Race Day: Date and details TBD

The Races

All American Marathon

General Info

• The All American Marathon will start in downtown Fayetteville, NC, at Segra Stadium and will end on Fort Bragg, at the Main Post Parade Field.
• Race route (.pdf)
• All runners who complete the race within the 7-hour time limit will receive a finishers medal.

Awards

• Top 3 males
• Top 3 females
• Top 3 wheel chair athletes
• Age Groups Awards:
  18-20, 21-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80+

Mike to Mike Half Marathon

General Info

• The Mike to Mike Half Marathon will start in downtown Fayetteville, NC, at Segra Stadium and will end on Fort Bragg, at the Main Post Parade Field.
• Race route (.pdf)
• All runners who complete the race within the 7 hour time limit will receive a finishers medal.

Awards

• Top 3 males
• Top 3 females
• Top 3 wheel chair athletes
• Age Groups Awards:
  16-20, 21-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80+

All American 5K

General Info

• The All American 5K will start and end in downtown Fayetteville, NC, at Segra Stadium.
• Race route (.pdf)
• All registered participants will receive a t-shirt and 5k medal.
• The All American 5k is walker and stroller friendly.
• Children are allowed to participate as long as they are registered runners in the race.
• Children in strollers will not be charged, but will not receive a medal or a t-shirt.

Awards

• Top 3 males
• Top 3 females
• Top 3 wheelchair athletes
• Age Groups Awards:
  9 and under, 10-13, 14-17, 18-20, 21-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80+

Virtual Race

The Virtual All American Marathon and Virtual Mike to Mike Half Marathon is available for anyone who would like to be a part of the race but not able to participate race weekend.Participants are welcome to run the Virtual All American Full Marathon or the Virtual Mike to Mike Half Marathon anytime and anywhere that is convenient but must finished by date TBD.  These virtual marathons are non-competitive with no age group or overall awards.

• Once registered, runners will receive a confirmation e-mail containing a link to the virtual bib.  Virtual participants may print and wear the bib or keep as a token of your efforts.
• Post pictures with your shirt and medal after completion of your run on social media using #RunAllAmerican and be sure to tag us!

Please note: This event is not the same as the Shadow Run.

Ultimate Warrior Medal

The Ultimate warrior Medal (UWM) is an achievement medal for those who participate in 3 United States Military organized races. Limited quantity is available.

Ultimate Warrior Medal Eligibility Requirements:

• Participate in 3 races Organized by a United States military service branch.
• Time frame: TBD
• One of your 3 races must be the All American Marathon, Mike-to-Mike Half Marathon, or All American 5K

List of qualifying races (.pdf)

Please email us on any questions.

Race Weekend

Travel

Quick and easy ways to make the most of your visit to Fort Bragg & Fayetteville, NC.

• Book Your Hotel Room
• Find out about happenings around Fort Bragg Communities

Of course, we have a great website, but we are so much more than that! Be sure to explore these other quick and easy ways to make the most of your visit to Fort Bragg Communities of Cumberland County…

Explore Military Affiliated Museums

• 82nd Airborne Division War Memorial Museum
• Airborne and Special Operations Museum
• John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Museum

Explore our Trails

Cultural Heritage Trails
With over 750 miles of themed driving trails, it’s safe to say America’s Hometown is steeped in history. Whether exploring the Cape Fear Botanical Gardens on the All-American Adventure trail, taking in a live theatre production at Cape Fear Regional Theatre on the Patri-Arts & Gardens trail or witnessing a parachute jump at Fort Bragg on the Patriots: Past & Present trail, we have the route for you. Explore our Trail Guide and Trail Videos to find out more.

« Click here to download the Printable Digital Trail Guide

Passport to America’s Hometown

The Passport to America’s Hometown is a pocket guide to 12 attractions for visitors/locals to visit in Cumberland County. When you complete a visit at one of the 12 attractions, your passport is stamped by that location. Every stamp is different and unique to each attraction. Passports can be obtained at our three Visitor Center locations, as well as each of the 11 featured attractions.

