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Miola Madness - Spring Into Daylight Savings

Paola, United States • 8 Mar 2025

Miola Madness - Spring Into Daylight Savings is an exciting running event taking place at Miola Lake in Paola, KS. This inaugural event features a 6-mile crushed limestone loop where participants can challenge themselves in various time categories: 3, 6, 9, or 12 hours. A new 10K option is also available, with records up for grabs for both male and female runners.

The event emphasizes fun and camaraderie, with a well-stocked aid station and support from Hammer Nutrition. Participants can register for the entire Miola Madness Series, earning exclusive rewards upon completion. Join the fun and embrace the challenge!. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States Kansas Paola

Race information

Website Registration
12 km
12 Hours
9 km
9 Hours
6 km
6 Hours
3 km
3 Hours
10 km
10k
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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