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RUN TO X-TREMES Monday, July 27th- Friday, July 31st
9 am to Noon
Lodestar Park, Newton, NJ
Our 25th year of Xtreme!
X-Treme Youth Running Camp has earned an excellent reputation as one of the region's premier youth running camps. In its 25th year, the Camp is held at bucolic Lodestar Park which offers a host of varying terrains making it the perfect venue to prepare middle and high school kids for their upcoming cross-country season or condition them for whatever fall sport they do!
The Camp runs from Monday, July 27th through Friday, July 31st from 9 am to noon each day of the week and features fantastic motivational guest speakers as well as endurance and speed preparation.
The X-Treme Running Camp experience is something fantastic and unique. The Camp takes full advantage of Lodestar Park's superb training venues. The Camp caters to middle and high school runners, but younger kids with a love of the sport often also attend. We welcome runners of all abilities as well as athletes involved in other sports looking to improve their endurance, speed and overall fitness. Each day includes an endurance session, a speed session (in each, kids are grouped according to their ability) plus a highly acclaimed guest speaker. Our Camp is directed by elite distance running husband and wife team Guy & Laurie Gordon, and all counselors are seasoned adult runners. We motivate with goal-setting, visualization, form analysis, injury prevention, overall core and body strength building, racing techniques and the power to believe in yourself and reach your full potential.
TESTIMONIALS:
"I come to speak here every year. This camp is all about learning to be the best you can be and put in the work to get there both with sports and in all aspects of life."
-Four-time Irish Olympian who has also run over 100 sub four minute miles, Marcus O'Sullivan
"I wouldn't miss speaking at X-Treme. This camp is pure motivation and I'm proud to be a part of it."
--Internationally acclaimed motivational speaker, Cornell Thomas
“This camp is all about instilling the proper discipline and culture it takes to be a successful runner”
-Brian Corcoran Championship, Cross Country & Track Coach at Pope John High School
“There are three things that make you a good runner: you must have the interest, the attitude and the discipline. Sussex County is one of the best areas to train. The terrain around here is absolutely wonderful.”
Peter Rono, Olympic Gold Medalist
“Somewhere in the world someone is training when you are not. When you race him, he will win.”
The Late and Great Tom Fleming and long-time X-Treme speaker, Multiple winner, NYC Marathon
ACCOMMODATIONS: Though we are a day camp, many from out of the area opt to stay in the area for the week at a local campground. Here are nearby options: Swartswood State Park (camping, yurts), Stokes State Forest (camping, cabins), Holiday Inn Express of Newton.
DETAILS
(SLIGHTLY) NEW COURSE FOR 2026!
Tour of High Bridge 2026 Course
Building on last year's course, thanks to some newly paved roads that weren't usable last year, we've added three turns and about 50 meters of finishing straight which eliminates last year's high-speed final turn. This should make the descent and finish more technical, but safer, and, in our opinion, a lot more fun!.
START TIMES: Racing begins at 12:00 pm. All races to follow.
*Estimated start times: Novice Men – 12:00pm II Master 40+ – 12:30 pm II Cat ¾ -- 1:15 pm II Junior (9-18) – 2:00 pm II Women/Non-Binary (All Categories) -- 2:30 pm II Citizens/Family Fun Ride – 3:10 pm II The High Bridge Mile (Running) – 3:30 II Men Pro 1/2/3 – 4:00
THE HIGH BRIDGE “MILE” RUNNING RACE:
Cash prizes and medals will be awarded to the top three male and female finshers.
REGISTRATION: Number pick-up and day of race registration is at the trailer near the start/finish. Day of registration is an additional $10.00. Additional online fees apply. Pre-registration is strongly encouraged! $20 entry for additional categories after the first race and may be purchased on race day without the $10 surcharge.
PARKING: There will be three parking locations within walking distance of the course:
The High Bridge Commons: 40 79 Main St., High Bridge, NJ
High Bridge Elementary School: 40 Fairview Ave., High Bridge, NJ
Union Forge Park: 1 Washington Ave., High Bridge, NJ
NO PARKING AT START/FINISH OR INSIDE COURSE CLOSURE.
NOTES: Held under USA Cycling event permit. USA Cycling Criterium Race rules apply. Prize list can be reduced by race director if less than 20 racers in any given category. Women may enter any men's race for which they are eligible by age and category. (No Category 5 MEN Allowed in Masters 40+). Please abide by all USA Cycling rules and regulations. Prizes not claimed within one hour of the results posting will be forfeited. Current National Champions race for free provided they contact the promoter ahead of time and wear their National Championship jersey. Rain or shine event. No refunds.
