Virtual Race - The Haunted Miles Challenge

The gates are creaking open, the fog is rolling in, and a mysterious mansion is waiting at the end of the path. Are you brave enough to step inside? Join The Haunted Miles Challenge and run, walk, or creep your way through a thrilling haunted mansion adventure. As you complete your miles, you’ll follow along with an original spooky story that takes you deeper into the mansion—through shadowy hallways, hidden rooms, and places where things definitely go bump in the night. Along the way, you’ll reach mileage milestones and earn collectible tokens to add to your finisher medal. Each milestone brings you one step closer to uncovering the secrets hidden inside the mansion. Keep moving, keep exploring, and whatever you do… don’t look behind you. Complete your miles all at once or break them up over multiple outings. Run through the neighborhood, walk on the treadmill, explore a local trail, or gather your bravest friends for a nighttime adventure. How you complete the challenge is entirely up to you—as long as you make it out of the mansion! Follow the Haunted Mansion Story Your spooky adventure begins after you register! The complete The Haunted Miles Challenge story will be emailed to you so you can follow along as you complete your miles and unlock each new chapter of the mansion’s mystery. You can also download the story PDF using the link below. Keep it nearby as you race through the mansion, reach your milestones, and discover what may be lurking around the next corner. Be sure to log your miles on the race recap page using the same email address you registered with. Track your progress and follow your adventure through the haunted mansion! By running this race you will help support the Americares. Since founding in 1979, Americares has delivered more than $17 billion in quality medical aid and innovative health programs to 164 countries, including the U.S. Americares provides services such as emergency response, access to medicine, clinical services and community health. Please read more about Americares at www.americares.org.