Think Big Trail Challenge

Course Description

Course Highlights Bluebird Trail: Known for its serene forest paths and gentle inclines, this section provides a great finish to the course, allowing runners to find their rhythm while enjoying picturesque and historic views. Pocowanache Trail: A more challenging section featuring steeper climbs, rocky terrain, and winding descents, testing runners' endurance and agility. Elevation & Terrain: Expect a mix of smooth singletrack, rugged climbs, and fast, flowing descents, making for an exhilarating and rewarding race experience. 5K Course: The 5K starts on a gravel road before turning left onto Remington Road. From there, runners take a right onto Shuler Woods Rd, then left onto Shelterwood Trail climbing a hill before descending back and taking a right up Remington Road. Turning left, runners cross the Green Bridge and make a quick left onto the Aqueduct Trail, which transitions into the Bluebird Trail at the historic Remington Ruins. The scenic Bluebird Trail leads participants to the finish line. 10K Course: The 10K follows the 5K route but extends further. Runners will continue up Remington Road and take a right onto the Pocowanache Trail. This section features a challenging ascent to a stunning vista. From there, runners descend the other side of the trail, returning to Remington Road. A right turn onto the Green Bridge reconnects the course with the 5K finish, ending with the picturesque Bluebird Trail. Both courses highlight the natural beauty of the trails and offer a mix of rolling terrain, historic sites, and scenic views. There will be one aid station at the Green Bridge for both 5k and 10k participants.

About the event:

The Think Big Trail Challenge is the former Salvation Army race held on the trails at the Williamsport Water Authority. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Think Big Pediatric Cancer Fund in memory of Elliot Storms. https://www.thinkbigpa.org/ This race is not just about the challenge—it's about community, resilience, and giving back. Every step taken on these trails supports families affected by pediatric cancer, ensuring that Elliot’s legacy continues to inspire others. Awards will be given out for the following: first place (male & female) 14 and under, 15-19, then in 10 year age groups up to 60+ of both the 5k and 10k. Due to limited parking Carpooling is encouraged for this race Race swag is guaranteed for the first 200 registrants

Registration opens May 16th

Sign up on May 16th and receive a Birthday present in honor of Elliot. Both distances will be $30!!

Race Day Registration Available

There will be race day registration… Remaining Swag will be first come first served!