Back of the Pack

Nashville, United States • 12 Oct 2024

Back of the Pack is hosting its inaugural trail half-marathon in Nashville, Tennessee, at Long Hunter State Park. This unique event is designed for a small group of 30 runners, celebrating the spirit of completing challenges at one's own pace. The course features a mix of smooth dirt, paved trails, and asphalt, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced runners. Participants can enjoy ample snacks, beautiful medals, and a generous five-hour time limit to complete the race. This event promises a supportive and enjoyable atmosphere for all involved. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

13 mi
Trail Half Marathon
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