Driving directions to Turkey Trot 10K and Mile parking:
From I-95 South – take Exit 148. Turn left on Russell Road. Proceed 1 mile to gate. Continue 2.5 miles to parking and event areas. Follow MCMO Event Series parking signs.
From I-95 North- take exit 148. Turn right onto Russell Road. Proceed 3/4 mile to gate. Continue 2.5 miles to parking and event areas. Follow MCMO Event Series parking signs.
Participant parking is available in multiple locations near the start and finish line. Signs will direct participants to these lots from both exit 148 and 150 off I-95:
Runners may not park in the Lejeune Hall parking lot on Catlin Avenue, Crossroads Inn on Russell Road or at Barber Physical Activity Center on Barrett Road.
There are minimal road closures for the Turkey Trot 10K and Mile.
| time | location |
|---|---|
| 7:00AM – 12:00PM | KELTON AVENUE |
| 7:00AM – 12:00PM | MULLEN AVENUE |
| 7:00AM – 12:00PM | EMBRY LOOP |
| 7:00AM – 12:00PM | MEYERS AVENUE |
| 7:00AM – 1:00PM | CATLIN AVENUE (BOTH LANES) |
| 9:15AM – 11:15PM | RUSSELL ROAD (ALL LANES FROM DUNLAP CIRCLE TO PURVIS ROAD) |
| 9:15AM – 11:40PM | BARNETT AVENUE (ONLY CLOSED ONE WAY, SOUTHBOUND) |
| 9:15AM – 11:50PM | HAWKINS AVENUE |
| 9:15AM – 11:55PM | HILL AVENUE (BOTH LANES) |
| 9:15AM – 12:00PM | ELLIOTT ROAD (BOTH LANES) |
| 9:15AM – 12:00PM | BIDDLE ROAD TO LEJEUNE ROAD |
| 9:15AM – 12:00PM | LEJEUNE ROAD TO HILL AVENUE |
| 9:15AM – 12:15PM | JOHN QUICK ROAD 9BOTH LANES FROM BARNETT AVENUE TO MCCARD ROAD) |
| 9:15AM – 12:30PM | ANDERSON AVENUE (BOTH LANES FROM JOHN QUICK ROAD TO MEYERS AVENUE) |
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