Triquest Gravel Triathlon 2026

Divided Sky Fun(d) Run

Join us in beautiful Ludlow, VT for the 5th annual Divided Sky Fun(d) Run! Participate in this in-person or virtual 5K to support addiction recovery and build community with runners, walkers, and good people of all kinds.

Please note, this is a sober event and all proceeds benefit Vermont addiction recovery programs.

Once again, we have a registration discount available for local participants who reside in Windsor or Rutland County. Email dividedskyfunrun@gmail.com for additional information.

Jackson Gore is offering 20% discounted room rates. Call 855-945-0553 and use the code SOKDSF26 or make reservations here.

The Fun(d) Run is part of Divided Sky's BIG Weekend which includes the 3rd Annual Music on the Mountain. Get all the details and tickets at bigweekend.org.

We are still accepting sponsorships at this time. Please reach out for more information.

REGISTER BY MARCH 25th TO GUARENTEE SHIRT SIZE.

Course

Route: Start at the State Park entrance, run up the paved Auto Road 3.7 miles - 2300 Vertical Feet,

Finish at the summit parking lot.

A USATF Sanctioned Event.

Headphones are permitted (per updated USATF rules) but baby strollers are

strictly forbidden in the race

Limited parking at summit parking lot near the finish line and also the location of post race festivities (awards, food, etc). $4.00 per vehicle to drive up the auto road. First come, first served. Mt. Ascutney State Park requires dogs to be on a leash and they must have a rabies tag

Age Groups:

M&F 14&under, 15-19, 20-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+

Lodging

Mt. Ascutney State Park - Camping at the race site, 802-674-2060

Holiday Inn Club Vacations at Ascutney Mountain Resort - Brownsville, Reservations: 800-315-2621,: 802-484-7711 (5 miles from race)

Snapdragon Inn - Windsor 802-227-0008 (about 5 miles from race)

Holiday Inn Express - Springfield 802-885-4516 (about 12 miles from race)

Windsor Motel - Windsor 802-674-5584 (about 3 miles from race)

Known as the best 13.1 mile race in New England.

The Covered Bridges Half Marathon was first run in 1992. Race founder David Chioffi and a group of community members got together to create a half marathon along some of the best running routes around Woodstock, Vermont. The course they designed was unique because of the four covered bridges along the way, two of which the runners ran through. After building a mailing list of over 4,000 names, the race had nearly 400 runners that first year.

Like many races, the course was adjusted several times in the first few years to address traffic and parking concerns, as well as the growing popularity of the race. The current course has been in place since 1997. The popularity of the race has continued to rise, reaching 2,900 registrants in 2001.

The race was scaled back in 2002 to 2,000 registrants in order to maintain the small feel of the race and in response to reduced parking capacity.

The race has grown very slowly to the present cap of 2,300 runners. The on-line registration fills quickly each year, usually in a few minutes from the time that it “goes live.”

The race is organized by a completely volunteer staff, under the corporate umbrella of CBHM, Inc., a non-profit corporation formed specifically to organize running events and donate the proceeds to charity.

Covered Bridges Half Marathon - a community based RUNNING ROAD-RACE-held on the first Sunday in June and is hosted by CBHM Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization located in Woodstock, Vermont.

CBHM is the best 13.1 miles in New England! Experience some of Vermont's Covered Bridges.

Each year CBHM runners give back over $75,000 in donations to our youth groups, non-profits and local recreation departments (the people who take care of you on our race course!)