We are excited to partner with Pine Coffee Supply for Saturday morning runs.   Location: Pine Coffee Supply Distance: 3-4 miles Stay after for good conversation, discounts on coffee and waffles and for showing up you get points when you download our app.

Get ready to run, bike, and celebrate at the 9th Annual Tobin Bolter Memorial Kids Duathlon on Saturday, September 13, 2025! Hosted by the Treasure Valley YMCA and Ada County, this exciting event invites young athletes to test their endurance and build confidence in a supportive, high-energy environment. Designed for kids ages 3-12, the duathlon features race distances tailored to each age group, giving every child the chance to shine.  Families can enjoy a fun-filled day with opening ceremonies, thrilling races, and a special award ceremony to celebrate all participants. Plus, there will be crafts, face painting, and delicious food to enjoy! Join us in honoring the legacy of Deputy Tobin Bolter while inspiring the next generation to stay active, push their limits, and create lasting memories. Let’s race together for a stronger, healthier future!

It’s time to lace up your shoes and get ready for a day of fitness and fun! Nampa Parks & Recreation invites you to attend the 41st Annual Harvest Classic Fun Run on Saturday, September 13. Race options include an 8K run, a 2-mile walk/run, or a 1-mile kids' run. After the race enjoy vendor booths, free food, activities, and your chance to win great prizes! Registration for the event includes a technical shirt, race packet and free admission to the Harward Rec Center on race day. All event proceeds support local school P.E. departments and provide youth recreation scholarships. What: 41st Annual Harvest Classic Fun Run When: Saturday, September 13 Time: 7-8:30 a.m. – late registration & packet pickup 8 a.m. – vendor booths open 9 a.m. – 1 mile race starts 9:30 a.m. – 2 mile & 8K races start 10:45 a.m. – awards ceremony Where: Harward Recreation Center (131 Constitution Way, Nampa) Cost: $15* – Ages 12 & under $30* – Ages 13 & up *$5 late fee added after September 9 Register: Online at nampaparksandrecreation.org or at the Harward Recreation Center. Thank you to our sponsors for making this event possible: Texas Roadhouse, Franz, Domino’s, ICCU and Horizon Credit Union. For more information, visit our website at nampaparksandrecreation.org or call 208-468-5858.

Participants will run or hike a challenging 6.2-mile course or a 2.9-mile out-and-back course around two adjacent, symmetrical volcanic pit craters, about 8 miles northwest of Mountain Home, Idaho. The 6.2-mile route takes runners around two symmetrical volcanic pit Crater Rings, a unique site featuring a few examples of volcanic pit craters in the continental United States and recognized as a National Natural Landmark. The 2.9-mile course leads to a spectacular view of the east crater. The shorter route is an excellent option for those who want to experience the craters but don't want to travel around them on a rough and challenging course.  The goals of the event are to encourage the values of low-impact, non-motorized outdoor recreation and raise funds for Idaho Outdoor Association projects, activities, and educational programs; for more information about the event, go to www.cratercrawl.org

14TH ANNUAL IMTUF 100 races. Registration opens on January 2nd, 2025. We will run the same courses as we have in years past, starting and finishing at Jug Mountain Ranch, just south of McCall. Race dates are September 20-21, 2025. The 100 mile starts on Saturday at 6AM, the 20 mile starts SUNDAY at 9AM. BEFORE REGISTERING: Read our refund policy (ends 7/1/2025). Read our waiver carefully too as this is a serious race with HUGE commitment and not appropriate for many ultrarunners who want an experience without adventure and uncertainty. This is mountain adventure running with big consequences for the unprepared. Qualifiers: For 2025, IMTUF will continue to be a Hardrock 100 qualifier, as it has since 2012. The 2025 race is also a Western States 100 qualifier. These qualifications make IMTUF a coveted finish. Warning!!! This is a serious race. IMTUF is known to have a committing feel. You are many miles and many hours away from help, if your body or mind fails you. Though we are a qualifier for HR100 and WS100, we strongly urge you to be focused on this event 100000%, as overlooking it for next year's goal race will be a punishing mistake. This is a post-graduate level ultra that must be respected. Refund Policy: 1. We will refund 50% of your entry fee until July 1st, 2025 at 11:59pm. 2. After July 1st, there will be no refunds. 3. We will not do any rollover or transfer of bibs. 4. IMTUF is a mountain race. If the race must be cancelled due to fire, severe weather, etc, there is no possible way for us to refund or rollover your entry. That money is gone. When you register, consider this issue and either commit or stick to safer races that run in circles. 5. If facing personal financial hardship, reach out to us.

