Location - Start/Finish/Packet Pickup

20120 Bartell Rd., Gregory, MI 48137

Packet Pickup

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Race Start Times

100M/100K - 2:00PM Friday

50K/50M - 6:00AM Saturday

26.2M/13.1M - 7:30AM Saturday

5M - 8:00AM Saturday

Course Overview

The course is comprised primarily of single-track trail. Besides a stretch on gravel, you'll cross paved roads a few times; there will be no traffic control and your safety will be your responsibility.

All races start and finish at Woodstock Camp.

You can view an online interactive map, with downloadable GPS data, elevation gain, elevation profile and aid station locations, in the window below or by clicking HERE

Aid Stations

Aid will be approximately every 3-6 miles for the 50K/50M/100K/100M and can be viewed on the map above. The Hog Farm (Woodstock Camp) and Food for Love (halfway around the 16 mile loop) will have the hot food; Bethel Woods and Rosemary Forest (at 6 and 13 miles of each loop) will not have hot food but will have everything else. There will be an additional water only aid station 3 miles into the loop.

Aid for the Half Marathon will be at Food for Love (5 miles) and Rosemary Forest (10 miles), gels, water & Gatorade.

Aid for the Full Marathon will be at Food for Love (5 & 18 miles), Rosemary Forest (10 & 23 miles) & Start/Finish Aid (13.1 miles). Gels, water, and Gatorade.

Please note this is a cupless race for all distances, so be prepared to have your own drinking vessel for all fluids.

Aid station options will consist of the following items:

• Food - Oreos, Gummy bears, M&Ms, Pringles, Pickles, PB&Js, Potatoes, and Fresh fruit
• Drinks - Coke, Ginger Ale, Water, and Gatorade
• Miscellaneous - Vaseline, Salt, Gels, and Tums

Pacers

The nature of a 6 loop course makes for an event that can be enjoyed without pacers or crew. Our volunteer Run Woodstock Ultra aid Roadies will be there to help and encourage you to greatness and because of the hundreds of fellow ultra brothers and sisters on the course sharing your pain, you’ll never have to worry about setting out on the loop alone.

• Pacers are allowed after the 2nd loop (100K and 100 Mile events)
• Only 1 pacer with Runner at any given time
• Pacer must wear "Pacer/Runner Number"
• Pacer stays with Runner at all times,no running ahead to fill bottles, get food, get drop bag, etc.
• Pacer is a companion, not a mule for runner supplies.
• Please note that pacers will not be eligible for any medals or included in the results, as they are not considered official runners.

All individual pacers are required to have the Weekend Pass for Run Woodstock. ONE additional weekend pass is included with your 100K/100 Mile registration for a pacer. Additional weekended passed can be purchased by the registered runner with their race or by the pacer online or onsite.

Pacers will need to check in and out at the main aid station (Hog Farm) at the Woodstock Camp. We will give you your bib at that time. All runners on the course have to wear an event bib or a "pacer" bib.

Hallucination 100M and Happening 100K

Start Time: 2:00PM Friday

Pre-race meeting: 1:00PM Friday at The Hog Farm (ultra aid station at Woodstock Camp)

Qualifying: You add must be 16 years or older to participate in an ultra distance race.

Time Limit: There will be a 30-hour time limit for the 100 Mile & 100K distances.

Cutoffs: You must begin you last loop no later than 3:00 PM.

You must meet the last loop cutoffs below or you will be removed from the course (DNF).

• Bethel Woods Aid Station (Mile 90) - 5:04PM
• Food for Love Aid Station (Mile 94) - 6:16PM
• Rosemary Forest Aid Station (Mile 97) - 7:02PM

Mandatory Event Switching: 100 Mile racers not on pace to finish within the time limit will be switched to 100K after 4 laps (66.67 miles). So you've got to finish the 4 laps in 20 hours to continue... If you (have to) switch, you will not be eligible for any awards but will be listed in the race results and receive a medal for the 100K distance. If you choose to go out on the 5th loop you must complete the course within the overall cutoff or you will be recorded as an overall DNF (no 100K time will be recorded).

Voluntary Event Switching: You can voluntarily choose to drop at the Hog Farm aid station and be scored as described above. No drop down option for the 100K.

Course: The course is repeat 16.6-mile loops comprising primarily of single-track trail. Besides a stretch on gravel, you'll cross paved roads a few times; there will be no traffic control and your safety will be your responsibility. 100 Mile does 6 loops, 100K does 4 of the 16.6 mile loop (with shortcuts). The courses run clockwise.

Awards: 100 miles gets you a belt buckle and peace sign medal, 100K get you a peace sign medal. Also a very nice certificate of completion to all, available online after the race. Groovy top 3 overall awards for men and women in all events and 3 deep in 5 year age groups!

Crews: Crews are welcome but are not necessary due to the multiple loops and many runners to hook up with. Access to the runners is at the aid stations only. Crew members may not use bikes on the course at any time. Crew vehicles are asked not to drive in and out of campground during the event for the safety of the runners and campers. Please park in designated areas when coming and going.

