About This Event
Run Woodstock stands apart as one of the most distinctive trail running festivals in the Midwest, blending serious ultrarunning with the counterculture spirit of the original 1969 Woodstock. This multi-day event in Gregory, Michigan, offers distances from 5 miles to 100 miles on rolling forest trails, but the racing is only part of the experience. The festival atmosphere includes on-site camping, live music performances, yoga sessions, and a "commune code" that encourages participants to embrace peace, love, and community alongside their running goals. What makes Run Woodstock unique is its commitment to the full festival experience. Runners camp together in designated areas, share meals and stories, and participate in evening activities like the Bohemian Beverage Mile and various musical performances. The event explicitly encourages a relaxed, inclusive vibe where personal achievement matters more than competition. Every finisher receives a peace sign medal, with 100-mile finishers earning a commemorative belt buckle. The race attracts runners seeking both physical challenge and cultural immersion. The longer distances provide serious ultrarunning credentials, while the festival atmosphere offers something rarely found in traditional trail races. The event's emphasis on community, environmental consciousness, and personal expression creates an experience that extends well beyond the typical race weekend.
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5 Miles
Run Woodstock stands apart as one of the most distinctive trail running festivals in the Midwest, blending serious ultrarunning with the counterculture spirit of the original 1969 Woodstock. This multi-day event in Gregory, Michigan, offers distances from 5 miles to 100 miles on rolling forest trails, but the racing is only part of the experience. The festival atmosphere includes on-site camping, live music performances, yoga sessions, and a "commune code" that encourages participants to embrace peace, love, and community alongside their running goals. What makes Run Woodstock unique is its commitment to the full festival experience. Runners camp together in designated areas, share meals and stories, and participate in evening activities like the Bohemian Beverage Mile and various musical performances. The event explicitly encourages a relaxed, inclusive vibe where personal achievement matters more than competition. Every finisher receives a peace sign medal, with 100-mile finishers earning a commemorative belt buckle. The race attracts runners seeking both physical challenge and cultural immersion. The longer distances provide serious ultrarunning credentials, while the festival atmosphere offers something rarely found in traditional trail races. The event's emphasis on community, environmental consciousness, and personal expression creates an experience that extends well beyond the typical race weekend.
Half Marathon
Run Woodstock stands apart as one of the most distinctive trail running festivals in the Midwest, blending serious ultrarunning with the counterculture spirit of the original 1969 Woodstock. This multi-day event in Gregory, Michigan, offers distances from 5 miles to 100 miles on rolling forest trails, but the racing is only part of the experience. The festival atmosphere includes on-site camping, live music performances, yoga sessions, and a "commune code" that encourages participants to embrace peace, love, and community alongside their running goals. What makes Run Woodstock unique is its commitment to the full festival experience. Runners camp together in designated areas, share meals and stories, and participate in evening activities like the Bohemian Beverage Mile and various musical performances. The event explicitly encourages a relaxed, inclusive vibe where personal achievement matters more than competition. Every finisher receives a peace sign medal, with 100-mile finishers earning a commemorative belt buckle. The race attracts runners seeking both physical challenge and cultural immersion. The longer distances provide serious ultrarunning credentials, while the festival atmosphere offers something rarely found in traditional trail races. The event's emphasis on community, environmental consciousness, and personal expression creates an experience that extends well beyond the typical race weekend.
Marathon
Run Woodstock stands apart as one of the most distinctive trail running festivals in the Midwest, blending serious ultrarunning with the counterculture spirit of the original 1969 Woodstock. This multi-day event in Gregory, Michigan, offers distances from 5 miles to 100 miles on rolling forest trails, but the racing is only part of the experience. The festival atmosphere includes on-site camping, live music performances, yoga sessions, and a "commune code" that encourages participants to embrace peace, love, and community alongside their running goals. What makes Run Woodstock unique is its commitment to the full festival experience. Runners camp together in designated areas, share meals and stories, and participate in evening activities like the Bohemian Beverage Mile and various musical performances. The event explicitly encourages a relaxed, inclusive vibe where personal achievement matters more than competition. Every finisher receives a peace sign medal, with 100-mile finishers earning a commemorative belt buckle. The race attracts runners seeking both physical challenge and cultural immersion. The longer distances provide serious ultrarunning credentials, while the festival atmosphere offers something rarely found in traditional trail races. The event's emphasis on community, environmental consciousness, and personal expression creates an experience that extends well beyond the typical race weekend.
