Baltimore 10 Miler

Runners will be treated in typical Corrigan Sports fashion. This eleventh running event will feature the same scenic, challenging, yet fun course that starts and finishes at Druid Hill Lake Park near the Maryland Zoo. The course will travel along the North side of town to Lake Montebello and return to Druid Hill for the post race festivities that are SECOND TO NONE for this size race.

Each registered runner will receive TWO high quality premiums with the event logo. This race has become known for providing a top notch race premium!Baltimore 10-Miler race teeBaltimore 10-Miler beach towelEach finisher will receive an exclusive finisher medal upon crossing the finish line.On the course, runners will be serviced by six water and Gatorade stops complete with fruit and other snacks.Following the race, runners will have access to post race snacks, bottled water, cold wash cloths & Watermelon and other fruitEach finisher will receive complementary beerThe post race party will include live music.

The Baltimore 10-Miler course is a loop course that starts and finishes at the scenic Druid Hill Park, home of the Maryland Zoo.  There is plenty of on-site parking, and those who plan their travels and arrive early will enjoy the sweet sounds of summer in the park as they arrive and prep for the start.Runners have 3 hours to complete the course, a running pace of 18:00 minutes per mile, and enjoy a wave start which allows runners to thin out and gain some elbow room as they begin their journey of north Baltimore.  The course travels on many of the same roads used on the Baltimore Marathon course and some runners use this race as a preview of what’s to come in the fall. The out-and-back pattern of the course runs many of the same roads in each direction.  The turn around point is along the spacious and flat path around Lake Montebello,  always a fan favorite with its nice scenery, wide and newly paved roadways and the band or DJ that Corrigan Sports plops at the courses furthest point from the startline.Runners return to Druid Hill knowing a cold towel, delicious watermelon and adult beverages await them after they conquer Mile 9. It’s not like running in Kansas or on the boardwalk at the beach, but more than 20,000 runners have completed the course and lived to brag about it.  You will too!

Participants must be at least 13 years old.Waiver must me signed (if participant is under 18yrs old parent/guardian must sign on their behalf).Entree fees are non-refundable and non-transferable, no exceptions.There is no race day registration.No shows will not be sent their race premium.Runners must complete the course within 3hours.Race Bib Pickup:Bib pickup will be available in select Dick’s Sporting Goods stores the week prior to the event from 4pm-7pm.Limited race day bib pickup will be available. This service is limited to the first 200 runners who register in advance for this convenience.Date,Location,Times:Tuesday, May 28 Dick’s Sporting Goods White Marsh, 4pm – 7pmWednesday, May 29 Dick’s Sporting Goods Columbia, 4pm – 7pmThursday, May 30 Dick’s Sporting Goods Gaithersburg, 4pm – 7pmFriday, May 31 Maryland Zoo Entrance, 12pm – 7pm

We will offer a complementary shuttle bus from the Zoo main entrance beginning at 6am. However many runners choose to walk the short distance to the start line.You may enter the Park at Swann Road, Gwynn Falls Pkwy off of Druid Park Lake Drive and off of Greenspring Ave. at Beechwood Dr. to access the parking areas.From I-83 North –Take Exit 7A (West) onto Druid Park Lake Drive. Follow around park crossing Gywnn Falls Pkwy. (Entrance to park at Gywnn Falls & Druid Park Lake Dr will be CLOSED on race morning.)Take next right into park entrance at Liberty Heights Ave.Turn right at Beechwood Dr. into the zoo area.Follow parking attendants to the parking area for the raceFrom I-95 South –Take I-695 West to I-83 South.Take Exit 9B (West) to Cold Spring Lane.Travel .6 mile and at the Second Traffic Light, turn Left onto Greenspring Ave.Travel 1.3 miles and turn left at Beechwood Dr. into the zoo area.Follow parking attendants to the parking area for the race.From I-70 –Take I-695 North toward Towson to I-83 South.Take Exit 9B (West) to Cold Spring Lane.Travel .6 mile and at the Second Traffic Light, turn Left onto Greenspring Ave.Travel 1.3 miles and turn left at Beechwood Dr. into the zoo area.Follow parking attendants to the parking area for the race.From I-83 South –Take Exit 9B (West) to Cold Spring Lane.Travel .6 mile and at the Second Traffic Light, turn Left onto Greenspring Ave.Travel 1.3 miles and turn left at Beechwood Dr. into the zoo area.Follow parking attendants to the parking area for the race.From I-95 North –Take I-395 North (Exit 53), and enter city using two left-hand lanes (Do not take MLK Exit Ramp).Turn right on Pratt Street.Travel approximately 1 mile and then turn left onto President Street.Continue straight as President St. becomes I-83 North.Take Exit 7A (West) onto Druid Park Lake Drive. Follow around park crossing Gywnn Falls Rd. (Entrance to park at Gywnn Falls & Druid Park Lake Dr will be CLOSED on race morning).Take next Right into park entrance at Liberty Heights Ave.Turn right at Beechwood Dr. into the zoo area.Follow parking attendants to the parking area for the raceFrom Downtown Baltimore –President St. becomes I-83 North.Take Exit 7A (West) onto Druid Park Lake Drive. Follow around park crossing Gywnn Falls Pkwy. (Entrance to park at Gywnn Falls & Druid Park Lake Dr will be CLOSED on race morning).Take next Right into park entrance at Liberty Heights Ave.Turn right at Beechwood Dr. into the zoo area.Follow parking attendants to the parking area for the race

We need your help to support your community and local charities as well as thousands of Baltimore 10-Miler participants by registering to volunteer. Individuals like you, your family, friends and colleagues are key to the success of the Baltimore 10-Miler. Please encourage your family members, friends and colleagues to join you and volunteer! We look forward to your participation. More than 500 volunteers are needed to make the Baltimore 10-Miler successful. Volunteer opportunities are available primarily on race day. All volunteers will receive an event t-shirt.Below are the volunteer assignment descriptions for race day: Distribution of Runner Packets Runner Registration On course support Start and Finish Line support Finish Line food and hydration

Participants must be at least 13 years old.Waiver must me signed (if participant is under 18yrs old parent/guardian must sign on their behalf).Entree fees are non-refundable and non-transferable, no exceptions.There is no race day registration.No shows will not be sent their race premium.Runners must complete the course within 3hrs.For your safety the following are not permitted on the course: strollers, skates, and pets.The decisions of the race director are final in all matters.