads from the late 1800s nestled among the hills, and along the shores of Lake Michigan. The start and finish points are at the Park’s historic Olsen farmstead which Preserve Historic Sleeping Bear restored in 2004.
Organized by Preserve Historic Sleeping Bear, a nonprofit partner of Sleeping Bear Dunes National L
akeshore that helps preserve resources of the National Park for your enjoyment! Your participation supports a place we all love and care about.
Children start the day off with1/4 mile Schoolhouse Dash from the Olsen barn to the historic one-room schoolhouse on the Bayview trail.
T-shirts to the first 100 pre-registered participants!
Professional Chip Timing!
$25 through 5 pm Thursday, August 1st
$30 after 5 pm August 1st
Kids Schoolhouse Dash – $5 at registration (no pre-registration)
CASH OR CHECKS ONLY ON RACE DAY.
We use chip timing, but don’t let that intimidate you if you are a casual runner or walker. This event draws serious runners, casual runners and walkers, and entire families. (Due to this being a trail course, in the event that we have over 300 participants, we will start in waves to avoid overcrowding the trail.)
This is a fun community event that has serious competitive runners AND those who are running and walking for the fun of it and to support Preserve Historic Sleeping Bear.
There is no separate category for walkers.
You must have a parent’s signature on the form if you are under 18 for either the Dash or 5K.
Entries are nonrefundable and nontransferable. The race will take place rain or shine (but not lightening).
Sorry, T-shirt will not be sent to those who do not show up, though you can pick them up later.
Time Schedule
7:30 -8:45 Packet pick-up
8:30 am Kids Schoolhouse Dash (1/2 mile)
9:00 am 5k Trail Run/Walk
10:30 am Awards and prizes
Age Groups
We have nine age groups categories:
14 and under 15-18, 19-24, 25-35, 36-45, 46-55, 56-65, 66-75, 76+
Awards
Awards will be given out after the race:
- 1st overall men and women
- 1st, 2nd and 3rd place awards for all age groups, male and female.
- Kids Schoolhouse Dash – 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place will receive prizes, and all Dash participants will receive a participant ribbon.
Prizes – must be present to win!
We’ll be drawing names for a few great prizes donated by our great local merchants! (Be sure to fill out the form the day of the race.)
Post-Race Celebration
We have some good edibles after the run!
Course Map
Course Description
A scenic trail through open meadows, forests, and along bluffs with spectacular views of Lake Michigan.
Runners will start at the historic Charles Olsen Farm with the ringing of the farm bell. Taking the Low Trail west through the open meadows, crossing Thoreson Road to the fields of the Werner barn, will eventually lead you to the High Trail. True to its name, this trail launches with the steepest climb of the day, and then follows the ridge above Thoreson farmstead offering up picturesque views along the way. Check out the Thoreson farmstead and understand why these early settlers picked this quintessential location to build their homestead.
It then descends to the Bayview Trailhead, crosses back over Thoreson road and is fairly level until you climb a short hill up to Lookout Point where you can get the most spectacular view of the run, turning right at the top as you head down in the cool forest of Ridge Trail with views of the Schoolhouse, Garthe barn and Kelderhouse farm on your left. A curve to the right at the base of the hill brings you to the home stretch. Look down the trail to the Olsen barn where the finish line awaits.
We love animals but they are not permitted on the trails during the race. We’re sorry – but strollers also are not allowed on the trail.
Packet pick-up
7:30- 9:00 on the morning of August 3rd in the red barn. Registration is on-line through August 1st with electronic payment, or you can download a form and send in your check which must be received by August 1st.
Location
We are 3 miles north of Glen Arbor at 3164 W. Harbor Hwy (M-22), just west of Port Oneida Road. Parking entrance is just to the west of the house and barn. Map
Directions
The Charles Olsen farmstead is at 3164 W. Harbor Hwy (M-22). Sign in front says Charles Olsen and Preserve Historic Sleeping Bear.
From the west: Go about 3 miles northeast of Glen Arbor. The white farmhouse and big red barn are on the left.
From the east: Take M-22 toward Glen Arbor. Pass Wheeler, Basch and Port Oneida Rd. Just past Port Oneida road is the Olsen farmhouse and barn on the right.
