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| Event | Distance | When | Entry fee | Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kettle Cooker 25K | Other | Oct 4, 20268:00 AM | $80 | – |
| Kettle Cooker 50K | 50K | Oct 4, 20268:00 AM | $120 | – |
| Kettle Cooker 5 Miler | 8K | Oct 4, 20268:00 AM | $60 | – |
Entry fees exclude processing fees. Prices and dates come from the race's registration page and refresh nightly.
Online registration closes Oct 3, 2026, unless the race fills first.
At $120, entry is about 71 percent above a typical 50K in Pennsylvania, which costs $70 right now.
A typical finisher at a 50K in Pennsylvania runs 8:09:32, about 15:45 a mile, based on 5 races with published results. Women typically finish in 8:57:48 and men in 7:56:37.
Sunrise on race morning is at about 7:01 AM, and the Kettle Cooker 25K starts at 8:00 AM. The start sits about 350 feet above sea level.
Fees exclude processing fees. Comparisons use current entry fees and published results from races nearby.
50 W Christine Road, Nottingham, PA 19362
The pin marks the address the race lists, which is usually the start. The organizers have not shared a course map with us yet.
Around October 4 the day usually runs from 54°F at dawn to 70°F in the afternoon, with measurable rain on about 17% of days. Cold snaps dip to 45°F and hot years reach 78°F.
Based on 75 days within a week of the date over the last 5 years, from historical weather for the start area. Not a forecast.
What the organizers of Kettle Cooker Trail Race cover on their registration page, in brief.
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Where do I park on race day? There will be about 3 acres of field parking available, along with assistance from volunteers. There is room for about 300 cars, but please carpool if you are able to. Please note: these are mowed fields and…
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Explore the scenic Glenroy Preserve trails at the fourth annual Kettle Cooker Trail Race on October 4th, 2026 presented by Herr's Snacks and Hoka, along with many local sponsors! It takes a village!
Glenroy Preserve is a beautiful outdoor playground that also happens to be rich in history. Some of the trails will take you through parts of the Underground Railroad, while even running past a tavern that was said to have served patrons during the Civil War.