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16th DOCF Teal Ribbon 5K
Run-Walk to Fight Ovarian Cancer
September 19, 2026 – Saturday
Rockford Park - Wilmington, DE
Experience Requirement: The Liberty to Freedom Swim is a challenging open water event, involving a Hudson River channel crossing in typically choppy conditions. All participants must provide proof of recent, comparable open water swim experience (the PRIDE Swim Manhattan is an acceptable qualifier), and must swim at a pace of 25 minutes per mile or faster.
Location: South Cove, Manhattan to Liberty Island
Distance: 2.2 Miles | 3.5 Kilometers
PAINT the PLANET PINK -
CELEBRATING 13 YEARS!
JOIN THE PARTY ON
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2026 FOR THE
COLOR ME PINK 5K,
FAMILY FUN WALK AND
GENTLEMEN'S DASH!
We encourage TEAMS and the wearing of PINK!
Thank you for supporting
PAINT the PLANET PINK^®!
PHF NORTHEAST WALK for Hydrocephalus Research 2026
Saturday, September 19, 2026
11:00am ~ 2:00pm
Yelencsics Park
2963 Woodbridge Avenue (behind the Edison Senior Center)
Edison, NJ 08837
The WALK & Family Fun Day will feature our "WALK for a CURE" around the park followed by a day of fun including Live DJ Music, Professional Photographer, Mobile Gaming Truck, Gift & Basket Raffles, CA$H 50/50, and much more. In honor of America 250 we will celebrate all things Red White & Blue! We are asking all attendees to dress in their best Patriotic gear!
Special Guest: WWE Professional Wrestler "The Patriot"
Our PHF Northeast Walk Ambassador 2026 is Callie Marie Williams. Callie is a beautiful 3 year old girl from Mount Laurel, NJ. Callie was born with Aqueductal Stenosis resulting in Hydrocephalus and has undergone one ETV Surgery. You can learn more about Callie by visiting the "DONATE" section of the website!
Food is not provided. Please plan to bring a picnic lunch to the park. Water and Light Snacks will be available.
Hydrocephalus Awareness merchandise will be available for purchase.
This event is RAIN or SHINE! Pop Up Tents are encouraged!
Join the Honey Brook Community Partnership to experience a 5K like no other! Set in the heart of the Lanchester Landfill & Reclamation Center, where nature and sustainability meet. This unique course offers a scenic and challenging run or walk through gravel roads, wooded trails, grassy paths, and segments of the Lanchester Nature Trail.
Starting at the facility entrance (elevation 875 ft), runners and walkers will navigate a series of steady climbs and enjoy peaceful stretches through reclaimed landscapes. Two major hills define the course:
First Climb: Elevation gain from 919 ft to 1,056 ft through wooded and grassy paths
Final Ascent to Eastern Overlook: Elevation gain from 1,020 ft to 1,156 ft on gravel roads, leading to panoramic views of the surrounding valley
After reaching the overlook, runners and walkers will double back and enjoy a fast, mostly downhill finish to the starting line. A Kids1 Mile Fun Run on a mostly flat incline will kick off immediately after the runners head up the hill.
Race proceeds go to support non-profit groups in the Honey Brook area that provide food and emergency support services to those in need in this community. Learn more about the Honey Brook Community Partnership at honeybrookpartnership.com
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!
It's our 11th year bringing a beautiful bicycling tour through the gorgeous back roads and trails of Bucks and Hunterdon Counties. This year will be no different. You can expect Covered Bridges, historical sites and views of the river and mountains. All riders will be leaving and ending at Federal Twist Vineyard in Stockton, NJ directly across from the towpath and the Delaware River.
There will be tech support at the start and along the route. Your registration fee includes after ride food, drinks, wine-tasting and music.
This event raises money and awareness for children living with Rare Gastrointestinal Disease and their families raising children "living rare." Money raised goes to assist rare, ultra rare and undiagnosed rare pediatric GI patient families with their out-of-pocket and insurance denied expenses.
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We are offering two registration packages. We are using our regular registration fees without fundraising required. Or, you can choose a lower registration fee with a small fundraising minimum. By choosing the fundraising minimum, you agree to let Avery's Hope invoice you after the event should you not raise the minimum fundraising amount.
We graciously ask that you consider asking your friends and family to support you on this ride. To see the impact money raised has made to the lives of those in need, please visit our website.
All participants are welcome at the post event after party. Please feel free to invite your family and friends to the after picnic complete with food, wine tasting and music. Companion tickets are available.
