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The Farmer's Daughter Gravel Grinder (FDGG) is “the must do spring cycling event in the Northeast.” To celebrate, we've added the Farmer's Granddaughter, a shortened route with no single track/ trail sections! Regardless of which course you ride, you'll be treated to some of the most beautiful scenery in the Northeast, with plenty of climbing, and plenty of fun descents to match. Named after the Chatham Brewery’s Rye IPA born and brewed in Columbia County in beautiful upstate New York, the ride offers a truly grand tour of northern Columbia County and surrounding areas.
All riders, regardless of route receive FDGG Swag and custom FDGG name plate There will be great food and support along the way, a meal at the finish, and if you're 21 years or older, you can also reward yourself at the finish with a free pint of Chatham Brewery’s Farmer’s Daughter Rye IPA.
Farmer's Daughter Start Time: 9:00 AM
Farmer's Granddaughter Start Time: 9:00 AM
Venue: Columbia County Fairgrounds 182 Hudson Avenue Chatham, NY 12037
Finish Food: This year your entry fee includes a full meal featuring chicken burritos cooked on site. We'll also have vegetarian and vegan meals available.
Camping is available Saturday night.
On-site camping for pop-ups, sprinter vans and tents at the Columbia County Fairgrounds, Saturday night (5/15/27) NO RV's
60 sites available
Bathrooms available on premises
Farmer's Daughter - Course description: The FDGG course is approximately 63 miles long, with about 6,000 feet of climbing - almost entirely on dirt roads with some sections of off-road thrown in. 2 sections will be on single track trails.
A gravel bike or cross bike, is optimal for the course, and a hard-tail mountain bike would also work well.
The Farmer's Daughter route has 3 fully supported aid stations, portable toilets, and sweep vehicles. Be sure to carry some food and water as well as spare tubes, tools, and a pump. Be prepared for a challenging, but FUN ride!
Farmer's Daughter Course Map: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/45038404
Farmer's Granddaughter - Course Description The route is approximately 43 miles in length with 3,700 feet of climbing. Course is the same as FDGG until the single track section at mile 26 (Hand Hollow). There are NO SINGLE TRACK TRAILS SECTIONS ON THIS ROUTE! Riders will pass by 2 of the fully supported aid stations, including the Bountiful Bread aid station. Portable toilets and sweep vehicles will be provided.
A gravel bike or cross bike, is optimal for the course, and a hard-tail mountain bike would also work well.
Farmer's Granddaughter Course map: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/45033085
Two fully supported aid stations, portable toilets, and sweep vehicles will be provided. Be sure to carry some food and water, as well as the usual spare tubes, tools, and pump. Be prepared for a challenging, but fun ride!
Proceeds from the Farmer’s Daughter Gravel Grinder will benefit many organizations in Columbia County, including the Columbia Land Conservancy, Performance Spaces for the 21st Century (PS21), Kinderhook Tri-Village Rotary Club, Crellin Park Pump Track in Chatham, NY, Regional Food Bank, and Youth MTB leagues.
Venue Map (Columbia County Fairgrounds):
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The Farmers Daughter Gravel event run under USA Cycling. Participants are NOT REQUIRED to have a USA Cycling license. Participants are NOT REQUIRED to purchase a one-day license. All participants will need to sign an USA Cycling event waiver on-line
Like our page on Facebook, the Farmer’s Daughter Gravel Grinder, for additional details and where updates will be continually posted. Look for our web site too… www.farmersdaughtergravelgrinder.com.
And if you still have questions, contact Andrew Ruiz ([email protected])
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Gran Fondo | Race | Expo
BATTENKILL IS BACK AGAIN & AGAIN.
'The OG Spring Classic of the Americas'
'America's Toughest Race.
