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Are you ready for THE Bucket List open water swim in the greatest city in the world?
Be a part of a small group of urban swimmers experiencing the Statue of Liberty in a whole new way as we do a full one mile loop of Liberty Island.
You will have your own kayak escort as you tackle this challenging route – and bragging rights for life upon completion of this epic adventure.
Experience Requirement: The Statue of Liberty Swim is a challenging open water event, involving swimming against the current 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 30 minutes per mile or faster.
Distance: 1 Mile | 1.6 Kilometers
Join a small group of swimmers for a challenging 2.2 mile | 3.5 kilometer adventure with One World Trade Center and the Statue of Liberty as your reference points.
A motorboat escort, personal kayak guide, custom photography and cool swag are all part of the experience.
Established in remembrance of 9/11, this swim celebrates the resilience that is possible in the aftermath of adversity.
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: Between South Cove Manhattan and Liberty Island
Distance: 2.2 Miles | 3.5 Kilometers
In Palmerton, you'll conquer Pennsylvania’s iconic Blue Mountain, a legendary Spartan venue known for challenging racers year after year. This time-honored course demands resilience and grit, making it a favorite among Spartans. Race through dense forests and scale a rugged hill crafted to challenge even the elite. If you’re strong and determined enough, you’ll be rewarded with amazing views of the Poconos from the top – and then your challenging descent begins. Don’t race alone. Invite your friends and family to cheer you on. Spectators can take the chair lift ride to the top for jaw-dropping views of the course and surrounding area.
This weekend also features Spartan Trail Race.
Poconos has a secret that the obstacle racers don’t know about. While this is one of the oldest, most tried-and-true venues on the Spartan OCR circuit, there’s another side of Blue Mountain that those racers have never touched. Outside of the normal ski area boundary lie miles of pristine singletrack trails too narrow and inaccessible for obstacle building. That means that only Spartan Trail racers get to experience them, and those trails make this race a racer favorite. But you won’t get off that easy, because some of Pocono’s legendary hills are still waiting!
This weekend also features Spartan Obstacle Course Races.
Event details and schedule
The 13th annual Spellbound Century road bike event takes place in Mount Holly, Burlington County, NJ where you ride by local horse farms and historic towns on mostly flat roads and some challenging rolling hills. The ride starts from historic Mount Holly, NJ, the County seat of Burlington County. Riders will have various mileage options to choose from including family friendly 25 miles, to a more experience 45 and 63 miles, to a challenging 100 miles. The route will be diverse on quite roads and will have lots of straight away. The ride routes are marked, fully SAG supported, and riders will be provided with a free Ride with GPS voice navigation route. The event will also have fully stocked planned rest stops along the way at local farm markets and a winery where riders can purchase local fresh goods or wine that will be delivered and be waiting for you at the finish. The event also includes a post ride celebration where you will be treated to a glass of beer, pizza, Italian water ice,
local vendors, and live entertainment. Participants who register early will receive the popular event t-shirt. Additionally, Century riders will be awarded a custom-made pin and medal in recognition of their day’s accomplishment.
The Spellbound Century is a community event that has benefitted the John Brainer Elementary School, The Mount Holly Police Department, the Mount Holly Recreation Department, the Rancocas Nature Center, Sacred Heart Elementary School, the Githens Center, Friends of the Burlington County Animal Shelter , The Aleshire, Wurst and Holmes Memorial Fund, Sacred Heart CYO Baseball Softball, Main Street Mount Holly, the Cherry Hill Free Clinic and more local non-profit organizations Proceeds from the event have provided a STEM lab for the Mount Holly School District, Two K-9 dogs for the Mount Holly Police Department, Refurbished hiking trails at the Rancocas Nature Center, bleachers and score boards for the Sacred Heart CYO, playground equipment for the Mount Holly Schol District and more.
The Spellbound Century is organized by Spellbound Community Giving Corp which goal is:
To Suppor the Community One Pedal Stroke at a Time!
Event details and schedule
The event is scheduled for Saturday July 31, 2027. The Spellbound Century will start in downtown Mount Holly on the corner of Washington Street and Park Drive by the Mount Holly Township Municipal Building. By starting the event on Park Drive it will allow participants access to all the free public parking spaces off Rancocas Road. Registration for participants doing the century ride starts at 6:00 AM and roll out will be at 6:30 AM. Participants doing the 63 miles route registration begins at 7:00 and roll out is at 7:30 AM. Participants doing the 45 miles registration starts at 8:00 AM and roll out is at 8:30 am. Participants doing the 25 miles route registration starts at 9:00 AM and roll out will be 9:30 AM. All participants should be back to to the "Finish" line by 3:30 PM. All riders must always wear helmets and obey traffic laws. This is a rain or shine event. Hours subject to change depending on weather.