From Traverse City: At the intersection of Tom’s west bay, take M-72 west toward Empire (Do NOTE take M-22 to Sutton’s Bay!) approximately 15 miles. Turn right on County Rd. 667 towards Maple city. Go through Maple City with no turns. It will come to a T at 667 and M-22. Turn left onto M-22 (Harbor Hwy). Pass Wheeler Road, Basch Road and Port Oneida Road. Just past Port Oneida road is the Olsen house. (Mapquest info is incorrect.)
Please thank and do business with our Corporate Cash Sponsors!
Art’s Tavern
Cottonseed
Funistrata
Huntington National Bank
The Manor on Glen Lake
Northwood Hardware
Sylvan Inn
Riverfront Pizza & Specialties
Taghon’s Garage
Participant comments
“I loved the race! I am so glad I was there for the inaugural event and plan on making it an annual tradition.The course was great and the views were wonderful.” Lauren Hawthorne, Atlanta, GA
“My wife, son and I enjoyed the inaugural Port Oneida Run. The running trail, woods and views were great. We hope to participate with more family members next year.” Garry Ringnalda, Alto, MI
“I loved the run, it is really a beautiful trail run. Best trail run I did this year. Kudos to you and all your volunteers. I have been sharing how much I enjoyed the race with all my friends.” Amy Baker, Suttons Bay, MI
“What a fun time. It’s hard to believe it was your inaugural event. I plan on inviting additional family members for your next race.” Jack Gossett
In-Kind Sponsors:
Arts Tavern
Black Star Farms
Bay Wear
Cherry Republic
Crystal River Outfitters
Glen Lake Artists Gallery
Great Lakes Tea and Spice
Haystacks
Hillside Homestead – historic B&B
Houdek’s Tuff-Jon Services
Lake Affect
Leelanau Vacation Rental
Miser’s Hoard
Momentum of Glen Arbor
Northwood Hardware
Oleson’s Food Stores
Riverside Canoe Trips
Secret Garden
Sleeping Bear Surf & Kayak
Stonehouse Bread
The Sportsman Shop
Totem Shop
Bluebird Farm Natural Soap
Area Lodging
This area is a tourist destination which brings many visitors. Make your lodging reservations early. For your convenience here is a list of area hotels.
Lakeshore Inn – Glen Arbor 231-334-3773
The Homestead Resort – Glen Arbor 231-334-5000
Foothills – Maple City 231-334-3495
Maple Lane Resort – Empire 231-326-3413
Lakeshore Inn – Empire 231-326-5145
Glen Arbor B & B – Glen Arbor 231-334-6789
Sylvan Inn B & B – Glen Arbor 231-334-4333
D.H. Day Campground – Glen Arbor 231-877-444-6777 or nps.gov/slbe
Platte River Campground – Honor 231-877-444-6777 or nps.gov/slbe
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THANK YOU TO ALL WHO PARTICIPATED IN 2012! CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WINNERS!
We appreciate your support and hope you had a great time! We hope to see you back again. Thanks again to our cash and in-kind sponsors. Scroll down for times. Check back for a photo slideshow. If you liked the run, “like” us on facebook on our home page! Stay tuned for new additions and changes for next year!
The top three overall times:
Will Huddleston, age 18, Beulah 19:18:1
Zach Bolton, age 27, Detroit 20:23:3
Mark McCurties, age 31, 20:23:6
RESULTS
Female Overall Winner
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 ERIKA OVERBECK 1244 12 23:21.8
Female 14 and under
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 RACHEL VAN BOXTEL GRAND RAPIDS MI 1189 18 24:12.0
