12 Hours of Lawrence Woods
Medford, Massachusetts
- Date
- Saturday, July 18, 2026 at 8:00 AM
- Location
- Ramshead Rd
Medford, Massachusetts
United States
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About this event
12 Hours of Lawrence Woods is an ultra event.
Medford, Massachusetts
12 Hours of Lawrence Woods is an ultra event.
Join us for The Haven Project's 5K Run/Walk!
Lace up your sneakers and hit the trails at Lynn Woods Reservation on Saturday, September 12th to support housing-unstable youth ages 17–24.
Every step you take and every dollar raised will directly benefit The Haven Project’s programming—providing essential resources, housing support, and opportunities for young people in need. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just looking to make a difference, this event is the perfect chance to contribute to a brighter future for our community’s youth.
Run or walk—every mile matters.
After the race, enjoy our festival area with food trucks, local vendors, and family activities. It’s a family-friendly, dog-friendly event, so bring the whole crew!
Let’s come together, have fun, and make every mile count!
Same great race, just switching seasons!! Please join us for the ever so popular Danvers Road 7 miler and 2nd annual 4K run/walk! Both distances utilize a mix of road & the very flat, hard packed Danvers Rail Trail, which we guarantee you makes the miles fly by!!!
Every Wednesday at seven, runners emerge from Boston subway exits heading toward wherever Boston Run & Chug has decided to explore. Founded in January 2014 by Adam, who wanted to bring runners together for midweek miles, the crew has grown to nearly 400 members, investment bankers running alongside graduate students, teachers keeping pace with engineers. The rotating meeting points became the signature by design: one week starts from the Public Garden, another in Cambridge. But the real magic happens afterward. Post-run drinks aren't optional, they're integral. The conversational pace keeps everyone together, whether someone's training for their first 5K or knocking out marathons like weekend errands. No GPS watches. No pace groups creating hierarchies. Just people who want to move through the city and connect afterward.