Please respect the community and keep off residential property. Use discretion when changing, use porta potties, discard all trash.
PROMOTER CONTACT: High Bridge Recreation Committee:
Sponsored by the Business, Industrial and Professional Association of Palmer Township
Fairview Park - Palmer Township, PA
5K (3.1 miles) Run and Walk along the bike path in Palmer and Bethlehem Townships
T-shirts for the first 300 registrants
Awards for age groups: 8 to 60+
Overall top male and female winners
Raffle prizes and More
Refreshments & Food both before and after the Race
Restrooms available near the start and finish line
Race begins and ends and same area
The major benefactor of this event is the Miracle League of Northampton County
We focus on our local community, helping build a stronger tomorrow for the township as well as it's surrounding areas. That is why we have chosen to donate proceeds to the Miracle League of Northampton County, at Easton Rotary Field located in Palmer Township.
The Miracle League of Northampton County is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that has built a barrier free baseball field so children and young adults with intellectual and physical disabilities can play and enjoy the game of baseball. For more information about this organization please visit their website at miracleleagueofnc.org.
This race is part of the Annual Palmer Community Day that begins Wednesday night with a under the tent family movie and runs through Sunday.
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The Giro del Cielo Road Race on Sunday August 23, 2026
PRE-REGISTRATION ONLY
Start/Finish, Registration, and Parking is at Frankford Park, 306 Wantage Ave, Branchville, NJ 07890
A rolling 7.8 mile loop in Sussex County, NJ.
Prizes 5 deep for each category
NJ State Champions will be the first NJ rider in each category
Pre-Registration ONLY, registration closes at 11:59 pm August 21st
Discounts for early entry
$40 before June 21st
$45 before July 25th
$50 before 11:59 pm August 21st
[email protected], 973-271-2727
Event Sponsors:
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A New Name for Bucks County's Original Gravel Ride Bucks Gravel (formerly the Fools Classic) is Kermesse Sport’s (& Bucks County’s) original Mixed Surface Ride, and is one of the oldest spring classic themed/gravel rides in the US. How does it differ? * Different Name * Different Season * Different Start/Finish Venue * Most of the Same Great Roads! Despite being founded long prior to the Revolutionary War, Bucks County doesn’t have much in terms of cobblestone roads, but due to its rural nature, there are many unpaved roads of dirt and gravel. Glaciers carved out what is now the Delaware River, yielding some steep hills leading out of the river valley. While the route has varied, the concept is constant; ride a circuit of roads less traveled past picturesque farms, pre-revolutionary stone houses, and take in as many of the local unsealed roads as practical. The course is always very challenging and has quite a few technical sections. The unpaved sections are all public roads or trails. They
are suited for road bikes with road tires, though the organizers recommend that you leave the lightweight stuff at home, and highly suggest that tires 28mm or wider will make your ride more enjoyable. * The ride is fully supported: + Aid Stations: 3 on the Long Route, 2 on the Medium, 1 on the Short & 1 on the family ride + SAG Support * The course is not marked (but we will provide GPS Files and complimentary access to the RideWithGPS App on ride day) * Post Ride Food & Drink with Beer courtesy of 18th Ward Brewing * The provisional routes are (according to Ride With GPS) + The Long Course is 81 miles long with 6900' of climbing and has >23 miles of unpaved roads (29%) + The Medium Course is 57 miles long with 5000' of climbing and has 20 miles of unpaved roads (35%) + The Short Course is 34 miles long with 3000' of climbing and 12.5 miles of unpaved roads (37%) + The Family Ride is up to 21 miles long and is mostly flat on an unpaved towpath Cyclocross/Gravel bikes are welcome, but
certainly not required, as most of the ride is on paved roads. Time Trial & Triathlon bikes are not suitable for this course and are prohibited. The courses are very challenging and have several very technical sections, thus it is only suitable for experienced cyclists with a good levels of fitness and bike handling skills. Interested in Camping on the Course? Beaver Valley Campgrounds is located at Mile 20 of the Short, Medium & Long Course and serves as Aid Station 1. It’s a 10 minute drive to the start/finish, making it an ideal location to camp for the event. 80 Clay Ridge Rd. Ottsville, PA 18942 For Reservations, call (610) 847-5643 [email protected] The event has multiple Charity partners including Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Delaware Valley Volunteer Fire Company, Tinicum Conservancy, and the PA Chapter of NICA, who each will receive contributions from the event. Rules & Conditions of Entry * All entries are final; no refunds. Entries are not transferable. Please
