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          Feel and hear the thrill of a crowd while you run, walk or skip your way through the streets of Eagle River when you join in the Bear Paw Classic 5K race at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday - July 14th. 

          Coordinated by Chugiak High School Cross Country Running & Ski Team, the race will start at Plaza Seven Mall (adjacent to Taco Bell) and run the parade route, running amidst the cheering crowds gathered for the classic and the 27th annual Bear Paw Festival Grand Parade.

The race starts at Farm Avenue & Old Glenn

• Travels South to Business Blvd
• Take a Right on Business Blvd.
• Run Past cheering crowds to Centerfield Drive
• Take a right on Centerfield
• Take a right through the woods
• Take a right on Brooks
• Run Brooks to Glenn Hwy Bike Trail
• Take a right on Bike Trail and travel North
• Take a right on Northgate
• Take a right on Old Glenn
• End at the Eagle River Presbyterian Church!!!

FEES         

Pre- Registration with T-Shirt
$25.00 per individual (includes guaranteed t-shirt)
$75.00 per family (family rate is limited to immediate family members only)

Late Registration with T-Shirt
$30.00 Late Registration Day (includes t-shirt)
$80.00 per family (family rate is limited to immediate family members only)

Pre-Registration with NO T-shirt
$15.00 per individual (NO T-shirt)
$60.00 per family (family rate is limited to immediate family members only/NO T-shirt)

Late Registration with NO T-shirt
$20.00 individual (NO T-shirt)
$60.00 per family (family rate is limited to immediate family members only/NO T-shirt)

       T-shirt and sizes are not guaranteed for late registrants. 

         Applications are online or at the Chamber office in the Eagle River Town Center on Business Blvd. For more information call 274-6960.  You can also click application to download the application form.

After running down the parade route, 1400 feet, sizzle along the bike path next to the Glenn Highway

(Photo courtesy of Alaska Star)

Moving in fine form along the

back side of the

Race Course

(Photo courtesy of the

Alaska Star)