2 MARIE BAENEN 1260 67 31:07.8
3 ISABEL HOUSNER 1247 131 46:11.5
4 ABIGAYLE STEAD ADA MI 1180 145 54:24.8
Female 15 to 18
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 LINDSEY MYERS WOODVILLE OH 1159 29 26:10.1
2 EMMA SLOAN 1261 31 26:12.6
3 EMMA WATSON 1210 35 26:45.2
4 BECCA ANDERSON 1213 36 26:50.3
5 OLIVIA VERELLEN TRAVERSE CITY MI 1192 50 28:56.3
6 KATIE ANDERSON 1215 57 29:48.7
7 ERICA AUSE 1211 70 31:13.4
8 PAIGE STEADMAN PARKER CO 1181 95 34:39.2
9 LAURA BAENEN 1259 102 35:11.5
10 EMILY AUSE ANN ARBOR MI 1105 107 36:02.7
11 ANNA VANTHOLEN 1258 116 39:17.2
12 ZARA CORZINE 1237 129 46:11.2
Female 19 to 24
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 CHRISTINA ARAGON DENVER CO 1101 17 24:06.5
2 MELANIE HOLTROP BEVERLY HILLS MI 1136 27 26:06.7
3 KELSIE BROOK 1271 32 26:34.2
4 KAYLA SUDLOW STERLING HEIGHTS M 1183 39 27:16.3
5 AMANDA SHEEHAN 1230 54 29:30.0
6 BLACK KATIE GRANVILLE OH 1141 62 30:27.3
7 COLLEEN LEVINSON NOVI MI 1145 66 31:07.1
8 NATALIE WRIGHT MAPLE CITY MI 1201 73 31:54.9
9 BEAR ARAGON DENVER CO 1102 75 32:03.5
10 NICOLE FEENSTRA TRAVERSE CITY MI 1121 87 33:43.9
11 LINA WINN 1217 88 33:49.7
12 JENNIFER WOLCHOK 1229 94 34:34.5
13 ALEXANDRA GWATHMEY TRAVERSE CITY MI 1131 101 35:07.2
14 KATIE LARIN 1263 113 37:32.5
15 LIZ MCLANE 1218 135 48:34.1
16 TRELAWNY BULEY 1216 136 48:35.1
Female 25 to 35
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 LAUREN PADILLA GLEN ARBOR MI 1164 51 29:09.6
2 CASEY WELHERS 1220 68 31:09.7
3 MOLLY BOLTON 1238 74 31:55.1
4 ELISE MCCURTIES 1245 85 33:25.2
5 LIESEL CERVIN 1209 91 34:19.2
6 ERIN DEMMON LAKE ANN MI 1118 108 36:20.7
7 CARRIE OLSON MC FARLAND WI 1162 118 39:39.6
Female 36 to 45
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 TAMMY COLEMAN GRAND RAPIDS MI 1113 33 26:36.8
2 ELIZABETH DEMERS CHICAGO IL 1117 69 31:13.2
3 JENNIFER MACKENZIE 1223 103 35:16.4
4 REBECCA BESSEY STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 1107 104 35:24.1
5 AMY KIPFMUELLER TRAVERSE CITY MI 1142 109 36:35.1
6 TARYN BOSS ALEXANDRIA VA 1110 110 36:54.6
7 CAROLYN SCHOELLES CADILLAC MI 1173 111 37:03.2
8 LEISA ECKERLE HANKINS SUTTONS BAY MI 1119 121 40:21.7
9 CHRISTINE SCHULL FAIRFAX VA 1174 132 46:22.1
10 EMILY MCBEAN LAKE BLUFF IL 1148 149 59:13.6
11 MARTHA CAIN BERKLEY MI 1111 150 59:13.8
Female 46 to 55
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 KATHERINE LEWIS CHESTERFIELD MO 1147 34 26:41.1
2 TAMI BLACK GRANVILLE OH 1186 63 30:36.6
3 DEBRA SALTERS WAYLAND MI 1171 76 32:06.8
4 MARYBETH HOUSNER 1248 79 32:30.6
5 ANNE HOYT CEDAR MI 1139 99 35:03.3
6 MARCELLA RUTKA BRAUNSCHWEIG GE 1169 100 35:04.2
7 LINDA LARIN 1262 105 35:33.9
8 PATRICIA WILSON DOWNINGTON PA 1200 117 39:24.1
9 CATHY RAFFERTY CHELSEA MI 1165 120 40:12.7
10 SUE JELINEK 1256 124 42:19.7
11 SANDI BUSCH 1224 127 45:16.0
12 FRANCES CORZINE 1235 128 46:08.6
13 AMYLEE BAKER 1233 134 47:27.9
14 ALLISON HOUSNER 1249 139 51:18.2
15 STEPHANIE DAVIS TRAVERSE CITY MI 1116 151 1:03:08.6
16 DOROTHY GATCH 1257 153 1:11:25.3
17 JULIE WEEKS EMPIRE MI 1194 154 1:11:29.2
Female 56 to 65
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 MIMI RANSICK GLEN ARBOR MI 1166 61 30:13.2
2 JANICE MCCURTIES GLEN ARBOR MI 1151 106 35:35.3
3 JILL HORTON LAKEWOOD CO 1138 112 37:25.9
