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Join us for The Haven Project's 5K Run/Walk!
Lace up your sneakers and hit the trails at Lynn Woods Reservation on Saturday, September 12th to support housing-unstable youth ages 17–24.
Every step you take and every dollar raised will directly benefit The Haven Project’s programming—providing essential resources, housing support, and opportunities for young people in need. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just looking to make a difference, this event is the perfect chance to contribute to a brighter future for our community’s youth.
Run or walk—every mile matters.
After the race, enjoy our festival area with food trucks, local vendors, and family activities. It’s a family-friendly, dog-friendly event, so bring the whole crew!
Let’s come together, have fun, and make every mile count!
Connecticut Valley Century Ride – A Scenic & Meaningful Cycling Event!!
Join us for the Connecticut Valley Century (COVAC)—an exciting and rewarding ride through Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a casual rider, choose from four scenic routes: 100, 75, 50, or 25 miles.
Date: Sunday, September 13, 2026
Start Time: 7:00 AM
Explore the Beauty of the Connecticut River Valley
Riders will traverse rolling terrain, passing farmland, waterfalls, and a charming covered bridge over the Green River near Greenfield, Massachusetts. The routes follow the West bank of the river to Brattleboro, Vermont, then cross into New Hampshire before returning along the East bank through picturesque landscapes.
Ride for a Cause
Organized by the Rotary Club of Amherst, this all-volunteer event supports the Amherst Rotary Good Works Fund, which provides local scholarships and funding for charitable programs throughout Hampshire County.
Fundraise for a Cause Through Cycling!
Do you have a favorite local charity you’d love to support? Now you can!
We are a proud host of the Special Olympics Massachusetts Extra Mile Cycling event for Massachusetts. Last year, Kevin’s Krewe 2025 made an incredible impact—31+ riders and 330+ donors raised $46,107.00 for Special Olympics Massachusetts Extra Mile, using the COVAC supported ride platform.
Join the movement—on your own terms!
Fundraising is completely optional—you can participate in the ride just for the joy of cycling or take it a step further by supporting a cause close to your heart. Here’s how:
Register for the COVAC Ride.
Ride solo or with a team—you decide how you participate.
If you choose to fundraise, all donations can go directly to the charity of your choice or to the Rotary Club of Amherst Good Works Fund.
The Rotary Club of Amherst Good Works Fund is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, meaning all donations made directly to the Rotary Club of Amherst Good Works Fund are tax-deductible.
Whether you're riding for a cause or simply for the experience, you’ll be part of an unforgettable event. Let’s ride, make memories, and create positive change!
Get Involved & Spread the Word
Share the ride with your friends on Facebook (link at bottom of the page).
Interested in joining the Rotary Club? Learn more about our mission [on our website].
Since its founding in 1985 by the Franklin-Hampshire-Freewheelers Cycling Club, COVAC has promoted cycling in the Connecticut Valley while making a lasting impact on the community. In 2007, the Rotary Club of Amherst took the helm, continuing this meaningful tradition.
Register Now & Secure Your Spot! – Sign up today and challenge yourself on a beautiful ride through the Connecticut River Valley.
Ride Fees & Registration
Secure your spot early to take advantage of discounted rates!
$50.00 – Late registration (August 27 – September 10, 2026)
$60.00 – Day-of-event registration
What's Included?
Your registration fee covers:
Supported SAG stops with snacks along the route.
An after-ride Famous Hatfield Baked Potato loaded with all the fixings, plus a beverage.
Complimentary Beer, courtesy of Four Seasons Wine and Liquor of Hadley.
Event Details
Rain or Shine – No rain date. No refunds.
Helmet Required – All riders must wear helmets and follow traffic regulations.
Start Times & Check-In
Arrive during the designated times and start your ride when you're ready—there are no mass starts!
