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Note From The Race Director The 20K starts at 9:00am and the 50K starts at 8:00am. For volunteer opportunities, please use the volunteer button on Ultrasignup. Make sure to follow our social media channels for race updates, project updates, and training runs. History The Annapolis Striders present the 17th annual Rosaryville Veterans Day Trail Race. The 50K and 20K races take place on the wooded trails and through the meadows of Rosaryville State Park in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. The race is limited to 250 participants and has an 8-hour time limit for the 50K and 7-hour time limit for the 20K. Participants can register for the race on ultrasignup.com. Runners are encouraged to sign up early to secure their spot for this classic trail race with old school feel.The Rosaryville State Park course is a true gem for trail runners in search of a challenging yet picturesque route. With the majority of the course winding through deep woods, runners will be treated to stunning views of Maryland's
natural beauty. The trail itself is largely buffed out single track making it accessible to runners of all skill levels. The race starts and finishes at the Pavilion picnic area, a short distance from the perimeter trail entrance. There will also be two aid stations along the way to help keep runners hydrated and energized. For those who need to drop off any bags or gear, there will be a designated drop bag area, which is only a short walk from the Start/Finish line. For more information please visit Ultrasignup.com. Headphones, pets, babyjoggers, etc. are not allowed during the race given the nature of the course, our concern for the safety of all participants, and our insurance requirements. Course The 50K course is basically 3.25 loops around the 9.5-mile single track perimeter trail. There are no big climbs nor descents but the rolling hills add up to a total elevation gain of about 2600ft. The Start/Finish is at the Pavilion picnic area. From the start, runners go 0.7 miles on paved
road to Aid Station #1 (AS #1) where they enter the perimeter trail, running in a counter-clockwise direction. About 2.25 miles on the trail from AS #1 is the bag drop area. AS #2 has been moved back to it's original location. From AS #1 to AS #2 is approximately 4.5 miles. Runners complete two more loops on the trail then continue to the bag drop area where they exit the loop for a short sprint across a grassy field to the finish. The course is mostly in deep woods; the trail is mostly single track but not very technical. The course is well marked with white pie plates and white confidence ribbons. There are other markers on the course that have been put there by other people for other purposes. Look for the white markers only.The 20K course is basically 1.25 loops around the 9.5-mile single track perimeter trail. There are no big climbs nor descents but the rolling hills. The Start/Finish is at the Pavilion picnic area. From the start, runners go 0.7 miles on paved road to Aid Station #1
(AS #1) where they enter the perimeter trail, running in a counter-clockwise direction. About 2.25 miles on the trail from AS #1 is the bag drop area. AS #2 has been moved back to it's original location. From AS #1 to AS #2 is approximately 4.5 miles. Runners complete one loop on the trail then continue to the bag drop area where they exit the loop for a short sprint across a grassy field to the finish. The course is mostly in deep woods; the trail is mostly single track but not very technical. The course is well marked with white pie plates and white confidence ribbons. There are other markers on the course that have been put there by other people for other purposes. Look for the white markers only.Note for first-time ultra trail runners: This isn’t a technical course, but admire the scenery at your peril. Roots, rocks, and stumps all nestle in the leaves, which in early November will be plentiful. Directions From Baltimore: (Travel time approx. 1 hour.) Take Route 97 to Route 3 south.
Route 3 will cross Route 50 and become Route 301 south. Follow Route 301 to Upper Marlboro. The State Park is located approximately 4 miles south of Upper Marlboro. The park entrance is on the right.From the Washington Beltway I-495/95: (Travel time approx. 1/2 hour.) Take exit #11, Route 4 East. Follow Route 4 to Upper Marlboro. Exit on Route 301 south for approximately 4 miles. The park entrance is on the right.Warning: Enter the park from Route 301, not from Rosaryville Road. You cannot get to the start of the race from the Rosaryville Road entrance. Packet Pickup Packet Pickup is on race morning from 6:45 to 8:55 at the pavilion area, near the Start/Finish50K race starts at 8:0020K race starts at 9:00 Drop Bag The bag drop location very close to the start/finish (perhaps 1/4 mile). Please label your bag with your name and bib number. At the start/finish pavilion there will be area for you to put your place your bag. After the start of the race, volunteers will take your bags over the
drop bag area. You will have access to your bag at about the 5k, 20k, and 35k points on the course. This area will not be covered, please plan accordingly if wet weather is forecast. After the race you are responsible to go over to the drop bag area and collect your drop bag. Please do not leave your bag behind. Awards Top 3 Male/Female, and top Male/Female Military (active duty or retired) for both 50K & 20K. Refunds/Deferrals/Transfers & Race Changes While we are more than happy to accommodate distance changes, we regret to inform you that no refunds will be offered for such modifications. However, please note that any participant who wishes to switch distances will be responsible for paying the difference in registration fee, if applicable. All race distance changes must be made before race day. No changes on race day are permitted.As per our race policy, we understand that there are certain extenuating circumstances that may prevent participants from taking part. In light of this, we
are pleased to inform you that we do offer refunds/deferrals for individuals who withdraw due to maternity or deployment reasons. Registrations are not transferable. Race Rules Do:• Bring a water bottle or hydration pack• Let us know if you drop out. (So we don’t call your emergency contact!)• Bring a drop bag if you want one. It will not be under a roof, so if rain is forecast you may want to use a dry-bag.• Feel free to have a pacer on Loop #3. However, that pacer must be on foot (not a bike).Don’t:• Have a pet run with you while you are racing.• Please do not wear headphones or earbuds. This is an insurance requirement which is based on runner safety.• Pay for parking. It is covered by your race registration.• Litter! If you drop a gel, even a gel tab, or a cup, or anything else on the trail, please stop and pick it up! We want to want to keep the trails in the best shape possible. Time Limit Runners have 8 hours to finish the 50K race and 7 hours to finish the 20K. However, in the int
erest of our dedicated volunteers and to avoid having runners on the course after the time limit, runners must reach the bag drop area/trail exit point for their final full 9.5-mile lap by 1:20 p.m. This allows 2 hours and 40 minutes to complete the final full loop on the 9.5-mile trail and the short dash to the finish. Runners arriving at the bag drop area after 1:20 having completed only 2 full loops on the perimeter trail will not be permitted to continue the race. Post Race Festivities After conquering the challenging trails and pushing your limits, it's time to relax, unwind, and celebrate your accomplishment. Change into some clean clothes, grab your camping chair and join us for post-trail race finish party filled with hot food, cozy fire pits, music, and fun yard games. We are firing up the grills and will serve smoked BBQ chicken sliders, vegetarian chili, cheese quesadillas, hamburger/cheeseburgers, and diced potatoes. Event's current local time: 5:03 AM ET
The Black Nurses of Southern Maryland, Incorporated (BNSMD) is dedicated to advancing the quality of nursing care and promoting health equity for Black communities. Through advocacy, education, and equitable access to health resources, we empower diverse populations and work to reduce health disparities in minority communities. We are also committed to supporting nurses in their professional development and career advancement by providing education, mentorship, and growth opportunities.
Join Us for the 4th Annual BNSMD Health Fair & Walk/Run!
📅 Saturday, October 3, 2026
📍 Hosted by the Black Nurses Association of Southern Maryland (BNSMD)
We are excited to invite you to our 4th Annual Health Fair and Walk/Run—an energizing, family-friendly event focused on promoting wellness and community connection. We would love for you to be a part of it!
Race Day Schedule
8:00 AM – 9:30 AM: Registration, Race Package & T-shirt Pickup
8:00 AM – 11:00 AM: Free Health Screenings
8:30 AM: Welcome Remarks
8:45 AM: Race/Walk Instructions & Warm-Up
9:00 AM: Race/Walk Begins
10:00 AM – 11:30 AM: Closing Activities & Celebration
🎽 Whether you're walking, running, volunteering, or cheering—your presence makes a difference!
For questions, please contact Race Director Latonia Ford at [email protected]/202-302-3076.
Interested in joining the Black Nurses of Southern Maryland?
Let’s promote health, celebrate community, and walk/run with purpose! 🏃🏽♀️🏃🏿♂️💙
The HER Cause, Inc. 3rd Annual 5K Walk is to raise awareness and end the stigma surrounding mental health for Black women and women of color. With support, HER Cause, Inc. can make a positive impact on the lives of BIPOC women. Proceeds from the registration fees and donations will help to support costs associated with our upcoming training program, and other operational costs.
Join us for the Harbor Heroes 5K/10k — a scenic run that celebrates community, courage, and commitment. Lace up your shoes and race along the beautiful harbor front in honor of our nation's veterans. All donations will directly support veteran programs and services. Whether you're running, walking, or cheering from the sidelines, you're making a difference.
Be a hero for our heroes.
Race Starts: 9am but please arrive a hour early for bib pick up
Chip Timed Race
Race Start Location: 100 MGM National Ave, Oxon Hill, MD 20745
Packet Pickup: Packet pickup is available at the event. We recommend arriving one hour before the race start to check in and receive your race bib.
GreenWell Foundation: percentage of the proceeds will go to the GreenWell Foundation
1st Place: Trophy will be presented
Awards: We will award the top three men and women finalist during our post race award ceremony.
Photos: Race photos will be available the next day
Swag Bag: Swag Bag is included in the price, you will receive it after you cross the finish line
Water Station: Water stations will be along the trail.
Parking: 100 MGM National Ave, Oxon Hill, MD 20745
Extra parking will be across the street in the MGM parking garage
Race T-Shirts will be provided
Please note that Race T-Shirts are guaranteed to runners registered before October 23, 2026. We will order extra t-shirts for those who register after that date, but it is on a first-come first-served basis.
No matter the weather, the race will proceed as scheduled. All registrations are final and non-refundable.