Featured attractions include Fayetteville Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, 82nd Airborne Division War Memorial Museum, Airborne, and Special Operations Museum, The Arts Council, Averasboro Battlefield, Cape Fear Botanical Garden, J. Bayard Clark Park, and Nature Center, Fascinate-U Children’s Museum. Fayetteville Area Transportation and Local History Museum, John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Museum, Museum of the Cape Fear Historical Complex, and North Carolina.

Maps, Kiosks, and More

• New Map! A real paper map, hot off the presses, this functional street level map of Greater Fayetteville/Cumberland County is complete with an easy to read legend to help you find your way to all the fun attractions and historic sites in our hometown. Pick it up for just $1 from one of our Visitor Center locations.
• Hint, Hint… While driving I-95, tune your radio to FAVOR 1680AM for announcements regarding events in the Fort Bragg communities, visitor information, and tips on which exits are perfect for stopping for the night or just to stretch your legs! Broadcasting 7 days a week.
• Visitor Kiosks Our visitor kiosks can be found at various locations throughout the county. Designed to help out-of-towners make the most of their visit, they are also a great tool for local residents looking to visit places that haven’t explored before.

Scoutlook

In collaboration with Fort Bragg Family & MWR and The Army’s Army, the Fayetteville Area Convention and Visitors Bureau is proud to announce our mobile app SCOUTLOOK. This interactive mobile app is designed to help users navigate and discover all that is great about Fort Bragg & Fort Bragg Communities. Available now as a free download on the App Store and Google Play.

Fayetteville Area Convention & Visitors Bureau is located at 245 Person St., Fayetteville, NC 28301. Visit us on the web for more!

Host Hotel

Details to be determined.

Expo & Packet Pick-up

Details to be determined.

Access To Fort Bragg

All registered athletes wearing a race bib on course will be granted access to Fort Bragg during their marathon and half marathon races.

If you’re not a DOD ID cardholder and wish to enter Fort Bragg before race day, you must go through the AIE pass process.

• Personnel without valid Department of Defense issued identification requesting access to the Fort Bragg Military Reservation to participate in or view the All American Marathon are highly encouraged to apply in advance for an Automated Installation Entry (AIE) pass for the day of the marathon. AIE passes can be obtained at the All American Welcome Center which is open 24/7 and is located at the All American Freeway Access Control Point (ACP).

If you have questions about the AIE process please visit the Fort Bragg Installation’s website or email us.

Special Event Access On Race Day

On the day of the marathon, those who have not applied for, or received an AIE pass will be directed to the All American ACP, the Randolph ACP (Randolph St. and Bragg Blvd.), the Chicken Rd ACP, and/or the Longstreet Rd ACP. Vehicle and contents may be subject to search. It is highly recommended that plenty of time be allowed as traffic may become congested.

Make sure to:

• Carry your valid government photo ID such as a drivers license
• Have the current registration for any vehicle entering Fort Bragg
• Be prepared for a vehicle inspection before post access is granted at the ACP

Parking & Shuttles

General Information
The full and half marathons start in downtown Fayetteville and end on Fort Bragg.

Parking

Ample parking is available in downtown Fayetteville, and on Fort Bragg.

Shuttle Service

The following shuttle service options are available:

• Pre-race shuttle
  A pre-race shuttle will be available for any runners who wish to park on Fort Bragg and ride to the start line.
• Post-race shuttle
  Ample parking is available in downtown Fayetteville, near the start line and free post-race shuttles will be offered back to the start area for runners after the race.
• Host-hotel shuttle

Hydration & Nutrition

Runner hydration is a top priority on race day.

The All American Marathon has 23 water stations along the route. There will be water stations every 1.5 miles for the first 9 miles of the marathon and half marathon courses. From mile marker 10 and after, we will provide a water station at every mile till the finish.

In addition to hydration, there are 4 food stops along the marathon route and 1 food stops along the half marathon route. There will also be an aid station located with every other water station on the racecourse.

Finish Festival

Come show your support for the runners!

The Finish Festival is located at the Main Post Parade Field, on Fort Bragg. See location map below.