100-mile & 75-mile routes: 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM
50-mile route: 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
25-mile route: 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM
The Landmine Classic is a premier mountain bike race on the South Shore of Boston run by the Friends of Wompatuck State Park, Bikebarn Racing, and SE Mass NEMBA. We offer many different race distances in order to welcome as many people into competitive mountain biking as we can, including 25-mile, 12.4-mile, 5.75-mile, and 3.3-mile single-lap courses, plus we offer a free Little Racers Quarter Mile on a wooded course (i.e. not the parking lot). At Landmine, you get to define what an epic ride is for you. We look forward to seeing you again this year! More information about the race, course, results from past years, etc. can be found at landminemtb.com.
Please note that racing age for this event is as of December 31, 2026.
Registration will close once that cap for the event is reached. Don't delay in registering! There are also price increase on July 1st and August 1st.
No e-bikes.
What makes Landmine awesome?
Almost entirely on singletrack, this race showcases a great deal of what Wompatuck has to offer. Originally the property of the Wampanoag Tribe, in 1655, Chief Josiah Wompatuck, leader of the tribe, deeded the land (now called Hingham, Norwell, Scituate, and Cohasset), to the settlers from England. During the race you will see a variety of trail situations as well as many of the historic features of the park from when this land was used as grazing grounds in the 1800s and a military compound from 1941-1962. Over the 3.3, 5.75, 12.4, or 25 miles, you will encounter rocks, roots, berms, pavement (minimal), fast and slow trails, etc. Although your head will likely be down and you may miss it, you will also be riding by old bunkers, blasting walls, railway beds, and stone walls. This course takes you through the best of New England mountain biking!
The Landmine Mountain Bike Classic attracts over 650 racers. Also, since we have single-lap courses, we're able to put everyone on it at once. Thus, our mass starts generate a lot of crowd enthusiasm! We also run a variety of legitimate race options for kids, including a free Little Racers Quarter Mile and also options for a real chip-timed race for even kids as young as 5. Our Little Racers course is a closed-circuit loop near our main staging area and is open all day for families to enjoy.
We are a family-friendly race that offers numerous course distances and class options in order to welcome as many people into competitive mountain biking as possible. We believe that all attendees should have an equal opportunity to participate in our event regardless of their race, color, religion, disability, age, gender identity, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, or national origin. We hope to create a safe and welcoming space for athletes, volunteers, and spectators from different backgrounds, identities, and abilities at our event. We do not tolerate harassment or intimidation and anyone doing so will be asked to leave the event and will be reported to race officials. We look forward to growing the cycling community with you.
We put a lot of effort into making sure your day in Wompatuck is excellent and we strive to bring a level of professionalism to Landmine uncharacteristic of events run entirely by volunteers. All year long we have volunteers maintaining and repairing trails with Landmine in mind. Our feed zones have enthusiastic staff. Since we are a single-lap race, it also takes numerous volunteers to mark our entire 25-mile course plus the various extensions. Our parking team will also have you parked quickly and with ease. And, our registration team is so good you'd almost think they're professionals.
We strive to strike a balance between making sure this race is affordable for families and a good value, while not forgetting that all our proceeds benefit Wompatuck State Park.
The Friends of Wompatuck work in partnership with DCR to maintain and improve Wompatuck. We are a group of volunteers (predominantly mountain bikers!) who build and maintain bridges, clip trails, invest in maintenance equipment, and so much more! You can learn more about us at friendsofwompatuck.org.
Directions
Wompatuck State Park is located in Hingham on Boston's South Shore. Once you reach the park entrance you’re still about 10 minutes from being at the race. Make sure you leave this extra time beyond what mapping programs and GPS’s indicate.
Navigating via GPS? Type 204 Union Street, Hingham, MA into your GPS and it will get you into the park. You then follow the signs to the start of the race. Warning: some GPS’s still send you to a wrong (locked gate) entrance if you just select Wompatuck State Park.
From all directions: Rt. 3 to Exit 14 (Rt. 228). Follow Rt. 228 North approximately 5 miles to Free Street on the right. Turn right onto Free Street and go one mile to the park entrance on the right (Union St). Follow the signs to the race course.
FAQs
Can I register on race day?
There is no day-of registration, except for the Little Racer's Quarter Mile (which is free, and ideal for balance bikes or up to 20" bikes). This is not flexible.
What if I registered and need to drop out?
