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Join us in remembering all murder victims and help fight for their justice.
DNA 5K: Run for ‘Hope’, Stand for Justice
Inspired by Carmen Hope VanHuss, and
In Partnership with CRIME STOPPERS OF CENTRAL INDIANA
We aim to raise money for advanced DNA testing to uncover crucial answers,
and ensure that the pursuit of justice continues for those who no longer have a voice.
With over 7000 cold cases in Indiana, DNA testing is critical in the pursuit of justice for these families.
And while we are lucky this technology exists, tests can run in the tens of thousands of dollars for one case depending on what is needed. Therefore, substantial fundraising is needed to ensure this crucial testing is accessible in a timely manner to all who need it. Please help us in this important pursuit!
*Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana is a 501(c)3 Organization -any donation you make is tax deductible.
Join us for our fifth annual Burris Hoot Scoot 5K, 1 mile, and Owlet Dash! Spend the morning getting active and gathering with the family and our Burris community for a fitness fundraiser and post-race festivities!
Register by August 15 to guarantee your Hoot Scoot t-shirt! Supplies will be limited on a first-come, first-served basis after.
Proceeds benefit the Burris Owls PTSO in their support of the teachers, students, and families of Burris Laboratory School for the 2026-2027 academic year. The Burris Owls PTSO is a 501c3 organization that hosts community events and teacher appreciation throughout the year, awards an annual scholarship to a graduating Burris senior, offers teacher grant opportunities, and more.
Strength In Our Streets is a one-day Indiana Fitness Competition that will host an estimated 40, 12 person teams (480 athletes) from CrossFit affiliates and various gyms across Indiana. 100% of the proceeds benefit the work of Wheeler Mission, Indiana’s largest homeless service provider.
Participating athletes work together to fundraise to help people experiencing life threatening issues such as homelessness and addiction. Since the event debuted in 2014, this event has raised more than 1.4 million dollars through peer-to-peer fundraising.
This volunteer-organized, family-friendly, fun 5K Run/Walk takes place on the beautiful, historic campus of IPS Arsenal Technical High School and aims to combine health, history and a sense of community. First-time 5k runners, young runners and children are encouraged to participate. It is a casual, mixed-terrain 5k course (asphalt, concrete, brick, grass, gravel). Race starts at 9:00 a.m., and on-site registration and bib pickup start at 8:00 a.m.
Participate along with friends, family, your neighborhood, Tech alumni, clubs and teams, or join in as an individual. Everyone is welcome! Whether this is your first 5k or your 50th, we encourage runners, walkers, and teams to enjoy the course around the historic grounds and help raise money to support students.
High school seniors who would like to be eligible for an individual scholarship need to participate in some way - either completing the race or volunteering. Race entries for students are free, but do not include a race t-shirt. Arsenal Tech Extracurricular Clubs who want to be eligible for a grant also need to have members participate, volunteer or contribute in some way. Scholarships and grant amounts are determined by the funds raised, and number of applications received.
Since its inception in 2000, the Arsenal 5K Run/Walk has donated more than $65,000 in college scholarships to Near Eastside high school seniors, and has recently begun awarding funds to extracurricular clubs at Arsenal Technical High School.
Arsenal 5k Inc., has recently incorporated as a registered 501c3 non-profit. We appreciate your continued support!
The Back Your Badge Marathon is a premier running event proudly sponsored by the Town of Plainfield to honor and support all Public Safety Agencies — Police, Fire, and Communications. These dedicated professionals have made a shared commitment to the health and wellness of their personnel, and now it’s your turn to join them on the course. Celebrate community, wellness, and service at the 4th Annual Back Your Badge Marathon, featuring three exciting race distances — the 5K, Half Marathon, and Full Marathon — giving runners and walkers of all levels a chance to participate.
The scenic, USA Track & Field Certified Course highlights the very best of Plainfield, combining historic US 40, the Plainfield Parks Trail System, and routes that pass local police, fire, and communications facilities. Each participant chooses an agency to represent, and every mile completed adds to that agency’s total. The team with the most combined miles will earn bragging rights and the coveted traveling trophy. Beyond the finish line, every step makes a difference. All proceeds directly support Public Safety Beneficent Programs, Local Youth Assistance Programs, and the Back Your Badge Paramedic Scholarship Fund, investing in the next generation of those who serve.
