Hawk Hundred
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Hawk Hundred
The Hawk Hundred is a trail running event at Clinton State Park in Lawrence, KS, staged from a park shelter at 798 N 1402 Rd. The event offers multiple distances that use a common 25 mile loop through technical, rolling trails. Marathon runners run an additional 1.2 miles on the Nature Center Trail before joining the loop.
Distances
- 100 mile trail race
- 50 mile trail race
- Marathon 26.2 mile trail race
The 25 mile loop begins and ends at the Start/Finish aid station. Hundred mile entrants complete four loops total and 50 mile entrants complete two loops. The course follows marked blue and white blazes, includes the Goodwin Loop and Bunker Hill, and crosses park roads at signed locations.
Aid stations are staffed and located at Lands End, West Park Road, and the Start/Finish. Lands End is reached at about 4.5 and 18.5 miles with no crew access. West Park Road is reached at about 10.5 and 13 miles and allows crew access. The Start/Finish is at 25 miles and allows crew access. Drop bags are accepted at specified stations and must be dropped off race morning 15 minutes before a runner's scheduled start time.
Chip timing is provided by Timer Guys with live updates on race day. Event photography is provided by Mile 90. Finishers receive event apparel and distance specific awards and swag, including a finishers buckle for the 100 mile distance and handcrafted items for other distances. The event maintains time cutoffs at specific mile points; volunteers will break down aid stations at cutoff times and runners past cutoffs are not eligible for finisher awards. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
