The Observation Tower Run / Walk

Conquer the Tower - The 2013 Observation Tower Run / Walk consisting of a 3 mile run / walk and Observation Tower climb. Jason Saunders was first amongst 108 conquerers of the Tower on April 13th 2013, achieving a time of 18 minutes 7 seconds. Full results below.

In partnership with Special Olympics Cayman Islands, Camana Bay Sports & Recreation is proud to host the 4th annual Observation Tower Run / Walk. Put your fitness to the test and join us for an active morning in our Town Centre. Earn bragging rights while supporting a great organisation! 100% of proceeds will benefit Special Olympics Cayman Islands.

2013 Registration Closed Results Photos 2013 Flyer (PDF)
Photo Credit: DRCL/Camana Bay

Entry Fee: $25 Adults, $15 Age 15 & under

Entry fee includes a participant t-shirt, official race timing, post-race refreshments and a raffle entry.

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2012: In partnership with Special Olympics Cayman Islands, Camana Bay Sport & Recreation was proud the host the 3rd annual Tower Run on Saturday March 3rd 2012. The 2012 version was a 3 mile run around Camana Bay, ending with a climb up and down the Observation Tower.

Results back online shortly

2012 Review byJerry Harper: Over one hundred participants, including a number of Special Olympics athletes, completed a double circumnavigation of Camana Bay, before ascending and descending the Observation Tower, and then executing a short sprint to the finish on the Crescent.

Marius Acker continued his mastery of of local distance running as he powered around the course in an effort which earned him first-place honours in 18:52. Chadwick Webster turned in an evenly-paced performance to gain the runnerup (and down) spot at 20:14. David Dyer was exactly one minute back with a 21:14 clocking.

For the ladies, Tracey Walker did not walk, but ran, to victory in the female category with a 23:15 posting. Emily Davies followed at 24:51, with Melissa Lim chalking up a 24:58 mark.