Downtown Doubler 30k/15k/8k/4k 2026

Race Overview

This race is part of the River City Races Run the 502 series. Run six races on our calendar and get a Run the 502 Finisher Medal with charms of all the races finished. Click here for more details and to register for the Run the 502.

The Downtown Doubler is a 30k/15k/8k/4k that fits great into your fall training schedule whether you're running a half, full or a tri, and to have two times more fun we've added an 8k/4k as well as virtual options for all four individual events!

The races will start at 7:30 a.m. and finish at the New Albany Amphitheater, running along the scenic Ohio River Greenway.

Course Information

• Distance Options: 30k, 15k, 8k, 4k
• Starting Point: 100 E Water St, New Albany, IN
• Scenic Route: Views of downtown Louisville along the river
• Course Structure: Each loop is 15K (4k for the 8k), run the course twice to complete 30k

Entry Fee Includes

• Apparel: Long sleeve technical shirts for 30k and 15k, short sleeve for 4k and 8k
• Extras: Custom cooler bag for post-race goodies for all 30k and 15k entrants
• Virtual Options: All four distances have a virtual option
• Packet Mailing: Option to have your packet mailed for $10 (must register by August 31st)

Awards

• Medals: Finisher medals for all
• Top Finishers: Awards to the top three overall male and female, master and grandmaster male and female in the 30k & 15k (in-person only)
• Age Group Awards: Top three male and female in each age category (in-person only)
• 8k and 4k Awards: Awards to the top three male and female: age group awards available

Additional Information

• Free Photos: Free finisher photos!
• Pace Requirement: Walkers must maintain a 12:52/mile pace for the 30k: course closes at 11:30 a.m.
• Charity Partner: Help raise funds to keep the Ohio River Greenway beautiful: add a donation to your registration
• Refund Offer: Fundraise $150 or more to receive a refund on your registration fee

Greenway Description

The Greenway in New Albany includes 70 acres of wetland and bottomland forest for hiking, wildlife viewing, and exploration, in addition to multi-use paths and a roadway with an extensive riverfront view. Future plans call for the path at the river's edge continuing to West 10th Street.

The City of New Albany and the City of New Albany Parks Department strive to enrich the quality of life and well-being of our citizens by creating opportunities for recreation and exploration through various parks and programs.