 

Photos

2019 All American Marathon on March 24, 2019

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Previous Races:

• 2018 All American Marathon
  • Expo
  • Marathon/Half/5K Event Photos
  • Finish Fest

• 2017 All American Marathon
  • Event and Awards
  • Health & Fitness Expo
• 2016 All American Marathon
  • Photos taken by Marathon-Photos.com
  • “Fort Bragg Family & MWR” Flickr
• 2015 All American Marathon
  • “Fort Bragg” Flickr
  • “Fort Bragg Family & MWR” Flickr
• 2014 All American Marathon
  • “Fort Bragg” Flickr
  • “Fort Bragg Family & MWR” Flickr

Community

Become a Sponsor

For information on sponsorship opportunities, visit Sponsorship & Advertising.

Volunteers

We have many volunteer opportunities! We are looking for large groups, as well as individuals. Below are just a few of the jobs available.

• Water station attendants – Mix electrolyte product, distribute water, and cheer on runners.
• Course marshals – Motivate runners, steer them in the right direction, and maintain the flow of all three races.
• Post-race festival – Jobs include food tent attendant, volunteer check-in, information tent attendant, trash detail, and our ‘Jack of all Trades’ floater.
• Gear check attendants – Collect, organize, and distribute bags of gear runners want access to when they finish their race.

Volunteer Benefits

• Volunteer hours
• The unique and rewarding experience

Minimum age to volunteer – 12 years old on race day (Under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian)

If you would like additional information, please email us or call the Marathon Office at +1 (910)907-3617.

Pacers

Ambassadors

More to come at a later date.

Group Meet-up

Details to be determined.

Questions & Contacts

Frequently Asked Questions

Pre-race:

• How do I register?
  All registrations will be completed online. See “Register” above for more information.
• Where can I find a course map?
  When available, course maps are located under the section that corresponds to each race. For example, the course map for the Mike to Mike Half Marathon, can be found under the “Mike to Mike Half Marathon” accordion above.
• Where do I pick up my packet?
  Click on the “Expo & Packet Pick-up” accordion above for location/date/time.
• Can you mail me my race packet?
  No, we do not mail race packets. Click on the “Expo & Packet Pick-up” accordion above for details on when/where you can pick up your packet.
• Can I have someone else pick up my packet for me?
  Yes, they must bring a copy of your valid Government-issued ID to pick up your packet in your name.  If you registered with a military discount please ensure that whoever is picking up for you has a copy of your DoD ID Card.
• Will there be a gear check?
  Yes. Gear check will be located at Segra Stadium. Gear will only be accepted if it is in the clear plastic drawstring bag you receive at packet pick-up. No uncontained liquids or weapons may be checked-in bags. Gear will be available at approximately 9:30 a.m. at the finish line for the half and full marathon.
• What is the refund policy?
  There are no refunds
• What is the course time limit?
  Marathon is 7 hours and a half marathon is 4 hours
• Will there be a baggage check?
  Yes
• Are strollers and baby joggers allowed for the marathon and half marathon?
  No, they are not allowed for the marathon and half marathon. This is a safety issue and no exceptions will be made.
• Are strollers allowed during the 5k?
  Yes, strollers are allowed for the 5k only. We ask that all participants pushing a stroller line up to the back of the start to allow faster runners to safely enter the race course.
• Are pets allowed?
  No, pets are not allowed for any of the races.
• Are pace groups available?
  Pace groups are available for the half and full marathon’s only.
• I want to volunteer what do I need to do?
  Visit the “Volunteers” accordion above for information.
• Is there an age requirement?
  Participants must be at least 14 for the Mike to Mike Half Marathon and 16 for the All American Marathon.
• Is this a USATF Event?
  Yes we are USATF sanctioned.
• Is the All American Marathon an official Boston Qualifier?
  Yes, our course has been certified, which makes the All American Marathon an official Boston Qualifier
• Where can I park?
• Locations on a post, as well as shuttle start time, can be found by visiting the “Parking & Shuttles” accordion above.

