When is Brule 2 and 5 Miler?

Brule 2 and 5 Miler takes place on Aug 9, 2026. That's in 2 months.

Where is Brule 2 and 5 Miler located?

Brule 2 and 5 Miler is held in Brule, Wisconsin, United States.

What distances are available at Brule 2 and 5 Miler?

Brule 2 and 5 Miler offers the following distances: 5M, 2M.

What is the typical weather for Brule 2 and 5 Miler?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 56°F and 79°F on race day. There's approximately a 15% chance of precipitation.

Brule 2 and 5 Miler (2M-5M) - Aug 9, 2026 | Brule, WI

Lace up your running shoes for the Brule 2 and 5 Miler on Sunday, August 9, 2026, nestled in the picturesque town of Brule, WI. This community-focused event, organized by the Brule River Lions Club, offers two distinct distances: a challenging 5-mile run and a family-friendly 2-mile walk/run. Typical race day conditions in early August bring pleasant highs around 79F and lows around 56F, with only a 15% chance of precipitation, creating an inviting atmosphere for runners.

The scenic 5-Miler kicks off at the Afterhours Ski Trail, guiding participants along approximately two miles of hard-packed gravel road before winding through the beautiful mowed ski trails of the Brule Forest. This combination of surfaces offers a varied and engaging experience amidst stunning natural surroundings. For those seeking a shorter, more relaxed outing, the 2-Miler provides a delightful out-and-back route on the Afterhours Road, making it an ideal choice for youth, families, and even well-behaved leashed dogs. All races start from the Afterhours Ski Trail, approximately one mile west of Brule on US Highway 2.

Beyond the trails, the Brule 2 and 5 Miler stands out for its strong community spirit and charitable focus, with all entry fees directly benefiting the local Lion's Club Scholarship Fund. Runners can also look forward to finisher shirts and age division awards, culminating in the annual Lion's Club Chicken BBQ at the Brule Pavilion, offering a fantastic opportunity for camaraderie and celebration after the race.