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parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
Join us at the Dignity Dash to support Alternatives, Inc.
Bring your family and friends and join us for a beautiful day in a picturesque park! The flat and fast course provides an ample amount of shade, making it a great place to set PB's!
Awards and medals awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place Overall Winners & 1st Place Men and Women Per Age Category
What to Expect at the Event
Tons of food and a plentiful amount of water and other beverages;
Music playing all morning long to get you pumped up for the challenge;
Water stations along the course, where runners can recharge;
Duke Island Park is a great place to spend the day with the family. The Dash begins near the playground and is sure to please kids young and older;
10k or 5k USATF sanctioned and timed races - part of the Grand Prix;
Fun Walk (about a mile);
FREE Kids Dash for those under 10;
T-Shirts for first 150 sign ups
The medal ceremony will take place as soon as results are tabulated.
Other Ways to Help
Start a Fundraiser - even those who don't attend, can contribute
Volunteer - proof of service hours available
Registration March 15 to August 27, 2026!
Choose from six beautiful routes: 12, 25, 50, 62, 100, or 125 miles -- through the farm and lake country of northern and western New Jersey.
Scenic routes, GPS files and cue sheets
Post-ride lunch, with vegetarian and gluten-free options, will be available for riders until 5:00 PM
Fully stocked rest stops
Roving SAG wagons/bike maintenance by local bike shops
Free 4-month BTCNJ membership for non-members
The Ramapo Rally goes on -- rain or shine!
Good news for non-BTCNJ members! Your Ramapo Rally registration fee also includes a special membership to BTCNJ. You will be able to access our ride schedule and find other member-specific information. Instructions as to how to activate your BTCNJ membership will be included in the confirmation email you will receive.
You can ride on your own or join escorted rides, which will leave at predetermined times on Rally morning. All riders under the age of 18 years old must be escorted by a parent or guardian. Experienced BTCNJ ride leaders will lead rides for the 12-, 25- and 50-mile routes. The 50-, 62-, 100-, and 125-mile routes will have experienced BTCNJ marshals. All century and 125-mile route riders must depart by 8:00 a.m. All riders must finish by 4:30 p.m.
Registered riders can pick up cue sheets at check-in, and there will be knowledgeable advisers to answer questions. Links to GPS files will be available on the “Routes” Tab ( www.ramaporally.com ) one week before the Rally. Please take a look at BTCNJ’s 2026 Ramapo Rally Guide for Riders for additional information.
Remember to visit www.ramaporally.com frequently for updates on routes, meeting times and other information you should know before the day of the rally.
12-mile route
This is a ride for beginners and families on a route with 450 feet of elevation, travels through mostly residential streets and has a few rolling hills to test your energy. There will be one rest stop available for this route. Max grade is 5.1%, Route description is Rolling to flat.
25-mile route
This is a ride for beginners ready to try a longer distance to intermediate cyclists able to keep an average of 9 mph and above on a route with 1,058 feet of elevation that will challenge you with some rolling hills. There will be one rest stop available for this route. Max grade is 5.6%, Route description is rolling.
50-mile route
This ride is for intermediate cyclists able to keep an average of 11 mph and above on a route with 1,816 feet of elevation that will offer rolling to moderately hilly sections. There will be two rest stops servicing this route. Max grade is 6.7%, Route description is rolling.
62-mile route
This route is a classic metric for intermediate to experienced cyclists able to ride at averages of 13 mph and above on a route with 2,908 feet of elevation and a mix of moderate and hilly terrain. This route will be serviced by three rest stops. Max grade is 9.1%, Route description is hilly to moderately hilly.
100-mile route
The Ramapo Rally century is for experienced and skilled cyclists able to ride at averages of 14 mph and above on a route with 4,993 feet of elevation and some challenging hills. There will be four rest stops servicing this route. Max grade is 8.5%, Route description is hilly to moderately hilly.
125-mile route
This double metric is for experienced and skilled cyclists capable of reaching averages of 16 mph and above on a route with 6,227 feet of elevation and several challenging long and steep hills. Five rest stops will be available for this route. Max grade is 10.9%, Route description is hilly to moderately hilly.
The BTCNJ Ramapo Rally will follow any New Jersey State health guidelines that are in place on the day of the event. We want the Ramapo Rally to be as safe as possible for participants and volunteers. We will do our best to provide you with a fantastic, fun, and safe day riding with your friends, family and fellow members of the cycling community.