Contact the race directors at [email protected]. It is helpful for us to know. However, registration fees are non-refundable. We are a non-profit and this event is 100% volunteer run, so please consider it a donation to the Friends of Wompatuck. This is true regardless of injury, failure to adequately train (you can change your distance, if needed), sudden schedule conflicts, or any other reason, no matter how valid. You can also not move your registration to a future year or transfer it to another rider.
Can I transfer my registration to a friend?
Registration/Race Bibs are non-transferable.
What's the difference between Cat 1 Open and Cat 2?
Both categories are doing 25 miles, but Cat 1 racers will be doing so at a much faster pace. Typically, a Cat 1 racer is targeting a finish time between 2 to 3 hours (~10 mph), while a Cat 2 racer is pacing to a 3-4 hour (~7 mph) finish time.
What's a Feed Zone and where are they located?
A Feed Zone has water, Gu brand products, first aid supplies, and some bike repair tools/tubes/pump. This is also staffed by volunteers who will cheer you on as your pedal past it. There are two Feed Zones on the course: Feed Zone 1 is 5.6 miles into the race and Feed Zone 2 is on the 25-mile course, located at mile 10.8, and Feed Zone 3 is at mile 22.5. Cat 4 (5.75 miles) and Cat 5 (3.3 miles) do not pass through any feed zones. Cat 3 (12.4 miles) only passes through Feed Zone 1.
How do I know where to go on the course?
You will not need to do any self-navigating of the course. The Landmine is always well marked. When racing, you will follow the split signs that MATCH YOUR NUMBER PLATE'S COLOR. These are the color schemes by distance:
Pro/ Cat 1 / Cat 2 = Orange (25 miles)
Cat 3 = Blue (12.4 miles)
Cat 4 = Green (5.75 miles)
Cat 5 = Red (3.3 miles)
When you come to a course split, we’ll have a marshal on hand to help remind you which way to go. However, it will help the marshal if you already know what you’re looking for. Below is an example of the signage at one of the course splits.
Are e-bikes allowed?
No e-bikes are allowed as part of the race.
Want to get motivated for Landmine? Watch our 2022 race coverage!
The Call To Honor Triathlon has been established in memory of Rick Cashin, a State Police Captain who died in 2009 in a motor vehicle crash while on duty. This year will be the 17th Anniversary of the event. The event welcomes first-time triathletes and encourages family participation through relay teams (one person swims, one rides, one runs). Proceeds from the race are the primary source of funding for two $2,500 Rick Cashin Memorial Scholarships, awarded to graduating seniors at Masconomet Regional High School.
Event details and schedule
Registration
Registration is only available online. WALK-IN REGISTRATIONS AND SUBSTITUTIONS ARE NOT PERMITTED.
Distances
.25 mile swim; 10 mile bike; 1.5 mile run
Course
The start and finish is at the Boxford Town Beach at Keith Koster Park (Stiles Pond). The swim is clockwise around two large buoys. The bike segment is a counterclockwise loop. The run is an out and back on Stiles Pond Road. A map of the course is on the event website (www.calltohonortri.org).
Check-In
All participants must be at the beach to check in between 6:30 am and 7:30 am the day of the race. After 7:30, it will be difficult to access adjacent parking areas and you will be sent to remote parking. Check in will also be available on Saturday afternoon, but no bike drop-offs at that time.
Awards
Awards will be presented to top finishers in several categories.
Training
Information to help you prepare for the race can be found at www.calltohonortri.org.
Relays
We welcome relay teams for this event. Rather than one competitor doing all three legs, you can compete with a team of three people - one to swim, one to bike, and one to run.
Additional details, including important information about parking, can be found at the event's website - www.calltohonortri.org.
Join us at our 9th Annual Ride for Homes Fundraising Event. Ride, Run, or Walk on Sunday, September 13th starting and ending at the Coast Guard Station in Sandwich, MA. There are 3 bike routes - 50, 20 or 14 miles, along with a 5K and a 10K which you can run or walk along the Cape Cod Canal. Lunch is included at our post event party at the Coast Guard Station! (The approximate hours for the event are 7am - 1pm. There is ample parking and real bathrooms are available at the start/finish.)
