Tryon Farm 4 Miler/8 Miler/25k/50k and 2 mile Fun Run/Walk

The course consists of a 4-mile loop through Tryon Farm. This event benefits the Tryon Farm Institute. For the 8 miler (2 loops), 25k (4 loops) and 50k (8 loops) -50k start at 8:00 am CST -2-mile walk, 4 miler, 8 miler and 25k all begin at 9:00 am CST -Course is a mixture of open grassy fields, single track dirt trails a very small sections of pavement to get you to other parts of the trail system -Due to no parking available at the start/finish area you will be parking across the street at Head Start of Laporte County, 811 Royal Rd, Michigan City, IN 46360 then walking over -Main station is at the start/finish line area -There will be water/Gatorade non-manned aid station near the 1.5-mile mark of the course -Two port-a-potties will be at the main station there are no bathrooms on the course -Please wear your bib on the front of your shirt so we can count your loops -Course on relive app https://www.relive.cc/view/v8qVQJdWe76 -Course on Strava https://www.strava.com/activities/9632600815 We are looking for local businesses to sponsor the race if you are interested, please email me at stofko121@yahoo.com The purpose Crazy Legs Race Series (CLRS) is to promote non-pavement/pavement races in the Northwest Indiana region through the development and management of new and existing races. At all our events you will experience fun and challenging course design in a low-key atmosphere. Races will be held in parks or areas in the Lake, Porter and Laporte counties. The Crazy Legs Race Series welcomes and encourages participation in our events by all individuals regardless of their sexual orientation, biological sex, gender identity, or gender expression. Transgender runners may register as the gender they identify with and there is no documentation needed. The Crazy Legs Race Series would like to begin by acknowledging that the land on which we host our races is the seized territory of the Miami, Shawnee, and Illinois Nations. Refugees from other nations also resided in the area we use, including the Lenape (Delaware). We honor those who have stewarded this land throughout the generations