Event details and schedule
Check-in is open from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Century and 125-mile riders are required to be on the road before 8:00 a.m. All riders must return to the start site by 5:00 p.m.
Check www.ramaporally.com for the schedule of escorted rides and other information pertinent to the event. All riders must wear helmets.
Make sure to bring a copy of the confirmation of your registration, a bike in good condition, water bottles and a helmet.
On arrival, you will be directed where to park. Make sure to check in at registration to receive your bib, wristband (required for rest stop goodies and lunch). Cue sheets will also be available near the registration area.
Refunds will be granted on a case-by-case basis. Absolutely no refunds will be given after July 31, 2026.
Closter's Dom Mircovich Memorial 5K - 45th Annual & Jim O'Halloran Kids Fun Run
Now in its 45th year, the 5k and Fun Run events will be held on its traditional Sunday of Labor Day weekend. Both events will be held on Sunday, September 6, 2026. The Closter 5k is the longest running, continuous 5k in the Northern Valley. We've got the prettiest course around!
Please note that this year's town celebration ("NOT" Labor Day celebration) is scheduled for 6 September. See the Closter Recreation Commission site for more info. This year's town celebration will not coincide with the 5K and Fun Run.
LOCATION - Memorial Park, Harrington Ave., Closter, NJ
SCHEDULE - September 6, 2026
8:00 am - Bib Pickup by basketball courts for those registered on line (Note: There will be limited same day registration, but online registration is preferred.)
9:00 am - Jim O’Halloran Kids Fun Run (12 & Under)
9:30 am - Dom Mircovich Memorial 5K Walk/Run Race Start
10:30 am - Awards
COURSE
USATF Certified 5k Course: NJ24017JLW
Mostly flat course around parks neighborhoods, and charming town center
Timing & scoring by Rock Race Timing
Multiple water stops
Follow this link for the 5k course map: https://certifiedroadraces.com/certificate/?type=r&id=5537
The Fun Run distance is approximately 1k.
5K AWARDS
Top three male and female finishers overall
Five-year age groups: 10U to 80+ (10U, 10-14, 15-19, 20-24, etc.)
Runners receive the highest award for which they are eligible. No multiple awards are given.
First three parent-child teams (Online sign up only. No day of team registration.)
Fastest Closter resident-male & female
Runners receive the highest award for which they are eligible only; no multiple awards are given.
AMENITIES
Fun Run: T-shirt and Tyvek bib to the first 50 Fun Run registrants, trophies to the top five girls and top five boys, ribbons to all participants, and post-fun run refreshments.
5K: Moisture wicking T-shirt to first 225 registrants, B-tag electronic timing, awards as described above, and post-event refreshments.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Early-bird pickup, 2pm - 5pm, Saturday 9/5/26 at Runners' House, River Vale, NJ
Registration at Runners' House and on event-day will be $40.
Email [email protected] if an accommodation is needed
Shirts are not guaranteed to walk-up registrants.
Shirt sizes are not guaranteed.
We run rain or shine, but not if there is a lightning warning. Updated info on the race status due to dangerous lightning can be found by calling 201.750.9507 mailbox 6 on the day of the race IF the weather is questionable.
Social
Remember to to use #Closter5k when posting your event photos!
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/closter5k/
The Dirty Dozen
Are you ready to join the ranks of the Dirty Dozen? In the heart of New York City’s Forest Park, an ultra challenge awaits that tests not only your endurance but your grit. The Dirty Dozen 50K isn’t just another looped race—it’s a battle of mind and body, packed into one of NYC’s most deceptively hilly green spaces. Whether you're an ultra veteran or a brave newcomer, this is your mission if you choose to accept it.
Course
The course consists of a 2.5-mile loop along the scenic Orange Trail, completed counterclockwise for a total of 12 laps. While it may seem tame on paper, don’t be fooled—each loop packs in 300 feet of elevation, amounting to a cumulative climb that’s no joke. You'll weave through shaded woods, rolling terrain, and the quiet pockets of Forest Park that make you forget you're still within city limits. The familiar rhythm of the loop becomes both your comfort and your challenge as the miles add up.
Aid Stations
After every loop, you’ll pass a fully stocked aid station offering hydration, nutrition, and encouragement to keep your engine running. Volunteers will be there with smiles, supplies, and support—ready to help you push through to the next lap.