Post-race:

• What are the post-race activities?
  Food vendors, children activity area, live entertainment
• If I do not stay for the awards ceremony will you ship my award to me?
  Yes, all awards not picked up on race day will be mailed within 30 days after final results are posted.
• When can I get my results after the race?
  Official results will be posted under the “Race Results & Photos” accordion above.
• What is the shuttle schedule?
  View our “Parking & Shuttles accordion above for information.

Prohibited & Acceptable Items

For everyone (spectators, participants, etc.):

• View Fort Bragg’s Special Event Prohibited Items List (.pdf) to see what items are not allowed at this event.*
• View Fort Bragg’s Special Event Bag Policy (.pdf) to see what type of bags are allowed/not allowed at this event.*

Participant specific:

• View Prohibited and Acceptable Items for Participants (.pdf) to see what participants are allowed/not allowed to carry on race day.*

* Exception to policy requests must be submitted no later than 30 days from the day of the event. An exception to the policy deadline for the All American Marathon 2020 is February 28, 2020. The requests must be emailed for legal review and Command recommendations. No exceptions are guaranteed. After March 1, 2020, no exceptions will be granted. Please include a memo of your Who, What, Where, When, and why you would like the exception with contact information included.

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Contact Us

Email or call us at +1 (910)907-3617

Registration/Cost

Registration is now open to everyone!

•  $25 registration fee includes a finisher medal and shirt
• Register before November 1 to have your medal and shirt will be mailed out before the race date
• Registrations between November 1-6, 2020, will have the medal and shirt mailed out after the race date.
• All finisher shirts (100% Polyster unisex style shirts) and medals will be mailed.  There will be no in person pick up available.
• Registration will close on November 7, 2020 or when registration reaches capacity.

Register online via WebTrac

WebTrac is best viewed on a desktop computer.

Sponsors

We want to give a special thanks to our sponsors:

• Rick Hendrick Toyota
• Geico
• Drip Drop Hydration
• Braxton Bragg Chapter of AUSA
• Piedmont Natural Gas
• Duck Donuts

Sponsorship does not imply Army endorsement.

Contact Us

+1 (910)908-5977

Public Ice Skating Prices

Days/Times	Cost Per Session
Monday – Thursday	$7 Admission (includes skates)
Friday: 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.	$7 Admission (includes skates)
Friday: 7:30-10 p.m.	$10 Admission (includes skates)
Saturday and Sunday	$10 Admission (includes skates)
Children ages 5 and under: $4 Admission (includes skates)

Group and Private Lessons

Learn-To-Skate Group Lessons

Learn-To-Skate classes work on skill development for all levels of skaters. Open to youth ages 4-17 and adults. Classes are grouped by age and skill level. Classes follow the skill levels through the Ice Skating Institute. Open to the public!

• 30-minute classes held on Mondays
• Class time varies between 5 p.m. to 7:15 p.m.
• Session dates for 2020:
  • Session 4: July 13th – July 27th
  • Session 5: August 3rd – September 28th
  •  Session 6: October 5th – November 30th
  • Session 7: December 7th – December 21st (3-week session due to holidays)
• Cost: $120 for 6-8 week sessions, $60 for 3-week session. Cost includes skate rental and unlimited Public Skate passes to be used within the session time frame.

Private Figure Skating Lessons

Private Figure Skating Lessons available for all age groups.  Instructors are professional Ice Skate Institute (ISI) certified instructors and are full members of the Professional Skaters Association (PSA). Contact us to register for lessons.

• Private Lessons
  • $18/15 minutes
  • $24/20 minutes
  • $36/30 minutes
  • $54/45 minutes
  • $72/60 minutes
• Semi-Private Lessons (2 skaters max, the price per skater):
  • $27/30 minute semi-private lesson
  • $54/60 minute semi-private lesson
• Semi-Private Lessons (3 skaters max, the price per skater):
  • $18/30 minute semi-private lesson
  • $36/60 minute semi-private lesson

Freestyle Sessions

Freestyle sessions do not include lessons with an instructor.  Additional charges apply for the instructor.

