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Concord Hospital's Bridge to Recovery Walk is a family-friendly event, bringing together community friends and families, local businesses, and Concord Hospital-Laconia/Franklin providers & staff, to raise awareness and funds for Recovery services. This event supports those in our communities who are struggling with or recovering from mental health disorders and/or substance use disorder.
All funds raised at this event support critical resources for patients and their families seeking help. Many of us have been touched by one or both of these devastating hardships. Participating in the Bridge to Recovery Walk allows you to help support programs and services focused on finding solutions to these epidemics.
The walk is approximately 2 miles and begins and ends on the grounds of Concord Hospital-Franklin. The walk is followed by a pancake breakfast, showcasing the culinary skills of Dr. Paul Racicot and his colleagues at Boomer's Barbeque.
NEW HAMPSHIRE MARATHON
Saturday, October 3, 2026
New Hampshire’s best-kept secret for over 30 years! Come experience the natural beauty of NH in a small, friendly, and community-oriented event that doubles as a Boston Qualifier. The New Hampshire Marathon has been described as one of the most beautiful races in New England. The course moves around Newfound Lake during our most spectacular season, peak foliage. Offering a full, half, 10K, and kids' race events, we have something for all levels.
Run Your Buns Off 4.2 Miler
Happy 17th Anniversary to us! Help us celebrate by Running Your Buns Off this Labor Day weekend in beautiful Bristol, NH and reward yourself at the finish line with one of NH's Best sticky buns!
Wow, 17 years have flown by and the fun continues as our unique, fun-filled 4.2-mile course starts/finishes near the shore of beautiful Newfound Lake and you will experience a community event at its finest. As always, we are excited to see this race continue to grow and proud to announce that we have distributed over $146,000 back to our community since our inception! We will again offer professional chip timing, our large raffle, and of course, delicious sticky buns! PLEASE NOTE - this event does NOT offer same-day race registration so please register online now! We've got some fun new racer gifts for all participants, so grab your friends whether they run or walk, and help us raise funds for this year's community beneficiary - the NH Food Bank. We, along with the NH Food Bank will be hosting our 6th community mobile food drive in Bristol in February 2027 to help support our friends and neighbors dealing with food insecurity or could use a helping hand. We look forward to running our buns
off with you again this Labor Day weekend!
Mandy’s Angels Paws for a Cause 5K
Join us for a tail-wagging good time at the Mandy’s Angels Paws for a Cause 5K! This dog-friendly run/walk takes place on Saturday, September 12, 2026, at Hesky Park in Meredith, NH. Lace up your sneakers and bring your four-legged friends as we raise funds to provide life-saving diabetic alert dogs to children with Type 1 Diabetes. Whether you run, walk, or cheer from the sidelines or vitually, your participation helps support our mission at Mandy’s Angels Diabetic Service Dogs Incorporated. Note: Limit of 1 dog per runner/walker
We have also added a virtual race! Participate in this event, but from your own course wherever you are!
We will be providing you with RaceJoy as part of the official race experience. You will be mailed the bib and shirt. Please note: You must register for the virtual race by Friday Sept. 4, 2026 so that we can send you your bib & shirt on time.
Come make a difference—one pawprint at a time!
Please note that the first 50 registrants will receive a Mandy’s Angels Paws for a Cause 5K race shirt!
Mandy’s Angels Diabetic Service Dogs is a 501 (c)3 local non-profit based in Meredith, NH. We raise money to provide diabetic service dogs to children with type 1 diabetes. We provide these service dogs at no cost to the families.
We invite you to join us on August 13, (5:30 pm) for a 4-mile run in honor of Anna, a beloved young woman who touched the lives of many and is deeply missed. Anna was passionate about running; she competed at Hopkinton High School and Keene State College.
Proceeds will be donated to the Connor’s Climb Foundation.
“The mission of Connor’s Climb Foundation is to provide suicide prevention education by raising awareness, reducing stigma, and equipping youth, educators, and the community at large with tools and resources focused on the vulnerable age group of 10-24 year-olds, to New Hampshire and bordering community.”
We hope you can join us for this special event.
Early Bib Pick up Wednesday 12-4
8/13 Registration 3::00 - 5:15
Children's Race 5:00 pm
4-Mile Race Start 5:30pm
Awards 7:00 pm
Presenting Sponsor Delta Dental
Race Day Sponsors Cedar and Main, Contoocook Creamery,
Thank you all for your support!
Lace up your sneakers and grab your favorite two or four legged running partner for the annual Dirty Paws 5k!
Course begins at the Banks Humane Education Center at 95 Silk Farm Rd, Concord (across from the shelter), taking you to the grounds of St Paul’s School and back.
Dogs are welcome; must have a current rabies vaccination and be on leash at all times. Baby joggers welcome!
