When is T-Rex Ten Miler?

T-Rex Ten Miler takes place on Jul 4, 2026. That's in 3 months.

Where is T-Rex Ten Miler located?

T-Rex Ten Miler is held in Lowell, Michigan, United States.

What distances are available at T-Rex Ten Miler?

T-Rex Ten Miler offers the following distances: 10M, 8K.

What is the typical weather for T-Rex Ten Miler?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 62°F and 83°F on race day. There's approximately a 14% chance of precipitation.

T-Rex Ten Miler (8K-10M) - Jul 4, 2026 | Lowell, MI

Prepare for an extraordinary adventure at the T-Rex Ten Miler, set to unleash its prehistoric challenge on Saturday, July 4, 2026, in scenic Fallasburg Park, Lowell, Michigan. This "dino-mite" event offers both a challenging 10-mile course and a spirited 8K, known affectionately as the "Wimpy 8K," ensuring a thrilling experience for every runner. Expect typical race day conditions in early July to bring highs around 83F and lows around 62F, with a slight 14% chance of precipitation, creating a true summer running test.

The T-Rex Ten Miler promises a course unlike any other, blending dirt roads and rugged trails through the captivating landscape of Fallasburg Park. Runners will navigate a diverse terrain, starting on grass before crossing the iconic Covered Bridge Road. The true character of this race emerges with its infamous "three big challenges": the "Mini T-Rex Hill" around mile 1.5, the "KONG" section, and the colossal "Mighty T-Rex Hill" at approximately mile 5.5, a climb so formidable that many runners will find themselves walking to conquer it. Beyond these named ascents, the course features a "Loch Ness," "Stegasaurus Ridge," "Dinosaur Egg Piles," and even "Giant Prehistoric Snake Logs," weaving a truly unique, dinosaur-themed journey through shaded single-track and a "Lost Jungle" section. While it's certainly not a course for personal records, it guarantees an unforgettable challenge.

Both races kick off at 8 a.m. from the open shelter on Covered Bridge Road, which also serves as the finish line and registration area. Runners can expect a water station around mile 7, providing a crucial opportunity to hydrate before the final push. Participants consistently praise the T-Rex Ten Miler for its friendly atmosphere, unique quirks, and the sheer fun it delivers. Conquer the course and earn your bragging rights, with age group winners receiving the "Giant T-Rex Medal" and overall victors taking home the coveted "Giant T-Rex". After crossing the finish line, which involves a final, steep ramp to a bluff, runners are even encouraged to cool off with a post-race dip in the nearby river.