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  • 357 Upper Ravine Rd, Norwich, New York, 13815, United States
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    Distance: 49.6 km from Cortland
    Sun, Aug 16, 2026 at 9:00 AM
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  • Distance: 37.3 km from Cortland
    Sat, Oct 03, 2026 at 10:00 AM

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    Dave Panella was a Friend, Father, Husband, and Inspiration through his positive attitude during his battle with cancer. We hope you will come to this race and ride as hard as Dave fought his battle. We know that Dave will be there in Spirit.

    Attention:

    • We can NO LONGER DRINK ALCOHOL at the race due to changes in Lion's club policies, sorry for any inconvienience.

    • Day-of registration available; cash only.

    See our Facebook Event page for prizes & the latest updates!

    Thanks to a grant from NYSBRA we're offering free entry to any New York State Cyclocross champion (2025). Please e-mail me for a unique coupon code at [email protected].

    KIDS FUN RIDE at 12:10 am- stiders or two-wheelers, helmets and parent participation required :) do not use training wheels, they will not work offroad.

    ***TWO RACE $15.00 Discount for all riders!

    Registration for first race opens at 9:00 am & closes 15 minutes prior to start time for each field.

    Directions:

    From Rt 12 take 206 east. Proceed through town, through the light, over the bridge and it's the second right - Look for the DPM Sign!

    From 206 West coming into Greene, the turn will be on your left across from Juliand St. If you get to the bridge, turn around and go back! - Look for the DPM Sign!

    Food for everyone before and after the race!

    • There will be a food truck at the race in the morning thru the afternoon. (sorry she didn't show up last year, there was a morning mishap that prevented her from making the race)

    This year’s race proceeds will be donated to Mom's House in Johnson City who provides daycare while for single parents pursuing a college education.

    Many thanks to all our sponsors! :

    Wegmans, Raw Revolution, Skratch Labs, Visions Federal Credit Union, Beer Tree, Best Bagels in Town, Confluence Running & Chenango Point Cycles.

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  • Distance: 28.3 km from Cortland
    Sun, Nov 08, 2026 at 9:00 AM

    Join us for our second annual fast-paced indoor triathlon at the Y!

    This sprint-style event is great for first-timers and seasoned athletes alike. Participants will swim in our 25-yard pool, bike on a spin bike, and run on a treadmill — each for a set amount of time. Distances in each discipline will be recorded to determine your overall results.

    The format will be as follows

    10-minute swim

    10-minute transition from swim to bike

    20-minute bike

    5-minute transition from bike to treadmill

    10-minute treadmill

    Athletes as young as 8 are welcome. Anyone under 16 must have a guardian on-site (guardians are welcome to participate too). All participants under 12 must complete and pass the YMCA swim test at least one week prior to the event (by Sunday, November 1) and should be able to continuously swim for 10 minutes. Heats will be assigned and sent out as the event approaches.

    The event will tentatively take place on Sunday, November 8 and the first heat will start at 9am. Check in will start earlier. (This date is subject to change until early September)

    All proceeds benefit the YMCA Annual Campaign, helping provide financial assistance so that everyone in our community can access Y programs year-round.

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  • Distance: 30.1 km from Cortland
    Sat, May 29, 2027 at 9:00 AM

    Welcome to the FINGER LAKES FRESHET!

    freshet /freSHet/ noun - the springtime rush of fresh water from melting snow.

    (In 2027, routes will be in the reverse direction as previous years)

    This is a casual, unofficial, unsanctioned, and unsupported gravel bikepacking ride starting and ending in Stewart Park, Ithaca, NY, homeland of the Gayogohó:no people. This is a fun, but challenging ride! Less than half the riders completed it in our first two years. We avoid traffic as much as possible in our routing, but that means you can also expect some rough gravel, some singletrack, and some steep snowmobile trails. A burly gravel bike or a svelte mountain bike would be ideal. We'd recommend knobby 38-60 mm tires.

    This ride follows the self-supported ethics of other bikepacking events like The Adirondack Trail Ride, Vermont Super 8, Catskill Bikepacking Route, or the Tour Divide – meaning it's an unmarked route, with no sag wagon, no planned feed stations, etc, but you can utilize any publicly available services. And there probably won't be anyone at the finish line other than your friends and family.

    You can certainly ride fast – but we also encourage riders to go slow and ride together in groups. To this end, we've organized some group camping options around mile 70 and 90 of the longest two routes. And regardless of which route you sign up for, you can switch routes if you're feeling more or less ambitious on the day of the ride.

