Bare Hill Sprint Triathlon, Duathlon and Aquabike

Join us for the Boxborough Recreation Commission's 4th Annual Run BXB!

Run BXB is a 5K and will take place on Sunday April 12, 2026 at 11am.

This year the Recreation Commission is using the race as a fundraiser to renovate the playground at Flerra Meadows in Boxborough, MA. $5 from each registration will go to support this project! Find out more about the playground here

The race will begin in the parking lot of Craft Food Halls located at 500 Beaver Brook Rd, Boxborough, MA 01719

Ample Parking Available At Craft Food Hall Parking Areas HERE

Pre and Post Race Festivities Hosted by Craft Food Halls

Course Map: MapMyRun

Race Day Event Schedule:

Parking & Check-in Opens - 10:00AM

Registration Closes - 10:45AM

Race Starts - 11:00AM

Prizes presented at 12:00PM

Join us on Sunday, May 3, 2026, at 11:00 AM as we kick off Mental Health Awareness Month with the inaugural Longest Mile for Bravest Minds. This professionally timed, one-mile uphill fundraiser takes place on scenic Oak Hill Road in Harvard, Massachusetts, climbing 180 feet along a course that may be short in distance but carries powerful meaning. Runners, walkers, families, and first responders will come together for a shared purpose: supporting mental health.

Hosted by the Harvard Fire-EMS Association, this event will benefit On-Site Academy, a nonprofit in Westminster, Massachusetts, dedicated to serving first responders and military veterans. A portion of the race proceeds will be donated to support their mission. The goal of this event is simple but important: to bring first responder mental health to the forefront and encourage open, honest conversations throughout the entire community.

First responders and veterans face situations that test even the strongest individuals. Behind every uniform, whether firefighter, EMT, police officer, dispatcher, corrections officer, military member, or hospital staff, is a human being. Some calls leave lasting emotional impacts and recognizing that it is okay to ask for help is a critical step toward healing. Through this event, we stand together to support one another and reinforce that no one must carry those burdens alone.

The experience continues beyond the finish line at Carlson Orchards, where participants and spectators are invited to stay and enjoy a community celebration. There will be live music, a food truck, and hard cider on tap. Families can also enjoy the Touch-A-Truck, where kids and adults alike can explore emergency vehicles, climb inside, and meet the first responders who operate them.

First responders are encouraged to participate in whatever way feels meaningful to them. Some may choose to run or walk in turnout gear, a uniform, or a weighted vest. Others may simply show up and stand alongside their peers. Every step taken is a visible reminder of solidarity and support for mental health.

Whether you run, walk, jog, or cheer from the sidelines, this event is open to everyone. You can make it competitive, casual, or simply a chance to be part of something bigger than yourself. One mile. One hill. One community, united for mental health.

Sign up, lace up, and join us!

NOTE: IF YOU ARE CREATING A TEAM AND SIGNING UP 5+ RUNNERS, PLEASE USE THE CONTACT LINK BELOW TO REQUEST A DISCOUNT CODE.

Join us on Sunday, May 3rd at 11:00 AM for the Longest Mile for Bravest Minds, a one mile fun run and walk with a powerful purpose. This scenic course climbs Oak Hill Road in beautiful Harvard, Massachusetts and offers a challenge that is short in distance but big in meaning.

This event is a fundraiser benefiting the Harvard Fire-EMS Association, with a strong focus on mental health awareness for first responders and the community as a whole. A portion of the proceeds will also be donated to OnSite Academy, supporting their mission to promote emotional wellness, resilience, and connection.

The fun does not stop at the finish line. After the race, participants and spectators are invited to an after event gathering at Carlson's Orchard, where ciders will be on tap and a food truck will be on site to serve hungry runners and walkers. It is the perfect chance to relax, connect, and enjoy one of Harvard’s favorite local spots.

At the finish line, families can enjoy a touch a truck experience, giving kids and adults a hands on look at fire and emergency vehicles and a chance to meet the people behind them.

Firefighters, police officers, EMTs, military members, and all fellow first responders are encouraged to participate in their gear if they choose. Whether you wear turnout gear, a weighted vest, or a uniform shirt, it is a powerful way to show solidarity, raise awareness, and stand together in support of mental health.

Whether you run, jog, walk, or cheer from the sidelines, this event is for everyone. Make it competitive, make it casual, or make it a team effort. One mile. One hill. One community coming together for mental health.

Sign up, lace up, and join us for a great cause and a great time.

Moving together to move our community forward!

All are welcome at this family-friendly run/walk event to support Acton-Boxborough Community Compass. Let's come together as a community (rain or shine!) and enjoy the power of connection.

Yankee Timing will be there to provide professional race timing to all participants, and medals will be awarded to the top finishers in each age group. But don’t let that intimidate you — you can go at any pace… run or walk, stroll with neighbors, or mingle with new friends. It’s all about having fun together!

Get the kids involved in giving back to the community with a One-Mile Fun Run! They'll be cheered along the route with bubbles and noisemakers. Fun prizes for the fastest and most spirited!

The 2026 Unified 5k and AdaptXpo is an inclusive road race and adaptive sports expo designed so that everyone can participate, whether they run, walk, row, or roll. The event raises critical funds for AdaptX education, research, community events, fitness programming, and grant initiatives. The Unified 5k is a space where athletes with and without disabilities show up together, challenge perceptions, and prove that fitness and sport are more meaningful when everyone has a place at the starting line.

Join us on May 30th at RFK Community Alliance for our 8th annual event where you can walk, run, roll, or row either the 5k (3.1 mile) or 1 mile course. Arrive early or hang around after the event to check out our vendors and clinics at the AdaptXpo, a celebration of organizations that focus on health, inclusion, accessibility, assistive technology, and adaptive sports.

Help us make fitness and physical activity accessible for every body.