THIS YEAR'S DATE: OCTOBER 25, 2008
(Note: The date changed due to a conflict with Sister Bay Fall Fest.)
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!
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"The Most Scenic Distance Run in the Midwest®"
Door County is consistently ranked as one of the top 10 vacation destinations in North America. With over 300 miles of shoreline, it has more waterfront than any other county in the United States. The peninsula jutting out into Lake Michigan is a popular vacation destination for Midwesterners and has earned the nickname “the Cape Cod of the Midwest.” The quaint villages that dot the peninsula offer an endless array of shopping, dining, and lodging options. What truly distinguishes Door County, however, is the rural beauty surrounding these small villages. Miles of narrow back roads, walking paths and bike trails offer unspoiled access to nature’s wonders. In October each year, Door County’s wooded landscape turns into a fireworks show of red, yellow, amber and golden colors. It is against this backdrop that the Fall 50 takes place.
The Fall 50 is a 50-mile running adventure for solo ultra-marathoners and teams of up to five runners. The course route begins at the northernmost tip of the peninsula and travels down the western shoreline along scenic back roads to the population center in Sturgeon Bay. The event ends with an outrageous party set under a tent along the shipping channel at Stone Harbor Resort in Sturgeon Bay.
