Hawk Hundred
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Event overview
The Hawk Hundred is a trail running event at Clinton State Park in Lawrence, Kansas, organized by the Lawrence Trail Hawks. The event offers these distances:
- 100 mile
- 75 mile
- 50 mile
- Marathon (26.2 miles)
All distances are chip timed by Timer Guys and will have live updates on race day. Packet pickup and the pre-race briefing occur the morning of the event. Drop bags must be left race morning 15 minutes before the runner's scheduled start time.
Course, aid stations, and cutoffs
The course is a 25-mile loop of technical, rolling trails. Marathon runners run an additional 1.2 miles on the Nature Center Trail before starting the loop. The loop follows marked blue, red, and white blazed trails, includes a 1.1-mile out-and-back to the top of Sanders Mound, and a 2.5-mile Goodwin Loop that traverses Bunker Hill. Hundred-milers complete four big loops, 75-milers complete three, 50-milers complete two, and marathoners complete the loop once.
There are three staffed aid stations with Tailwind and Honey Stinger products and a mix of vegan, vegetarian, and omnivore options. Aid station locations and access: Lands End at 4.5 miles (no crew access, drop bags) and again at 18.5 miles (no crew access, drop bags); West Park Road at 10.5 and 13 miles (crew access, drop bags); Start/Finish at 25 miles (crew access, drop bags). Cutoffs apply at West Park Road and Lands End; runners must leave those aid stations by the stated cutoff points to remain eligible for awards. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.