Run in the Orchards during the time they are in full Blossom. The blossom run is a hard packed dirt road in Apple and Cherry Orchards in Santaquin Utah at Rowleys Red Barn. This race is one of the prettiest races in Spring in Utah. Enjoy the blossoms and Rowleys Red Barn during this fun race.
Course
This course is a packed dirt road(cars can drive on it) through an Apple and Cherry orchard. May 1st is considered the best time to run these trees because they are in full bloom with blossoms.
What you get for your registration?
Race Results – Timing Via Timing Chips on back of race bibs. Chip Start and Finish. Results are live via your smart phone or tablet as long as WIFI is working. We can print them or give you access to our tablets as you finish as well.
Electronic Race Packets – We do race Electronic Race Packets. These are emailed 5 Days prior to the race. If you register after 5 Days prior there are links in your confirmation email or on the agenda page. We do Electronic Race Packets for two reasons. One printing them are a huge amount of waste and two it is a lot of work to stuff these in the packet for a less effect reach to participants.
T-Shirt Nextlevel Multiblend with Custom Race Design (Upgrade from old Tech)
High End Custom 4″ Finisher Medal unique to this years race.
Saggin Wagon
Custom Bib Number if registered 15 Days Prior. (If you register after 15 days prior you may get a generic bib number)
Fully supported Course (Aid Stations every 2 miles or less with Water, Powerade, Cups, Volunteers at stations, Potties at 3 or more miles)
Overall Plaques – Top 3 Male/Female in each distance.
Food at Finish – Water, Powerade, Oranges, Bananas, Peanut Butter Sandwich, Candy. If Temps above 60 degrees Fatboys Ice Cream, below 60 degrees Hot Chocolate.
Race Photos – Free for personal use. We do not guarantee every person a photo. If you want a photo find our photographer with the Yellow Vest and have them take a pic of you. They are available within 5 days after the race.
Age Group Awards – Age Groups are broken down in the following manner. If the distance has 50 or more racers we do it as every 5 years. (Example is 10 to 14, 15 to 19, up to 70+) Less than 50 racers in the distance we do it every 10 years (Example is 10 to 19, 20 to 29, up to 70+.) [If we did every 5 years for less than 50 participants in the distance it would have every racer get an age group award. Seeing we do finisher medals and awards would be First Place almost every person we do them based on every 10 years for distances with participants less than 50 people.]
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