Join us for this beautiful day and help make the dream of homeownership a reality for local Cape Cod families!
7AM - 50 Mile Ride starts. The fundraising requirement is $300 ($95 registration fee is included in this amount.)
9AM - 20 & 14 Mile Rides start. The fundraising requirement is $300 ($95 registration fee is included in this amount.)
9AM - Run/Walk starts. The fundraising requirement is $200 ($95 registration fee is included in this amount.)
The Mighty Hamptons is a world renowned Olympic Distance course that has had athletes such as Karen Smyers, Dave Scott, TJ Tollakson, Allison Roe, Danielle Sullivan, Scott Tinley and John Howard as past competitors.
If you sign up after September 1st you are not guaranteed all the swag!
It is held at pristine Long Beach in Sag Harbor with a wonderful 1.5K swim in Noyac Bay, followed by a rolling scenic 23.8 mile bike tour of the Hamptons and finishing with a fast, flat 10K run through the quiet scenic streets of North Haven.
i-tri Super Sprint Triathlon
SWIM: 300-Meters
BIKE: 6-Miles
RUN: 2-Miles
Black Friday Deals Are ON!
$20 Off for first 20 athletes...
$10 Off for everyone else.
Let's go!
The Premier Northeast Region Women's Triathlon. Max Performance brings you an amazing event, year after year with a focus on small race size (we cap the race at 650), super fun atmosphere, and attention to detail that you will absolutely love!
For more information including Maps, Updates, and Current Race information please visit the Event's Official Website:
The 19th Dover Sherborn Boosters Triathlon is back for 2026! The organizers of this race are honored to be your beloved September sprint distance triathlon and looking forward to seeing everyone on Sunday, September 13th, 2026 @ 8am.
2026 Course Map: For a detailed course map click here
2026 Run Route: Map My Run Run Route here
2026 Bike Route: Map My Run Bike Route here
2026 Athletes Guide: Click here
Want to volunteer? Student and adult volunteer sign ups below!
• Student volunteer sign up here
• Adult volunteer sign up here
The Dover Sherborn Boosters Triathlon offers:
Swim: .25 mile swim at Farm Pond, an immaculate and crystal clear kettle pond.
Bike: 14.3 mile bike through the hills and backcountry, sought after by cyclists from all over the state.
Run: 3.4 mile run through the challenging yet welcoming backroads of Sherborn and Dover.
For those new to the race and for our valued alumni please see below on what makes this Triathlon so special:
The cleanest fresh water, rolling swim start within 20 miles of downtown Boston
A well designed, double transition style course that winds through the scenic roads and farms of Dover and Sherborn and finishes Olympic stadium style at Dover-Sherborn High School
The best post race Breakfast Brunch Buffet this side of the Rocky Mountains - sponsored by a huge outpouring of support from local merchants
A community organized, volunteer driven event developed to benefit the Dover-Sherborn Boosters - a non-profit focused on providing quality athletic experiences for our children while promoting health and exercise
DS Boosters Triathlon past years photos: Click here
DS Boosters Triathlon results: Click here
Tree House Brewing Company
Half Marathon
Join Tree House Brewing Company for our Fourth Annual Half Marathon on September 13, 2026.
Immerse yourself in scenic Western Massachusetts for a course that winds through historic Deerfield alongside the Connecticut River and Mount Sugarloaf before returning to the Brewery where an unforgettable celebration awaits!
Please note that because of limited occupancy and safety requirements, access to the post-race event party will be limited to runners and ticket-holding spectators (regardless of age).
Don't miss your chance to be part of an incredible day of competition, community, music, swag and more!
There will be No Race Day Bib Pick Up
The bib transfer deadline is 11:59pm 7/31/2026
RACE INFORMATION
Date: Sunday, September 13, 2026.
Downtown 5K start time: 10:00 a.m.
Youth races start time: 9:00 a.m.
There will be two youth races for boys and two races for girls for ages 1 to 5 (100 yards) and ages 6 to 10 (1/4 mile).
Start location: Memorial Blvd,, Providence, Rhode Island.
Chip timing. T-shirts for all entrants.