    Riders who wish to push themselves physically and mentally may choose to do so, but will need to agree to be safe about it and be respectful of everyone they encounter en route – especially on rail trails where cyclists need to yield to all other users. If you want friends and family to be able to follow your progress in real-time, we'll have the routes on Trackleaders and facilitate SPOT rental (about $85) or the PING phone app (about $15). But riders aren't required to do this unless you want your official time posted or you hope to set an official FKT (Fastest Known Time) for a route. It's the only feasible way for us to fairly and accurately record times. As a bonus, the Trackleaders webpage holds an archived event replay for all tracked events, where you can follow along with the race and ride flow! What a fun record!

    In years past, the event was held the first weekend in early May, but for many reasons we are shifting a few weeks later. We'll continue to update the routes to avoid muddy sections. More details on routes, parking, camping, GPS tracking, and other logistics will be sent to registered riders as the Freshet approaches.

    Photos, including Rigs of the Freshet portraits, can be found on our Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/fingerlakesfreshet/

    Past results:

    In 2026, out of 75 registered riders, we had 31 intrepid finishers (listed below). Full replays can be found at https://trackleaders.com/freshet26. These were the courses in 2026:

    Dew Drop: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54446566

    Tiny Trickle: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54433808

    Swollen Stream: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54433931

    Raging River: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/50554703

    Name Route Time

    Barry Derfel Dew Drop 5 hours, 28 minutes

    Benjamin Moss Tiny Trickle 5 hours, 29 minutes

    Bryan Brown Tiny Trickle Completed

    Dakin Henderson Swollen Stream 1 day, 7 hours, 30 minutes

    Donal Fitterer Tiny Trickle Completed

    Jacob Meyer Tiny Trickle 6 hours, 28 minutes

    James Graves Swollen Stream 20 hours, 31 minutes

    Jason Ceresoli Swollen Stream 1 day, 7 hours, 30 minutes

    Jenny VanEtten Tiny Trickle Completed

    Joseph Kraushaar Dew Drop 4 hours, 45 minutes

    Kat Eshenour Dew Drop 8 hours, 47 minutes

    Kathy Stenehjem Tiny Trickle 1 day, 4 hours

    Kati VanEtten Tiny Trickle Completed

    Kiern Feeney Swollen Stream 15 hours, 50 minutes

    Lynde Metzler Swollen Stream 2 days, 5 hours, 17 minutes

    Madison Musham Swollen Stream Completed

    Maggie Coulter Tiny Trickle 1 day, 3 hours, 36 minutes

    Marty Christofferson Raging River 3 days, 13 hours, 4 minutes

    Matt Mogck Tiny Trickle Completed

    Meike van Leerdam Tiny Trickle 1 day, 4 hours

    Mike Sigona Dew Drop Completed

    Nat Hughes Dew Drop 8 hours, 47 minutes

    Paul Kingsbury Swollen Stream 1 day, 12 hours, 36 minutes

    Paul Vidovich Swollen Stream 2 days, 33 minutes

    Rob Joyce Tiny Trickle 7 hours, 47 minutes

    Sam Rimm-Kaufman Tiny Trickle 1 day, 4 hours

    Seth Deane Tiny Trickle 1 day, 3 hours, 36 minutes

    Shawn Alexander Swollen Stream 15 hours, 44 minutes

    Steve Gomez Swollen Stream 19 hours, 24 minutes

    Trevor August Swollen Stream 15 hours, 44 minutes

    Yvette de Boer Tiny Trickle Completed

    In 2025, out of 52 registered riders, only 17 courageous riders finished (listed below). Much fun was had, despite the rain and tough conditions, and it was a beautiful green spring ride, abounding with water, camaraderie, wildflowers, plenty of mud, some sublime moments, and some challenge. Kudos to TJ, who rode from his house for a total of 190 miles! Full replay here: https://trackleaders.com/freshet25. Also see the links on rider names for articles or videos of their 2025 Freshet experience.

    Name Route Time

    Ace Repka Tiny Trickle Completed

    Austen Mack-Crane Tiny Trickle Completed

    Bryan Brown* Raging River 6 days, 7 hours, 5 minutes

    Chris St. Clair Tiny Trickle Completed

    David Tremblay Swollen Stream 1 day, 15 hours, 18 minutes

    Erin Hassett Swollen Stream 1 day, 11 hours, 54 minutes

    Jake Meyer Raging River 5 days, 11 hours, 24 minutes

    John Dennis Tiny Trickle Completed

    Jonas Biren Tiny Trickle 5 hours, 21 minutes

    Keith Surrena Swollen Stream 19 hours, 15 minutes

    Kenneth Ruddell Tiny Trickle Completed

    Nat Hughes Tiny Trickle Completed

    Pablo Gross Swollen Stream 2 days, 8 hours, 45 minutes

    Ryan Dunaway Tiny Trickle Completed

    Simon Ingall Swollen Stream 1 day, 16 hours, 3 minutes

    TJ Joyce Swollen Stream 19 hours, 15 minutes

    Yoav Maor Tiny Trickle 5 hours, 2 minutes

    *Not entirely self-supported (stayed at a friend's house one night)

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