Battenkill returns again to the Village of Cambridge & Washington County, New York
From the founders - Anthem Tours
[Battenkill no date blue [email protected]]
Saturday, May 22, 2027
Cambridge, NY
Details:
Mixed terrain race & gran fondo with overall & age group awards
61 miles, 45 miles, 23 miles
20% dirt roads
Direct passes through the villages and hamlets of Southern Washington County, NY
Registration includes:
Moto & sag support
On-course mechanical support
2027 Course maps (PENDING)
Course signage
Police controlled intersections
Chip timing & results
Personalized bib numbers if registered by April 1, 2027
Feed Zone / Rest stops with hydration & nutrition
Race tees
Finish podium & age group/category awards
Custom Battenkill pint glasses
Battenkill Expo
Gran Fondo Participants also receive:
Finisher Medals
(1) Free beer (21 & over only)
(1) Meal Voucher
Awards (Men & Women):**
Top 3 Places in each USAC category
Top 3 Overall Places in each Gran Fondo category
Top 3 Places in the following Full Gran Fondo age groups:
Under 18, 18-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+
No cash awards for Amateur races
USA Cycling permit pending
** We welcome E bikes at Battenkill in the Gran Fondo rides However, E bike riders are not eligible for awards
Pro / Elite Men & Women's Teams:
Minimum team sizes apply
Prizes:
Equal prize money for Men & Women through top 5 places
Pro/1/2 Men - $5,000 / 15 Places
Pro/1/2/3 Women - $3,000 / 10 Places
Courses:
61.6 miles | Full Gran Fondo & USAC category races
45.1 miles | Mid Gran Fondo
22.6 miles | Mini Gran Fondo
If you plan to ride the course in advance of the event, please be courteous & respectful of land & business owners & local drivers!
Enjoy!
Rules:
All Race Categories and the Gran Fondo are USAC Sanctioned. USA Cycling Rules apply.
Valid USAC license required for USAC Race Categories only
No USAC license required for Gran Fondo Categories
Schedule:
Friday Check-in | Friday, May 21 | 3-6 PM
Railroad Park, 6 Broad Street, Cambridge, NY 12816
Saturday Check-in | Opens 7 AM, closed 30 min prior to start times below.
Railroad Park, 6 Broad Street, Cambridge, NY 12816
RACE / RIDE SCHEDULE
Coming soon
PARKING:
Main Parking
Cambridge Central School - 24 S Park St, Cambridge, NY 12816
Hotels & Lodging:
Area hotels & motels
Airbnb listings
Campgrounds:
Battenkill Glamping Resort
Lake Lauderdale Campground
Volunteer:
Group Giveback Program - earn money for your organization!
$500 for every 10 volunteers, $800 for every 15!!! All groups must register their volunteers by April 30, 2027 to be eligible for the Program. Reimbursements are not pro-rated. Reimbursements are made by June 1, 2027
Course Marshall posts, 18 years and older only please.
Groups with volunteers under age 18 must have at least one adult supervisor.
Please complete the form linked below and one of our team leaders will contact you.
Please remember that our schedule and requirements may change.
Bring a volunteer & ride or race for free. Do you have a friend or relative interested in being a part of the action? How would you like to race for free if they do? We're happy to offer free registration for anyone who signs up a volunteer on their behalf. We need course marshals and registration personnel for a safe & successful event. If you have not already done so, just register yourself for the event and then sign your volunteer up using the link below. Our volunteer team will contact them with all the details. Your registration will be refunded in full by June 1, 2027!
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Battenkill is Back. Race the Legend.
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Presented by:
Anthem Tours
International Cycling Tours
Chile
Colombia
Ride Across the USA
Iceland & more!
Please join the Ten Speed Spokes family to kick off the summer our favorite way with the 29th Edition of the Longest Day of the Year Ride (L'DOTY). This year’s ride will take place on Thursday, June 17, 2027 at 6:00 pm.
There will be four route options, which include a 10-mile, 25-mile, 35-mile & 45-mile ride. All routes showcasing the best of Newport and Aquidneck Island. Each route will have a downloadable map, which you can uploaded to most GPS devices and will be marked with signage and course arrows.
Let’s be honest, the best part is the post ride pizza and cold beverages, so be sure to stick around after the ride to enjoy some food and the company of friends, plus our new raffle.
Ride rolls at 6pm but plan to arrive between 4:00 pm and 5:30 pm to ensure plenty of time for registration.
The first 200 riders to register will be guaranteed one of the highly coveted TSS LDR commemorative t shirts.
Safety first, so helmets are required.
Plan on parking in the Park & Ride lot by the Newport Bridge enterance to Newport.
