11th Sasquatch Preservation 5 & 10 K Trail Run

ABOUT THE SASQUATCH 5 & 10 K

The almost annual, 11th Sasquatch Preservation Trail Run 5K & 10K is back at the FNLT preserved South Branch Farms. The Sasquatch is chip timed, with both the 10K & 5K starting at 9:00 AM sharp.

Details below are subject to change and registration information will be found here in July 2022 - mark your calendars and get to training!

One of Runner’s World magazine’s America’s Top Trail Races, The Sasquatch is all off-road, cross-country and trail runs across varied terrain and elevation on FNLT preserved farmland, woods, meadows and streams. Peep at native birds, deer, turkeys, owls, foxes, coyotes, snakes and…. sasquatches! The 10K has some steep climbs including OVER the historic Howard Tunnel / Rail Trail. Both runs cross the Codorus Creek near the finish.

BRISK PACE ONLY - this is not a walk or hike event. Stay tuned, FNLT is working on some hiking events in the future, but due to time restraints this event is meant to be quick paced.

This is a PRIVATE property, so please - no trespassing before or after the race. Since this is an active farm, please NO ANIMALS. Due to the terrain, NO STROLLERS on the course. Please carpool if possible (do this all the time!).

LOVE OPEN SPACE, WOODS, WATER & THE COUNTRYSIDE?

The Sasquatch Preservation Trail Run 5K & 10K benefits Farm & Natural Lands Trust of York County, dedicated to preservation of prime agricultural and sensitive environmental landscapes. FNLT has 150+ properties with over 13,000 acres permanently preserved.

AWARDS & PRIZES

Each year finishers earn a new collectible Sasquatch Preservation Trail Run patches (courtesy of Valley Products) in place of trophies! Prizes awarded for both the 5K and 10K – Top Three Male & Female, Top Three Male & Female Age Groups (14 & Under,15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70 & Over). We also add random prizes and giveaways – in the past folks left with baked pies, local fruits and sweet corn… you never know!

QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, CONCERNS?

Please contact Sean Kenny, Executive Director of FNLT – skenny@farmtrust.org.