Start Line Address is 700 W. Jefferson St., Boise ID 83702 Inspiring A Passion for Health, Fitness, and Fun!   From participants and sponsors to fans cheering along the racecourse, St. Luke's FitOne draws thousands of people of all ages to downtown Boise for a fun, community-oriented race. But it’s more than a great way to spend a September morning. It’s something much bigger—a platform to inspire healthy living, healthy communities, and fun activities kids and families can enjoy for years to come. FitOne is about building health from the ground up. Every dollar we raise goes toward helping children and families live their healthiest lives. FitOne funds support initiatives aimed at improving health outcomes in our communities. Previous projects funded by FitOne include the development of school tracks, installation of hydration stations and contributions to the St. Luke's Children's Pavilion, among others.  

 Wolf Creek Wrangle Date: Saturday, Sept 20, 2025 Location: Eaton’s Ranch, Sheridan, WY- 270 Eatons’ Ranch Road, Wolf, WY 82844 LocationLink: https://www.google.com/maps/dir//Eatons’+Ranch+270+Eaton+Ranch+Rd+Wolf,+WY+82844/@44.7852192,-107.2308454,13z/data=!4m5!4m4!1m0!1m2!1m1!1s0x534a06f21d774247:0x755b323378b9f241 Website/Registration: https://www.runwolfcreekwrangle.com/ Time: Half Marathon & 18 mile – 7:30AM, 7 mile & 5 mile 9:00AM Cost: 18 mile – $95, Half – $80, 7 mile – $65, 5 mile – $55 Contact: Christine Dieterich christine@sheridanhabitat.org   Description: Take a step back in time and run or hike where the settlers of the west once walked! These trail runs are hosted by the historic Eaton’s Ranch, the country’s oldest operating dude ranch located at the base of the Bighorn Mountains. All runners start on the lawn of the ranch, flow through a beautiful meadow, and then quickly change to single track where only horses, cattle, and trail runners roam! If you are looking for a true trail run experience, this is the race for you! Trails are primitive, runners need to pack their own nutrition, and wildlife is abundant.

25% of the book sales will go to the Idaho Humane Society You're Invited! Join us in welcoming author Keith Catalano Wilson to the store! Be among the first to grab a copy of his latest book and get it personally signed by Keith himself. He'll be hanging out at the store, so don’t miss the chance to stop by, say hello, and chat with the author! With humor, vulnerability, and a touch of irreverence Wilson's memoir challenges the notion of success and asks if going nowhere has value, and if going nowhere fast is even better. This book is for anyone who's ever felt stuck and for anyone who's ever run just to stay alive.

