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Free for FSRC Members
Our low-key races are free for Steeplechaser members, so YAY! But for this race, you have to bring a pie. Homemade, store-bought - it doesn't matter.
You must be a club member on race day in order to get free race entry.
If you’re not a club member, you can join at https://runsignup.com/fsrc.
To look up your membership by name and/or email and to renew see: https://runsignup.com/fsrc and click Membership Lookup. If your membership has expired, click the Renew Now button next to your most recent membership. We have no idea why they have Renew Now next to older memberships, so please click the right one.
If you think you are a paid member of the club and you still can't register, please check that the spelling of your name and your birthday match the information in your RunSignup profile.
If this still doesn't offer the ability to register for the race for free, email [email protected] for assistance.
Finally - if you currently have an individual membership and would like to upgrade to "Two-In-Household" or "Family" membership in order to get the free race entry for family members, contact our membership committee at [email protected].
Race Day Registration
You may sign up on race day, but you'll need to do it online on your own device. We will not have paper forms or registration kiosks. Cell service is poor at the race site, so please register before you arrive.
Course Description
The course is a paved beautiful, but hilly country road in northern Frederick County.
Course map
Prizes
The top men and ladies get their choice of pies while the rest of us choose in order of finish time.
Disclaimer/Amenities
This is a low-budget but fun event that we’ve done over and over again to fill in gaps in the running schedule (“pie filler” Get it?). The race is adequately marked, measured, and timed, but there is minimal aid (one water station you pass twice with just water that could be self-serve if no one shows up to help). There is no traffic control (but there’s very little traffic out there).
As always, everyone runs at their own risk (not a race for pre-teen children to run on their own).
Come out, have a great run, and share some pie!
Logistics
The race will be chip timed, but still please make sure that you stay in order as you cross the finish line where volunteers will scan your bib -- we do this as a backup to resolve any missed chip reads which might occur.
Saturday, July 18th, 2026
8:00am Gunshot Start
East Berlin Area Community Center
5k Age Groups: 14 & under * 15-19 * 20-24 * 25-29 * 30-34 * 35-39 * 40-44 *45-49 * 50-54 * 55-59 * 60-64 * 65-69 * 70 & over
Medals will be given out for all age groups
Overall Cash Awards: 1st Place $150, 2nd Place $125, 3rd Place $100
Packet & Bib Pick Up: Saturday, July 18, 6:30-7:45am
In person registration is available Friday July 17th 6pm-7pm & Saturday July 18th 6:30am-7:45am
The Kid's Fun Run will start at 8:45am-prizes for all
Raffles prizes & Door prizes for runners and spectators
Complimentary water bottles & towels will be available at the finish line
Post-race food gathering during award presentations
Results can be seen immediately through the Black Cat Timing link and will be posted on Facebook later.
Jogging strollers are permitted in our race
If you have any questions, you can direct them to [email protected]
JOIN THE TOWN OF WYOMING & THE SEASHORE STRIDERS FOR ONE OF THE FIVE OLDEST ROAD RACES IN THE STATE OF DELAWARE...
NAME OF EVENT
LOCATION & PARKING:
COURSE:
RACE START TIME:
10K start time - 8:00 am
5K run and 5K competitive walk start time - 8:00 am
REGISTRATION:
Feb. 17th - June 30th..."Early Bird" price for the 5K run and 5K competitive walk is $35 and the 10K run is $40
July 1st - July 17th..."Pre-Registration" price for the 5K run and 5K competitive walk increased to $40 and the 10K run to $45
July 18th..."Race Day" price will be $45 for the 5k run and 5K competitive walk and $50 for the 10k run
WAYS TO REGISTER:
Online Registration through RUNSIGNUP here at this site. The easiest and most popular way to register for Seashore Strider events.
Race Day/On-Site Registration beginning at 7 am in Wyoming Park at the Start/Finish area. Participants are encouraged to pre-register
Rain or Shine and no refunds or deferrals.