For safety reasons, please follow these safety rules. No pets allowed. Baby strollers are allowed for walkers only. Walkers will line up at the back for the start of the 5k. Thank you.
ENTRY FEES
ONLINE
Downtown 5K
$34 to 3/31/2026
$36 from 4/1/2026 to 7/31/2026
$38 from 8/1/2026 to 9/12/2026
5K race day entry fee: $45
Youth races. Presented by Providence Country Day School.
$15 to 3/31/2026
$16 from 4/1/2026 to 7/31/2026
$17 from 8/1/2026 to 9/12/2026
Race weekend Saturday and Sunday. Youth race: $20
Online entries close 9/12/2026 at 8:00 p.m. Sorry no refunds.
REGISTRATION & PACKET PICKUP
We encourage everyone who is able to pick up their race number before race day to make for a stress-free race morning!
Pre-Race Packet Pickup
Friday, September 11th, 2026 // noon to 6:00 p.m.
Location: Marathon Sports, Providence Place, Level One, 1 Providence Place, Providence, RI
Saturday, September 12th, 2026// 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Location: Marathon Sports, Providence Place, Level One, 1 Providence Place, Providence, RI
Race Day, Sunday, September 13th// 8:30 a.m.
Location: Marathon Sports, Providence Place, Level One, 1 Providence Place, Providence, RI
Youth races start at 9:00 a.m.
5K starts at 10:00 a.m.
AWARDS
Prize Structure 5K
Individual Awards:
Top 3 Overall Women/Men/Non-Binary
Winner Men/Women (age 19 and under)
Winner Men/Women (age 20-29)
Winner Men/Women (age 30-39)
Winner Men/Women (age 40-49)
Winner Men/Women (age 50-59)
Winner Men/Women (age 60-64)
Winner Men/Women (age 65-69)
Winner Men/Women (age 70-74)
Winner Men/Women (age 65-79)
Winner Men/Women (age 80-84)
Winner Men/Women (age 85-90)
Winner Men/Women (age 90+)
NOTE: Overall awards are based on "Gun Time" and Age Group awards based on "Chip Time"
TEAMS
Family and Friends.(Unlimited team entries. Top 3 times score) Award to winning Team
Corporate teams (Unlimited team entries. Top 3 times score) Award to winning Team
Note: "Family and Friends" and "Corporate Teams" awards awards are based on chip time.
Entry fee is same as individual fees shown above. Teams must use the online system for team entries.
PARKING
Parking is available at Providence Place parking lots.
Our Ribbon Run|Walk 5K is held in September to help raise money to support the
St. Joseph Hospital Cancer Center.
This race features a beautiful trail course along the trails of Mine Falls. The event is open to all ages, so bring a friend, your family, your dog, or your colleagues and start the day with us!
Named for the host community of Manchester-by-the-Sea, the race provides scenic views. Race through the historic and charming downtown and past the pristine fresh water lakes in nearby Hamilton, MA.
A walk along West Haven’s beautiful boardwalk to benefit the programs of WHCH. We expect hundreds of walkers from our friends, employees, and Community Partners. Plans include a morning of fun activities before, during and after the walk. During the walk, there will stations set up to test your skill and agility. Prizes will be awarded for donations collected, best costume Team & Individual and others to be announced. There will be great raffle prizes available.
FREE end of summer 3 mile run on the beach, put on by the Westerly Track Club and the Stavros family. (1 ½ miles out to turn-around, and back) at low-tide. The race honors Charlie Stavros, a runner who was fatally stricken during a 1 mile road race in Westerly in May 1993. Always a fun end of the summer event!
Day of Registration will be available. Adults are $40 & Juniors are $25.
Day of registration spots are limited to the remaining spaces in each field. We cannot guarantee that you will be able to race.
We are proud to present the Rocky Hill CX Series as a centralized location for our youth teams to practice at (5:00 PM), and a fun, no-pressure, training race for those looking to enjoy cyclocross racing (5:35 PM for the Juniors and 6:15 PM Open Race). Thanks to the Town of Rocky Hill Parks and Rec and our partner clubs for allowing this to happen!
