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Kelley's Pace Race Series 2026

10% Discount Per Event

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$36

($0: Ages 0 - 5)

($20: Ages 6 - 10)

9:30AM EDT

11 spots left. Price increases after May 29, 2026 at 11:59pm EDT

Description

New trail race in Mystic! Join Kelley's Pace and Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center for a timed 5K trail race through high meadows, woods, and fields of Coogan Farm and the Nature Center!

The race starts and finishes at Coogan Farm,162 Greenmanville Ave, Mystic, CT. Please note the inaugural 2026 trail run is capped at 100 participants, so don't delay in signing up!

Race day schedule (Saturday, May 30 at Coogan Farm):

8:30am: Packet pick-up for runners (closes at 9:15am)
9:30am: Trail race start
9:35am: Ramble (walk) start (NOTE: This requires separate registration at https://dpnc.org/ramble/ )

After the event enjoy the awards ceremony, light food, and drinks and meet the Nature center animal ambassadors.

Entry fees (no additional fees apply):

$31 until May 8th
$36 from May 9th to May 29th
$41 race day (online only, NO paper registrations)

Note: Ages 6-10 pay $20 regardless on when signing up. Ages 5 and under may attend for free. Strollers and other equipment are not allowed on the trails.

Course Map

Course wheel-measured April 2026. Course map is attached!

Click the icon below to download the attached PDF.

Shoe Demo

The following vendors will be onsite race day and will be offering shoes at no charge to demo for running or walking!

Race Website

Additional race information can be found at https://kelleyspacemystic.com/.

Place

Coogan Farm
162 Greenmanville Ave
Mystic, CT US 06355

Packet Pickup

Packet pickup on race day will be open from 8:30am to 9:15am at Coogan Farm.

There will not be any early packet pickup for this event.

Beneficiary

Proceeds will benefit the Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center, one of the oldest, continually operating environmental organizations in Connecticut. Since 1946, this non-profit organization has provided the community and visitors with opportunities to better understand and appreciate the natural world and our place in it.