Join us Wednesday nights for different bike rides throughout Dane County. Short to long options, varying terrain. Free. Visit WNBR.ORG for specific details and the ride schedule.

cyclocross races, Trek Bicycles Headquarters; Waterloo, WI.

The Marji Gesick features 100-miles of rocks, roots, punchy climbs, jump lines, flow trails and soul crushing grinding that DNFs nearly 60% of the field each year. 100-Mile racers are pursuing the coveted hand-forged belt buckle created by local Blacksmith Gordon Gearheart. Mountain Bikers must finish under 12-hours to claim one while runners have 30-hours. While it may seem on the surface to be easily achievable… we caution you to not underestimate the brutality of the course. It will undoubtedly bludgeon even the best endurance athletes it submission.

13k, 40, 78, & 100 mile routes, Gladstone High School, Escanaba, MI.

The Community First Fox Cities Marathon features over 6.5 miles of paved trail running and miles of scenic park and waterfront views. The race begins in front of the Barlow Planetarium on the University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley campus in Menasha and continues to make its way through six Fox Cities communities before finishing at scenic Riverside Park near downtown Neenah. The Community First Fox Cities Marathon is part of the Marathons of Wisconsin series. All Community First Fox Cities Marathon finishers receive a custom printed technical shirt with gender-specific sizing and a Finishers medal to commemorate their race participation and finish at the Community First Fox Cities Marathon! FULL MARATHON COURSE INFORMATION USATF Certified Course, 2019 & 2020 Boston Marathon Qualifier! Gear Check is provided at the Start Line The course is open until 2:00 p.m. Water and Gatorade will be available throughout the course approximately every 1-2 miles

Second day of 2 day event. Beginner, intermediate and advanced courses. Introductory clinic at 10 AM. Beginners and families welcome! Complete details at www.badgerorienteering.com.

The weekend of events include the Community First Fox Cities Marathon, The Orthopedic & Sports Institute Marathon relay, and the ThedaCare Half Marathon with a competitive walk on Sunday September 23th. The Network Health - Health and Wellness Expo is held at the UW Fox Valley Campus field house on Friday Sept. 21nd from 4 to 8 pm and on Saturday Sept. 22rd from 9 to 6. On Friday from 4 to 8 the Guardian Kids Fun Run and the Huggies Diaper Dash & Toddler Trot will be held at the Timber Rattler Stadium. The Affinity 5k walk/run will be held on Sat. Sept. 22rd at Riverside Park in Neenah. This walk/run is stroller and pet friendly. The Fox Cities Marathon is part of the Marathons of Wisconsin series.

First day of 2 day event. Beginner, intermediate and advanced courses. Introductory clinic at 10 AM. Beginners and families welcome! Complete details at www.badgerorienteering.com.

The Discover Whitewater Series (DWS) is an annual non-profit, Half Marathon, Half Marathon Relay, 5K, and Fit Kid Shuffle (Kids Run). The race promotes the City of Whitewater and highlights its greatest features, along with encouraging a healthy lifestyle for people of all ages. All race proceeds are then donated to five local charities in efforts to help build a stronger community. Some benefits of joining DWS are: a free pre-race dinner, a free pancake breakfast, a purse race (HM), a free T-shirt, a free pass to whitewater aquatic center and a finisher’s medal.

The Discover Whitewater Series, a Half Marathon, 5K, and Fit Kid Shuffle (Kid’s Run) is held annually in Whitewater, Wisconsin every September. The race promotes the City of Whitewater and highlights its greatest features, along with encouraging a healthy lifestyle for people of all ages. The Discover Whitewater Series race was initiated by the Greater Whitewater Committee, Inc. five years ago in September 2013. Thanks to the continued support and growing interest, the annual Discover Whitewater Series has proven to be a great success year after year. In five years, the Discover Whitewater Series has been able to distribute over $131,000 to five local organizations in efforts to build a stronger community. This would not have been possible without all the participants and volunteers of the race!