Storm the Park

Altura, United States • 18 Apr 2026

Trail Running at Whitewater State Park

Storm the Park is a trail running event held at Whitewater State Park in Altura, Minnesota. The competition offers participants four different distances to choose from, ranging from short loops to ultra-marathon lengths. The event takes place entirely on the trail systems within the park.

Participants can choose from the following distances:

  • 5K: A single loop course.
  • 15K: A single loop course.
  • 30K: This distance consists of two 15k loops.
  • 50K: This distance consists of three 16.6k loops.

The event organizers maintain a policy where no cut-off times are enforced for any of the distances provided. Registration includes the option to receive an event shirt, provided the registration is completed by the specified deadline in late March. The park is located at 19041 Highway 74, offering a central location for runners in the Minnesota region to access diverse trail terrain. Each distance is designed as a looped course, allowing runners to pass through the main staging area multiple times depending on their chosen length. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

50 km
50k Trail Race
30 km
30k Trail Race
15 km
15k Trail Race
5 km
5k Trail Race
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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