Dickson Street Mile
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Dickson Street Mile
The Dickson Street Mile is an annual running event held in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The race course follows a 1-mile distance that starts and finishes on Dickson Street. The event features multiple organized heats designed to accommodate various participant groups, including competitive athletes, recreational walkers, and families.
Participants can choose from several specific categories based on age and speed requirements:
- Open Mile: A general category for all ages 19 and older to run, walk, or stroll.
- Open Mile (Youth): A general category for participants aged 18 and under.
- Kids Mile: A race dedicated to children aged 13 and under.
- Competitive Teen Mile: For runners aged 14 to 18 with specific time standards.
- Competitive Adult Mile: For runners aged 19 and older with specific time standards.
- Competitive Masters Mile: For runners aged 50 and older with specific time standards.
- Elite Women's Mile: A limited-size race requiring proof of a qualifying time.
- Elite Men's Mile: A limited-size race requiring proof of a qualifying time.
- Heroes Mile: For military members, veterans, and first responders, with the option to use gear.
- Dog Lover Mile: For participants running with a leashed dog.
- Bartender Dash: A 300-yard race for individuals working in the service and hospitality industry.
The event is designed to foster a parade-like atmosphere with engagement for both participants and spectators throughout the course. Parents or guardians have the option to accompany children in the Kids Mile via a specific partner registration. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