PACKET PICK-UP:
On race day, pick up bib and t-shirt at registration tables starting at 7:00am in Wyoming Park at the Start/Finish area
If the Event has over 200 Pre-Registered we will consider an early pick-up on Friday...Registered Participants will be notified.
SPONSOR/HOST:
TO BENEFIT:
Town of Wyoming Scholarship Fund
To Read about the Scholarship and/or make a donation to the cause, please click the blue "DONATION" button at the top of the page. Thank You!
AWARDS:
For the 10K & 5K Run Events: Our famous hand-carved buffalo awards go to 1st , 2nd , and 3rd place male & female runners in 5-year age groups, starting at 9 & under through 80 & over.
For the 5K competitive walk event: Our famous hand-carved buffalo awards go to the top 5 male & top 5 female finishers.
AWARD PICK-UP:
RACE SWAG:
POST-RACE PARTY:
RACE TIMING:
SAFETY GUIDELINES:
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Great Appalachian Valley Race: Half Marathon, 10K and 5K
July 19, 2025 in Shippensburg, PA 17257
We are happy to announce that this event is part of our new Half Marathon Series. More information is available by clicking on the link below:
https://events.elitefeats.com/half
For any event questions, please email [email protected]. Thank you!
Run through the beautiful countryside in Pennsylvania!
Run on a fast, flat trail through the lush, scenic countryside.
Walkers and families are welcome.
There will be food and drink post-race.
4 hour time limit for all events.
EARLY START INFO
Here is the information going forward for all races regarding early starts:
No early starts for 5K/10K
A single early start time 1 hour before the actual start time for Half (& Full if applicable)
No awards for any early starts
Also, anyone doing the early start should be trying to run a 15min mile or slower for the half or full. If they end up doing faster than 2:15 for the half they may not get a time.
All first time half marathon finishers will receive a plaque that commemorates their first half or full marathon finish. The athletes will also receive their finisher’s medal. Go to registration after you finish and let them know you ran your first half.
We are proud to announce that we have a non-binary registration option that has their own awards categories: overall and age groups.
SWAG
Elite Feats is known for high-end, well-designed SWAG at our events. Entry fees will include:
Beautiful Medal and Lanyard
T-shirt
Running ankle socks
2024 Medal
I Run for Fun socks
Thank you for your Service!
All of our events feature a 10% discount on race entry for all service members and their family. Military discount link.
Contact [email protected] with any questions. We are always happy to answer any questions you have about our races. For additional information and race updates please check our website: https://elitefeats.com. Thank you for participating in Elite Feats Event!
Image by Paul Brennan from Pixabay
The Race to Cure Sarcoma (RTCS) brings together hundreds of members of the community who have been impacted by this disease. Each year, the Sarcoma Foundation of America raises awareness and funds for much-needed research, through RTCS events across the country. JOIN US for our annual event in the Nation's Capital!
TOGETHER WE CAN FIND A CURE.
Please join in for our annual Firefighter 50 Bike Ride. You will cycle through the beautiful countryside of Carroll County, Frederick County, MD and Adam's County, PA. All 5 fully supported rides start and finish at the Pleasant Valley Fire Company. An all you can eat lunch is included with your registration.
Event details and schedule
Event Details:
registration begins at 6:00am
show and go at 6:00-9:00am
special "all you can eat" lunch is served from 11am to 5pm
fully supported rides SAG/Sweep/Rest Stops until 4pm
Recommended Latest Start Times:
Century 6:30am
Metric Century 7:30am
Half Century 8:00am
Recreational Ride 8:30am
Sweet "16" Ride 9:00am
Calling all kids ages 6 to 17! Join CORE Foundation for a swim, bike, and run in Reston, Virginia. Para and adaptive athletes are welcome! Distances vary by age.
This event focuses on participation rather than competition, making every athlete feel like a winner. Parents and families are encouraged to come out and cheer on all the athletes!
Come out and enjoy this scenic 5k/10k through the trails of Black Hill Regional Park.
Enjoy this 5k/10k will run inside of Pratt Park/St Clair Brooks Park in historic Fredericksburg will be a great race to look for a PR or just to have fun and give back to a great charity.