The Montana Meltdown Fixed Time Event  (Use Code: M3ltd0wn) September 27-28 2025 Location: Gallatin Valley Regional Park, Bozeman, Montana Welcome to the Montana Meltdown Fixed Time Event, a fun and competitive series of races held at Gallatin Valley Regional Park in beautiful Bozeman, Montana. Test your endurance on our 1.5-mile loop course and see how many miles you can achieve in 24 hours, 12 hours, and 4 hours. Whether you’re here for speed, distance, or just a great time, the Montana Meltdown has something for everyone. Set your goal and go the distance in Montana’s premier timed race. Enjoy the support of your friends and fellow runners as you push your limits in a race against the clock. Race Times We offer multiple event options, so make sure to check the start times and sign up for the race that suits you best! 24 Hour Race: Starts at 10 am 12 hours Race: Starts at 10am 4 Hour Race: Starts at 12pm Registration Details: https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=123252&fbclid=IwY2xjawJKtVNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHd-bvulLgbFJaFb6bQqqvqtaesbQcr11NB8dMY5LRV0XIN2m6g90BCRb-Q_aem_L3t4IO6hG4e–giy15bMZw Deadline: Online registration closes September 24 at 11:59pm MST Packet Pickup Location: Race Day Pickup: Starting at 8am, available at the Start/Finish area at Gallatin Valley Regional Park. Please pick up your timing chip prior to your race start. Crews, Aid, and Facilities Crew Support: Runners may have crew support every lap. There is a designated area adjacent to the course for camping and one aid station Parking: is extremely limited, please plan to carpool or ride share if possible. The course is close to local hotels. If this is not possible, please park in the Oak street lot. Aid Stations: There is one aid station that you will pass every 1.5 miles with a variety of typical ultra food, along with vegan and gluten free options. The Race Guide can be accessed via this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/16IEZ7JJxuh1wCxCFW7dd9tOg3_R-KxplJjfjhjY7Olk/edit Awards Awards In timed events, there are no DNFs, so it is your time to send it with no pressure. Awards will be given to the top 3 overall winners in each race. All participants get finisher swag. Join us for the Montana Meltdown and make this an unforgettable running experience in the heart of Montana! For more details visit https://www.freeoutside.com/montana-meltdown Pregnancy Deferral In the event in entrant becomes pregnant, adopts a child, or is dealing with postpartum recovery, please contact the race for a refund or to defer your entry to a future year.

Run, Run/walk, or walk only while raising funds to enhance the Magic Valley community! Please note the following changes!!!!  Due to Road Construction on the Shoshone Grade, this years race will be held in the Fall.  All races will finish at the Original Falls2Falls finish at Dierkes' Lake.  Falls2Falls Half Marathon & 5k participants will start at River Christian Fellowship and be bused back to River Christian Fellowship following the race.  All Falls2Falls 5.2 mile participants will PARK at Dierkes Lake and be bused to their start line at "Twin Falls" Falls.  All buses will return to Dierkes Lake after the race to bus Falls2Falls Half Marathon and 5k participants back to River Christian Fellowship after the race. There will be NO busses transporting participants from Dierkes' Lake to the Half Marathon & 5k start at River Christian Fellowship. These participants need to park at River Christian Fellowship. (This change will allow for better parking.  Please be aware of where you need to be for the start!) Parking for Half marathon & 5K is at River Christian Fellowship.   Half marathon participants will start at River Christian Fellowship and make their way to Dierkes Lake, then will turn around and head over to "Twin Falls" Falls and back to the finish line at the original Falls2Falls finish at Dierkes Lake.    The 5K participants will start at River Christian Fellowship and make their way to the finish at the Original Falls2Falls finish at Dierkes Lake.   . All Half marathon & 5K participants will be bused back to the River Christian Fellowship after the race.  You must finish no later than 12:30 pm. Parking for Falls2Falls 5.2 Mile event is at Dierkes Lake prior to the race start. The 5.2 mile participants will be bussed from Dierkes Lake to the start line at "Twin Falls" Falls and make their way back to the finish line at the original Falls2Falls finish line at Dierkes Lake.    You must finish no later than 12:30 pm. Food and goodies will be provided at the finish line.  The course routes are along paved asphalt with some hilly sections towards the waterfalls and the finish line. All finishers will receive a finisher’s medal.  Those that register by September 2nd will be guaranteed a shirt on the day of the event.  The first 500 to pick up their bibs & packets will receive goody bags. Event cap is 500 participants.  Register early for discount pricing, race swag bags, shirts & to secure your spot!  Last years' event Sold Out! This event is entirely put on by volunteers with the proceeds going towards local trail improvement projects in the Magic Valley!

