Uw Parkside Cross Country Course Map

UW-Parkside's Cross Country Course Map offers a great setting for those looking to take their running to the next level. The course is approximately 5000 meters in length and is located in the heart of Wisconsin's beautiful Kenosha County. With rolling hills, wooded trails, and plenty of room for open strides, the course offers a great experience for cross country runners of all levels. The course begins on road near the Ranger Center, turns into the woods on the west side of the road and winds through the trails of the UW-Parkside campus. As runners ascend the hills, they will be greeted with a breathtaking view of Lake Michigan from the crest of the hills. After looping around the base of the hill and around the soccer fields, runners will then take the loop back and finish in front of the Ranger Center. The UW-Parkside Cross Country Course offers something for every level of runner. For those looking to push their endurance and speed, the terrain is great for higher speed running, while the hills are perfect for improving competency in running up and down slopes. For newer runners, the course provides a variety of terrain that can be tackled at any pace. The course is open throughout the year and provides access to both competitive runners and those just looking to get out and enjoy nature. Maps are available online and can be printed and brought along to the race. This allows runners to familiarize themselves with the course before their next race.