don't ask. * The event will be held rain or shine. Normal amounts of rain will not cancel the event. * However, in the event of Extreme Weather (such as impassable roads, named storms, or Official Weather Warning), other emergency, or situation beyond the organizers’ control, the organizers reserve the right to cancel the event or reschedule it. If you cannot attend the rescheduled date, a refund will not be issued. * Should the event be cancelled for reasons of force majeure, entry fees will not be refunded. * In consideration for entering the event, all participants must sign the waiver/liability release during the registration process. In addition to the participant, parents/legal guardians must also sign the waiver for minors. * All participants must check in on-site prior to the ride * The Ride Start Windows are + Long Course: from 8:00AM – 8:30AM + Medium Course: from 8:30AM – 9:00AM + Short Course: from 9:00AM - 9:30AM + Family Ride: from 9:30 - 9:45AM * There is no dedicated
emergency medical service (be prepared to call 911) * The courses are subject to change at any time * Free Parking available at the Delaware Valley Fire Company in Erwinna, PA * While the event is suitable to standard road bikes, it is not for time trial or triathlon bikes. Use of TT/Tri bikes are prohibited. + 28mm tires or wider are highly recommended + All bicycles must have 2 working brakes * All children on the family ride must be accompanied by parent or guardian that is also registered for the event * All riders must wear a helmet that meets CPSC, ANSI and/or Snell (or similar standards). * Wearing headsets or earbuds are prohibited. * This is a ride, not a race * The courses are not marked, nor are potholes or other road defects indicated * The roads are open to vehicular traffic; all rules of the road must be obeyed. Participants are responsible for their own safety, and for knowing and complying with applicable vehicle codes * Participants should ride in a safe and courteous
manner; whenever safe to do so, please stay to the right, except when passing. * All Riders must finish by 3:30, at which time the course is closed
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Lake Hopatcong “Tri”s Harder
Join us for the 3rd Annual Lake Hopatcong Sprint Triathlon Challenge, presented by Saint Clare’s Health! Whether you’re going solo or racing as a team, this event is all about pushing yourself, cheering each other on, and celebrating the strength of our community.
Sprint Triathlon Distances:
400m Swim
12.5 Mile Bike
3.1 Mile Run
Your Registration Includes:
A super-soft race shirt
Custom finisher’s medal
Relay Option – Share the Fun:
Want to take on the triathlon with your crew? Relay teams of two or three athletes can divide the swim, bike, and run however they like. Maybe one teammate does the swim, another tackles the bike, and the last handles the run—or double up if someone’s feeling ambitious. Friends, family, coworkers—everyone’s welcome. All ages and team combos are encouraged! Just make sure to register as a group.
Course Overview:
Start with a 400-meter open water swim at Crescent Cove Beach in Hopatcong. From there, hit the road for a beautiful AND challenging 12.5-mile bike course through the Northwood section of town and into Jefferson before looping back. Finish strong with a 3.1-mile out-and-back run along Lakeside Blvd to Maxim Glen and back—where a big finish line celebration awaits.
Support the Cause – Fundraising Perks:
We’re proud to support our local Lake area PBAs. Raise $150 or more and score a ridiculously comfy, ultra-fabulous race sweater courtesy of Live Run Give LLC. It’s our way of saying thanks for going the extra mile.
About Lake Hopatcong:
Lake Hopatcong is the largest freshwater lake in New Jersey—a year-round destination for boating, kayaking, swimming, fishing, and more. With 45 miles of shoreline, you’ll find marinas, waterfront dining, public beaches, and a laid-back vibe just 40 miles from NYC. It’s the perfect spot for a race-cation or a quick escape.
Benefiting:
Hopatcong PBA – proudly supporting those who serve our community every day.
Whether you’re seeking a fun ride through picturesque farm country, want to race a few challenging climbs, or simply enjoy a day out with family exploring farms by car — the 2026 Tour de Farm NJ has a route for you.
Ride. Taste. Discover.
Join us for the 2026 Tour de Farm NJ – a one-of-a-kind cycling adventure through the heart of New Jersey’s farmland!
Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist, a casual rider, or just love supporting local farms, this event is your chance to:
Pedal scenic backroads through rolling hills and countryside charm
Visit working farms along the route and taste the freshest local flavors
Cruise with route options for every skill level
Not a cyclist? No problem! Bring the whole family along with our drive-your-own-route option
Refuel with a farm-fresh lunch featuring seasonal ingredients and local specialties
Saturday, September 12, 2026 — Blairstown, NJ
Start and finish at Race Farm, with breakfast, lunch, and all the rural charm you can handle.
Ticket Type Descriptions
This event has 2 tickets types:
Tour de Farm Cycling Ticket (leisurely bicycling from farm to farm)
Driving-in-Car Ticket (Drive along the route from farm to farm)
Each ticket includes a Breakfast and Lunch.
Route Options*
Family Friendly - 16 miles (Ticket Options: Tour de Farm Cycling or Driving only; 4 - 5 participating farm stops)
Weekender - 24 miles (Ticket Options: Tour de Farm Cycling or Driving; 5 - 6 participating farm stops)
Challenger - 52 miles (Ticket Options: Tour de Farm Cycling or Driving; 6-7 participating farm stops)
*Route lengths subject to change pending farm participation.
Day Of Schedule
8AM - 10AM - Breakfast & Check-In
8AM - 10AM - Rolling Start. Start bicycling no later than:
Challengers 9AM
Family Friendly 10aM
Weekender 10AM
12 - 2PM - Lunch
The tour closes at 2pm. There will be no Sag Wagon service after 2:30pm. The lunch closes at 2pm. There will be no lunches served after 2:30pm
Breakfast & Lunch Menus
(Subject to changes) - See website!
Website
Check out our website for more information: https://www.tourdefarmnj.com/
Like Running or Walking? Love Wine? This race is for you!
Join us on Sunday, September 13, 2026 at 9:00am for an exciting event that features the amazing scenery and landscape of Blue Ridge Estate Vineyard & Winery! Nestled on top a hill overlooking the Vineyards the 17,000 SQFT wine tasting facility is state of the art. There’s a wrap around deck so you can take in the entire vineyards and the rolling Pocono Mountains. So, whether you are looking to run, walk or just enjoy the wine this race is a sure thing for a great time and an incredible experience! This race is timed and scored by J3 Timing. Results will be posted at www.J3Timing.com.
Registration Includes:
T-shirt: Super Soft Ring Spun Cotton t-shirt included!
Wine Glass: Shatterproof, Collapsible, and Portable!
Finisher Medal: Doubles as a Wine Stopper!
Race Bib: Chip timed 5k run/walk
Results Posted Online
...and of course, a pour of wine!
The Coffee Potter is proud to present the 3rd annual Sirens and Sneakers 5K. Sirens and Sneakers will take place at Ort Farms in beautiful and historic Long Valley, New Jersey. Runners will be treated to beautiful views of the valley and mountains while touring an iconic piece of Long Valley history. Sirens and Sneakers aims to raise funds that will provide additional resources and training opportunities to volunteer first responders in Long Valley. This is to include the Long Valley First Aid Squad and Fire Departments.
The Course and Terrain:
Runners should expect to be on mixed terrain due to Ort Farms being an active and working farm. Loose dirt, gravel, grass, and paved roads can all be expected and conditions can vary based on the farm conditions and weather. Sirens and Sneakers is a rain or shine event. Runners should consider the terrain and ensure that it is appropriate for their fitness and skill levels. The course will consist of two laps for a total distance of 5 kilometers. There will be two road crossings per lap. The road crossings will be assisted by the Washington Township Police Department.
Course Maps: Course map for the 5k can be found through the following link.
Adult 5K
Kids Race
Immediately following the 5K we will be hosting our 2nd annual kids race. There will be two different kids races so please choose the appropriate race for your child's age. Children ages 5 to 8 will be able to participate in a 300 yard dash. The 300 yard dash will be an out and back. Children ages 9 to 12 will be able to participate in a .60 mile run that will include sections of Orts farm fields and farm roads. There will be NO public road crossings for any of the kids races. All kids race finishers will receive a finishers medal for their participation. Please see the links below for the race courses.
Kids 300yd Dash
Kids Race 0.6miles
Again please note that this is a rain or shine event.