Join us in celebrating fitness, unity, and service — and show your support for those who protect and serve our community every day.
Five hours of trail racing in Franke Park!
Grab your gear and get ready for five hours of type 2 fun on the technical trails of Franke Park. As a trail runner, mountain bike rider or wheelchair athlete, you'll complete as many laps as you can in the five hour time limit.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Runners follow a three mile loop in the east side of Franke Park.
Riders follow a five mile loop on the west side of Franke Park.
Wheelchair athletes will follow a two mile loop on pavement and gravel
We will record your progress on a whiteboard and on a timing mat.
All laps must be completed within the five hour time limit.
We encourage you to setup a home base near the HUB at base of Derby Hill.
No aid stations on the course. Food and drink will be available at the HUB.
All participants will share the timing mat and complete many full laps as they can in the five hour time limit.
No credit will be given for incomplete laps!
The participant that completes the highest number of full laps will be declared the category winner.
In the event of a tie, the participant that completes the fastest first lap will be declared the category winner.
Lunch will be provided for registered competitors and Crew/Spectators in the HUB.
Endurance athletes of all levels are welcome to participate!
Riders must wear a bicycle helmet!
We also recommend safety glasses for riders.
HERE'S THE BASIC TIMELINE:
Friday, September 18th
Saturday, September 19th
7:30AM-8:45AM-Check-in at the HUB
8:45AM-9:00AM-Last minute race info/instructions
9:00AM-2:00PM- Dirty Fox Challenge
2:30PM-3:00PM- Awards at the HUB
AWARDS WILL BE GIVEN TO THE WINNER OF EACH CATEGORY
Top MTB Female Rider
Top MTB Male Rider
Top Female Runner
Top Male Runner
Top Female Wheelchair
Top Male Wheelchair
Funds raised will be donated to Summit City Singletrack. SCS is responsible for the trail maintenance and trail projects in the Franke Park trail network.
Parkinson’s Steady Strides 5K
Dedicated to the physical, mental, emotional and social needs of those living with Parkinson’s disease in the Greater Dayton/Cincinnati metroplex, Parkinson Support & Wellness exists to help those with PD learn about the disease, which empowers individuals to take control and make connections with local resources like support and exercise groups.
Steady Strides, a timed 5K race and walk brings people together to raise funds for our mission to serve the local Parkinson community. These funds go directly toward financial grants made to local exercise and therapy organizations and to essential educational programs like PD-EDU.
Our big day isn't just a 5k; it's a joyful gathering of our community and a demonstration of the impact we can make when we work together. Free food from some of our area’s iconic brands, musical entertainment and a Basket Raffle extravaganza will be found in the Wetterer’s Way concourse adjacent to the Start/Finish line.
Fundraising Teams
Friends and family teams are the core that makes Steady Strides a financial success and a truly communal gathering. Joined by a common connection to Parkinson Disease, these groups come together to assure that the support services so vital to a full and active life are available to their loved ones. Teams take on their own personalities and make sure to include fun as a focus of the day. And they can get pretty competitive when it comes to number of participants and funds raised.
Support for the teams frequently ranges beyond immediate, even extended, families and circle of friends. Teams solicit sponsors from their communities and across their social media groups as well. This raises awareness and grows financial contributions.
Team captains are supported by the Steady Strides Race Committee and will be contacted by the committee to assist in recruiting.
Packet Pick-Up
Registration will be available at packet pickup and also on race day.
Wednesday, September 24, 2025 2:00-7:00 pm Queen City Running West 5819 Cheviot Road Cincinnati, OH 45247 513-918-4845
Thursday, September 25, 2025 11:00-3:00 pm Queen City Running North 8777 Cincinnati-Dayton Rd. West Chester, OH 45069 513-942-5005
Age Groups : 14 and under, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79; 80+
Awards
1st and 2nd overall
1st in each age group
Concourse and Race Day registration open at 8:00AM
Accessible parking available
Runners start: at 10:00AM
The fun doesn’t end at the finish line!
