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The Three Bridges 5 Mile Road Race returns on Saturday, August 8th, bringing runners and spectators together once again in Readington Township for one of the area's most anticipated summer racing traditions.

This year's event is especially significant, as it marks the fourth time the race has hosted the LDR Championship, further cementing its reputation as a premier competition on the regional road racing calendar. With championship honors on the line, the event is expected to attract especially competitive field of elite and age-group runners, alongside community participants who make the race a true local celebration.

The scenic five-mile course winds through the picturesque roads of Readington Township, offering runners a mix of gentle rolling terrain and fast stretches that make for exciting finishes. Spectators can expect a spirited atmosphere, with strong community support lining portions of the course.

Over the years, the Three Bridges 5 Mile Road Race has grown into more than just a competition--it's a summer tradition that showcases athletic excellence, community pride, and the welcoming spirit of Readington Township. With the LDR Championship returning for the fourth time, August 8th promises another memorable chapter in the race's history.

The Race starts and ends at the Three Bridges Volunteer Fire House.

Timing and scoring will be conducted by Main Steet Marathon Racing Systems.

There will also be mile markers and water stations along the way.

Any questions, please email us at [email protected] with the subject line "5 Mile Race".

Run the Vineyards 10th Year at Unionville Vineyards - many runners favorite fall destination!

Run an 8K or 5K trail course, pass miles of beautiful vines, and enjoy the relaxing post-race reception with awards ceremony, delicious wine, and live music! All ages and walkers welcome...More than a race...

Features:

• Chip Timed 5K and 8K Races with Live-Streamed Results. 8K Race starts at 9AM. 5K starts at 9:05 AM.

• Post Race glass of wine included, additional wine available for purchase

• "Run the Vineyards" Souvenir stemless Wine Glass included

• Custom high-quality Tech Tee included or Long Sleeve upgrade available for $6 extra. Women's, Adult/Men's options. **Please sign up by Oct 25 to guarantee your first choice. Many extras are ordered and available on a first come first served basis after Oct. 25.

• Multiple Water Stations and Finish Line Waters and Bananas.

• Run the Vineyards Finisher Medal available for purchase online for $8 or race day for $10 (while supplies last)

Relaxing Post Race Atmosphere:

• Live Musician Gene Shepherd performing at 9:45am-12 Noon

• Food Truck on site with great food options!

• Award Medals for Top 3 Overall and Age Groups Male and Female - 14 & under, 15-19, 20-29, and every 10 yrs.

• Free Downloadable Photos

More Race Details:

• Walkers and all ages welcome. Need to register to be on the course for the safety of all participants. 1 Hour Time Limit for 5K. 1 Hour 40 Min. Time limit for 8K kindly requested.

• Spectators welcome. Additional wine available for purchase after race

• Race is rain or shine. No refunds or deferrals.

Packet Pick-Up on Race Day: 7:30-8:30 AM at “Good Day for a Run” table. Arrive before 8:30 AM to pick up bib number and shirt. Races start at 9AM. Late arrivals can pick up swag but cannot start after 9 AM.

Volunteers receive glass of wine at after-party & free future race! View "Volunteer" tab for details & sign up!

Join us THIS Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26, 2026 for the 34th Annual CEA/JFI Turkey Trot. The event is NJ’s original Turkey Trot and consists of a 5K Run & 2M walk that takes participants through the historic streets of Flemington, NJ.

Each year, the CEA/JFI Trot has attracted upwards of 6,000 runners & walkers who help raise funds for CEA’s employment programs that benefit hundreds of individuals with disabilities. Since 1993, we have raised much needed funds to support our mission from the generous support of our sponsors, donors, and runners.

The CEA/JFI Turkey Trot has become a family holiday tradition for generations that offers expert and novice runners alike the opportunity to spend time with family, friends, and neighbors, to raise awareness and funding for services that help coach individuals into successful jobs in their community.