RACE DAY
Saturday, August 8, 2026 – rain or shine.
7:30-8:30AM – Pre-registered racer check-in, shirt pick-up, and same-day race registration (only cash or check accepted).
9:00AM – Race begins!
Post-race – Refreshments, awards and raffles for all paid participants.
SCENIC START/FINISH
The race will start and end in the parking lot adjacent to the Alton Bay Bandstand overlooking beautiful Lake Winnipesaukee.
GPS address: 58 Mount Major Highway (Rte 11), Alton Bay, NH 03810.
SHIRTS
A unisex long-sleeve cotton shirt will be available to all paid participants who have registered by July 14. A unisex long-sleeve polyester tech shirt can be chosen (instead of the cotton shirt) for an additional $5 to all paid participants who have registered by July 14 (no youth sizes available).
¨ Click here for size chart
COURSE INFORMATION
ChronoTrack computerized chip timing provided by Granite State Race Services. USATF-certified course through Alton. Scenic, slightly varying paved course – flat/downhill with one moderate incline. Every mile is marked, with water provided at the 1.5-mile mark and finish area.
¨ Click here for course map
AGE DIVISIONS FOR AWARDS
9 & under · 10-14 · 15-19 · 20-29 · 30-39
· 40-49 · 50-59 · 60-69 · 70-79 · 80 & over
PRIZES
¨ Overall male/female runner
¨ Top male/female runner in each age division
¨ First Alton male/female runner
¨ Teams: running club & family/fun teams
PARKING OPTIONS
¨ On-street parking along Route 11
¨ At the Town Beach on Route 28A
¨ Overflow parking at Jones Field on Letter S Rd
Join us on Saturday, September 19, 2026 for the 21st Annual Pedaling for Payson Bike Event at Elm Brook Park in Hopkinton, NH!
This community event attracts cyclists and Payson Center for Cancer Care supporters annually, who raise funds for the Concord Hospital Payson Center for Cancer Care. Monies raised are used to provide our most vulnerable patients with a Nurse Navigator. The Nurse Navigator is a staff member, a "professional family member", dedicated to helping cancer patients find the medical, community, and financial support they need quickly, which in turn helps to calm the patient’s anxieties related to their treatment. No one should have to experience cancer alone, and by participating in Pedaling for Payson, you are helping to ensure that patients at the Payson Center have access to Nurse Navigators.
Come out and join us for a road, mountain, or gravel ride. Whatever your reason may be, consider joining in on all that Pedaling for Payson has to offer.
About the race
For 2026, we have decided to remove the 10k race and will no longer name our longest race a Marathon. It will be called the Bear Brook Trail Ultramarathon going forward. We will continue to offer a Half Marathon distance which will be as accurate to 13.1 miles as we can get it. For the Ultra - We will be a little less upfront on the distance - it will likely change from year to year and will be anywhere from 50k to 100k.... We will release the course 1 month before the race date and the old phrase "“How many miles did your GPS get?" will still be in play.We are excited to once again share the absolute beauty of Bear Brook State park and all the trails it has to offer. From beautiful single track, to steep uphills, and of course, the magnificent blueberry fields, Bear Brook has so so much to offer no matter which of the race you choose. .Please note that this is a NO CUP race - we do not supply cups at the aid stations. None. You will need to supply your own water bottles/soft flasks, etc to re-fill along the course. We will not have anything for you to put water in at the aid stations. This is to keep all littering in the park to an absolute minimum and ensure that we can continue to work with the State in obtaining this permit. Please note we do not allow pets to run during the race with runners and crews/pacers are not allowed.
2026 Course
Continuing in 2026, The Bear Brook Trail Races will be a GPX only event. There will be minimal to no course markings. If you are not comfortable with this format, please do not sign up. Entrants will be required to download the course GPX and utilize that to navigate their way along the course. The GPX will be made available in advance of the Event and will be sent to all entrants. Please contact us directly if you have any questions. Thank you!
How to get there
157 Deerfield Road, Allenstown, NH
Look for the snowmobile lot, we will have race day signs at entrance. If you come in from route 28 it will be on the right (if you see the toll booth you went too far) , if you come in from the other side of the park it will be on your left (past the toll booth). You are looking for a dirt driveway going into a large dirt lot.
Cutoffs
There is no cutoff for half marathon races but there will be a cutoff for the Ultramarathon. Ultramarathon runners will receive cutoff details when the course is released.
Dropping Out
Dropping out:Runners not able to complete the race due to physical or mental circumstances must check-in solo or aided to the nearest aid station, notify aid station volunteers, and turn in their bib number to aid station personnel. This policy is to ensure that all runners are accounted for during the race and is for the safety of all participants. Runners failing to notify race organizers or volunteers of a dropped status or who fail to turn in their bib numbers will be banned from future races.
