Footprints for Hopi 10k
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Footprints for Hopi 10k Series Event
The Footprints for Hopi is an annual fundraising event held in Flagstaff, Arizona, at Fort Tuthill County Park. This sixth annual edition takes place amongst the pines of the San Francisco Peaks, an area of cultural significance to the Hopi people. The event serves to raise funds for programs providing food, hygiene products, and clothing to residents of the Hopi reservation.
The event offers several participation options:
- 6.1 Miles (In-person 10k style race)
- 2 Miles (In-person Fun Run/Walk)
- 6.1 Miles (Virtual Support Run)
- 2 Miles (Virtual Support Run)
- Kid's Kilo (In-person)
The in-person 6.1 mile race features chip-timing and posted results. Participants in the timed race receive a finisher's medal at the finish line. The 2 mile fun run and walk is an untimed event. All in-person registrations include a T-shirt incentive, though sizes are only guaranteed for those who register by late June.
Awards are presented to the top male and female finishers in individual age categories. These awards consist of traditional Hopi art created by local artisans from the reservation. Hopi Relief, a 501c3 non-profit, organizes the event to promote the cultural significance of running while supporting the local reservation economy. This race is also a member of the Flagstaff Running Series.
Virtual participants can complete their distance at any location and submit their times online between July 10 and July 20. Virtual kits, including T-shirts and medals for the 6.1 mile distance, are sent via mail. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