Our post-race party helps to distinguish Steady Strides as not just a great 5k, but a chance for our community to come together in fun and fellowship.
Course
Course Map
The 20th Annual Teal Power 5K Run & Charity Walk
Saturday, September 19, 2026
The Teal Power 5K Run and 3K Walk is a fun event for Ovarian Cancer Awareness hosted by the Ovarian Cancer Alliance of Greater Cincinnati honoring those touched by this disease. The event is open to men, women, and children of all ages, and of all experience levels. Some participants run or walk in honor or memory of someone, some are survivors, and some just enjoy getting out and supporting an awesome cause!
COURSE: Our event is at Summit Park, Blue Ash, OH. GPS coordinates: 39.250255, -84.386898 . Courses Start and Finish near the main stage and wind through Summit Park. See the course maps under the RACE INFO menu. Most of the course is paved, but there is one section that is a dirt trail.
SURVIVORS: If you are a survivor (any woman who has been diagnosed with ovarian or gynecological cancer), join us as our honorary guest. Your registration will be free. You must register to get a special T-shirt and gift. Gather for a special Survivor picture at 9:15am at the balloon arch and sign up for the free Survivor Raffle at the OCAGC booth!
HONOR SIGNS: Honor a loved one that has battled or is currently battling Ovarian Cancer. For a $35.00 donation we will place a sign recognizing the recipient along the course to encourage all the walkers and runners as we fight this disease together. Honor signs can be added to individual registrations or purchased through the STORE.
ACTIVITIES: Booths will open from 8:30am – 10:00am. We will have booths with ovarian cancer support information and vendors. There will also be raffles, an appearance by Rosie Red, music by Seton High School Vocal Ensemble, a Power Pets booth and other activities. Cash and credit card are accepted where needed.
RESERVE A VENDOR BOOTH: Share your information or products with our participants by having a booth at the event. In 2024, we had approximately 1,500 people at the park during our event. Vendors will have a festival type booth with boards on 3 sides, canopy roof, one table, and chairs. Reserve your booth at the RESERVE A VENDOR BOOTH Menu Tab.
POWER PARTNERS: The Teal Power Race and Walk recognizes and rewards participants who reach special fundraising milestones. These individuals are leading the way in the fight against ovarian cancer – and you can too!
TEAM PHOTOS: Dress in your favorite teal outfit, tutu, necklace, hat, etc.! Make a team sign! Bring your team spirit to the photo area by the balloon arch from 8:30am –10:00am.
TEAL POWER: Teal, the color of ovarian cancer, is admired but not required. By wearing teal you are showing your support for all the women and families that have been affected by ovarian cancer.
T-SHIRT PICKUP: Paid participants will receive a complimentary T-Shirt while supplies last. Pick up your t-shirt before the event at the Cancer Support Community, 4918 Cooper Road, Cincinnati, OH 45242 on Thursday, September 18 or Friday, September 19 from 11:00am until 6:00pm. Or pick up the morning of the event at the registration booth (while supplies last).
5K RUN DIVISONS: 15 and under, 16-24, 25-34, 35-44, 45-54, 55-64, 65 and over.
PARKING: Free parking is available at Summit Park. Follow signs and Parking Attendant directions upon arrival.
ONLINE REGISTRATION ONLY: You can sign up online through September 19, 2026, 10:00am. The fees are $35 for run/walk, $15 for children 12 and under, and free for survivors. No need to sign up kids under 6 unless they want a shirt. We strongly encourage participants to register online prior to attending the event; however, you can also register the day of the race at the registration booth.
VIRTUAL EVENT: We will have both a "Live" event as well as a "Virtual" option. If you prefer not to join us in person, we invite you to join us Virtually and safely Run or Walk at any location you choose between 9/13 and 9/20. You can upload your times directly to our results page. If you wish to change from Virtual to Live or vice versa, we can make that change for you.