Where to stay
You can camp in the park, please book early to ensure a campsite. There are places to stay in Concord, NH which is about 20 minutes away from the race. Concord and Manchester are the closest major towns near the race start.
Refund Policy
It is our policy to offer a full refund (minus the fees charged by Ultrasignup) to a runner if they cancel their registration through Ultrasignup no later than 60 days prior to the date of the race. An email to the Race Director does not constitute a cancellation. Within 60 days, the fee is either forfeited or the runner may request a deferment of the registration fee up to and no later than the following year. Canceling within one week of the race forfeits all fees.
Event's current local time: 4:25 AM ET
🚴♂️ The Highs & Lows Tour: A Ride for Every Journey 🚴♂️
The Highs & Lows Tour is a one-day cycling event featuring a variety of routes designed to showcase the natural beauty and terrain of New Hampshire. Riders can choose from traditional road routes, mixed-surface gravel adventures, and—new for 2026—a mountain biking option that opens up even more ways to explore.
This year, all rides begin and end on the scenic campus of Plymouth Regional High School, nestled at the gateway to the Pemi-Baker Valley. From there, road riders will explore the Baker River Valley, winding through charming towns and surrounded by stunning mountain views. Those tackling the full century will venture even farther—into the Connecticut River Valley and over Mount Cube—for a truly epic experience.
The mixed-surface routes wind through quiet backroads, cross covered bridges, and feature classic gravel roads such as Perch Pond Road and Sandwich Notch. For riders hungry for more miles after lunch, the full 65-mile course is among the most challenging adventures conceivable on two wheels. The post-lunch 25-mile segment includes iconic climbs like Texas Hill, Bridgewater Hill, and Poole Hill, packing 3,500 feet of elevation gain into this leg alone—destined to become a classic bucket-list ride.
Mountain bikers will find beginner-friendly options right at Plymouth Regional High School, along with more advanced loop options at Holderness School, just a short ride or drive away. More details on the inaugural mountain bike offering will be available soon.
All road and mixed-surface routes are fully supported, with SAG vehicles and well-stocked rest stops providing hydration, nutrition, and encouragement along the way. The mountain bike event will also feature a central, fully supported rest stop.
Whether you prefer pavement, gravel, or singletrack, the Highs & Lows Tour is a multi-course event built for every rider, every pace, and every purpose.
And when the riding is done, the celebration continues with a community event featuring games, music, and entertainment for riders, families, and supporters alike.
This Hooksett Kiwanis race is also co-sponsored by Merrimack County Savings Bank.
The trail race begins at Heads Pond trail at the intersection of Hooksett Rd. and Post Road in Hooksett. It proceeds along a hard packed stone dust surface, enters a wooded conservation trail and ends at the Hooksett Public Library.
Restrictions: For the safety of all runners, walkers and local traffic: Please no strollers of any kind and no dogs.
T-shirts will be provided to the first 100 registrations. Sign up now!
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION: 7/1/2025 - 7/31/2025 all runners/walkers $20, Kid's Fun Run $5
Pre-Registration 8/1/2025 - 9/18/2025 all runners/walkers $30, Kid's Fun Run $5
LATE Registration/Race Day: all runners/walkers $35, Kid's Fun Run $5
T-shirt and Bib Pick Up:
T-shirts will be provided to the first 100 registrants. We will try to honor your size requests. You may register in person and pick up your T-shirt and bibs prior to the race on Friday, 9/19/25 from 4:00-6:00 PM and on race day Saturday, September 20 at the Hooksett Library front steps. There will be Port-O-Potties at the trail head. This year participants will be parking on one side of University Heights Road. Please observe the No PARKING signs and cones. Then there will be a short walk to the front of the Hooksett Library. A shuttle van will be available to take you and spectators from the Library to the Heads Pond Trail Head.
There will be a bin in a secure location for you to put your personal things in while you run the race at the Library. Then just remember to retrieve them after the race.
We will have a 50/50 raffle drawing at the award ceremony after the race. You can purchase tickets at the registration tables on Friday night and Saturday morning so remember to bring some money. They will sell for 3 for $5 or 10 for $10.
Kids for the Kid's Fun Run can register on-line or on Friday and Saturday. Once the main race starts on Saturday at 8:30, the registration will move up to the Library front steps. The children can register right up until 9:15 when the race starts in front of the Library. It is a half mile course.
All proceeds from this event will go to the Hooksett Kiwanis activities and events sponsored by them. These events include Manchester Central High School, Pinkerton Academy and Trinity High School Key Clubs, Hooksett Cawley and Manchester Hillside Middle School Builders Clubs, Hooksett Memorial K Kids, trail improvements in Hooksett, Kids' Kloset, Hooksett Community Food Pantry and other programs benefiting children. Hooksett Kiwanis Foundation is a 501c3 organization. Tax ID # 35-2219078.