4 COLEEN ROCKER TRAVERSE CITY MI 1167 114 38:09.3
5 JOAN MCMATH 1228 115 39:14.7
6 TERESA HOLTROP BEVERLY HILLS MI 1137 122 40:59.9
7 NANCY TRAMMELL RIVES JUNCTION MI 1188 141 51:40.4
8 JUNE ZARAGOZA 1255 148 59:12.9
9 JANE BOEREMA TRAVERSE CITY MI 1109 152 1:03:12.4
Female 66 to 75
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 KATHRYN MCDONALD EAST LANSING MI 1153 138 50:37.0
2 GLORIA HALLIGAN TRAVERSE CITY MI 1132 147 56:56.8
Male Overall Winner
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 WILL HUDDLESTON 1203 1 19:18.1
Male 14 and under
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 BRAYDEN HUDDLESTON 1205 8 22:26.5
2 STIAN RUMMELHOFF 1264 20 24:27.1
3 GEORGE CORZINE 1236 41 27:59.9
4 RILEY NEWTON CHICAGO IL 1160 48 28:30.0
5 IAN ROTHSTEIN 1254 59 30:00.9
6 STEIN HOUSNER 1251 65 31:01.4
7 WILL ARMBRUSTER GRAND RAPIDS MI 1104 81 33:11.0
8 SIMEN VIKANE 1268 83 33:15.9
9 MAX HOUSNER 1250 130 46:11.4
10 JOHN SCHULL FAIRFAX VA 1176 133 46:22.4
11 MARK SCHULL FAIRFAX VA 1177 143 52:53.9
Male 15 to 18
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 ABRAHAM FREY SALINE MI 1126 15 23:58.2
2 OLAV VIKANE 1266 30 26:10.6
3 WILL MCCORD NEWPORT NEWS VA 1149 40 27:55.0
4 ROBERT MOORE MASON MI 1156 97 35:01.8
Male 19 to 24
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 TYLER BECK 1227 4 20:59.9
2 AUSTIN HOMKES 1206 9 22:39.9
3 BLAKE WICKERHAM BELDING MI 1199 28 26:07.0
4 AUSTIN WALWORTH 1231 53 29:26.3
5 BLACK STEVE GRANVILLE OH 1182 78 32:24.1
6 CHRIS MCKELLAR INTERLOCHEN MI 1154 123 41:37.1
Male 25 to 35
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 ZACH BOLTON 1240 2 20:23.3
2 MARK MCCURTIES ELSAH IL 1152 3 20:33.6
3 GRANT FLETCHER KALAMAZOO MI 1123 6 21:51.7
4 DAVE TESTA 1239 19 24:16.7
5 RYAN DEFOUR 1208 22 24:45.2
6 BEN GWATHMEY TRAVERSE CITY MI 1130 38 26:55.7
7 ADAM CONROY MIDDLEVILLE MI 1114 43 28:07.7
8 GRANT WELMERS 1219 44 28:08.4
9 ANDREW MCCORRY KALAMAZOO MI 1150 49 28:33.6
10 KEITH MUG ST. LOUIS MO 1158 72 31:40.3
11 BRYAN FERGUSON LAKE ANN MI 1122 77 32:09.6
12 ERIC OLSON MC FARLAND WI 1163 119 39:41.5
Male 36 to 45
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 SHAWN WEHRLY ROYAL OAK MI 1196 11 23:12.9
2 RICK KUIPER HUDSONVILLE MI 1143 16 24:02.9
3 JOON SUNG NORTHVILLE MI 1184 23 25:16.3
4 NAT GRAY EMPIRE MI 1128 42 28:07.7
5 GABE FERLAND 1270 45 28:08.7
6 PAUL MACKENZIE 1222 71 31:13.7
7 RICK ARMBRUSTER GRAND RAPIDS MI 1103 82 33:11.1
8 CHRIS EDWARDS TRAVERSE MI 1120 86 33:31.0
9 BRIAN FORSYTH CORUNNA MI 1125 89 34:00.8
10 JAMES KURNIK 1234 96 34:49.8
11 BEN SCHULL FAIRFAX VA 1175 142 52:53.1
Male 46 to 55
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 OYVIND RUMMELHOFF 1265 5 21:26.5
2 JEFF ROTHSTEIN 1253 7 21:59.5
3 DAVE BLACK GRANVILLE OH 1115 10 23:03.3
4 JOHN LARIN ANN ARBOR MI 1144 13 23:45.2
5 KELLY PRICE 1202 14 23:54.7
6 ERIK VIKANE 1267 21 24:31.3
7 MICHAEL COLEMAN GRAND RAPIDS MI 1112 24 25:23.3
8 PETER LEWIS CHESTERFIELD MO 1146 25 25:29.9
9 LINC WEHRLY BRIGHTON MI 1197 26 25:48.2
10 JIM ANDERSON 1214 37 26:50.8
11 JAMES O'CONNOR GRAND RAPIDS MI 1161 46 28:12.1
12 GREG HOUSNER 1246 47 28:18.4
13 DOUGLAS VERELLEN TRAVERSE CITY MI 1191 55 29:31.6
14 GARRY TRAMMELL RIVES JUNCTION MI 1187 56 29:34.8
15 JOSEPH RUINSMA WAYLAND MI 1168 60 30:12.8
16 HARVEY JOHNSON SAINT JOSEPH MI 1140 80 33:10.5
