Race for Restoration

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Lace up your running shoes for the Race for Restoration on Saturday, April 4, 2026, in Bloomington, Indiana, a rewarding event offering a 5K run/walk and a 1-mile Kids' Fun Run. This race stands out as a meaningful way to contribute to environmental conservation, with all proceeds directly benefiting the Sycamore Land Trust, an organization dedicated to preserving southern Indiana's natural landscape, restoring vital habitats, and promoting environmental education. Hosted by Perfect Timing Race Management LLC and championed by the BHSN Environmental Club, the Race for Restoration offers a unique blend of community spirit and a passion for nature.

The course, meticulously designed and well-marked for participants of all experience levels, begins beside the bleachers of the Bloomington High School North track and field facility. Runners will navigate a scenic route along Kinser Pike, the Acuff Road loop, and Prow Road, before making their way onto the main road of the Bloomington North campus, culminating in an exciting final 300 meters on the Ralph Sieboldt Track. With typical race day conditions in early April seeing highs around 61°F and lows around 39°F, and only a 21% chance of precipitation, it promises a comfortable and invigorating atmosphere. After crossing the finish line, celebrate your achievement with immediate award pickups; medals are presented to the top three finishers in various age groups across both male and female categories, as well as the top five overall walkers.

Whether you're a seasoned runner aiming for a personal best, a family looking for a fun and active outing, or simply someone eager to support a crucial environmental cause, the Race for Restoration provides an engaging and accessible experience. Packet pick-up conveniently starts at 7:30 AM, with the Kids' Fun Run kicking off at 8:30 AM, followed by the 5K run/walk at 9:00 AM. Join the Bloomington community for a day of fitness, fun, and impactful environmental stewardship.

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