Iowa Trail Run Series: Sugar Bottom

Solon, United States • 19 Apr 2025

The Iowa Trail Run Series: Sugar Bottom Spring is a running event taking place in Solon, Iowa, featuring three race distances: a 5K, a 10K, and a half marathon. This event emphasizes community involvement, with a portion of each registration fee supporting the Iowa Coalition of Off-Road Riders, which maintains local trails. Participants can expect well-marked courses, basic timing, and unique race items such as custom bibs and various giveaways. The event also offers post-race food and activities, making it a fun experience for runners and spectators alike. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

13 mi
Itrs Sugar Bottom Half Marathon
10 km
Itrs Sugar Bottom 10k
5 km
Itrs Sugar Bottom 5k
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