• Practice schedule (day/time)
  • Monday: 2:30-5 p.m.
  • Wednesday – Thursday: 2:30-5:45 p.m.
  • Friday: 2:30-4:30 p.m. and 5:30-6:30 p.m.
  • Sunday: 5:30-7:30 p.m.
• Cost
  • $14/hour drop-in freestyle session (no punch pass required)
  • $85/10 hour freestyle punch pass

Open Hockey

Skate & Shoot

Skate & Shoot sessions are available for hockey players of all ages and levels to work on their fundamental skills. Full equipment is highly recommended. Helmet and gloves required. Open hockey times are subject to change. Please call for further information.

Cost: $12 per person/session

• Skate & Shoot (all ages):*
  • Tuesdays: 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
• Adult Skate & Shoot (ages 18+):
  • Thursdays: 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
• Youth Skate & Shoot (youth under 18 years of age):*
  • Saturdays (ages 5-12 years): 1-2:30 p.m.
  • Sundays (ages 13-17 years): 12 p.m. – 2 p.m.
• Youth Stick and Puck
  • Wednesdays, 9- 11 a.m.

* Children ages 8 and under must be with an adult.

Pick-up Hockey

Cost: $12 per person/session

• Mondays: 8-10 p.m.
• Wednesdays: 8:15-10:15 p.m.
• Sundays: 8-10 p.m.

Alternate Team Building Options (Broomball and Sled Hockey)

Looking for something different to do for team building? Consider Broomball or Sled Hockey at Cleland Ice Rink for a fun and exhilarating alternative team-building option. Broomball and Sled Hockey focuses on Unit Cohesion, Physical Fitness, and Resiliency.

Broomball and Sled Hockey are conducted during the following days/hours:

• Monday – Friday, 6:30-7:30 a.m. and 7:30-8:30 a.m. Custom scheduling is available upon request.

Cost

• $100 per hour (session) – gear provided
• Recycling Vouchers and Unit Funds accepted

Birthday Parties

General Information

• Families may bring food and decorations as long as it does not alter the surface of the room/walls/ice.
• All birthday parties must be scheduled during public skate sessions.
• Families may arrive 30 minutes early for set up. We ask that the room be left in the same condition found to avoid additional fees.

Single room

$100 for a single room. The single room party package includes free skate admission for the birthday boy or girl plus 10 skaters. All others skate at the regular price for that day. The single room holds 25 people.

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Double room

$200 for a double room. The double room party package includes free skate admission for the birthday boy or girl plus 20 skaters. All others skate at the regular price for that day. The double room holds 50 people.

Inline Skating Rink

Hours of Operation:

• Spring/Summer: (April – September): Monday – Sunday, 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.
• Fall/Winter: (October – March): Monday – Sunday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

The primary focus of the inline skating rink operation is to offer a safe and fun environment for recreational, unsupervised inline skating, during posted hours of operation.

The inline skating rink is open to the public.

Important Information

• Helmets are required when on skates.
• Use of the inline skating facility is at your own risk, skating sessions are unsupervised.
• The facility may be closed at the discretion of management for adverse weather conditions.

Additional Hours

Private inline skating rink rentals are available for an hourly rate for any unit or corporate function. These hours are based on availability and are scheduled on a first-come, first-serve basis. Call for reservations.

Additional Facility Closure Information
The facility may be closed for private events, adverse weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances that determine the use of the facility to be unsafe or inoperable.

Skateboard Park

Hours of Operation:

• Spring/Summer: (April – September): Monday – Sunday, 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.
• Fall/Winter: (October – March): Monday – Sunday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Photos of the skateboard park

The skateboard park offers a safe and fun environment for recreational, unsupervised skateboarding, during posted hours of operation.

The skateboard park is open to the public.

Important Information

• Helmets are required when skating.
• BMX bikes are not allowed in the skateboard park.
• Use of the skateboard park facility is at your own risk, skating sessions are unsupervised.
• The facility may be closed at the discretion of management for adverse weather conditions.

