Greenbush Trick or Trail 5K/10K

The Greenbush Trick or Trail 5K/10K returns to Glenbeulah, Wisconsin on October 31st, inviting runners to explore the scenic trails of the Kettle Moraine area. Nestled within the expansive Greenbush trail system, this event offers a unique blend of autumn beauty and challenging terrain for participants eager to test their endurance against rolling hills and rugged pathways. The Northern Kettle Moraine Nordic Ski Team is proud to host what will be the inaugural edition of this race, setting the stage for future traditions in Glenbeulah.
On race day, as runners lace up at dawn or early morning light filters through the trees, the air carries a crisp chill that signals fall’s arrival. The Greenbush trails wind their way through dense woods and open meadows where leaves turn brilliant shades of orange and gold underfoot. As participants traverse these paths, they become part of a community event rooted in local pride and camaraderie. Whether it's the steady crunch of fallen leaves beneath racing feet or the occasional rustle from wildlife along the route, this race encapsulates the essence of autumn adventure.
The Greenbush Trick or Trail 5K/10K marks an important milestone for the Northern Kettle Moraine Nordic Ski Team and its efforts to support young athletes through initiatives like the NKMN Storm Youth Nordic Ski Team. With each stride on the trails, participants not only challenge themselves but also contribute directly towards fostering a new generation of winter sports enthusiasts in Wisconsin’s scenic landscapes.
The Greenbush trail system serves as both start and finish line for this event, with its predominantly green path offering varied terrain that tests runners’ abilities from the outset. A chip timing service by Trackside Timing ensures accuracy throughout the race, capturing every split along the way. The 5K course features one loop through these winding trails, while the 10K route doubles back to offer a more comprehensive challenge across its rugged surface.
Runners should anticipate cool temperatures and moderate winds on October 31st as they embark upon this adventure in Glenbeulah’s Kettle Moraine region. With an average temperature of around 12°C (feels like 12°C), the air promises to be crisp without being overly cold, making for ideal running conditions. Humidity levels remain relatively low at about 68%, and while there is a slight chance of precipitation—typically in the form of light rain or drizzle—the trail surface remains firm underfoot, allowing for steady progress through this picturesque setting.

The Greenbush Trick or Trail 5K/10K welcomes all participants to register online at [https://runsignup.com/Race/WI/Glenbeulah/GreenbushTrickOrTrail5K10K](https://runsignup.com/Race/WI/Glenbeulah/GreenbushTrickOrTrail5K10K) with a registration fee of $30 per entrant. Early bird discounts may apply if you act quickly, but the deadline for guaranteed entry is set well before race day to ensure your spot in this inaugural event. Bib pickup will take place at the Kettle Moraine State Forest–Northern Unit Visitor Center on October 29th and 30th from noon until 6 pm; participants must bring a photo ID along with their registration confirmation.
All runners should gather for both the 5K and 10K races near the Greenbush trailhead located off County Highway Y, just north of Glenbeulah. The event is open to all ages but requires children under 18 years old to have parental consent forms on file with race officials prior to starting time. Ensure you bring a Wisconsin State Park sticker or purchase a daily pass upon arrival for parking in the designated lot only; no roadside parking will be permitted.
The Greenbush Trick or Trail 5K/10K invites runners of all abilities to join this inaugural event in Glenbeulah, Wisconsin on October 31st. With its scenic trails and community spirit, it promises a memorable day for those who take part, contributing not only to personal achievements but also supporting the NKMN Storm Youth Nordic Ski Team's future endeavors in the area.
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