Please carry spare tires, tubes & tools. Tech support will be out on the road with you. Refer to your wristband for tech and SAG volunteer contact information.
There is no dedicated emergency medical services so please bring a cell phone and be prepared to dial 911 as needed.
This is a rain or shine event. If it rains, you will get wet, so consider packing a light rain jacket just in case.
Daytime running lights are strongly recommended.
If you need to rent a bike, please contact Big Bear Gear in Lambertville. They will be happy to get you set up properly for the ride.
Rules
All bicycles must be in good working order.
All riders must wear a helmet that meets CPSC, ANSI and/or Snell (or similar standards).
Wearing headsets or earbuds are prohibited.
All riders are required to check in prior to the ride, and sign a waiver.
This is a ride, not a race
The roads are open to vehicular traffic; all rules of the road must be obeyed.
Please be respectful of our volunteers, motorists and other cyclists.
ROUTES
Below are routes from previous years. There are all new routes for 2026 and they will be sent to registered riders a few days before the event.
Century: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/40320324
Metric Century: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/40308548
Half Metric Century: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/40308362
Towpath Ride: The total towpath ride will be about 34 miles, but you can ride as little or as much as you'd like. The route will take you up and over the Scudder's Falls Bridge.
Thank you to our 2026 sponsors!
Host Sponsor:
The Federal Twist Vineyard
Tech and Supply Sponsors:
Kermesse Sport
V5 Cycles
Hero Sponsor
Dr. Stuart Levine, Princeton Orthopaedic Associates, P.A.
Friends of Avery's Hope
Jim & Sam
Caryl & Eric
Gift-in-Kind Sponsors:
Cooper Street Snacks
Gluten Free Brothers
HOL Health Club
Kate's Real Food
WaWa
Welcome to Diamond Mountain Classic Road Race
NYC Cup Series Information
This event is part of the NYC Cup Series.
Only select fields earn NYC Cup points and are eligible for series (overall) awards.
All races remain open for USA Cycling upgrade points.
NYC Cup Series Awards by Field
Cat Pro/1/2/3 - $5000 overall awards (Top 7)
02/07/26 Groundhog Classic
02/22/26 Brooklyn Icebreaker
05/31/26 Coney Island Criterium
06/27/26 Brooklyn Classic
07/19/26 Randall's Island Criterium
07/26/26 Riverside Criterium
09/12/26 Breezy Time Trial
09/20/26 Diamond Mountain Classic
Cat 3/4 - $2000 overall awards (Top 7)
02/07/26 Groundhog Classic
02/22/26 Brooklyn Icebreaker
05/31/26 Coney Island Criterium
06/27/26 Brooklyn Classic
07/19/26 Randall's Island Criterium
07/26/26 Riverside Criterium
09/12/26 Breezy Time Trial
09/20/26 Diamond Mountain Classic
Masters 40+ - $1000 overall awards (Top 5)
05/31/26 Coney Island Criterium
07/26/26 Riverside Criterium
09/12/26 Breezy Time Trial
09/20/26 Diamond Mountain Classic
Masters 55+ - $500 overall awards (Top 3)
05/31/26 Coney Island Criterium
07/26/26 Riverside Criterium
09/12/26 Breezy Time Trial
09/20/26 Diamond Mountain Classic
Women Road - $500 overall awards (Top 3)
02/22/26 Brooklyn Icebreaker (free separate field)
07/19/26 Randall's Island Criterium (free separate field)
07/26/26 Riverside Criterium
09/20/26 Diamond Mountain Classic (free separate field)
Men Fixed - $1000 overall awards (Top 5)
02/22/26 Brooklyn Icebreaker
05/31/26 Coney Island Criterium
07/19/26 Randall's Island Criterium
07/26/26 Riverside Criterium
Women Fixed - $500 overall awards (Top 3)
02/22/26 Brooklyn Icebreaker ( separate field, free registration)
05/31/26 Coney Island Criterium (mixed field, free registration)
07/19/26 Randall's Island Criterium (free separate field)
07/26/26 Riverside Criterium (separate field)
NYC Cup Technical Guide - Required Reading
The NYC Cup Technical Guide contains complete series rules, points system, overall awards, field eligibility, and enforcement policies and applies to all NYC Cup events.
NYC Cup winner jersey for each field:
Race offers:
Convenient start times
Moto pacers for each field
Police-assisted intersections
Race photographers
Course signage
Race will be held rain or shine
Please arrive in advance to get familiar with our course and race setup
Follow our race at @Diamond_Mountain_Races
RACE DATE
Sunday, September 20, 2026.
