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During the First World War, Carleton Place produced 17 fighter pilots, more than any other town of its size in Canada! Four would go on to become Aces, downing five or more enemy aircraft. Town resident Captain Roy Brown was credited with shooting down the Red Baron in April 1918.
- Scenic loop course that runs down historic Main Street
- Royal Canadian Legion honour guard
- Lay a flower at the cenotaph as you pass Memorial Park
- Two water stations
- Unique finisher medal
- Post-race snacks
- Top three finishers overall (men and women)
- Top finisher in each age group





PROPOSED COURSE
- East on Lake Ave.
- North on Main St.
- East on Townline Rd.
- South on Ottawa Valley Rail Trail
- West on Franklin St.
- Past the Cenotaph at Memorial Park
- South on Beckwith St.
- East on Albert St.
- South on Ottawa Valley Rail Trail
- West on Lake Ave.
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