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Meridian XC Booster Turkey Trot Fun Run

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Meridian XC Booster Turkey Trot Fun Run

When
Nov 14th, 2026
9:00am - 12:00pm

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2026

Walk, jog or run at Bellewood Farms & Distillery in Lynden

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Where

Bellewood Farms & Distillery
6140 Guide Meridian Rd.
Lynden, WA 98264

Schedule

9:00am – Bib pickup
9:30am – 1 Mile Fun Run
10:00am – 5K Race

Cost

Advance: $15 per person or $45 per family
Day of: $20 per person or $60 per family

Whether you walk, jog or run, come join the Turkey Trot at Bellewood Farms and help support the Meridian High School Cross Country Team!

Think you can keep up with the speedy cross country runners? Give it a try. Or trot along at your own pace and enjoy a fun morning with family and friends.

Kids, Chase the Turkeys!

Two big turkeys will be making their way around the course – catch them and there’s candy waiting for you. Costumes are encouraged, so get creative!

Good to Know

Rain or shine, they’re running. Strollers designed for trail running are welcome, but furry friends will need to sit this one out.

Registration is non-refundable. All funds raised support the Meridian High School Cross Country Team.

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