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Kenosee Lake Trail Run: scenery met athletic excitement

This event was hosted by accomplished marathon runner Laura Sullivan.
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Cutline: Runners and nature enthusiasts converged at Moose Mountain Provincial Park on Sept. 2 for the Kenosee Lake Trail Run.

KENOSEE LAKE - Nestled in the breathtaking Moose Mountain Provincial Park, a trail run experience awaited adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts.

This event, hosted by accomplished marathon runner Laura Sullivan, delivered a day of outdoor activity, scenery, music and fun.

Whether participants were a competitive athlete or simply looking to embrace a healthy lifestyle, the Kenosee Lake Trail Run on Sept. 2 had something for everyone.

A trail run, with options to walk or jog, was designed to offer participants a unique experience. Along with the course, a lineup of vendors, a DJ, and family-oriented activities made this event special.

The Kenosee Lake Trail Run wasn't just about running; it was a celebration of nature, health and community. The park itself was a testament to the beauty of the natural world, making it an ideal backdrop for this event. Additionally, this trail run embodied a healthy lifestyle, something passionately supported by Simpli Dental.

As part of the health industry, Simpli Dental recognized the importance of both oral and physical health, and this event promoted both.

With an impressive running resume, Sullivan had conquered renowned marathons across the globe, including those in Boston, New York, London and Berlin. Her expertise and passion for running ensured that participants experienced a well-organized event. When the event made a profit, Sullivan had expressed a commitment to giving back to Moose Mountain Provincial Park.

The run was indeed an unforgettable day for athletes and families alike. With a stunning natural setting, diverse race distances, engaging activities and the guiding hand of Sullivan, this event embodied the spirit of adventure and healthy living. Those who joined had their spirits lifted by the Moose Mountain trails and left inspired on their journey towards better health and an outdoor experience.

 

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