The very-first ever running of the Charlottesville Ten Miler in 1976 attracted 42 entrants on a course that took place at Camp Holiday Trails. The number of people who ran each year began to grow with 235 in 1978 and 390 in 1982. In 1984, the race moved downtown as Charlottesville Police closed roads for the first time ever and by 1989 over a thousand people donned a bib. A total of 2,245 people crossed the finish line this past year according t…
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