Indian/Celina Challenge
Tell City, IN USA
June 14, 2014 - CANCELLED
Marathon Results
By Year: | 2013 2012 2011 2010 Top 3 Finishers |
Race Details
One of the toughest courses you can find in the Midwest with 6000' of elevation gain for the full marathon. All participants must be experienced in trail running to safety reasons.
Contact Information
Name: | Chris Hollinden | |
Address: | 2819 Tell Street
Tell City, IN 47586 |
|
Phone Number: | 812.547.4154 | |
Email: | Email the organizers |
Runner Reviews (3)
K. E. from North Carolina
(8/3/2012)
"Beautiful course, great race director" (about: 2012)
50+ previous marathons
| 1 Indian/Celina Challenge
COURSE: 5 ORGANIZATION: 5 FANS: 4 This was a beautiful race, and the race director (Chris) was very fast in responding to e-mail questions prior to the race. For lodging, I highly recommend the Stone Lodge & Grille in Leavenworth. If you are traveling from out-of-state, do be aware that some counties in Indiana observe Daylight Savings Time and some do not. Since we came from EST, I was already an hour off. Stone Lodge's county is an hour off from the county in which the race is held. I would definitely do this race again! | |
J. E. from Indiana
(6/16/2012)
"Challenging, fun, hilly" (about: 2012)
11-50 previous marathons
| 1 Indian/Celina Challenge
COURSE: 5 ORGANIZATION: 5 FANS: 4 This is a trail race for those who are interested in a real challenge. The organizers claim about 7,000' of vertical climb over 26.2 miles and that was probably right. Winding through the Hoosier National Forest, it's all single track, rocky trail except for traversing two dams and a short patch of asphalt at the end of each 13.1 mile loop. The marathon field was small in 2012, only 34 finishers, so expect to have some time to yourself on the trail. I enjoyed this race a lot. If you want to run trails, this is a good chance to do so. | |
Brian Rayl from Indiana
(6/21/2010)
"Trail race, so only spectators at start/finish" (about: 2010)
11-50 previous marathons
| 1 Indian/Celina Challenge
COURSE: 5 ORGANIZATION: 5 FANS: 1 If you want a challenge, this is it. Course (two lake loop) is well marked, hilly and muddy. RD and aid station support were awesome. Very small race thats supports the local cross-country team. My slowest marathon to date, but one of my favorites. Camping was available a half-mile from the start/finish. |
Getting ready for this event? Get a personalized adaptive training plan and 1:1 coach assistance. | Get Your Plan |
Quick Links
Marathon Search
Upcoming US Marathons
Upcoming International Marathons
Search Marathon Results
Latest Running News
Recent Newsletters
Race Director Tools