All
runners must check in with a (human) timer before beginning their race.
Start times for some races are recorded manually and not with the chip
timing.
Registration for the Indian Run begins at 7:30 a.m. race day (6:30 a.m. for 60k race only).
All races meet and finish at the Hocking Hills State Park Dining Lodge, 20160 S.R. 664 S in Hocking County.
Showers and refreshments will be available for runners after their races.
Pets are welcome to run the course with you (on a leash of course!).
Walkers are also welcome at the Indian Run.
Chip Timing!
Chip timing provides Indian Run racers with accurate and timely race
results. Indian Run is proud to continue our partnership with
Premier
Sports of Columbus, and all races utilize chip timing again in 2011.
Premier Sports will determine all winners. All awards will be mailed.
Race Map
The 20K,
40K and
60K races start at the
Lodge. (The 60K trail follows the 20K trail three times; the 40K follows
it twice). The path runs through the Hocking Hills State Park Cottages,
on to Route 664, up Steel Hill road, along Chapel Ridge Road, then in to
the Hocking Hills State Forest on the Queer Ridge Trail. From here it
passes through the Cedar Falls area in Hocking Hills State Park, through
the forest to Rose Lake, through the Old Man's Cave campground, over the
A-Frame Bridge at Old Man's Cave, past the Naturalist's Cabin at the Old
Man's Cave Visitors Center, then up the hill back toward the Dining
Lodge. Water stops are located at Steel Hill/Chapel Ridge Road, Cedar
Falls parking lot, at the beginning of the Camp Ground and at the
Naturalist's Cabin. There are no aid stations for 60K races, but fruit
will be available at the Dining Lodge when they pass by, plus 60Kers are
invited to "stash" their own aid around the course.
10K runners meet at the Hocking Hills Dining Lodge to register for the
race. They are transported by bus to the start location, which is near
Top O the Caves Campground on Chapel Ridge Road in Hocking County. From
here the trail passes through the Cedar Falls area in Hocking Hills
State Park, through the forest to Rose Lake, through the Old Man's Cave
campground, over the A-Frame Bridge at Old Man's Cave, past the
Naturalist's Cabin at the Old Man's Cave Visitors Center, then up the
hill back toward the Dining Lodge. Water stops are located at the Cedar
Falls parking lot, the beginning of the Camp Ground and at the
Naturalist's Cabin.
5K runners meet at the Hocking Hills Dining Lodge to register for the
race. They are transported by bus to the start location, which is at the
Fisherman's Parking lot near Rose Lake on State Route 374 in Hocking
County. From here the trail goes through the forest to Rose Lake,
through the Old Man's Cave campground, over the A-Frame Bridge at Old
Man's Cave, past the Naturalist's Cabin at the Old Man's Cave Visitors
Center, then up the hill back toward the Dining Lodge. Water stops are
located at the Cedar Falls parking lot, the beginning of the Camp Ground
and at the Naturalist's Cabin.
Awards
Age Categories: 14 or younger, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44,
45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64 and 65 or older
Top 3 Male/Female in each age category receive place
ribbons. Prizes will be awarded to the Top M/F overall
in each race. All pre-registered runners receive a T-shirt. Day of race
registrants receive T-shirts if available. Racers must start before 11
and end before 3:15 to be considered for timing and awards.
In 2010 the Top Overall Male and Female in the 60K received a prize
package from The North Face valued at $300 each! The Top Overall M/F in
the 40K, 20K, 20K and 5K will be awarded special prizes from Hocking
Hills businesses.