POP UP TENTS: Summit Park does not allow pop-up tents. If you do bring a pop-up tent, it must have a 20 lb weight on each leg. If you bring a pop-up tent without weights, you will be asked to take your tent down
RACE DAY TIMELINE: (Times subject to change)
8:30 – 10:00 - Race Day Registration
8:30 – 10:00 - Team Photos by balloon arch
8:30 – 11:00 - Music
8:30 – 10:00 - Booths open, Raffles, Appearance by Rosie Red
9:15 - Survivor Picture by balloon arch
9:30 - National Anthem by Seton High School Vocal Ensemble
9:45 - Warm Up Stretch by Black Sheep Performance
10:00 - 5K Race Start
Following shortly after - 3K Walk Start
10:45 Award Ceremony
Please consider supporting QCW by selecting us as your Kroger Community Rewards organization. Simply link your Kroger Shopper’s Card to Queen City Wheels, and Kroger will donate a portion of your purchases to Cincinnati’s largest supporter of local bike racing events. Thank you.
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NEW!!! Wave 5 – Four Rider Relay:
• Open to teams made up of four riders who raced another category earlier in the day.
• Teams will be given handicaps based on rider’s: Age, Gender, USAC License Category.
• There will be both Gross and Net scoring.
• Register on-site.
NEED A CATEGORY UPGRADE? Please go to this link and do it before choosing to do a category restriction override. Be prepared to email us with a screenshot of your upgraded license.
FULL EVENT DETAILS: QCW.ORG
Questions? Use the “Contact Us” button BELOW.
Try your hand at Indiana's Hardest Gravel race through the backroads of Southern Indiana! Starting and ending at Hard Truth Distilling Co. in Nashville, the route will consist of over 50 miles of rough hills and chunky gravel. Be prepared for a tough day in the saddle, followed up by a great afternoon at Hard Truth- festivities all day will include live music, drinks, food, games for the kids, and maybe a special appearance by the one and only Hoosier the Bison, so make a day of it and bring the family!
Online registration will close at 11:59pm on Friday, September 18th. Same-day registration will be available from 7-7:30am on Sunday, September 20th at Hard Truth. Packet pickup will be held at Hard Truth from 7-9pm on Saturday, September 19th.
Race registration will include a free event t-shirt, a drink ticket for the Hard Truth afterparty, and entry to the prize raffle. Podium prizes will be awarded to the top three finishers in each category, and a random raffle prize will be awarded to one other lucky participant in each category.
Dirt Days Trail Series - Glenwood Gardens Night Lights Run
Saturday, September 19, 2026 9:00 PM
UPDATE: Moving to 9/19 due to conflict at park.
TENTATIVE PENDING PARK APPROVAL
Glenwood Gardens Hamilton County Park
Glenwood Gardens Night Lights Run. Unique Night Run through the park.
This event begins at 9:00 PM on Saturday evening.
Course will be marked with colored lights. Pathways are easy to follow and footing is very good.
Headlamps and/or flashlights are not required but OK to bring if you wish.
This event is a points qualifier for the Dirt Days Trail Series
Location:
Link to Glenwood Gardens Web Page
Glenwood Gardens Park, 10397 Springfield Pike Cincinnati, OH 45215
GPS Coordinates: 39.258557, -84.472715
Great Parks of Hamilton County:
You may be asked to show a valid park pass when entering the park. Daily passes are available
The Course:
Course will be marked with colored lights. Pathways are easy to follow and footing is very good.
Flashlights and headlamps are not required but OK to bring if you wish.
We updated the course in 2019. The run course is a two-loop route.
We have added a one-loop course for Walkers only.
Note: Only the run route will qualify for the Dirty Dozen. However, the one lap course WILL qualify for participation points.
Individual Event Awards:
The overall top male and overall top female Runner. There are no awards for the walking course.
age-graded awards.
randomly drawn door prizes.
You must be present to win any random drawing and you cannot accept for someone else, so stick around!
T-Shirts:
Dirt Day Trail series Tech shirts will also be available for purchase at the race. These shirts are being sold by Fleet Feet and are $20 each while supplies last.
Amenities:
We will have a variety of treats for you.
Registration Fee:
Registration Fee: $23.50. Online Registration Only.
Kids 14 and under will receive a $5 discount at checkout.
We also offer a season pass for the entire Dirt Days Trail Series. One price covers all eight events. More information.
Register online through Race Day in advance or at the venue from your phone.
