Turkey Trail Trot VIII - Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. Thanksgiving Day - November 25, 2010 - 8:00 AM.

Turkey Trail Trot X - Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. Thanksgiving Day - November 25, 2010 - 8:00 AM.
  
Come kick off a great Thanksgiving with an
invigorating fun run or walk in the park--before
the parades, football games, and feasting commence!

Thanksgiving - November 28, 2013
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Thanksgiving Race Menu

Race Entree

Servings

Energy Cost

Turkey Trot (RUN) 5 Miles 600 calories
Pilgrim Promenade (WALK) 3 Miles 300 calories
Kids Gobbler Chase 100 Meters 8 calories

 
Feasting Schedule
  

8:00 AM   Kids Gobbler Chase
8:30 AM

  Turkey Trot (RUN)
  Pilgrim Promenade (WALK)




    


2012 TURKEY TRAIL TROT RECAP

Congrats to the 2012 Turkey Trail Trot Winners! 1st Female - Shannon Rowbury (2008 & 2012 Olympian, and Native San Franciscan). 1st Male - Chris Mocko (Repeat winner from 2011!)

  




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AND THE OSCAR GOES TO...
  
TURKEY TRAILTROT.   Academy Award Winner:  Best Leading Poultry, Best Supporting Male Pilgrim, Best Supporting Female Indian, Best Choreography, Best  Costumes.  Rated PG-99.
          
1620 Academy Award winning Turkey Trail Trot
  
Best Leading Poultry, Best Supporting Male Pilgrim,
Best Supporting Female Indian, Best Choreography,
Best Costumes.  Rated PG-99.
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PILGRIMS AT SEAL ROCKS?

    
SF Turkey Trot

Revisionist historians in San Francisco believe that the
Pilgrims did not, in fact, land at Plymouth Rock. Evidence
leads them to assert that the visitors from England landed
instead at Seal Rocks, off the shores of SF's Ocean Beach.
   
SF Thanksgiving Run & Walk
Runners ponder, "Did the Pilgrims actually land at Seal Rocks?"
  
Whether they landed at Plymouth Rock or Seal Rocks,
the Turkey Trail Trot is dedicated to these Pilgrims,
to the friendly Natives they encountered, and to all
who enjoy good eats and trotting. Happy Holidays!

   
Be hungry. Be very hungry.


  
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