DC Area 10mi

Celebrate the end of summer the Virginia Beach way with a classic Labor Day Beach Party. The weekend offers a 5K, 10 Miler, and “Live the Life Challenge” along with a J&A Racing infamous beach party featuring cold beer and live music.

5k is $45
10 Miler is $85
Live the Life Challenge is $135

Saturday, September 2 and Sunday, September 3.

Starting gun time is 7:30am both days.

Join George Washington’s Mount Vernon for a 10-miler and 5K race along the George Washington Memorial Parkway. This race is live and in-person, with a virtual option for those who prefer to run at their own pace and schedule.

Cross the finish line with the first president’s Mansion in view and receive a t-shirt and medal.

The Finish Festival will offer music, food and beverage concessions, and a free beer for each runner.

Race starts at 8:00AM

Join us for a low-key, low-stress practice race for anyone training for a marathon, half marathon, or for anyone that just wants the challenge.

Packet Pickup: Sunday, September 17, 6:00 AM -7:45 AM, on site at C&O Canal Tow Path, Carderock Recreation Area, Clara Barton Parkway, Carderock, MD.

• Directions to Parking can be found using Google Maps
• Parking is available in the parking area near the start/finish line.
  Course starts near Mile 10.5 running West to Mile post 12.0 and East to Mile post 2.0 for 20 mile and Mile post 7.0 for 10 Mile runs and turn West to the same place where the race was started.
• Five aid stations along the course.
• 10 Mile runners pass aid stations five times.
• 20 Miler pass aid stations ten times (approximately every two miles).
• Each aid station has water and Gatorade.
• First aid, course marshals, and bike support on the course as well.
• This unique out-and-back course runs through one of the area’s first environmentally-protected zones, dating back to the 1830’s.
• Watch for deer and other wildlife at dawn.
• The C&O Canal for its entire 184.5-mile length is a swath of green amidst urban development.
• The race course is a narrow (12-foot) wide unpaved trail, entirely flat, and runs past 150-year-old locks and gatehouses.

Hosted by Marathon Charity Cooperation’s partner charities.