Race Day Registration and pick up:
There is no early packet pick up for this event. Check in on day of race is from 7:30 pm through 8:45 pm
The Dirt Days Trail Series:
This is the sixth and next-to-last leg of the Dirt Days Trail Series.
The route is on the flat, paved city streets of Delphos and Stadium Park along the historic Miami-Erie Canal. Along the 3.1 mile course you'll
learn interesting facts about the waterway so you'll learn while you burn. The race starts and ends in front of the firehouse located
on Second St with refreshments provided after you walk/run. Stick around town for the "Under The Big Top" parade which begins
at 2 pm.
Registration to guarantee a t-shirt ends on Sep 10th. Race day registration and check in begins at 8 am. You have the option at registration for
the t-shirt option or no t-shirt which is cheaper.
Awards of the much coveted Official Canal Days 5K mug to the top 3 finishers in each age bracket and a first place award to the fastest male
and female to cross the finish line.
Ready to get your run and groove on? Join us for the Opening Act 5K run/walk positioned to kick off Carmel PorchFest. You will be "part of the show" by participating. Strategically timed with a 10:30 AM start on Sunday, you will have time to finish, socialize then walk through MidTown to the start of PorchFest, just three blocks away. MidTown is in the DORA district so if you partake in an adult beverage, you are free to walk around MidTown with the special cup we provide. Enjoy post-race refreshments, music and more with specials from MidTown restaurants.
This timed 5K will include age group awards, medals and official event shirt. The course starts and finishes on the Monon Blvd at MidTown and takes runners north on the Monon, west towards Meadowlark Park then south to City Center Drive then back north to the finish.
THE BIG NEWS! This is where you are a part of the show! A jazz band will arrive at 11:45 AM and march the group north on the Monon to the start of PorchFest!! Think Mardi Gras fun coming to Carmel.
Proceeds benefit the Carmel PorchFest Grant Program, the program created to provide financial support to students interested in the musical arts to cover such items as new instruments, lessons, schooling, musical opportunities, etc. in exchange for volunteer hours.
Join us for this inaugural event to make it a tradition of running, music and fun!
Family friendly 4 hour adventure race with trails, mountain biking, and canoeing at Prairie Creek Reservoir.
MOUNTAIN BIKING IS ENCOURAGED, BUT OPTIONAL.
Kids 12 and under race FREE!
Ages 13-17 are $50.
Each group needs to have at least one person OVER 18. If this doesn't fit your team, contact the race directors and we can discuss options with you.
The RUN(317) Series celebrates the unique people, neighborhoods, businesses and charities of the (317)! RUN(317) Carmel Village of WestClay is the second in the 5 race Series. Participants can register for as many races in the series as their schedules allow them. Each Thursday Night run is followed by a high energy post-race party sponsored by Arthur Murray Dance Center featuring a DJ, local craft beer, food, games and community partners.
On Thursday, September 24th, we are excited to have runners/walkers from all over the Indianapolis area spend their evening in Carmel Village of WestClay. The race starts at 7 p.m.
Participants can choose to run/walk or virtually do a 3.17 mile course through the streets of the Carmel Village of West Clay. Starting and ending on beautiful Meeting House Road, this flat, fast courses feature views of this unique Northside neighborhood and the Coxhall Gardens.
Each participant will receive:
Awesome One of Kind RUN(317) Carmel Village of WestClay Medal
2 FREE Beer/Wine/Seltzer Tickets (in person participants only)
Penn Station Free Sandwich Coupon
RUN(317) will be donating a portion of the proceeds from the Carmel Village of WestClay event to the A Kid Again.
For those joining us virtually, we will be using the Free RaceJoy App to instantly upload your RUN(317) miles! Run, utilizing the RaceJoy App, September 24th, 2026, or utilize your favorite monitoring device and manually upload your results. Only times uploaded through RaceJoy will qualify for the Beat the Clock competition.
2026 Brown County Epic
Welcome to the Brown County Epic Registration!
The Epic is one of Indiana’s longest-running and best mountain bike festivals — a true grassroots event, brought to you by Brown County Mountain Biking, the non-profit organization who stewards the trails we all love. Every dollar raised goes right back into Brown County trail building and maintenance.