Runner Experience
Expect a grassroots, no-frills atmosphere filled with tough, gritty runners who thrive on challenge and camaraderie. This race is part competition, part community—and 100% fun. Whether you're chasing a PR or just trying to finish all 12 loops within the 8-hour cutoff, you’ll be cheered on every step of the way. The repetitive nature of the course creates a unique bond between runners, volunteers, and spectators alike. And at the end, you'll have more than just tired legs—you’ll have earned your place in the Dirty Dozen.
Practical Details
Registration is open now, and space is limited. The race takes place on August 29 in Forest Park, Queens—easy to reach by public transportation or car. Be sure to arrive early for bib pickup and race briefing. Weather in late August can be unpredictable, so come prepared for heat, humidity, or sudden rain. And yes, you'll want trail shoes—those hills are real.
About the Organizers
The Dirty Dozen 50K is organized by a passionate team of New York-based ultrarunners who believe in creating grassroots, accessible, and tough-as-nails races within the five boroughs. Their mission is to challenge runners while building community—and Forest Park is their proving ground.
Event's current local time: 4:20 AM ET
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.
Come out to a day of learning cyclocross skills with the women of KruisCX, ToBeDetermined, and King Kog!
The clinic will run from 9am to about 12pm. In the morning we will go over the basics of cyclocross racing, getting on and off the bike, how to corner and ride off-camber. Then we'll break for a snack and a chat with the leaders, who will answer any and all questions about cyclocross, bikes, cycling in New York, riding on trails, or getting into racing generally.
This is an event for people who identify as femme/trans/women/nonbinary, both adults and juniors. The aim is to grow and promote an inclusive women's cyclocross community in New York. This event is pre-reg ONLY as we cannot accept money on the day of the event.
If registration is a financial hardship please contact the promoter at [email protected] to ask for a reg code. There are plenty of donated registrations to give out, no questions asked!
A cyclocross or gravel bike will be your best equipment option for the clinic, but a road or mountain bike will work in a pinch. If you don't have a bike but are still interested, send us and email and we'll see if we can set you up with a loaner.
Bringing your own snacks and/or lunch is encouraged, but we will have snacks and water on hand.
This event is light rain or shine.
Questions? Email [email protected].
RUN ROCKAWAY BEACH END OF SUMMER HALF MARATHON, MARATHON & 5K
Saturday 22nd August 2026
Beach 94th Street on Boardwalk
6:00 am Bib Tag, T-Shirt, and check
8:00 am Start of all Races.
Start Line & finish are on 94th on Boardwalk.
ALL RACES Starts & finish are on 94th on Boardwalk.
Half Marathon is 2 loops from Beach 94th west, U-turn on beach 124 St east to 54 street U-turn west and back to Beach 94th street and repeat.
FULL MARATHON is additional 2 loops (total 4 loops)
5k is an out and back course. Start on Beach 94 street, go west to Beach124 street, U turn east back to finish on 94 street.
Public Parking in Lot on Beach 94th
INCLUDES Water and Gatorade will be available at ample locations
T-SHIRT/ MEDAL
Annual Race to remember Jason Walton
Race Information
THE 2026 RACE WILL BE ON SUNDAY 13th SEPTEMBER. REGISTRATION WILL OPEN IN MAY
Once again the race will follow the varied and scenic course from Franklin Street Park along the Hudson to Piermont and back.
The race starts at 8:30, and the course will close at 11:00, after which the water stations will be dismantled and there will be no Marshalls or police escort on the course, so this event is not recommended for walkers.
The proceeds from this race benefit local first responders, Nyack-area food programs and the Rockland Road Runners Scholarship Fund.
Rockland Road Runner Club members receive a 15% discount at checkout. All registrants can receive a $20 refund if they refer 5 friends.
Packet Pickup
To avoid the crush on race morning, we encourage you to pick up your race number and shirt on Saturday from 12:00 - 3:00 at Dicks Sporting Goods in the Palisades Mall.
Awards
Awards will be given to the top overall runners (Male, Female and Non-binary), and in 5-year age groups for the remaining runners.
Virtual Run and Kids Fun Run
If you are not able to join us for the in-person race, you can sign up for the Virtual event and run 10 miles at a time and route that is convenient for you.
Before the race, we will hold a kid's fun run along the Esposito Trail, to end at the race finish line. Distances of 200 and 400 meters will be offered.
After Party and Nyack Street Fair
The after-party at Franklin park will include water, bagels and bananas for finishing runners, ice-cream and craft beer.
After the race, plan to visit Nyack's Famous Street Fair, only a few blocks away