Ohio · 24hrs · 6hrs

A Day in the Park

A Day in the Park is a 24hrs and 6hrs event held in Lebanon, Ohio. Its next confirmed date is Saturday, November 7, 2026.

Race day
November 7, 2026
Location
Lebanon, OH

Race details

Date
Saturday, November 7, 2026
Location
Lebanon, Ohio
Distances
24hrs, 6hrs
Course
Flat, USATF-certified 1-mile loop with minimal elevation; no official total gain published
Registration
ultrasignup.com
Official website
empowerultras.com

Registration, course & weather

Registration status
Open
Start time
7:00 AM EST
Course profile — 24hrs
Loop course; Road surface; USATF certified
Course profile — 6hrs
Loop course; Road surface; USATF certified
Typical race-day weather
about 63°F at the start, 78% humidity, 5 mph wind (based on the 2025 race day, measured near the city center rather than the exact start line; Open-Meteo, checked September 28, 2026)

About the A Day in the Park

A Day in the Park is a timed ultrarunning event at Miller Ecological Park in Lebanon, Ohio, combining a 24-hour race (with a 100-mile option) and a shorter 6-hour race on a USATF-certified, flat 1-mile crushed-gravel loop. A central aid station serves rotating hot and cold food throughout the event, and runners can set up tents trackside.

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A Day in the Park: common questions

When is the A Day in the Park?
The next confirmed date is Saturday, November 7, 2026.
Where is the A Day in the Park held?
In Lebanon, Ohio.
What distances does the A Day in the Park offer?
24hrs and 6hrs.
How do I register for the A Day in the Park?
Registration is handled by the organiser at ultrasignup.com. Entry fees, caps and deadlines are set there.
Is registration open for the A Day in the Park?
Yes — registration is open.
What time does the A Day in the Park start?
7:00 AM EST.
What is race-day weather usually like at the A Day in the Park?
about 63°F at the start, 78% humidity, 5 mph wind (based on the 2025 race day, measured near the city center rather than the exact start line; Open-Meteo, checked September 28, 2026).