Post Race Festivities
Following the Sirens and Sneakers 5K, runners and their family can stick around and join us for a day of fun at Ort's Oktoberfest! Stay for hayrides, pumpkin picking, apple cannon, live music and more!
Admission to Oktoberfest is on Ort Farm's Website.
Swag and Top Finishers Prizes
All adult pre-registrants who register by 9/09/2026 will receive a t-shirt on race day. Please be sure to denote your shirt size during the registration process.
We will also be awarding prize baskets to our top three men and women. The prizes can be found below:
1st Place Men and Women: Custom Yeti Tumbler, $20 Gift Card to The Coffee Potter, One Pound Bag of TCP Blend Coffee.
2nd Place Men and Women: $20 Gift Card to The Coffee Potter, One Pound Bag of TCP Blend Coffee.
3rd Place Men and Women: One Pound Bag of TCP Blend Coffee.
All kids race finishers will receive a custom event medal.
When and Where
Date: Saturday, September 19th 2026
Race Start Time: 08:00am Adult Race
9:00am Kids 5 to 8 Race
9:45am Kids 9 to 12 Race
Registration Check In: 06:00am - 07:45am (Day of registration welcome. Registration is capped at 400 participants)
Location: Ort Farms, 25 Bartley Road, Long Valley, NJ 07853
THIS IS A MEMORIAL RIDE MEANT FOR COMMRADERIE and REMEMBERING the tragic events on 9-11 and honoring our first responders, military and veterans.
All Proceeds are given to the Tunnel to Tower Foundation.
The 43 mile and metric century routes provide a picturesque ride through Lehigh Twp and Moore Twp in Northampton County with 2 challenging hill climbs and a passage through a covered bridge in Carbon County. The 19 mile ride stays on the south side of the Blue Mtn range and includes smaller climbs to accommodate the intermediate and beginner cyclists and is equally picturesque riding through farm country. The metric ride combines both rides for a more challenging route for experienced cyclists.
Each route provides rest areas with snack and hydration stations.
For your SAFETY, the ride is escorted by the B.A.C.K. Harley motorcycle club, Pennsylvania State Police and a SAG wagon, with fire police stationed at major intersections.
THIS RIDE IS NOT A RACE ! ! and we expect all cyclists to respect our efforts for safety and the escort team protecting your ride.
Helmets are REQUIRED and E bikes are permitted on this ride.
RACE DETAILS
The race features five timed stages that take riders over the best descents at Sals. The course highlights the fast, technical, purpose-built mountain bike trails at Salisbury Walking Purchase Park, and this year emphasizes descents. The course was put together by some of the area's top enduro racers and will be challenging but super fun. Each timed stage will be run as an individual time trial. There will be four non-timed transfers between each stage. These allow riders to regroup with friends and roll along to the next timed section.
EVENT INFO
Racers can pick up timing chips the morning of the race, from 8:00 to 10:00am.
All proceeds from the registration fee go directly to support local trail systems. The race is organized by Valley Mountain Bikers, a 501(c)3 non-profit volunteer organization that builds, maintains and promotes trails in and around Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley.
DIRECTIONS
Event parking will be held in the parking deck at the east end of St. Luke's Hospital (Google Maps: St. Luke's University Health Network) at 801 Ostrum St. in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The parking garage is located on the corner of Ostrum St. and Mohican St. Race registration will be held a short walk behind the garage at Reeb Millworks.
COURSE MAP
Coming Soon!
Thank you for registering for the annual Steel City Enduro race at Walking Purchase Park. All
the proceeds from the race go to the Valley Mountain Bikers, local IMBA chapter and 501c3.
The club maintains and is responsible for various local trail systems including Walking Purchase
Park. Thank you for supporting our efforts and our trails.
Please see the following general information for the event.
? PARKING
You can access the St Luke’s Hospital parking deck from Brighton St-follow Brighton and
go past the road closed sign-you are allowed to go around the sign to access the parking
deck. You can pull into the parking deck on the left shortly after.
You can also access parking and registration in the lower lot via Riverside Dr. If you’re
coming west on 3 rd St, turn right at the intersection of Broadhead & 3 rd /Comfort Suites
on your left and Perkins on your right. Stay right for W 2 nd St. At the STOP sign turn left
onto Riverside Dr, continue across the railroad tracks and shortly down the road turn
left over the railroad tracks and through the chain link gates. Drive around the loading
docks of the building and you will come into the lower lot.