We work hard to bring together local music, local food, local artists, and local vendors, creating a one-of-a-kind community weekend. It’s 100% volunteer-run and 100% fun.
If you want to hang out with friends, listen to local musicians, ride amazing singletrack, and maybe even eat a cheeseburger at midnight… this IS absolutely your event.
This is your chance to experience everything great that Brown County has to offer — the trails, the people, the music, the food, and the vibe that makes this place special.
For 2026, we are intentionally limiting the event to 600 riders and opening registration to plus-ones.
Festival Overview
Experience the best mountain biking in the Midwest at the Brown County Epic Mountain Bike Festival, September 25–27, 2026. Located in Brown County, Indiana, the Epic delivers miles of flowing singletrack during prime autumn riding season.
The Epic Ride with full SAG support takes place Saturday, September 26, with route options ranging from 26–72 miles. This is not a race — just a ride in the woods with friends!
The trails at Brown County State Park exist thanks to the work of volunteers and Brown County Mountain Biking.
This event directly supports those efforts and more.
Vendors and demos return in 2026!
Food trucks on site Friday and Saturday night!
Sweepstakes Give-a-way
Get a ticket free with your registration
Routes —
Routes will be posted on Trailforks (not fully marked in the woods).
Riders must download GPS routes, print maps, or use the Trailforks app.
Note: The Long Route will include Trail D, Nebo, and Combs in the Hoosier National Forest. Your entrance fee includes access to ride in Hoosier National Forest, but you must carry a Hoosier National Forest Trail Pass, which will be available at the vendor village!
(Final route maps and GPX files coming soon.)
Registration Perks
Guaranteed event t-shirt if you register by August 31 (11:59 PM)
Tent camping available Friday & Saturday by the pool (an additional fee of $10.00)
Limited Festival RV parking (an additional fee of $75.00)
Sweepstakes entry
Festival Highlights- We have a full weekend planned for you!
Food trucks Friday & Saturday
Industry Partner Vendor Village!
Friday Night Ride - Light up the night Contest!
Family rides!
Friday night Local Sips, Samples, and Social Hour at the main tent 5:00!
Registered riders have access to Saturday breakfast + lunch at Rally Campground for shorter distance riders and Crooked Creek for longer routes, a dinner ticket to use at the Food Trucks… and beer tickets!
Sweepstakes and Prize
Live music Friday & Saturday
2 beer tickets
Sunday Gravel Ride
Aid stations with food, drinks & basic bike support
Unlimited good vibes for giving back to the trails!
All proceeds benefit BCMB — directly supporting the trails you’re riding!
Event Schedule — Almost ready!
(Full weekend schedule will be posted closer to the event.)
Routes POSTED!
Short Route - 26 mile:
Medium Route - 44 mile
Long Route - This route is on your own and not fully supported! - 72 miles:
Indiana DNR Gate Fees and ORC fees are not included in your entry fee! Remember to bring your passes or purchase them at the gate.
Reminders
Routes will not be marked - official routes are posted on Trailforks. Please use this app or download the GPS routes to your computer. You can also use the Trailforks web page to print maps.
All fires must be in elevated fire pits. No fires on the ground.
The Long Route will include Trail D, Nebo, and Combs which are in Hoosier National Forest. Your entrance fee will allow you to ride in Hoosier National Forest but you must carry a Hoosier National Forest Trail Pass, which you can purchase at the vendor village.
This is a fun ride and not a race. Riders may start any time and can modify the official route as desired.
The course uses some public roads and goes through the campgrounds. Please be respectful to other park users and road users.
Trail D and 10 O'Clock Line trails are open to horses. Please stop if you encounter horse riders and ask them how to safely pass.
Fifth Annual Pink Honor Walk and After Party Celebration at Mother Stewart's Brewing
Events at the Cancer Center starting at 4:30 pm (includes speakers, custom photo booth, DJ, raffle baskets and 50/50 drawing).
Walk begins promptly at 6:00 pm.
After party celebration following the completion of walk across the street at Mother Stewart's Brewing.
Benefitting the following (all proceeds stay local to help breast cancer patients in Clark and Champaign Counties):
Breast Cancer Endowment Fund of Clark County, Inc.
