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Tree Trail Trot

Aug 22, 2026
Andrews, IN
5K
Typical Weather
Andrews, IN · Aug 22
82°
High
59°
Low
15%
Precip

Based on data from station USC00124181 (5 mi away)

About This Race

Lace up your trail shoes for the picturesque Tree Trail Trot, a captivating 5K event set for Saturday, August 22, 2026, in Andrews, Indiana. This charming race invites runners to experience the serene beauty of Salamonie Lake, one of Indiana's prized Department of Natural Resources State Parks. The course winds through gently rolling, wooded trails, offering a refreshing escape into nature. Participants will begin and end their journey at the scenic Wildlife Management Pond, nestled near the modern campground at the Lost Bridge West State Recreation Area. While the terrain is mostly gentle, runners should be aware of semi-rugged sections and a short set of steps, making strollers discouraged, though friendly dogs on a 6 ft leash or shorter are welcome.

The Tree Trail Trot is renowned for its friendly community atmosphere and its commitment to a great runner experience. This chip-timed event ensures accurate results for all participants. After crossing the finish line, celebrate your accomplishment with a complimentary pancake breakfast, a highlight that adds to the race's unique charm. Freshly picked sweet corn will also be available for purchase, providing a perfect seasonal treat. Typical race day conditions in late August in Andrews, Indiana, offer pleasant weather, with highs around 82°F and lows around 59°F, and only a 15% chance of precipitation, creating an ideal setting for a trail run.

Beyond the scenic course and delicious post-race treats, your participation supports a wonderful cause. The Tree Trail Trot is made possible by the Friends of the Upper Wabash Interpretive Services, Inc., with all proceeds dedicated to funding educational events and supporting the Interpretive Center. This event is a fantastic opportunity for runners of all ages and abilities to connect with nature, challenge themselves on beautiful trails, and contribute to local conservation efforts.