The Tekau’s Heart Memorial 5K Run/1 Mile Walk is held to raise awareness about heart conditions that can occur in teens and young adults and in memory of Tekau Rasayon who passed away suddenly at the age of 17. Proceeds from the run will go towards funding a memorial scholarship in Tekau's name.
As a charitable 501(c)3 non-profit.....our mission is to raise awareness about heart conditions and heart health, with a focus on teens and young adults. And, to provide a memorial scholarship to a graduating senior that is going to college. Please visit our website at www.tekausheart.org to learn more about our organization.
Event details and schedule
EVENT SCHEDULE
Package pick-up and on-site registration: 6:30am-7:45am
Warm-up: 7:45am-7:55am
Run: 8:00am
Close-out: 12:00pm
Course Info: Woodrow Wilson Bridge
Parking Info: is available at the site parking lot.
What to bring: Water. Please stay hydrated.
What to wear: Comfortable and cool fitness attire.
Come out and join us for our 9th Annual fundraiser to support the outreach of the District Heights Youth Development Foundation and the District Heights Family & Youth Services Bureau. This is a USATF Certified Course (course # MD17021NP).
The District Heights Youth Development Foundation’s mission is to provide an organization that perpetuates improves and preserves the delivery of positive youth development services for youth residents of the City of District Heights and surrounding areas thereby, providing a continuum of services for children, youth, and families beyond therapeutic services at the bureau. Join us in helping our youth to thrive through continuous positive engagement!
Youth ages 12 and under with an adult paid registration may participate at no cost.
Run the D.C. Hot Cider Hustle 5K & 10K on Oct. 31st. All participants get an event shirt, hot cider, caramel apple, and finishers mug.
Use #HotCiderHustle to share your photos!
Event times, dates, location and all other details are subject to change prior to the event. All official information is on the event's website hotciderhustle.com
Come enjoy this gorgeous 5k & 10k course out of Jones Point in Alexandria, along the Mount Vernon Trail, with views of the Potomac River.
Walkers are welcome to attend this event.
Come enjoy this gorgeous 5k & 10k paved course along the scenic Mount Vernon trail with views of the Potomac River and some gorgeous forest & swampy areas as well.
Walkers and strollers are welcome to attend this event.
Come enjoy this gorgeous 5k & 10k paved course along the scenic Mount Vernon trail with views of the Potomac River.
Walkers and strollers are welcome to attend this event.
Experience the scenic river vistas on this beautiful 5k & 10k paved path along the Potomac/Mount Vernon Trail.
Walkers and strollers are welcome to attend this event.
Workshop Time:
9:00am - 1:00pm
Brief Description:
In this workshop you will learn the basic ingredients of the ChiRunning® Technique. You will get lots of personal attention and enjoy a rich learning experience packed with good information to help you run injury-free for the rest of your life. We will spend time alternating between demonstrations, fun exercises and technique drills...the nature of the day will be relaxed, full and inspiring.
Event Description:
• The Keys to Effortless, Injury-free Running • The Physics of Running: Run without Using Your Legs • ChiRunning® versus Power Running • Introduction to the ChiRunning® Form • Injury prevention techniques • Personal Check-in Tricks and Tools • Core Muscle Drills and Exercises • Pre-run Body Looseners, Post-run Stretches • Innovative technique drills • How to conserve energy at any speed
Workshop Location:
Anacostia Park (Skating Pavilion) 1500 Anacostia Dr, Washington, DC 20020
This workshop will be held outside at the Park.
Event details and schedule
Refund Policy:
OnPoint Fitness does not offer refunds, credits or transfers on these classes. Please, be sure that our services match your needs before committing through payment
Join us on September 20th for the 39th Annual Walk & 5K to End HIV at Anacostia Park!
The Walk & 5K to End HIV is more than just a fundraiser at Whitman-Walker. The Walk symbolizes our continued efforts to find a cure for HIV and to stop the stigma surrounding HIV. This fight will take the entire community's support and commitment.
Register today and walk or run to engage with the community. Join us to fight stigma, save lives and end HIV!
Click here for more information!
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
Come enjoy this scenic race at Mount Vernon District Park through the trails! The 5k is two laps and the 10k is four laps of the route.
Walkers are welcome to attend this event.
Come out and enjoy this scenic route along the Mount Vernon Trail.
Walkers and strollers are welcome to attend this event.
Come enjoy this flat and easy loop course around Fort Hunt Park.
Walkers and strollers are welcome to attend this event.
Run at the Boathouse 5k & 10k
Points count towards our Year-Long 5k, 10k, & Back of the Pack Series. Points will also count towards our Winter Series.
Come out and enjoy this scenic route along the Mount Vernon Trail. Race from Daingerfield Island towards Gravelly Point along the Mount Vernon Trail, and enjoy views of the Potomac River & planes from Reagan National Airport!
Walkers and strollers are welcome to attend this event.
Come out and enjoy this scenic, flat 5k & 10k in the heart of DC near the Nation’s Capital with sweeping views of the Potomac River.
Walkers and strollers are welcome to attend this event.