Please join us Sunday morning for a run, walk or hike up Tablerock. As you lace up your running shoes and prepare to tackle this scenic course, we're thrilled to introduce you to KIC Ventures, a dynamic force in driving innovation and growth in our region. Together, let's celebrate health, support innovation and make strides towards a brighter future. All proceeds from this event go to LESS Society to support Spine Research and provide scholarships for high school students in the state of Idaho. Enjoy a free snowcone and stay after for live music by local Boise Artist, Michele Eastland and her trio. Register here: http://bit.ly/4mapWWK

Valley County is a recreationalists dream. There are many opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors. The Idaho High Mountain Triathlon brings athletes to the beautiful, eastern Valley County region of Idaho.  This challenging event takes advantage of the unique topography of the area from Warm Lake to Yellow Pine.  This triathlon begins at Warm Lake (elevation 5300') and ends at Yellow Pine (~4900') after crossing at a 7300' summit.   This mixed relay triathlon is open to teams of both able-bodied and ATD1 adaptive athletes (ambulatory, wheelchair, visually impaired). Teams of 3 must include at least one adaptive athlete. Awards and after party will be held at Yellow Pine.  Plan to stay over after the race? Local camping is free. Contact us for information on lodging. Registrations and donations are tax deductible through YPAC Corp. a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.  Funds raised will go to support local needs and the 2026 Triathlon.

What to Expect Get ready, Boise—See Spot Walk is back for its 33rd year and it’s going to be a tail-wagging good time! Join hundreds of fellow animal lovers and their four-legged sidekicks for a one-mile walk along the iconic Boise River Greenbelt—a stunning backdrop for a celebration that fuels the lifesaving work of the Idaho Humane Society. This walk isn’t just tradition—it’s action. Every step helps provide essential care, shelter, and love to over 10,000 animals in need while connecting them with loving forever homes. Event Schedule – Saturday, October 4 Julia Davis Park | 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM 10:00 AM – Welcome & Announcements (contest sign-ups close at 10:30) 10:30 AM – 1-Mile Dog Walk on the Greenbelt 11:30 AM – Dog Contests Begin 12:25 PM – Alumni Pet Parade 12:30 PM – Wrap-Up Celebration After the walk, stick around for a full-blown pet party: Hilarious dog contests Local eats from Boise’s best food trucks Unique vendors and giveaways The always adorable Alumni Pet Parade

Packet Pick Ups Thursday, October 9th @ Shu's Idaho Running Company 3.00pm - 6.00pm  Friday, October 10th @ Payette Brewing 12.00pm - 8.00pm Start Times All starts will be mass starts with chip timing.       Marathon: 8:00 a.m.      Half Marathon: 8:30 a.m.      10K: 9:00 a.m.      5K: 9:00 a.m. The course is set to close at 2:00pm, and Hydration Stations along the course may be unsupported after an extended time.  We'll still wait on you at the finish line though!:) Place 733 S Pioneer Street Boise, ID US 83702 Description Saturday, October 11, 2025 Check for Course Maps under the "Event Info" tab above in the menu. GREAT SWAG and T-SHIRT DEADLINE Comfiest long sleeve t-shirt, swag thanks to our amazing sponsors, and finisher food/drink, all COT runners get a finisher's award. Please note that registrants registering after October 2, 2025 are not guaranteed a shirt. Please note courses utilize the Boise Greenbelt system. Should we run the Greenbelt, the river can be unpredictable. Systems and entities that govern the local Greenbelt are constantly dealing with these challenges. Typical issues are created due to sidewalk construction, sinkholes, flooding, etc. During the run, you may encounter wildlife that may cause a delay in your progress and/or change in your planned route. Or you may cause your own delay to stop and listen to the amazing sounds this course creates. v