50K
Run Woodstock stands apart as one of the most distinctive trail running festivals in the Midwest, blending serious ultrarunning with the counterculture spirit of the original 1969 Woodstock. This multi-day event in Gregory, Michigan, offers distances from 5 miles to 100 miles on rolling forest trails, but the racing is only part of the experience. The festival atmosphere includes on-site camping, live music performances, yoga sessions, and a "commune code" that encourages participants to embrace peace, love, and community alongside their running goals. What makes Run Woodstock unique is its commitment to the full festival experience. Runners camp together in designated areas, share meals and stories, and participate in evening activities like the Bohemian Beverage Mile and various musical performances. The event explicitly encourages a relaxed, inclusive vibe where personal achievement matters more than competition. Every finisher receives a peace sign medal, with 100-mile finishers earning a commemorative belt buckle. The race attracts runners seeking both physical challenge and cultural immersion. The longer distances provide serious ultrarunning credentials, while the festival atmosphere offers something rarely found in traditional trail races. The event's emphasis on community, environmental consciousness, and personal expression creates an experience that extends well beyond the typical race weekend.
50 Miles
Run Woodstock stands apart as one of the most distinctive trail running festivals in the Midwest, blending serious ultrarunning with the counterculture spirit of the original 1969 Woodstock. This multi-day event in Gregory, Michigan, offers distances from 5 miles to 100 miles on rolling forest trails, but the racing is only part of the experience. The festival atmosphere includes on-site camping, live music performances, yoga sessions, and a "commune code" that encourages participants to embrace peace, love, and community alongside their running goals. What makes Run Woodstock unique is its commitment to the full festival experience. Runners camp together in designated areas, share meals and stories, and participate in evening activities like the Bohemian Beverage Mile and various musical performances. The event explicitly encourages a relaxed, inclusive vibe where personal achievement matters more than competition. Every finisher receives a peace sign medal, with 100-mile finishers earning a commemorative belt buckle. The race attracts runners seeking both physical challenge and cultural immersion. The longer distances provide serious ultrarunning credentials, while the festival atmosphere offers something rarely found in traditional trail races. The event's emphasis on community, environmental consciousness, and personal expression creates an experience that extends well beyond the typical race weekend.
100K
Run Woodstock stands apart as one of the most distinctive trail running festivals in the Midwest, blending serious ultrarunning with the counterculture spirit of the original 1969 Woodstock. This multi-day event in Gregory, Michigan, offers distances from 5 miles to 100 miles on rolling forest trails, but the racing is only part of the experience. The festival atmosphere includes on-site camping, live music performances, yoga sessions, and a "commune code" that encourages participants to embrace peace, love, and community alongside their running goals. What makes Run Woodstock unique is its commitment to the full festival experience. Runners camp together in designated areas, share meals and stories, and participate in evening activities like the Bohemian Beverage Mile and various musical performances. The event explicitly encourages a relaxed, inclusive vibe where personal achievement matters more than competition. Every finisher receives a peace sign medal, with 100-mile finishers earning a commemorative belt buckle. The race attracts runners seeking both physical challenge and cultural immersion. The longer distances provide serious ultrarunning credentials, while the festival atmosphere offers something rarely found in traditional trail races. The event's emphasis on community, environmental consciousness, and personal expression creates an experience that extends well beyond the typical race weekend.
100 Miles
Run Woodstock stands apart as one of the most distinctive trail running festivals in the Midwest, blending serious ultrarunning with the counterculture spirit of the original 1969 Woodstock. This multi-day event in Gregory, Michigan, offers distances from 5 miles to 100 miles on rolling forest trails, but the racing is only part of the experience. The festival atmosphere includes on-site camping, live music performances, yoga sessions, and a "commune code" that encourages participants to embrace peace, love, and community alongside their running goals. What makes Run Woodstock unique is its commitment to the full festival experience. Runners camp together in designated areas, share meals and stories, and participate in evening activities like the Bohemian Beverage Mile and various musical performances. The event explicitly encourages a relaxed, inclusive vibe where personal achievement matters more than competition. Every finisher receives a peace sign medal, with 100-mile finishers earning a commemorative belt buckle. The race attracts runners seeking both physical challenge and cultural immersion. The longer distances provide serious ultrarunning credentials, while the festival atmosphere offers something rarely found in traditional trail races. The event's emphasis on community, environmental consciousness, and personal expression creates an experience that extends well beyond the typical race weekend.