Escape the city and step onto a fourth-generation, raw working dairy farm in Barre, Massachusetts. Located just 1.5 hours outside of Boston, this venue swaps out manicured parks for authentic, agricultural terrain. You will plunge deep into dense, heavily shaded New England woods and charge across sweeping open pastures and active cornfields. The natural layout features single-track forest trails heavily loaded with hidden roots, loose rocks, and sudden, deceptive elevation changes that will test your ankle stability, focus, and grit at every turn.
2nd - BikeBarn Racing 50k Endurance Challenge. MUST FINISH BY 1:45pm
Also; New this year is a tent area (free of charge) we have the permit for outdoor cooking gas grills.
So, feel free to bring a tent and cook, you must take your trash with you.
LIVE RESULT:
TBD
As long as Hotspot is working
Supported by SE NEMBA, Bikebarn Racing and Rhino Racing
Hosted by: Recreational Trails Committee of Marshfield and South-East New England Mountain Bike Association
Note: Start times -subject to changes
Event is on 06/27/27
Parking: 165 Eames way Marshfield, Ma 02050
Directions:
Over flow parking 1295 Main St Saint Christine’s Parrish. (Take trail across road from church driveway up hill first right then right at red and white heart on tree to school “follow the arrows”) good 1 mile warm up registration behind school.
Direction
To Saint Christine Catholic Church - Bing Maps
Note: Please understand If you try to register day of race, The fee is $100.00 day of; as it creates some administrative work and generating you a plate as volunteers are focusing on “race day” tasks. This is a 100% fundraiser race. Please pre-register online. Thank you
Payout Categories; your Category must have 3 participants in order to receive cash prizes.
Hey Everyone!!!
It's me again... Jeff Willson, A.K.A. "The Rhino!"
I am one of the Junior coaches for the NEYC "New England Youth Cycling" kids team the “WOMPY WARRIORS”. Trail Builder, Recreational Trail Committee, Friends of Wompatuck Member and on the BOD for SE NEMBA as Event Coordinator.
I am very excited to invite you to ride my local trail system The Carolina Hills! The past few years and still building some Awesome NEW Trails. I worked with the Town Officials to get these trails approved.
This will be the 6th official Mountain Bike race at Carolina Hill Marshfield, Massachusetts.
Trail System is in wonderful shape!
Volunteers and myself have been out clipping and clearing the trails all season because it is my private training area, but I am now ready to share it with you.
Some of you know about the "Hills", you can't go down if you don't go up!
This race will have fun laps mixed with dirt roads and flowy single track with a little bit of "WOMPY TECH" you all will enjoy.
It's also smooth enough you could ride a hardtail if you want.
Each lap will be about 6-7 miles. It sounds short but you will enjoy the climbs with some fast flowy, double track descents. Sand based dries out quickly like the Cape.
I want to show more people my primo riding spots right here in Marshfield.
We are going to have all kinds of Categories:
Cat 1/2/3, Junior/Junior Varsity/HS Seniors, Fat bike, Pro Category and Pro.
Carolina Hills MTB Classic 2026 XC course is about 6-7 miles and 600-700’of elevation per lap
Course has a good mix of some fun fast flow downhills, some climbs and places for passing
When you make routes/ Segments in Strava in changes distance and elevation,
Endurance Course is 10.23 miles per lap with 100' elevation per mile with a great mix of fast, flowy and challenging trails. Must Finish by 1:45pm
Note: When you make routes/ Segments in Strava in changes distance and elevation,
Strava Route: Note race day will have a few cut throughs. Also note when making Strava route if shows less elevation and mileage course subject to slight changes on race day follow arrows race day.
STRAVA Official Courses:
Notes: courses may slightly vary.
(You can export the GPX file from the course use the dropdown box)
XC Course: 6.5 miles
Carolina Hill MTB Classic 2026 XC Course | 6.5 mi Mountain Biking Trail on Strava
Endurance Course: 10.23 miles
CHMTBC ENDURANCE COURSE 2026 real 10.23miles | 9.3 mi Mountain Biking Trail on Strava
No racing License needed!
First race starts at 9:10am
Please drive slow down Eames Way as it is a residential area parking is 1/4 mile on the left, volunteers will be there to tell you how to park starting at 7am.