Volunteers are needed to make this event successful. Sign up to volunteer and you will receive reimbursement on your entry fee. CLICK HERE TO HELP OUT
Series Dates:
This 4-week training series will take place on 4 Wednesdays in August/September. August 26th, Sept 2nd, Sept 9th, and Sept 16th. With respect to the Town of Rocky Hill and their beautiful park, we will cancel due to rain and wet conditions that will be especially damaging to the venue. In this case, we will provide a credit to all participants and you will be notified of a cancelation via email!
A fun, safe and positive weekly Junior Practice Session
This practice is hosted by CCAP staff and regional team coaches. Licensed junior riders under 18 and middle/high schoolers can enjoy a no-pressure practice session at 5:00 PM. Any junior that wants to ride must be at least 9 years old (cyclocross racing age = age on Dec 31st of the 2026 year) and are welcome to race in the Junior Race. All training activities and races will be started with instruction from CCAP coaches and staff. All youth riders, 18 and under, are welcome to participate in the practice for $10. Riders that are on CCAP registered teams may participate in the practice at no charge.
Fun, safe and competitive racing for all
Fun, friendly, and competitive racing for everyone from novice racers to experienced Category 1 Racers. The wide variety of skill levels makes for an informal, no-pressure vibe.
All riders must have a USA Cycling License. If you don't have one, one-day beginner licenses may be purchased for $15 and are valid for a single day. One-day beginner licenses may only be purchased by new riders or Category 5 riders.
Equipment
All USAC Rules apply. All riders must wear a helmet. A cyclocross bike or mountain bike (without bar-ends) is suggested. No BMX bikes allowed.
New to cyclocross?
Check out THIS VIDEO to learn what it's all about!
The Ride for Resilience is a 100-mile charity bicycle ride that benefits NH Children’s Trust and the network of family support who work to create safe, stable, and nurturing environments for children. The Ride highlights family strength and the many ways New Hampshire's network of support helps build individual, family, and community resilience!
September 18, 2026, the Ride will tour New Hampshire’s Capital Region and showcase family strengthening organizations across the state. The day promises to be filled with friends, scenic and beautiful vistas, route support and rest stops, and a fun end of ride celebration!
Not able to join us at the Ride for Resilience this year? We now have a Virtual Rider option where you can support the cause and be involved, in any way that you can!
To learn more visit the Ride for Resilience event page HERE.
CREATE LASTING MEMORIES WITH YOUR FAMILY.
Muddy Kids is 2 and 3 mile adventure event series for families and kids ages 5–15, with fun and challenging obstacles, mud, and entertainment for the whole family.
Muddy Kids is the perfect event to reconnect, strengthen relationships, have fun, get active, get muddy, and bond as a family!
Muddy Kids is not just about getting dirty, it’s also about challenging yourself, having fun, and working as a team with your family. So gather up your family and friends, put on your mud-friendly clothing and shoes, and get ready to take on the Muddy Kids Family Obstacle Mud Run. We can’t wait to see you there!
What's included:
10-15 Obstacles
Headband
Bracelet
Tattoo
Finisher Medal
Digital Photos
Warm Up
Hydration Points
Rinse Off Station
Ton of Mud
Event details and schedule
The venue opens one hour before our first batch. We advise that you arrive 45 minutes before your start time, so you have plenty of time to go through registration before we call you to the start pen for warm up 5 minutes before you start on your selected batch time.
Spectators are welcome for FREE, please note kids must be accompanied by an adult/legal guardian. There will be an event village where they can cheer you and your kids on at the start and finish line.
We have a Bag Drop ($5 on the day) where you can leave your stuff until you have completed the course.
A minimum of 1 Adult and 1 Kid need to register. A maximum of 4 Kids can register per 1 Adult. Additional Adult and Kid tickets can be purchased separately.
The minimum age for a Kids entry is 5 years young – but please, parents/legal guardians, kids (up to 13 years old) must be accompanied by a registered, participating adult. Event waivers must be signed by a parent or legal guardian of all Kids under the age of 18. No waiver, no run, no exceptions.
Join us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MuddykidsUSA