Grab Some Friends or Go It Alone!

RUN or WALK UP THE MAINE COAST VIRTUALLY
Those miles down your street or on your treadmill are taking you places – they’re virtually taking you up the coast of Maine from lighthouse to lighthouse.

• Stay Active – this is a great way to stay motivated this fall.
• Connect – challenge your friends to the finish line or do it as a team.
• Go the Distance – as a team you can get around the state even faster.
• Earn Those Badges – break up the distances or tackle it as a group.

Track your distance – earn your badge

Complete 495 miles along the coast of Maine

Nubble Light
10 miles

Goat Island Light
22 miles (32 cumulative miles)

Cape Elizabeth Light
36 miles (68 cumulative miles)

Portland Head Light
6 miles (74 cumulative miles)

Spring Point Light
3 miles (77 cumulative miles)

Bug Light
1 mile (78 cumulative miles)

Doubling Point Light
42 miles (120 cumulative miles)

Hendricks Head Light
30 miles (150 cumulative miles)

Pemaquid Point Light
34 miles (184 cumulative miles)

Rockland Breakwater Light
39 miles (223 cumulative miles)

Fort Point Light
41 miles (264 cumulative miles)

Dyce Head Light
63 miles (327 cumulative miles)

Bass Harbor Head
56 miles (383 cumulative miles)

West Quoddy Head Lighthouse
112 miles (495 cumulative miles)

Mt Katahdin
5,267 ft elevation gain

Registration

Individual

$35

Team

$35

Team Options:

The Finer Details

DATES
September 1, 2020 – December 31, 2021

FINISHER MEDALS & SHIRTS
Once individuals or teams complete the challenge, finisher medals and shirts can be picked up at the Millennium Running Retail Store or will be mailed out to ALL participants who opted for shipping during registration.

DO I HAVE TO RUN THE BORDER OR CAN I RUN ANYWHERE?
This is a virtual challenge – you do not have to physically run around the entire state. Use your neighborhood runs or miles on the treadmill to watch your tracking icon move around the state.

DO I HAVE TO RUN EVERYDAY?
You do not have to everyday. As an individual it works out to just over 5 miles per day – as a team you can break it up however you want.

WHAT IF I’M STAYING ACTIVE ON AN ELLIPTICAL OR BIKING, ETC?
That’s cool – we get it and we still want you to participate. Here is a cool spreadsheet you can use to convert to miles or you can use this cool converter.

HOW DO I TRACK MY MILES?
There are numerous ways to track your miles… Garmin, iWatch, an old-school stop watch, and various apps. Here are some good resources to check out: HERE

HOW DO I SUBMIT MY MILES?
It’s easy! Once you’ve registered for the Run ME Challenge, you will receive access to enter your miles, times and elevation gains.

HOW FREQUENTLY DO I HAVE TO SUBMIT MY MILES?
You may submit your miles daily or however frequently you’d like.

Results

SUBMIT YOUR RESULTS

Instructions

1) Complete the Participant Lookup by searching for your name or by email address and date of birth
2) Click the yellow “Log Activities” button
3) Enter your Email Address to access your submission (only necessary if you search by name)
4) Add your new activity including date completed, distance run, time, and elevation gain
5) Click Submit Activity and you’re all set!

Individual Results

2 Person Team Results

3 Person Team Results

4 Person Team Results

5+ Person Team Results

Official Charity Partner

Millennium Running takes great pride in not only producing the best events possible for our running community, but more importantly, we are proud to give back to our local community. To date we have distributed over $900,000 to local organizations and charities through our Signature Events. For 2020, we are honored to adopt Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock as our official charity partner.

Don’t forget to share!

Take a minute or two to share you progress with us on Facebook or Instagram. Don’t forget to tag us @millenniumrunning and use the hashtags: #millenniumrunning and #runme – if you can think of others, use those too – get creative!

495 Miles Along

the Coast of Maine