Logan Regional Medical Center Deer Dash 5K/10K

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Logan, West Virginia, United States

calendar_today 20 Jun, 2026

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About the Event

Join us for the Deer Dash 5K & 10K Trail Run at Chief Logan State Park! Whether you're looking for a scenic walk or a challenging trail run, there's a race for everyone.

5K Run/Walk: Enjoy a beautiful, beginner-friendly route through the park on flat paved road. This option is perfect for runners and walkers of all levels who want to experience the natural beauty of Chief Logan State Park.

10K Trail Run: Take on an adventurous course covering some of the park’s most iconic trails, including Buffalo Trail, Lakeshore Trail, Black Bear Trail, and Wildcat Trail, before finishing near the historic Museum in the Park. This course offers a mix of terrains and is ideal for trail running enthusiasts.

📍 Start Location: Parking lot by the Museum in the Park
⏰ Registration: Begins at 8:00 a.m.
🏁 Race Start: 9:00 a.m. sharp

This event is completely FREE for all participants! Whether you're racing for time or just enjoying the journey, we can't wait to see you at the starting line. Lace up your running shoes and come explore the trails with us!

Races Offered

10K Trail Run

Jun 20, 2026

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Distance — 10K

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Type — Running

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09:00

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$0.00

5K Run/Walk

Jun 20, 2026

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Distance — 5K

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Type — Running

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09:00

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$0.00

Weather History

These values represent the 3-year monthly averages for June in Logan.

thermostat Temperature

17.7° / 29.4°

wb_sunny Feels like

17.9° / 29.5°

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12h 30m

water_drop Avg rainfall

3.0 mm

ac_unit Avg snowfall

—

air Avg wind speed

9.3 km/h (Light breeze)

opacity Sweat loss rate

High

terrain Course conditions

Hard and dry surface

sunny Max UV Index

Very High (8.0)

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70.6%

wb_twilight Sunrise

06:05

nightlight Sunset

20:50

About Logan

Learn more about the host city, Logan.

Logan is a city of 1,500 people (2019) in West Virginia. The city occupies narrow stretches of flat land along the Guyandotte River and its local tributaries, abutting extremely steep hills. Once anchored by the coal mining industry, It is known for its connection to the notorious Hatfield-McCoy feud.