17 TOM BORSOS 1232 98 35:02.2
18 JEFF BUSCH 1225 126 44:58.1
19 RON MYERS 1221 137 49:56.1
20 JEFF HOUSNER 1252 140 51:21.3
21 ROBERT STEAD ADA MI 1179 144 54:24.6
Male 56 to 65
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 CLARK SHUTT ST. LOUIS MO 1178 52 29:17.8
2 FRANK VORIS 1212 58 29:49.5
3 JIM MONTIE 1226 64 30:53.4
4 BOB MOORE MASON MI 1155 84 33:22.1
5 JIM SZCZECHOWSKI BEULAH MI 1185 146 55:27.5
Male 66 to 75
Total
Place Name City Bib No Overall Time
1 LEONARD BLOCK BAY CITY MI 1108 90 34:18.5
2 JOHN WEHRLY MADISON HEIGHTS MI 1195 92 34:29.3
3 JACK GOSSETT ZIONSVILLE IN 1127 93 34:30.8
4 PETER VAN NORT GLEN ARBOR MI 1190 125 43:51.9
5 WALTER HOEGY EMPIRE MI 1135 155 1:11:29.6
Join us for our 3rd annual 5K run/walk through the beautiful scenery of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore! The Barn to Barn trail run is a loop course on the Bayview Trail, offering a unique tour of the Port Oneida Rural Historic District – one of the most prized historic landscapes in the country! The course meanders through the pastoral landscape of farmsteads from the late 1800s nestled among the hills, and along the shores of Lake Michigan. The start and finish points are at the Park’s historic Olsen farmstead which Preserve Historic Sleeping Bear restored in 2004.
- Get ready, set, go! Kid’s Dash Photo credit: Luxlight
Children start the day off with the dash from the Olsen barn to the historic one-room schoolhouse on the Bayview trail – it’s less than ½ mile.
Free micro-fiber running cap to the first 100 registrants!
COST with our new chip timing!
$25 through 5 pm Thursday, August 2nd
$30 after 5 pm August 2nd
Kids Schoolhouse Dash – $5 at registration (no pre-registration)
CASH OR CHECKS ONLY ON RACE DAY.
Because this is a trail run, if we have over 300 participants, we will add a second heat starting 10 minutes after the first heat. Chip timing will be used this year with an ankle timer.
There is no separate category for walkers.
You must have a parent’s signature on the form if you are under 18 for either the Dash or 5K.
Entries are nonrefundable and nontransferable. The race will take place rain or shine (but not lightening).
Sorry, running cap will not be sent to those who do not show up, though you can pick them up later.
Time Schedule
7:30 -8:45 Packet pick-up
8:30 am Kids Schoolhouse Dash (1/2 mile)
9:00 am 5k Trail Run/Walk – 1st heat
9:10 am 5k Trail Run/Walk – 2nd heat (if needed)
10:30 am Awards and prizes
Age Groups
We have nine age groups categories:
14 and under 15-18, 19-24, 25-35, 36-45, 46-55, 56-65, 66-75, 76+
Awards
Awards will be given out after the race:
- 1st overall men and women
- 1st, 2nd and 3rd place awards for all age groups, male and female.
- Kids Schoolhouse Dash – 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place will receive prizes, and all Dash participants will receive a participant ribbon.
Prizes – must be present to win!
We’ll be drawing names for some great prizes donated by our great local merchants! (Be sure to fill out the form the day of the race.) You could win an early 19th century farm dinner for 8, paintings of Port Oneida farmsteads, books, harvest baskets of produce, gift certificates and much more!
Post-Race Celebration
We have some good edibles after the run!