Breast Friends Forever of Champaign County
Breast Wishes Foundation
Mercy Health Breast Patient Assistance Fund
Pink Ribbon Good
Sisters United for Prevention
Please Contact Tracy Adrian at 937-523-8640 with any questions
T-shirt not guaranteed after 9/15 sign up.
Be a part of the Kit's Club and Silver Fox Club Fox Trot! Anyone and everyone is welcome to join in this walk/run!
The course is one mile long, and participants can choose to walk or run. This is not a timed race.
In the past, this run has been reserved for just club members, but this year, you do not need to be a member of the Kit's Club or Silver Fox Club to participate.
The course starts outside the main entrance to Parkview Field and finishes at home plate, where participants will receive their finisher medal!
All participants will receive a t-shirt when registering before September 1, 2025. After that point, shirts are likely but not guaranteed.
The course is one mile long, and participants can choose to walk or run. This is not a timed race.
The course starts outside the main entrance to Parkview Field and finishes at home plate, where participants will receive their finisher medal!
All participants will receive a t-shirt when registering before August 1st. After that point, shirts are likely but not guaranteed.
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Ride Presented by
Cincinnati Cycle Club Foundation
Join us for the 15th anniversary Great Pumpkin Roll Ride on September 26, 2026
This is the Brookville’s BIGGEST ANNUAL RIDE, and we roll out the orange (fall) carpet!
In 2025 We hosted cyclists from 12 states, plus Ontario Canada and everyone loved the routes and amazing fresh homemade finish line food made by Third Place Tavern & Event Center.
Make a weekend of it!
Cyclists can take part in routes ranging from 30 to 63 miles that begin and end at Third Place in Brookville. From the fall colors that decorate the region to the historic Village of Spires in Oldenburg, Ertel's winery stop, and even the covered bridge in Enochsburg, we are so excited to welcome everyone to enjoy our event. Stay post ride for a super tasty freshly made hot post ride meal included in your registration!
It's a perfect weekend getaway as it's also Brookville's German Fest as well as the Antique Machinery Show that weekend.
The ride is fully supported with three super-stocked rest stops. After the ride, dig into a hot post ride meal included in your registration.
There are three ride distances of 30 mile, 50 miles, and a 63-mile metric route.
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free Great Pumpkin Roll Ride cycling socks for registered participants.
cool rider packets at registration
Fully stocked rest stops
Infinit Nutrition hydration at all rest stops
On route support (SAG)
Ride with GPS route downloads
Pre-ride fresh pumpkin rolls from Schmidt Bakery in Batesville, coffee, and juice
Fabulous hot freshly made catered post ride meal by Third Place Tavern and Event Center
bike through the beautiful Village of Spires in Oldenburg
pedal past the oldest Bar in Indiana
covered bridge in Enochsburg
make it a weekend and enjoy Brookville’s Germanfest weekend and the Antique Machinery Show
Event Proceeds benefit the Whitewater Canal Trail, TRAM Food Pantry, and the Cincinnati Cycle Club Philanthropy Foundation
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Ride with GPS route maps:
34.7 Mile Route – https://ridewithgps.com/routes/48493047
50 Mile Medium Route – https://ridewithgps.com/routes/48493170
63.6 Mile Metric Century Route – https://ridewithgps.com/routes/48493286
Day-of registration opens 7:00 am
The 50 and 63 mile metric century routes roll mass start at 8:30am.
The start for the 34 mile ride is at 9:30am.
Early Packet pickup
Friday, September 25, 2026 from 6 to 8 pm
Third Place Tavern and Event Center
734 Main St., Brookville, IN 47012
Ride Pricing
Earlybird registration $55
March 30 - June 29 $60
June 30 – August 30 $70
August 31 – September 26 $75
Day of Registration $85
We will design new super cool new Great Pumpkin Roll Ride jerseys for 2026! Last day to pre-order a jersey is July 20, 2026. (2025 jersey shown)
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Some Fun Pictures from a previous ride!
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Thank you to our wonderful ride sponsors.
Platinum Sponsor
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Gold Sponsors
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Bronze Sponsors
Cincy Builders Services LLC