REGISTRATION
Day-of registration for any field that is not sold out begins 1.5 hour before and ends 20 minutes prior to your field start time. You need to have your UCI or USAC license active to register. An additional $15 late fee applies for day-of registration. Please sign up online to expedite the registration process and avoid potential errors. If you have a timing chip from another race, please keep it on your bicycle.
You can transfer your registration at BikeReg for free to someone else. If you need to cancel, please notify the organizer in advance.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Riders must stay to the right of the double yellow line at all times.
Please pull off the course upon the request of race officials or the pace moto.
Keep the road clear while waiting for your field's start.
Start at Lake Welch parking lot.
Finish at Lake Welch Parkway by parking lot entrance
Check Segment here to get an idea. GPX can be downloaded here.
NUMBERS:
Bibs must be pinned on the RIGHT side of the rider’s jersey. Incorrect placement of numbers may result in incorrect/missing results.
AWARDING CEREMONY:
Starts about 15 minutes after Cat123 finish - around 1.30PM by Lake Welch boardwalk (between triathlon finish line and transition). So, you can enjoy watching race finish and even watch triathlon finish.
Racers must be present at the podium ceremony to receive prizes. Racers not present will forfeit their prizes.
RESULTS:
Will be posted on Road-Results.com and the USA Cycling website, usually within 48 hours.
COURSE:
Steep downhill from the start, then rolling hills at Tiorati Brook rd, then flat and smooth at Seven Lakes Drive and slight uphill before finish. Strava Segment is here. GPX can be downloaded here. Please arrive in advance to get familiar with new race course and setup. The course remains open to the public and is controlled by signage, cones, and marshals at key locations.
FEEDING ZONE: Located just after the St. Johns Rd intersection on laps 3–5 (40.5-mile mark). Trash drop is located after the finish line, beyond the barriers, 5 minutes ride from feeding zone. Our volunteer will be handing out water. Anyone else who would like to provide their own water or gels is welcome to do so. Access via Kanawauke Rd. Please park on the street by St. Johns Church and walk to the feeding zone. No parking is allowed on Lake Welch Parkway.
SUGGESTION: after finishing your race keep left to return back to the parking lot
PHOTOS
Photos from September 2025:
By @bikerjun here
By @photovelo.co here
Photos from April 2025:
By @z.sofi.e here
By @bikerjun Before DMC, DMC race, DM Duathlon, All Podiums
By @photovelo.co here
Photos from 2024 race:
Jun Aishima gallery: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1265469798140306
Photos by @Z.sofi.e : https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1265479018139384
PHOTO/VIDEO/SUPPORT VEHICLE:
Everyone is welcome to help but all vehicles on the race course must be registered. Support vehicles may follow the group of cyclists without interfering with the race. Photo/Video cars can be only before or after the race. Photo/Video motorcycles/scooters can be on the side on the racing group like this: https://www.instagram.com/p/C_tDMJ0P6s4/?img_index=4
DIRECTIONS:
By car: Follow GPS to 800 Kanawauke Rd, Stony Point, NY 10980.
Take exit 14 from Palisades Pkwy (comes unexpectedly right after 13), turn left to Willow Grove Rd. Enter from Kanawauke Rd and park closer to Lake Welch beach.
Rideshare: Carpooling. It’s as easy as it sounds – sharing a ride with others is a smart way to go. Learn more about carpooling at 511nyrideshare.org which can provide some help getting you to Harriman State Park.
Taking train then Riding bicycle: Take PATH train to Hoboken and transfer to MNBNP train to Sloatsburg station. Ride on Seven Lakes Drive 5.7mi and turn to Lake Welch Pkwy for another 3.1mi.
PARKING, HOTELS & LODGING:
Area hotels & motels
AirBNB listings
Plenty of parking at Lake Welch Beach by Start/Finish.
WATER, BATHROOMS & TRASH
You can pick up a free bottle of water from the cooler inside the race organizer's van or use the water fountain by the stationary restrooms. Please use the trash receptacle by the registration desk or any other trash cans.
NOTES:
The race course is open for cars. The lead-out motorcycle will ensure your way is safe. Please be careful anyway.
This race will be held rain or shine.
