Prickly Pine Jackpot 24 Hour Solo/Relay

3 May 2025
Dousman, usa
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200 KM
1 days
400 Runners
Difficulty:    Beginner
ENTRY FEE:    50 usd

Looking for a long-distance challenge or 12-hour training run for an upcoming 100 miler?

 

 

 

Join us for the Prickly Pine 24-Hour Solo/Relay race in the beautiful Kettle Moraine State Forest! With a variety of time options—6-hour, 12-hour, 24-hour, and a 4-person 24-hour relay—you can choose the challenge that suits you. Not a fan of repeating the same loop? We’ve got you covered with three unique loops: Loop #1 (3 miles), Loop #2 (6 miles), and Loop #3 (9 miles). You decide which loop to tackle each time, and every completed loop counts toward your total mileage!

 

 

 

Jackpot Prizes for the top 5 finishers in the solo event and top team in the relay.

 

For each 24-hour solo participant and relay team, 25% from your registration fee will be added to the solo and relay Jackpot, respectively.

 

Solo competitors – 1st place is awarded based on the total miles of completed loops. If you don’t finish the loop you’re on when time runs out, that loop won’t count toward your total. In the event of a tie, the prize money for the tied positions will be combined and evenly split. For example, if two runners tie for first place, the 1st and 2nd place prize amounts are combined and shared. If there’s a 3-way tie, the prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd will be pooled and divided equally.

 

 

 

1st Place = 50% of the Jackpot

 

2nd Place = 30% of the Jackpot

 

3rd Place = 10% of the Jackpot

 

4th Place = 5% of the Jackpot

 

5th Place = 5% of the Jackpot

 

 

 

Relay Jackpot

 

The winning team will take home the entire Jackpot! In the event of a tie, each team will select one runner to compete in a final, winner-takes-all lap on the 3-mile loop.

 

 

 

Race Course Description

 

Experience the stunning pinewoods of the Southern Kettle Moraine Forest and the beauty of the Ice Age Trail. Our course takes you through loops that explore every section of the Scuppernong Trails, including some of the highest elevations on the Kettle course.

 

6 HR / 12 HR / 24 HR Solo & Relay Start at 10:00 AM Saturday morning.

 

For more details on the course click on the link below for our Prickly Pine Ultra Running website.

 

 

 

Race Swag

 

6-hour Racers

 

24 oz Easy Squeeze Sports Bottle & Finisher Metal

 

12-hour Racers

 

24 oz Easy Squeeze Sports Bottle, Cooling Towel & Finisher Metal *Also* Runners who complete over 50 miles receive a 50-mile Belt Buckle

 

12-Hour Relay Racers

 

24 oz Easy Squeeze Sports Bottle, Cooling Towel & Finisher Metal

 

24-hour Racers

 

Duffle Bag, 24 oz Easy Squeeze Sports Bottle, Cooling Towel & Finisher Metal *Also* Runners who complete over 50 miles receive a 50-mile Belt Buckle.  Runners who complete over 100 miles receive a larger 100-mile Belt Buckle.

 

24-hour Relay Runners

 

24 oz Easy Squeeze Sports Bottle, Cooling Towel & Finisher Metal *Also* Runners who complete over 50 miles receive a 50-mile Belt Buckle

 

 

 

Parking

 

Wisconsin State Forest parking pass required for parking at our race.  Please help support our state parks and click on the link below to purchase.

 

https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/admission

 

If you need to purchase a parking sticker the day of the event, they are available for purchase at the Ottawa Lake Park entrance. Located below at the address below

 

S59 W36530 County ZZ

Dousman, WI 53118

 

Also – The first 30 24 Hour solo and relay racers to register will have a reserved 12’x12′ gear drop spot near the start/finish line.

 

 

 

Camping

 

There will be a designated camping area near the start/finish line for the 24 Solo and Relay racers at no charge.

 

Camping is available on connected trails to the race via the link below. (Loop 3 is the closest to the start/finish).

 

Pinewoods Campground

 

Questions?

 

Check out our Prickly Pine Ultra Running Website and see more upcoming races as well!!!

 

 

 

https://www.pricklypineultrarunning.com/

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