Corn to Creek 25K
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Corn to Creek 25K
The Corn to Creek Trail Races take place on November 21, 2026 in Lincoln, NE and offer trail distances through Wilderness Park. The event is limited to 200 runners total across both distances. Entry fees are split at $55 and $40, with prices set to increase in early November. Race shirts are optional and available at cost, about $10. Registration closes on November 18. All proceeds support Friends of Wilderness Park.
- 25K
- 10K
The 25K is a single flowy non repetitive loop that traverses a large portion of the park. The 10K begins with a 2.5 mile start loop then follows a 1.85 mile out and back segment shared with the 25K, for about 3.7 miles round trip on that section. Expect about 10 to 15 percent crushed limestone and 85 to 90 percent dirt singletrack. Some sections can be technical with fallen leaves, roots, rocks, and a few short punchy hills. No special gear is required. Elevation gain is negligible overall, roughly 100 feet for the 10K and 200 feet for the 25K.
Facilities and aid: a well stocked start and finish area with restrooms will be available. The 25K has three aid stations, including a halfway station with restrooms, plus a water drop between the last aid and the finish. The 10K uses the start and finish area as its mid course aid.
Race rules cover conduct and safety. The event is cupless, so runners must carry their own fluids. Littering, aggressive or confrontational behavior, and non incidental physical contact can lead to disqualification. The course is closed; runners who leave the marked route must return to the point of deviation. Pets, pacers, strollers, bandits, and mechanical travel are not allowed; poles are permitted. Runners should announce bib numbers at aid stations and follow instructions such as staying left at ambiguous intersections. Top three finishers may be asked to show GPX verification before receiving podium recognition. Organizers may assess time penalties or disqualifications for rule violations. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