Walkers and strollers are welcome to attend this event.
Potomac River Running is turning 22! and we are ready to party! Join =PR= Fairfax and Celebrate our Birthday on Sunday, July 20!
Click for Packet Pick Up Details
The Columbia Association KIDS Triathlon is a race for all level athletes. Staged at Clemens Crossing Pool in Columbia, MD, participants will complete a pool swim, road bike and paved trail run. The bike course is moderate in elevation change and the run course is relatively flat. Registration includes t-shirt and finisher medal. This race is sanctioned by USA Triathlon. Additional race information can be found at www.rivalraceseries.com/columbiakidstriathlon.
7-8 YRS OLD
Swim - 50 yards, Bike - 2 miles, Run - .5 mile
9-10 YRS OLD
Swim - 100 yards, Bike - 2 miles, Run - .5 mile
11-12 YRS OLD
Swim - 100 yards, Bike - 4 miles, Run - 1 mile
13 -15 YRS OLD
Swim - 150 yards, Bike - 6 miles, Run - 1 mile
The 6.4 mile West Side Quarry is the third race in the FXBG Trail Series. Similar to the 5k, runners will start along the Beach trail next to the Rappahannock River — familiar terrain to those of you in the series.
Midway through, the course delivers its defining feature: one main climb that asks you to dig a little deeper. It’s steady and honest — enough to get your heart rate up and your legs working — but manageable with smart pacing. Crest the top, and you’re rewarded with a sense of accomplishment and a renewed stride.
The later miles roll and weave through a series of undulating hills, keeping things playful and engaging all the way to the finish. With a total elevation gain of 426 feet, this race offers a balanced challenge — approachable yet dynamic — perfect for runners who enjoy a mix of flow, focus, and just the right amount of grit.
The swim takes place in the Riverside Gardens 25 meter pool. The Riverside Gardens course may be the fastest and flattest course in our series. The bike course does have seven turns (one turnaround) per loop, so it is a bit more technical than the Stratford course. The run is an out and back on Buckboard sidewalk.
The Junior Girls and U19 Women of Rock Creek Velo cordially invite you on an ice cream social ride.
If you are a junior girl age 9 - 18 by December 31, 2027 and you would like to learn more about the world of competitive cycling this ride is for you! The only thing we love more than riding bikes is talking about riding bikes, oh yeah, and ice cream. Did we mention that we will stop mid ride at Carmen's in Kensington for a ride snack?
Meet at Veirs Mill Local Park at the north end of Beach Drive at 5:45 with a 6:00 pm safety briefing and rollout. The ride is just over 5 miles each way. Our route takes us on Rock Creek Trail until we turn onto Kensington Parkway. We will ride on the road on Kensington Parkway until we reach Carmen's. After enjoying our frozen treats, we will follow the same path in reverse. You can find the entire route linked below.
Your rider should be able to manage a 10 mile ride on mostly flat, smooth surfaces without stopping in order to participate.
To join us on Monday, July 20th. You will need:
a bike - any bike in good working condition will do
a helmet and water - REQUIRED
bike lights AKA “blinkies” (front and back) if you have them
all your questions about bike racing and team life
your gelati, custard, milkshake, or Italian Ice order
Adult ride-alongs are encouraged. Registration and waivers are required for both junior and adult participants.
Is your child interested in middle school cross country or looking to build on their running experience? Led by Sherando High School's Head Cross Country Coach Megan Roberts, this camp is designed for young runners who can comfortably run at least one continuous mile and want to improve their endurance, technique, and confidence. Each session includes dynamic warm-ups, running drills, stretching, and a variety of workouts to help develop strength and stamina. From scenic trail runs to engaging team activities, campers will build skills, make friends, and gain a deeper love for the sport in a supportive, fun environment!