Course Map
Course Description
Runners will start at the historic Charles Olsen Farm with the ringing of the farm bell. Taking the Low Trail west through the open meadows, crossing Thoreson Road to the fields of the Werner barn, will eventually lead you to the High Trail. True to its name, this trail launches with the steepest climb of the day, and then follows the ridge above Thoreson farmstead offering up picturesque views along the way. Check out the Thoreson farmstead and understand why these early settlers picked this quintessential location to build their homestead.
It then descends to the Bayview Trailhead, crosses back over Thoreson road and is fairly level until you climb a short hill up to Lookout Point where you can get the most spectacular view of the run, turning right at the top as you head down in the cool forest of Ridge Trail with views of the Schoolhouse, Garthe barn and Kelderhouse farm on your left. A curve to the right at the base of the hill brings you to the home stretch. Look down the trail to the Olsen barn where the finish line awaits.
We’re sorry – but no strollers on the trail please. No dogs please.
Packet pick-up
7:30- 8:45 on the morning of August 4th in the red barn. Registration is on-line through August 2nd with electronic payment, or you can download a form and send in your check which must be received by August 2nd.
Location
We are 3 miles north of Glen Arbor at 3164 W. Harbor Hwy (M-22), just west of Port Oneida Road. Parking entrance is just to the west of the house and barn. For map and directions click here [link ]
Directions
The Charles Olsen farmstead is at 3164 W. Harbor Hwy (M-22). Sign in front says Charles Olsen and Preserve Historic Sleeping Bear.
From the west: Go about 3 miles northeast of Glen Arbor. The white farmhouse and big red barn are on the left.
From the east: Take M-22 toward Glen Arbor. Pass Wheeler, Basch and Port Oneida Rd. Just past Port Oneida road is the Olsen farmhouse and barn on the right.
From Traverse City: At the intersection of Tom’s west bay, take M-72 west toward Empire (Do NOTE take M-22 to Sutton’s Bay!) approximately 15 miles. Turn right on County Rd. 667 towards Maple city. Go through Maple City with no turns. It will come to a T at 667 and M-22. Turn left onto M-22 (Harbor Hwy). Pass Wheeler Road, Basch Road and Port Oneida Road. Just past Port Oneida road is the Olsen house. (Mapquest info is incorrect.)
“I loved the race! I am so glad I was there for the inaugural event and plan on making it an annual tradition.The course was great and the views were wonderful.” Lauren Hawthorne, Atlanta, GA
“My wife, son and I enjoyed the inaugural Port Oneida Run. The running trail, woods and views were great. We hope to participate with more family members next year.” Garry Ringnalda, Alto, MI
“I loved the run, it is really a beautiful trail run. Best trail run I did this year. Kudos to you and all your volunteers. I have been sharing how much I enjoyed the race with all my friends.” Amy Baker, Suttons Bay, MI
“What a fun time. It’s hard to believe it was your inaugural event. I plan on inviting additional family members for your next race.” Jack Gossett[/jbox
Please thank and do business with our Corporate Cash Sponsors!
Art's Tavern
Funistrata
Huntington National Bank
The Manor on Glen Lake
Northwoods Hardware
Taghon's Garage
Sylvan Inn
Riverfront Pizza & Specialties
Cottonseed
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In-Kind Sponsors:
Cherry Republic
Northwood Hardware
Art’s Tavern
Deering’s Market
Totem Shop
The Sportsman Shop
Stonehouse Bread
M-22 Store
Oleson’s Supermarket
Forest Gallery
Lakestreet Studios
Bay Wear
Putt and Paddle
Anderson’s IGA
Great Lakes Tea and Spice
Running Fit
45 North Vineyard and Winery
King Orchards
Bluebird Farm Natural Soap
The Homestead Resort
Naturally Nutty
Hillside Homestead – historic B&B
Greystone Gardens
Area Lodging
This area is a tourist destination. Labor Day weekend will bring many visitors. Make your lodging reservations early. For your convenience here is a list of area hotels.
Lakeshore Inn – Glen Arbor 231-334-3773
The Homestead Resort – Glen Arbor 231-334-5000
Foothills – Maple City 231-334-3495
Maple Lane Resort – Empire 231-326-3413
Lakeshore Inn – Empire 231-326-5145
Glen Arbor B & B – Glen Arbor 231-334-6789
Sylvan Inn B & B – Glen Arbor 231-334-4333
D.H. Day Campground – Glen Arbor 231-877-444-6777 or nps.gov/slbe
Platte River Campground – Honor 231-877-444-6777 or nps.gov/slbe
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