Join the Bold Coast Runners and Pottle Tree Farm for the Boyden Lake Half-Marathon! Whether you run, walk, ruck, or team up for the relay, this event promises a memorable experience for a meaningful cause. Proceeds and fundraising will benefit three incredible organizations: Achilles Freedom Team, supporting disabled veterans in …
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Join the Bold Coast Runners and Pottle Tree Farm for the Boyden Lake Half-Marathon! Whether you run, walk, ruck, or team up for the relay, this event promises a memorable experience for a meaningful cause.
Proceeds and fundraising will benefit three incredible organizations: Achilles Freedom Team, supporting disabled veterans in achieving their athletic goals, House in the Woods of Lee, Maine, a retreat dedicated to honoring and helping veterans and their families and The Travis Mills Foundation – supporting post-9/11 recalibrated veterans and their families through various programs that help these heroic men and women overcome physical and emotional obstacles, strengthen their families, and provide well-deserved rest and relaxation. Don’t miss this opportunity to challenge yourself while making a difference for those who have served.
The Boyden Lake Half-Marathon in Perry, Maine, is a scenic and serene route that encircles Boyden Lake, a beautiful freshwater body in the Downeast region. This loop is a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts, especially runners, walkers, and cyclists, for its combination of quiet roads, natural beauty, and tranquil surroundings. Along the route, you’ll enjoy picturesque views of Boyden Lake, peaceful forests, and the occasional glimpse of local wildlife, such as eagles, herons, and loons. Starting and Finishing at the Pottle Tree Farm surrounded by rolling hills, forested areas, and open fields, the farm offers stunning views that capture the essence of Maine’s natural beauty.
Athletes with disabilities are welcome to participate. Bold Coast Runners and The Road Runners Club of America (RRCA) supports inclusive running and follows the divisions outlined by World Para Athletics (WPA) to ensure equitable competition for runners with disabilities. These divisions are based on the type and degree of impairment, allowing athletes to compete fairly with others who have similar abilities.
Please email us: [email protected] or call 207 214 2877 to discuss how we can support you or if are are any questions regarding the course,terrain, logistics and/or accessibility. Thank you for this opportunity to serve you!
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Gorgeous course, great race directing
Nice rolling course through woods and fields and wetlands with some long climbs, and a couple gorgeous miles along Boyden Lake. Bold Coast Runners always put on a good show … MORE
Nice rolling course through woods and fields and wetlands with some long climbs, and a couple gorgeous miles along Boyden Lake. Bold Coast Runners always put on a good show and a post-race potluck with great community.