Red, White & Run 4 miler.

Red, White & Run 4 miler returns to Clinton, Iowa on July 4th for its annual celebration. The event offers a challenging yet rewarding 6.4K race through the heart of the community.
Race morning sees runners gather at LumberKings Stadium before setting off into the RV Park and following the Discovery Trail toward Lyon Train Depot. The route is marked by familiar landmarks, including the Sawmill Museum where water stations are conveniently located for those in need of hydration during the event.
This year marks the 10th anniversary of Red, White & Run 4 miler. Over the years, it has grown to attract a diverse group of participants and now welcomes all ages with strollers or dogs allowed on course. The race supports local charities and scholarships, making every step count for something more than just personal achievement.
The event begins at LumberKings Stadium in Clinton, Iowa. Participants will experience an 6.4K run through the park and along the trail before turning around at Lyon Train Depot. Water is available near the Sawmill Museum throughout the race course to keep runners hydrated. The surface is hard and dry with a UV index of Very High.
Registration for Red, White & Run 4 miler can be done online at https://raceroster.com/events/2026/125300/red-white-and-run-4-miler with a fee of $39.61 and an early bird deadline on May 31st.
Bibs are available for pickup from June 1 to July 3 between the hours of 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM at LumberKings Stadium in Clinton, Iowa. First-timers should bring a photo ID along with their payment confirmation and any race-specific items like number tags or wristbands.
The start location is at LumberKings Stadium on July 4th. The race welcomes runners of all ages; strollers are allowed but dogs must be leashed. A morning temperature range from 65°F to 82°F, with a humidity level of 76%, means the day will feel warm and humid in typical summer weather.
Red, White & Run 4 miler is more than just a race—it’s an opportunity for community members to come together on Independence Day. With its scenic routes through Clinton and support for local causes, this event stands out as one not to be missed by those who value tradition and giving back.