Race Information
November 23
50k
January 1-October 31 $60
November 1-November 22 $70
25k
January 1-October 31 $50
November 1-November 22 $60
5 Mile
January 1-October 31 $35
November 1-November 22 $40
Volunteers
We need help for course marking, bib pickup, aid stations, parking, and sweeping.
Aid Station Support
Two Aid Stations
Water, pretzels, potato chips, cookies, candy, sodas, fruit, and sports drink. In an effort to minimize trash and waste, all participants are encouraged to carry a water bottle.
Drop Bags
There will be an area at the Start/Finish for your drop bags. You may bring your own hydration and nutrition if you have specific dietary needs. Please label your name and race number prior to leaving them in the staging area... and take your stuff home.
Swag
TBD
Awards
First Male & Female overall
First Male & Female master
First Male & Female grand master
Race Director
Jennifer Douglas
Jennifer held the inaugural Regal Beagle Ultra in the Bath Nature Preserve in December of 2017. Proceeds were donated back to the nature preserve. Jennifer is active in local community groups that serve to promote healthy lifestyles as well as bettering the community for all to enjoy.
About the Regal Beagle Lodge
The lodge sits on land previously owned by the Firestone family. Raymond Firestone had the building constructed and named it the Regal Beagle. He is believed to have used the land for hunting, especially fox hunts, for which Firestone was well known.
Course Map
NEW START/FINISH LOCATION !!!!!!
One loop - 5+ miles
Three loops - 25K
Six loops - 50K
Top Performers
Mens 50K
'19Travis Zipfel (31)3:28:35
'19Dan Yovichin (48)3:38:39
'19Brian Polen (40)3:42:41
'18Brian Polen (39)3:44:20
'17Travis Zipfel (29)3:46:41
'17Josh Sanders (35)3:51:39
'19Tyler Piedimonte (27)3:51:53
'18Aeneas Koosis (23)3:59:37
'19Michael Eaton (39)4:05:43
'17Michael Spangler (33)
Womens 50K
'19Amanda Jamil (30)4:14:38
'19Teresa Ferguson (52)4:19:53
'19Amanda Debevc (41)4:23:09
'17Kristina Reilly (30)4:42:49
'18Kristina Reilly (31)4:45:43
'19Deborah Harding (46)5:00:53
'18Christa Petryszyn (36)5:07:27
'17Tracy Mack (37)5:10:13
'18Michelle Bischof (39)5:13:54
'17Karen Slovak (50)5:17:49
CHARITY
Bath Township Community Development Corporation, a Non-Profit Corporation
Bath Nature Preserve (Bath Parks) houses the University of Akron Biology Field Station. The mission of the University of Akron Field Station (UAFS) is to serve the public through research, education, and service that promotes a better understanding of the relationship we have with our natural environment. Bath Nature Preserve includes about 40 acres of wetlands, 175 acres of grasslands, several streams, and both Beech-Maple and Oak-Hickory Woods