SPONSORS
New York Bike Lawyers (Flanzig and Flanzig, LLP) is a nationally recognized law firm representing the rights of seriously injured cyclists, pedestrians, and their families. We are avid cyclists and safe street advocates with a combined 65 years of experience litigating on behalf of seriously injured crash victims in New York. Partner Daniel Flanzig serves on the Board of Directors and is a legal advisor to the New York Bicycling Coalition, New York's only statewide bicycle advocacy group. Daniel serves as a "Bike Law" educator with Bike New York, the country's leading bike education program holding monthly classes around New York City educating his fellow riders on their rights if involved in a crash. Mr. Flanzig has authored numerous articles and frequently lectures on bicycle litigation in New York. He has been featured in both The New York Times and Bicycle Times Magazine for his work as a leading Bicycle Law Advocate and a New York Bike Crash Lawyer.
An avid cyclist himself, Dr. O'Neal is a compassionate clinician treating populations of all backgrounds and ethnicities with empathy and respect. A wealth of experience dealing with traumatic and developmental maladies of the maxillofacial complex. Familiar working in most clinical settings, from Hospital to private practice. Constantly organizing and assigning doctors and support staff for full and efficient utilization of clinic resources while maintaining minimal operational overhead. An active team player in group practice, regularly coordinating with other treating clinicians whether formulating comprehensive patient treatment plans or executing treatment.
BIG THANKS
Are flying to New York Racing Club, Dr. Chris O'Neal of Brooklyn, New York Bike Lawyers and Verrazano Team Racing for making this race happened; to volunteers and staff for organizing this race.
The Primary purpose of this ride is to raise money and increase support for local activities and events that improve substance use awareness, recovery support and outreach, and promote healthy lifestyle opportunities.
We are offering three amazing rides.
The Bill W. This is a road ride of appx 53 miles
https://www.strava.com/routes/3509747882135232368
The Doctor Bob----This is a gravel ride of appx 33 miles.
https://www.strava.com/routes/3506795131736125692
Easy Does it and Keep it Simple--this is an out and back. Total mileage appx 18miles
https://www.strava.com/routes/3506795965177726372
There will be a rolling start and you can start anytime between 0800 and 0900.
There will also be a sag wagon and a bike mechanic on hand.
Following the ride, all participants, along with their family and friends, are invited to the 9th Annual Recovery Fest—a celebration of hope, healing, and recovery.
The event will take place on the Deyo House lawn along historic Huguenot Street in the Village of New Paltz. Enjoy live music, a free BBQ provided by Sideshow (served from 1:00–3:00 p.m.), children's activities, and a welcoming community atmosphere.
Recovery Fest is a day of fun, support, and recognition of the journey of recovery from substance use and opioid use disorders. The event will feature information tables, inspiring speakers sharing their recovery stories, holistic health and wellness practitioners, Narcan training, an open mic, drumming, face painting, a bounce house, and other activities for children.
Everyone is welcome. No one will be asked about their recovery status—come celebrate hope, community, and the power of recovery together.
Welcome to the Tour de Shunk registration page, this site is for the paved-road ride. Visit https://www.bikereg.com/tour-de-shunk-gravel to register for the gravel-grinder options.
There are a total of 3 unpaved road rides and 4 paved road rides all on that Sunday. Spaghetti dinner is included afterward for all!
Food and drink rest areas along the way, and several SAG vehicles are out on the routes.
Event is held rain or shine!
This unpaved Tour for gravel enthusiasts started-up in 2021, and runs the same day as the 27-year old Tour de Shunk paved-road Century ride. The longest route is 70 miles along State Game Lands and through the Loyalsock State Forest, or you can opt for shorter rides - there is a 50 mile route and new this year is a 30 mile route. No single-track, all roads are suitable for 'Cross bikes with 28+ tires. Mountain bikes are OK of course but not needed. See the website for more details.
Visit https://www.bikereg.com/tour-de-shunk-road-ride to register for the paved road options.
There are 3 unpaved road rides and 4 paved road rides all on that Sunday. Spaghetti dinner is included afterward for all!
Food and drink rest areas along the way, and several SAG vehicles are out on the routes.
Start times are approximate, we won't have a mass start from Rocky's for each category.
Event is held rain or shine!
Where the Pavement Ends Trail Races are set for Sunday, September 20, 2026
You can do one loop of the course or do two loops for a “Pavement Double”!
The race starts and ends at Lake Windwing ballfields in Ridgefield, CT. The 4.25-mile course (single loop) begins at 7:30 AM, and the 8-miler (approximate double loop) begins at 7:00 AM. The course runs through the Hemlock Hills/Pine Mountain open space areas. It's technical, rocky, and sublime. If you are not an experienced trail runner, we recommend choosing the 4.25-mile course.