Ages: 10-13
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DIRTY KITTEN GRAVEL FEST (formerly DKGR)
July 25 & 26, 2026 @ Locust Hill Farm & Preserve (Rapidan, VA)
Presented by Dirty Kitten Productions
Dirty Kitten Gravel Fest/DKGF (formerly DKGR) is our newly designed, community-focused, festival-style, off-road adventure, bike party weekend at Locust Hill Farm & Preserve (LHFP) in Rapidan, VA - the same location where we hosted DKGR.
Co-hosted by Dirty Kitten Productions and local equestrian group, Bull Run Hunt, our events always help to support and make donations to local, non-profit organizations in the surrounding area.
DKGF 2026 will be the 8th year we have hosted an event at the farm; however, this year will NOT have a mass start gravel race as we've done in the past. Instead, we want to celebrate and showcase our grassroots, adventure-gravel and off-road cycling community by throwing a festival-style bike party weekend with various rides, challenges, activities, skills sessions, workshops, clinics, talks, demos, food, beverages, music, entertainment, expo, vendors, community hangs, camping* and a damn good time!
*NOTE: There are off-site camping options available for both Friday & Saturday (at an additional cost). Sorry, there is NO participant camping available on-site at LHFP. Information can be found in the “Camping” section below.
Registration: DIRTY KITTEN GRAVEL FESTIVAL
Registration opens to the public on March 9, 2026. Participants can register for one or both days. Juniors (U18) receive a $25 registration discount. Sorry, no same-day registration. There are a total of 200 registration spots available.
Weekend: Sat & Sun: starting at $150 - price increases July 6th (extended)
1 Day Only (Sat/Sun): starting at $100 - price increases July 6th (extended)
Your entry fee includes: Access to the property, parking, event swag, rides, activities, clinics, lunch, beverages, snacks, music/entertainment, group tent spot, expo, and a damn good time!
NO REFUNDS!!! Unfortunately, there are NO refunds, but you can opt for a registration credit (prior to 1 month before the event) or transfer your entry to someone else (see below). A $10 transfer fee will be applied.
Entry Transfers: All transfers must be completed prior to July 20, 2026. If you are unable to participate and would like to transfer your entry OR if you would like to move into another category/field, you can do so directly through BikeReg (info here).
Weekend Schedule (TENTATIVE): Updated 6/18/26
Subject to change depending on weather and other safety precautions
6:30am - Property opens for parking
7:00am - 8:00am Check-in at the cabin (coffee & refreshments)
8:00am - 12:00pm Morning Challenges, Rides, and Skills Sessions
o Challenge: Zoomies! (short-track, gravel circuit)*
o Rides: Adventure Gravel & Mixed-Surface (various options 20-50+ miles)
o Skills Sessions/Clinics: Off-Road Skills Sessions & Rides (mtb/gravel/cx)
o Music: Joe Reiman
o Talks & Workshops: Riding, Training & Racing Q&A (w/ Coach Jill Patterson); Getting Your Mind in Gear (w/ Pat Spencer); Bikepacking Adventures (w/ Tia Moore); Bike Maintenance (TBA)
o Rides: Adventure Gravel & Mixed-Surface (various options 20-50+ miles)
o Skills Sessions/Clinics: Off-Road Skills Sessions & Rides (mtb/gravel/cx)
o Activities: Bike Rodeo, Relay Games, Obstacle Course (DK GravelCX), more TBA
4:00pm Community Hang & Beverages
5:00pm Downtown Culpeper Events (optional) - TBA
6:30am - Property opens for parking
7:00am - 8:00am Check-in at the cabin (coffee & refreshments)
8:00am - 11:00am Morning Challenges, Rides, and Skills Sessions
o Challenges: Kitten Crusher Hill Climb Challenge & DK Gravel TT Challenge
o Rides: Adventure Gravel & Mixed-Surface (various options 20-50+ miles)
o Skills Sessions/Clinics: Off-Road Skills Sessions & Rides (mtb/gravel/cx)
o Music: Joe Reiman
o Talks & Workshops: Riding, Training & Racing Q&A (w/ Coach Jill Patterson); Getting Your Mind in Gear (w/ Pat Spencer); Bikepacking Adventures (w/ Tia Moore); Bike Maintenance (TBA)
o Rides: Adventure Gravel & Mixed-Surface (various options 20-50+ miles)
o Skills Sessions/Clinics: Off-Road Skills Sessions & Rides (mtb/gravel/cx)
o Activities: Bike Rodeo, Relay Games, Obstacle Course (DK GravelCX), more TBA
3:00pm Community Hang & Beverages
4:00pm Farewell - Safe travels!
