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5th Annual Noblesville Mini Marathon...
- Half Marathon :- Run 13.1 Miles
- 10K Run :- Run 6.2 Miles
- 5K Run :- Run 3.1 Miles
- Kids Run :- Kids Run
_ The 5th Annual Noblesville Mini Marathon:
The 2nd annual Noblesville Mini Marathon will be held May 23, 2015, presented by Hare Chevrolet. This scenic event offers runners a tour of beautiful Noblesville, IN and showcases the city's most beloved attractions such as Morse Beach, Forest Park, Potter’s Bridge, and the Courthouse Square nestled in downtown Noblesville. Multiple distances will be offered to appeal to runners and walkers of any ability; choose from a half marathon, 10k, 5k, or Kiddie Run distances. |
The Noblesville Mini Marathon starts at Hare Chevrolet field located just northeast of the Boys and Girls Club of Noblesville property. Runners exit the stadium and head north towards historic Crownland Cemetery then past the newly minted Noblesville East Middle school. From there, runners travel on Allisonville road to Potter's Bridge, constructed in 1870 and the oldest remaining covered bridge in Hamilton County.
The course continues north through rural north Noblesville providing participants a view of beutiful farm lands. At mile seven, runners enter Morse Park and Beach to run along the 1500-acre lake where they are treated to breathtaking view of the water.
Runners then skirt Fox Prairie Golf Course before heading into 150-acre Forest Park where participants can see families enjoying the 9-hole golf course, playground, swimming pool, "Little Beauty" Carousel, baseball and Indiana Transportation Museum. Participants head south out of the park to historic downtown Noblesville where the impressive Courthouse Square comes into view.
The course ends on Hare Chevrolet field to a grand finish with music playing and fans cheering as the athletes cross the finish line. Participants can relax and recover on the football field and watch as others complete the challenge.
The Noblesville Mini Marathon is featuring a new 10k route for 2015 that starts and finishes at Hare Chevrolet field located just northeast of the Boys and Girls Club of Noblesville property.
Participants exit the stadium and head north towards historic Crownland Cemetery then past the newly minted Noblesville East Middle school. From there, runners travel on Allisonville road to Potter's Bridge, constructed in 1870 and the oldest remaining covered bridge in Hamilton County. The course continues along scenic White River Greenway trail then south on Allisonville road to downtown Noblesville where participants are treated to a view of the historic courthouse.
The course ends on Hare Chevrolet field to a grand finish with music playing and fans cheering as the athletes cross the finish line. Participants can relax and recover on the football field and watch as others complete the challenge.
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