Registration check-in and Podiums will be back behind the school. Signage will take you there.
PLEASE!!!!
Do note ride bikes up Eames way Road to gate.
The volunteers will direct you to the singletrack across from school, just follow the arrows a short distance up off the trail to the double wide starting area.
This event is to support RTC of Marshfield
and SE NEMBA for kids
A little about Recreational Trail Committee of Marshfield
Who We Are and What We Do:
Established by the Select Board in October 2014, the Recreation Trails Committee is a working committee comprised of Five (5) members and Two (2) alternate members, all Marshfield residents, appointed by the Select Board for overlapping three (3) year terms. The RTC strives to improve town trails and walking opportunities through: Trail Maintenance, Organized Community Walks, Improved Signage, Kiosks and Maps. The RTC seeks to partner with town departments, boards, individuals, local businesses and community groups who are interested in improving our community trail system.
In addition to our appointed members, the RTC is fortunate to have both the Town Planner and the Conservation Agent as Committee Advisors.
The Recreation Trails Committee welcomes additional volunteers who are interested in promoting, improving and maintaining town trails for all Marshfield residents and neighbors to enjoy.
The Trail Ambassadors are a subset of the Trails Committee. Trail Ambassadors perform routine and regular maintenance on the town trails. Trail Ambassadors cut, rake, trim, clean up rubbish, mark, and monitoring trails on a weekly basis. Trail Ambassadors work on a different trail each week for a two (2) hour time period. Trail Ambassadors partner with other volunteers to cut new trails, repair footbridges and install new trail benches. If you have a Trail Ambassador question you may contact us through the Marshfield website.
So, what does this mean? The RTC typically meets the second Wednesday of the month at the Town Hall, Planning Department Conference room. The meetings are open to the public and are scheduled to start at 7:00 pm. The goal is to complete all business by or before 9:00 pm. At times we may meet more often, such as if we attend a board meeting or Town Meeting.
We have an active and varied board, we are always looking for a few new friends, stop by one of our meetings and meet RTC members and advisors.
Thank You for reading all of the notes!
Any other questions contact me,
Jeff Wilson [email protected]
Stuff & Things
The Tri-State Cycling Wooney Crit takes place in Downtown Woonsocket, Rhode Island, featuring a fast, technical, fully closed-road criterium circuit designed for competitive racing.
The event is organized by Tri-State Cycling Club (TSCC) and is conducted under USA Cycling rules. All riders must hold a valid USA Cycling license (one-day licenses permitted where applicable).
Course:
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https://www.strava.com/routes/3451332797114198996
Check-In & Staging
• Check-in opens one hour before the first race
• Riders must report to staging 10 minutes before their scheduled start
• Fields may be held or neutralized briefly at the discretion of officials for safety
Categories & Scoring
• Categories are combined on course where listed
• Separate podiums will be awarded by category and Masters age groups where indicated
• Masters categories may include overall winners plus age-group podiums (35+, 45+, 55+, 60+)
• Final category structure and start times are listed in the category schedule above
Timing & Results
• Results will be posted on BikeReg and Road-Results
• Officials’ decisions are final
Prizes & Podiums
• Podiums will be held throughout the day and during the closing ceremony
• Riders must be present to receive awards unless otherwise approved by the race director
Additional Information
• No headphones or audio devices permitted during competition
• Riders are responsible for knowing USA Cycling rules
• The organizer reserves the right to combine, split, or cancel categories as necessary for safety or participation
For questions, contact:
Tri-State Cycling Club (TSCC)
Email: [email protected]
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
Come join us for the 4th annual Chocolate Marshmallow 5k / 10k The 5k and 10k are completely flat and fast. Most of the course is in the countryside of Seekonk Massachusetts.
RACE INFORMATION:
Yes we will be having Hot Chocolate and goodies after the event.
The race will be chipped timed.
All registrants will receive a finishers medal.
AWARDS:
All participants will receive a medal.
Trophies for the overall male/female in both distances
PACKET PICK UP:
Race day morning only from 6:30-7:45
Event details and schedule
visit www.oceanstatemultisport.com and click course information
Event details and schedule
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.