Drop Bags: Drop bags will be at the Hog Farm aid station and at the Food for Love aid station so you'll have access to your bags about every 8 miles. Food for Love drop bags will be brought back to Hog Farm semi-regularly (about every 4 hours or so) so we suggest you only put items in that bag that you don’t need back at Hog Farm…and that you may or may not want to retrieve after the race.

Parking/Rest Areas: All camping will be drive-in. If the car is to be used by a crew/handlers during the race, it can't be parked in the campground. We do encourage inviting friends to camp and cheer you on, just park any cars that will be following you in the designated area. Thanks!

Peace, Love and 50M and Freak 50K

Start Time: 6:00AM Saturday

Qualifying: You add must be 16 years or older to participate in an ultra distance race.

Time Limit: There will be a 14 hour time limit for the 50 Mile or 50K distance.

Cutoffs: You must begin you last loop no later than 3:00 PM.

Mandatory Event Switching:

• 50 mile racers not on pace to finish within the time limit will be switched to 50K.
• 50 milers have to finish the first 2 laps of the course in 9 hours to be allowed to continue.
• If you (have to) switch, you will not be eligible for any awards but will be listed in the race results and receive a medal for the 50k distance.
• If you've completed 33 miles (2 loops), you'll be scored as 50K finisher, time recorded as of 2nd loop completion
• There is no drop down distance for 50K.

Voluntary Event Switching: You can voluntarily choose to drop at the Start/Finish area and be scored as described above.

Course: The course is repeat 16.6-mile loops comprising primarily of single-track trail. Besides a stretch on gravel, you'll cross paved roads a few times; there will be no traffic control and your safety will be your responsibility. 50 Mile does 3 loops, 50K does 2 loops (with shortcuts). The courses run clockwise.

Awards: 50 miles and 50K get you a peace sign medal. Also a very nice certificate of completion to all, available online after the race. Groovy top 3 overall awards for men and women in all events and 3 deep in 5 year age groups!

Pacers and Crew: The nature of a loop course makes for an event that can be enjoyed without pacers or crew. Our volunteer Run Woodstock Ultra aid Roadies will be there to help and encourage you to greatness and because of the hundreds of fellow ultra brothers and sisters on the course sharing your pain, you’ll never have to worry about setting out on the loop alone.

Drop Bags: Drop bags will be at the Hog Farm aid station and at the Food for Love aid station so you'll have access to your bags about every 8 miles. Food for Love drop bags will be brought back to Hog Farm semi-regularly (about every 4 hours or so) so we suggest you only put items in that bag that you don’t need back at Hog Farm…and that you may or may not want to retrieve after the race.

Mellow Full and Hippie Half

Start Time: 7:30AM Saturday

Time Limit: 10 hour time limit!

Course: The course is primarily single-track trail. You will cross gravel roads in all events (except the evening races); there will be no traffic control, use good judgment. The Half is a single loop; the Marathon is 2 loops. Signage will direct you in your specific event. The courses run clockwise.

Awards: Peace Sign Medals to all finishers! Age group awards 3 deep in 5 year age groups. Very cool award for top 3 male/female.

Aid Stations: Aid for the Half Marathon will be at Food for Love (5 miles) and Rosemary Forest (10 miles), gels, water & Gatorade. Aid for the Full Marathon will be at Food for Love (5 & 18 miles), Rosemary Forest (10 & 23 miles) & Start/Finish Aid (13.1 miles). Gels, water, and Gatorade.

Flower Power 5M

Start Time: 8:00AM Saturday

Time Limit: No time limit!

Course: The course is on a mixture of single track & dirt roads. The Start/Finish line is located at the Woodstock Camp. Single loop

Awards: Peace Sign Medals to all finishers! Age group awards 3 deep in 5 year age groups. Very cool award for top 3 male/female.

Aid Stations: There will not be any aid on the 5-mile loop, so please bring your own water if needed.

Funky Bus 5K

Start Time: 7:30PM Friday

Time Limit: No time limit!

Details: Want additional miles and swag? Join us for the Funky Bus 5K on Friday evening. $20 gets you a custom bib, timed race, and GROOVY Hippie Bus medal.

Far Out 5K, Feelin' Groovy 5K, and Free Love 5M

Start Times:

• Far Out 5K - 7:30pm Friday, flashlight or headlamp required
• Feelin' Groovy 5K - 7:30pm Saturday, flashlight or Headlamp required
• Free Love 5 Mile - 8:30am Sunday, meet at the stage and we'll take off one more time!

Details: By completing all of the above, plus a timed race, you qualify for the Righteous Woodstock Weekend Challenge!! Click here for some info, man!

Bohemian Beverage Mile

Start Time: 7:15PM Thursday

Details: A good reason to show up and camp Thursday, dig? BYOB, 4 of your best swilling beverages to the start. Fabulous awards, and of course, finishers button!

The rules, ready, set go! The clock starts, you open your drink of choice, drink it dry as fast as you can, then run the ¼ mile loop around the camp to the table where your next chug awaits, grab it, open it, drain it, then run ¼ mile, repeat twice more, then cross the finish line and belch!