*NEW: Zoomies! Presented by Reynolds Subaru of Orange. On Saturday morning (8am-12pm), we will host a lapped, gravel circuit challenge ride on part of the classic DKGR course (approx 5-10 miles/lap). Think: gravel crit! Riders will be challenged to complete as many circuits as they can or want within a specific time block (approx 3-4 hours) either solo or as a relay team (2-4 members). Riders will start in waves and laps may be timed, but there will be no awards or podiums (we may have some random prizes). This is NOT an “official” race; it's a fun challenge. Get ready to Zoom!
Property Info: Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Locust Hill Farm & Preserve (LHFP) is a private farm that encompasses over 5,000 continuous acres of privately-owned land with 20+ miles of scenic, gravel/dirt farm roads and wooded trails. The property features historic farmland with serene creeks and ponds, open fields, and forest trails. The Robinson River runs parallel to one side of the property providing a great option for cooling off in the summer heat. This area is an outdoor-adventure and off-road cycling enthusiast's dream as well as a beautiful wildlife haven.
Terrain: Locust Hill Farm & Preserve is 100% unpaved with the majority of the terrain being secluded gravel farm roads, as well as some dirt/grass double-track and wooded, forest trails. The roads vary from being smooth and groomed in some areas to rough, choppy, and bumpy in other areas with the possibility of some mud if there is rain. There is a VERY STEEP climb in the middle of the property (containing grades over 20%) that is rideable by some but a hike-a-bike for many. Be prepared to suffer. Only the toughest can conquer the KITTEN CRUSHER!!
*Gravel, cross, and mountain bikes are recommended (anything with 32mm tires and up). Road bikes are NOT a good choice. E-bikes (pedal assist/non-throttle powered) are welcome. HELMETS REQUIRED! NO AEROBARS!
Private Property - Locust Hill Farm & Preserve is a working farm* that we have so graciously received permission to use from the landowners for our events. The only public roads connected to the farm are Robinson River Road/Rt. 721 and a small portion of Peacock Lane (both are small, local, gravel roads). Riding ANY private sections of the property prior to event weekend will be considered trespassing and could seriously jeopardize the event, as well as our ability to host anything at this venue in the future (and will result in immediate registration removal).
*Please keep in mind that this is a working farm. Although we are in constant contact with the landowners and farmers to ensure everyone’s safety, there is a possibility that you will encounter farm vehicles, livestock, and wildlife. Eyes up and ears open at all times!!
Property Map & Elevation Profile:
Directions: Start & Finish @ Locust Hill Farm Preserve - 8070 N James Madison Highway, Rapidan, VA 22733 (turn off Rt. 15/James Madison Highway and continue down gravel road).
Parking: Grass/field parking ONLY - The property will open at 6:30AM on both Saturday & Sunday. When you enter the farm, continue along the gravel road until you see volunteers and/or parking signs. The landowners have asked that we park in specific areas so as not to damage crops or interfere with livestock. Please be patient and respect our volunteers when you arrive.
Camping: $20/person
Freedom Fields Farm - 8048 Oak Park Rd, Locust Dale, VA 22948 (Owner: Rosie Campbell)
Approx. 2 miles from event site
Limited availability (~50 spots total)
Tent & car camping options available
RV/Large Vehicle camping available at an additional charge (+$10/vehicle)
Open field parking & camping (plan accordingly)
Camping areas will be clearly marked (look for signage)
NO power or hookup available (potable water available on-site)
NO open fires; camp stoves permitted (for cooking purposes only)
Restrooms/Port-a-John & wash station available
SORRY, NO DOGS PERMITTED ON THE PROPERTY
*Campers must sign a separate camping waiver and are responsible for their own gear/vehicles. Plan to bring additional camp equipment (stakes, weights, etc) and prepare for a range of weather (heat, rain, wind, etc).