Additional Hours

Private skateboard park rentals are available for an hourly rate for any unit or corporate function. These hours are based on availability and are scheduled on a first-come, first-serve basis. Call for reservations.

Additional Facility Closure Information

The facility may be closed for private events, adverse weather conditions or other unforeseen circumstances that determine the use of the facility to be unsafe or inoperable.

Additional Programs and Services

• Private ice rental*
• Skate sharpening services
• Earn Your Ice Skating Merrit Badge

* All private ice and/or group rentals must have a rental agreement signed and on file at Cleland Ice Rink with the appropriate deposit made in order to confirm any and all requested scheduled bookings.

Coaches Wanted

Cleland Ice Rink is recruiting for figure skating and hockey coaches. We are looking for certified Instructors for diverse programs that include Learn-To-Skate and Skate & Shoot Programs. Must meet program list of qualifications and pass background checks.

For more information please stop by or call us.

Rink Rules

Cleland Ice & Inline Skating Rink Rules (.jpg)

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is eligible to visit the ice rink, inline rink, and skateboard park? 

Cleland Ice & Inline Skating Rinks are open to the public.

What programs are offered at the Ice Rink, Inline Rink, and Skateboard Park?

• Learn-To-Skate
• Figure skating lessons
• Public skating
• Adult hockey
• Stick times
• Broomball and sled hockey (alternate PT options)
• Warrior Adventure Quest (WAQ) programs
• Inline rink and skateboard park are open for customer walk-on use, no programs are offered at this time

Do you have an Inline Skating Rink?

Our state of the art outdoor inline skating rink is open year-round for the skater enthusiast to practice their skills. Helmets, knee and elbow pads are mandatory. Only inline skate users are allowed in the rink.

Does the ice rink offer lessons for kids who want to learn how to skate?

The ice rink offers both, group and private lessons for ages 4 years and above. Our Learn-To-Skate program is offered 1 night a week and lasts for 6 weeks. Private lessons are scheduled on an individual basis for children and adults.

Do you have lockers?

Yes. We rent lockers for $1.

Does the facility offer a full Youth Ice Hockey program?

Cape Fear Youth Hockey is the current hockey program here. Email [email protected] if interested.

Do you offer areas for birthday parties, unit functions, and other social events?

Areas in the rinks can be reserved for group functions. We offer birthday parties and unit function packages. Reservations are encouraged due to high demand.

Does the facility offer an Outdoor Skateboard Park?

Yes. The state of the art concrete skateboard park is now open! Helmets, knee and elbow pads are mandatory. Bikes are not allowed in the skateboard park.

Do you offer skate rentals?

We offer rental skates (hockey and figure skates) during the scheduled Public Skate sessions at the ice skating rink.

What form of payment does Cleland Ice Rink accept?

We accept Visa, MasterCard, Cash, or Check.

What size rental skates do you have?

We carry youth size 7 through adult size 13.

I’m planning a birthday party at Cleland Ice Rink, am I allowed to bring in outside food?

Yes. We encourage it as we do not have a snack bar.

How cold is it in your facility?

We are an indoor ice rink, and our lobby and bleacher area are about 55 degrees. Expect the temperature to be around 45 degrees on the ice surface.

What attire should be worn?

We recommend long pants, gloves, and a jacket. Some skaters also prefer to wear scarves, hats, etc.

Do you have lockers?

No. You may leave shoes under the benches. Cleland Ice & Inline Rinks is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Please leave valuables in your locked vehicle.

Does the rink close if there is bad weather?

Yes, the rink will close only when Fort Bragg closes in the event of extreme weather conditions.

Do you sharpen skates?

Yes, we have a Blademaster sharpening machine. We do not sharpen skates on demand, please expect to leave them overnight.

Am I allowed to wear shoes on the ice?

No! Only skates are permitted on the ice – no pushing strollers, wheelchairs, or carrying children while skating.

Can I bring/wear my own skates?

Yes. However, admission prices will remain the same.

Are alcoholic beverages permitted?

No. Alcoholic beverages are strictly prohibited.

Is the ice rink available for private rental?

Absolutely! Times will vary, but rental spaces are available all year long.