This race is part of the Trail Mix Series—Westchester-Fairfield Trail Mix Series: a series of seven trail races. The results from all the races are combined to determine a series winner and award special prizes.
Steelman Racing Endless Summer Swim will be held on September 20th, 2026, at the Tohickon Boat Launch at Nockamixon State Park. This is the third and final race of the Steelman Racing Open Water Swim Series, and is the perfect way to end your summer swimming season in a fun and challenging race environment. Swimmers will be taking the plunge and enjoying the calm, clear waters at Nockamixon State Park as they skim through the water in the1, 2 ,or 3 mile course options. Awards are presented to the top overall male/female, top overall male/female/ co-ed relays, and three deep-in-age divisions from 13 – 80 years old. After the race, all athletes will be treated to an awesome post-race party with tons of food and music. This race has it all so don’t miss out on the Steelman Racing Endless Summer Swim.
Staged out of Marsh Creek State Park, this race is located just west of Philadelphia, PA and minutes from the Turnpike. The time trial swim takes place in 500 acre Marsh Creek Lake and features a single loop, rectangular shaped swim course. The bike course is a beautiful, well paved, single loop 20k course that takes athletes through a mix of technical sections and long straightaways alongside trout streams and forests. The 5k run course is entirely within the park and has beautiful lake views and a good uphill at mile 1. There is a ton to see and do outside of the race with kayak rentals, great restaurants and rural, back country roads. Click HERE to learn more and plan your trip.
Still not sure about registering? Watch this race video HERE, then register below.
For further race details go to https://kineticmultisports.com/races/marshcreeksprint
"Go Gold" with Gracie's Army Foundation! September is National Pediatric Awareness Month and we would love nothing more than to show our support to families in the battle of their lives. We will have a beautiful and scenic USATF-NJ sanctioned course set up for a 5K, 1 mile Fun Run/Walk, and a 40 yard dash. Come and support this beautiful community event in Montville Township. The race will start at the Montville Township High School track and go through neighborhoods ultimately finishing back at the track.
Participating in fundraisers like a 5K is a great way to show a childhood cancer hero your support and raise critical funds for research, empower people to give back, and show support for families who need it the most!
We are working with major corporate sponsorships and are projecting at least 500+ runners. Enjoy food trucks, local vendors, and awards given out to cancer survivors and race winners.
What to Expect:
RUNNERS and WALKERS of all ages welcome
Family-friendly fun!
Awards for top 3 in each age group (10 & under, 11-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70 & Over)
Awards for top 3 male and female finishers
Recognition ceremony (children with cancer)
Adults $35 pre-race registration fee until 9/5, $40 after 9/1
19 & under $20 registration fee (Price reflected at check out)
PACKET PICK UP: Saturday, 9/20 2:00-5:00 pm at Montville Township High School front parking lot, 100 Horseneck Rd, Montville, NJ 07045. Packets can also be picked up on race day from 7:00-8:00 am.
"Be the Light in the Fight Against Pediatric Cancer!"
Come race in one of world’s best urban parks. The Prospect Park 13.1 will be 13.1 miles of beautiful and historic running. This hallowed battle ground of the American Revolution provides a gorgeous setting for a challenging multiloop race through the heart of Brooklyn. Register now while you still can and be a part of history. Bib pick up will be held exclusively on race day and will be from 6:30 until 7:30. Please do not wait until the last minute so that we can be sure we start the race on time. Come early, get your race day materials and have plenty of time for your pre race warm ups and routines. Baggage check will be located adjacent to bib pickup.
The Start/Finish line will be located on Center Drive right in the middle of the park. On street parking can be found on Park Side Ave and Prospect Park South West. The F, G and Q trains are also near by. Please see the below maps for details and click on the link for Google Locations.
https://goo.gl/maps/sGQcifL2Kfv
This challenging yet scenic course will be 1 loop of the northern half of the course and 3 full loops of Prospect Park. You will start running west along Center Drive onto West Drive and complete 1 loop of the northern section of the course followed by 3 counter clockwise loops of the outer ring of Prospect Park. You will finish back on Center Drive where you can collect your MEDALS and bask in your accomplishments (Don’t worry, we will have people out there making sure you don’t get lost). Water stations will be found approximately every 1.5 miles making sure you maintain adequate hydration.