Vendor/Expo Booth: Reserved 10x10 spots are available near the registration area for one or both days (Sat/Sun) - $25/day or $40/weekend. Registered participants and event partners can contact the Event Director for a FREE expo/vendor pass. You must provide your own tent/table and supplies.
Water, Support, First Aid: There is limited access to well water on-site so please plan on bringing your own supplemental water and supplies. Temperatures can be scorching in the area during the summer, and although it is cooler in the woods, parts of the property run through open farmland which can feel like desert temperatures later in the day. We will have bottled water available in coolers along with additional hydration and fuel options throughout the weekend. Bike tech assistance will be available throughout the weekend. Basic First Aid supplies will be at the cabin.
Food & Beverages: We are always exploring options for providing food & beverages to participants at our events. Breakfast and lunch details will be provided closer to the event. There will be vegetarian and vegan options offered. Various beverage options will be available throughout the weekend. Outside food and drink are welcome. Please be conscientious of your surroundings and use the trash cans that are provided or take your trash with you.
Restrooms: Available on-site throughout the weekend (port-o-pots & wash stations)
Accommodations: Off-site camping is available 2 miles from the event venue (see camping section for details). We have a room block at The Baymont by Wyndam Culpeper ($125/night). Contact the hotel and let them know you are booking under “Dirty Kitten Gravel” room block for July (Group Block Code: 072426DIRm Group Block ID: Block462744). Booking link HERE.
Partners/Sponsors/Supporters: We would like to thank our event partners, sponsors, and supporters without whom our events would not be possible! Entourage Talent Associates, Reynolds Subaru of Orange, Blue Ridge Cyclery, Bike Doctor Frederick, HandUp Gloves, Cutaway Custom, HiFi Wheels, Chamois Butt'r, Wegmans, Athletic Brewing Company, Far Gohn Brewery, Commonwealth Joe Coffee Roasters, Visit Culpeper, and more TBA.
Dirty Kitten Gravel 3 Commandments: Be Safe, Have Fun, Don't Be a Jerk!
DK Event Policy: Dirty Kitten Productions is dedicated to providing fun, safe, and inclusive events for ALL riders, We will NOT tolerate any hateful, disrespectful, or inappropriate language/actions at our events. We reserve the right to ask someone to leave if they are unable to meet this expectation.
Contacts: Alex & Chris Howell (Event Co-Directors); Rosie Campbell (Freedom Fields Farm, camping)
For additional information, visit the BikeReg link, Dirty Kitten Gravel website, or our social media pages (Facebook & Instagram) for daily updates. Additional pre-race emails will go out prior to the event. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact us via email, phone, text, social media, or messenger pigeon. See you in July!
-Alex & Chris Howell (Dirty Kitten Productions)
Let's GLOW! This is a family-friendly, fun-filled EVENING race through Jefferson Patterson Park. Come early for the Finish-line Festival featuring lawn games, food trucks, and local beer & wine vendors, then stay late for the black-light DJ Dance Party. It's going to be lit!
Come out and enjoy this scenic half & 5k in the heart of Georgetown near the Nation’s Capital. Both events run on the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal path, however the Half Marathon begins/ends in Georgetown near the Potomac Boat Club while the 5K begins/ends at Fletcher’s Boat House.
Walkers are welcome to attend this event.
Since 2005 the Culpeper Triathlon has been staged out of Mountain Run Lake Park at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains. After a swim in Mountain Run Lake athletes roll out of T1 for a challenging bike course with great pavement and amazing views. It’s not a PR bike course, but it is so beautiful and a place you will come back to ride! The run course has great views of Mountain Run Lake, the Blue Ridge mountains and is a rolling mix of flats and steady hills. There is so much to see and do in Culpeper, VA. Main street offers an eclectic mix of restaurants, shopping and nightlife while the surrounding area offers great hiking, biking, fishing and more.