Age Groups for Awards
Male and Female Age Groups for the Hooksett Kiwanis 5k trail race: 15 & Under, 16-29; 30-39; 40-49; 50-59; 60+
For more information please go to: https://www.hooksettkiwanis.org/kiwanis-5k
Total number of entries will be capped at 165.
Some classes will be combined. World Formula Light/Heavy , TaG Sr./Masters.
2026 NHKA Membership required for this event.
Non Members must request an entry via email to [email protected] (SUBJECT TO AVALIBLE SPACE)
Only karts and drivers that conform to NHKA class rules and regulations are allowed.
All Briggs 206 engines must be equipped with the updated World Formula exhaust.
Sunday only pit passes are only good for Sunday or Saturday night arrival.
One or Two day pit passes for crew and guests will be sold at the gate. Cash Only.
Kid Karts will race on Saturday and Sunday.
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The Ice Cream Tamwich is a gravel enduro adventure that showcases the amazing gravel roads and communities of Sandwich and Tamworth, NH. The ride will include a handful of timed segments, some great post-ride vibes, and all proceeds will benefit local organizations! Ride hard when you want to, slow down when you don't, and finish the day with stories, smiles, and a well-earned treat. Apres ride will include live music, raffle items, vendors, food truck, and more.
Entry includes food truck meal, drink, Papa Bean's ice cream sandwich, 75% discount to White Mountain Sauna Haus, and more local perks to be announced!
There will be a custom podium award for the top three male, female, and gender-diverse finishers of all segments and sponsor prizes for the top category finishers of each segment. There will also be individual segment sponsors with some great prizes.
Lodging: Camping will be available at the Fairgrounds on Saturday, September 12. The CoHo hostel in Conway will also be offering 15% off your stay with the code GRAVEL! https://www.cohohostel.com/
Online registration closes on September 5 at 11:59 PM, day of registration will be available for $105 and $120 for the one scoop and two scoop options respectively.
Riders will need a Strava account if they want to be considered for the segment prizes and overall podium.
A map of the fairgrounds with parking and staging will be made available as the event approaches.
Event will occur rain or shine.
Riders must wear helmets at all times while on the bike.
The course will be open to traffic. RIDERS MUST OBEY ALL TRAFFIC RULES and yield to traffic, notably at intersections and crossings.
Riders should be cautious of foot traffic and pets while on the course. Please treat everyone respectively.
Riders should stay to the right and at no point cross into the opposite lane. Some roads are narrow so ride single file except when passing.
There will be course markings, however, all riders are expected to have the route downloaded digitally or as a cue sheet.
All riders shall expect to carry their own tools, spare parts, and nutrition for the distance they are registered for. There will be several aid stations.
Gravel or fast rolling mountain bikes are recommended. There will be short sections of Class VI trails.
Bib pick-up will be Sunday morning at 0700.
Volunteer sign-up can be found at www.icecreamtamwich.com
2026 Bar Harbor Wealth Management Tiger Run 12K/5K
Benefitting the Cross Country and Track & Field Programs
at Indian River Middle School and Mascoma Valley Regional High School.
The 5K is a friendly out and back course, all on blacktop road. The 12K is a scenic loop course, mixing black top and dirt roads.
In person race day registration will be open from 8:15-9:45 on October 26th, with cash or check only.In the spirit of New Hampshire’s 12K race history, come join us on October 25 in scenic Enfield, NH. We’ll be offering race distances of 12K, on a certified course, as well as a 5K race for those who want a shorter distance. The races will benefit the Track and Cross Country programs at Indian River Middle School and Mascoma Valley Regional High School, with the 12K taking place on a scenic course featuring views of Mascoma Lake. Football fans, don’t worry, you’ll spend the morning on a beautiful fall course and be home by the 1:00PM kickoff.
Prices will be: $50 for the 18 and over 12K
$45 for the 17 and under 12K
$40 for the 16 and over 5K
$35 for the 15 and under 5K
You can take advantage of much lower rates by registering early online as well.
The 12K portion of the event is proud to once again be part of the 2026 Upper Valley Running Series, but this year folks can run the 5K and count it towards the UVRS finisher qualifications as well (series points will not be given for the 5K distance, only credit for completing a series race). More info on the Upper Valley Running Series can be found at https://uppervalleyrunningclub.org/upper-valley-running-series/. The 2026 Upper Valley Running Series is brought to you by BE Fit Physical Therapy.
We are also extremely proud to be part of the New Hampshire Grand Prix for the first time ever, where we'll see the best running clubs in New Hampshire squaring off against each other on our course. For more info on the New Hampshire Grand Prix, please visit https://www.nhgp.org/