BestRacestrail · Half marathon · 15K · 10K · and 4 more
The Sink or Swim @ Caesar Creek State Park
Build your free race-day pace plan| Distances | Half marathon, 15K, 10K, 5K, Saturday 5-hours of power, Saturday 20K relay, 2027 pack pass valid until 12 31 covers all 2027 events |
| Surface | trail |
| Field size | 29 runners |
| USATF certified | N/A (trail) |
| Boston qualifier | No |
From the race's RunSignup listing, with field size from its posted results, last updated October 19, 2026.
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- Trail underfoot
- ≈44°F on April race mornings
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