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What: A spectacular 5k (3.1mile) and 10 mile trail race through the "biological heart" of Alabama's longest remaining free-flowing river, the Cahaba River.
Why: To benefit the Shane Hulsey CLEAN Environmental Education Program
When: Saturday, June 6, 2009. Race begins at 7:30 am
Where: Cahaba River National Wildlife Refuge, near the historic town of West Blocton, Al.
Who: Something for everyone. Experienced trail runners will enjoy a very challenging 10 mile course, while newcomers can get their feet wet by opting for the short and flat 3.1 mile course. And everyone can enjoy a day of fun, free, family-friendly educational programs.
Made possible by the generous support of:
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Registration Information
Race is limited to 250 participants, so early registration is encouraged! Register online here. Or download an entry form here, complete and mail in with your registration fee.
$25 entry fee for the 5k (3.1 Mile) and $35 entry fee for the 10 mile. Price includes a t-shirt, a complimentary one-year membership with CRS, and fully-stocked aid stations. Check-in/packet pick-up begins at 6 am.
Awards
Top 3 male and female for each race. Prizes donated by various outdoor gear companies.
Awards will start at approximately 10 am. Results will be posted ASAP on the Ramble webpage.
Questions?
Contact Monica Carmichael at monicac@cahabariversociety.org or 205.322.5326 x416
2717 7th Ave. South | Suite 205 | Birmingham, AL 35233 | (205) 322-5326 Office | (205) 324-8346 Fax |