If you’re east on 3 rd St from 378 make your first left at the Comfort Suites and Perkins
and stay right to 2 nd St. Follow directions from above for remaining.
? REGISTRATION
Registration will be held in the lower lot below the parking deck. Registration will open
at 8am. Based on your start time you won’t have to be at registration for 8am but please
try to be at registration by 9am the latest-rider meeting will be at 9:30am.
? ROADS
Cardinal St will be used to transfer/climb to stages 3, 4 and 5. There should not be
any/many cars on the road but please be aware this is a public road we can’t shut down.
Please DO NOT ride or utilize Dodson St or any other public roads. If you are found
riding on any other roads you will be disqualified. YOU MUST RIDE YOUR BIKE TO AND
FROM EACH STAGE, YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BE DRIVEN TO OR FROM STAGES.
YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO HAVE ANYONE RIDE YOUR BIKE FOR YOU TO OR FROM
STAGES AND BE DRIVEN TO OR FROM STAGES.
? TRANSFERS/STARTS
There will be 4 areas where stages & transfers intersect. There will be course marshalls
at these intersections watching for racers on stages and will tell you when it’s clear to
cross. PLEASE FOLLOW THEIR GUIDANCE AND KEEP EVERYONE SAFE. These intersections
are:
*Climbing up to start your first stage you will intersect stage 5
*Transferring to stage 4 you will cross over midway of stage 4
*Transferring to stage 5 you will cross over stage 2.
AGAIN, THERE WILL BE COURSE MARSHALLS AT THESE INTERSECTIONS SO PLEASE
FOLLOW THEIR LEAD.
Please remember to return your timing chip at the end of the race.
? LODGING
Comfort Suites 120 W Third St Bethlehem, PA 18015 (610)882-9700
Candlewood Suites Bethlehem 1630 Spillman Dr Bethlehem, PA 18015 (610)849-4100
Fairfield Inn and Suites 2140 Motel Dr Bethlehem, PA 18018 (610)867-8681
Extended Stay America 3050 Schoenersville Rd Bethlehem, PA 18017 (800)804-3724
KOA Campground Allentown 6750 Koa Dr New Tripoli, PA 18066 (610)298-2160
Please call or email Cutters Bike Shop with any questions. You can reach us at 610-419-4027 or
email us at [email protected]. On behalf of all of us at Cutters and the Valley
Mountain Bikers we thank you for your support and look forward to a great day of racing!
THE 12TH ANNUAL SPARTAN SPRINT 5K RUN/WALK & FAMILY DAY!
The course starts and finishes on NCC’s Bethlehem campus. Point to point course is mostly flat and fast, on paved roads between Northampton Community College and through a local neighborhood. Post-race raffle, refreshments & family day activities (see below.) Strollers and pets are welcome behind the runners. Pets must be leashed. This race is not related to Spartan-style obstacle races.
This event is also a walk. Walkers will begin behind the runners and will not be timed.
Awards
Awards for overall male and overall female; awards to top male and female finisher in each age bracket: (No duplication of awards)
14 and under, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+
Please note: this race is not related to Spartan style obstacle course races
We are once again teaming up with NCC's Student Life as they host FAMILY DAY from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Come for the 5K and stay for FAMILY DAY! There will be something for everyone: food, music, activities for the whole family. All details about FAMILY DAY can be found here: https://www.northampton.edu/student-experience-and-support/student-life/family-day.html
A truly fun run that kicks off the Tartan Parade - Kilts and plaid are highly encouraged!
This is the 34th Celtic Classic 5K Run/Walk, produced by Bethlehem Morning Star Rotary. All proceeds go towards Morning Star's educational and leadership programs for local students.
Be a part of this first class event featuring chip timing. Run or walk and spend the rest of the day enjoying the Celtic Classic and Historic Downtown Bethlehem.
EVENT: 5K (3.1 Mile) Run / Walk
WHEN: Saturday, Sept 26th 2025
10:00am Registration / Race Packet Pickup at Bethlehem Area Public Library
11:00am Participants move to Start Line by Bethlehem Area Public Library
11:30am Race Start on Parade Route
12:30pm Awards Ceremony
5K begins at Bethlehem Area Public Library and ends at Sand Island in Bethlehem, PA
AMENITIES:
• T-shirts to at least the first 150 entrants
• Refreshments both before and after race
• Post race fun in Bethlehem – Celtic Classic or Historic Bethlehem
• Restrooms/porta-potties available near start / finish line for all participants