Join us for an unforgettable endurance challenge at the scenic Nature Park in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. This ultra-distance race takes you on a stunning loop course that winds along the lake’s tranquil shoreline, through shaded woodland trails, and across rolling terrain that will test both your speed and your stamina.
Whether you’re chasing a personal record, looking to conquer your first ultra, or simply soaking in the beauty of Kentucky’s countryside, the Nature Park delivers an experience like no other. Runners will enjoy fully stocked aid stations, enthusiastic volunteer support, and the camaraderie that only the ultra community can provide.
With every lap, you’ll take in sweeping water views, peaceful natural surroundings, and the satisfaction of pushing yourself farther than you thought possible. Cross the finish line and celebrate your achievement with post-race refreshments and well-earned bragging rights.
Distances: 5K, 8 hour solo, 8 hour teams Terrain: Mixed surface – paved paths, gravel roads, and natural trails Perks: Finisher medals, race swag, chip-timed results, overall awards, and professional event management
The Trails are calling—are you ready to answer?
Races Offered
5K Trail run
Mar 13, 2027
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Distance —
5K
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Running
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08:00
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$30.00
8 Hour Endurance Race
Mar 13, 2027
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Distance —
50K
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08:00
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$75.00
8 Hour Endurance Race Relay
Mar 13, 2027
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25K
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Running
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08:00
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$50.00
Weather Overview
These values represent the 3-year monthly averages for March in Elizabethtown.
Temp (°C)
Feels Like (°C)
thermostat4.4° / 15.5°
wb_sunny0.1° / 11.9°
Wind (km/h)
Humidity (%)
air13.1 /
water_drop64.7%
Temp (°C)
Feels Like (°C)
Wind (km/h)
Humidity (%)
thermostat4.4° / 15.5°
wb_sunny0.1° / 11.9°
air13.1 km/h
water_drop64.7%
About Elizabethtown
Learn more about the host city, Elizabethtown.
Elizabethtown is a small town in the Kentucky Derby Region. Abraham Lincoln's parents Thomas and Nancy had their daughter Sarah here in 1807 and then Abraham nearby at Sinking Spring Farm in 1809.
