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The Lehigh Valley Cycling Club Donut Derby is back for 2026!
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Labor Day, September 7th, 2026
The Donut Derby is a fun 36 mile race with a twist: Get a 3 minute time credit for each donut eaten at stops positioned at mile markers 12 and 24. Donut-adjusted time determines the winner in several age categories.
A complementary lunch for DD racers and an awards ceremony follow the ride.
Each person completing the course will be entered in a drawing to win a variety of prizes. Want to improve your chances? We’re offering virtual donuts for $1.00 each. Every Virtual Donut purchased will give you an additional chance in the drawing . You must be present at the drawing after the race to win a prize.
Where:
Valley Preferred Cycling Center (the T-Town Velodrome)
1151 Mosser Road, Breinigsville, PA 18031
Registration:
$50 per adult rider; $25 for riders 11-19; Tandems $40 per tandem rider.
Registration closes September 4th at 5 pm or when 350 are registered.
There is no day-of-event registration. You will not be able to ride if you have not pre-registered.
Check-in opens at 7:30 am on September 7th
To prevent congestion at the start, the start time will be 9:00 am to 9:15 am. Don't worry the timing chips will track your overall race time.
The Route:
Download the 2026 Donut Derby Route for your GPS device. The route will not be marked but rider cue sheets will be available.
Merchandise:
2026 Donut Derby Jersey available to order until July 5th
2026 Donut Derby T-shirt available to order until August 15th
Our Charity:
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When registering for the DD, you’ll be given an opportunity to donate to Community Bike Works. CBW teaches life lessons through bicycles by offering high-quality mentoring programs that use bicycles and books to connect youth with adult and peer mentors who can teach skills that help them succeed.
The Munchkin Mile:
After the Donut Derby your children, age 10 and under, will be able to participate in the Munchkin Mile. Children will be registered during lunch at the track entrance. There is no cost for participation in the Munchkin Mile. The event is limited to children of DD riders, LVCC members and volunteers. Your ‘munchkins’ will be given the opportunity to ride 5 laps on the Valley Preferred Cycling Center T-Town Velodrome, home of world-class bicycle racing. For those who have not mastered two-wheelers, training wheels, strider bikes and trikes are allowed. Munchkins (the food) will be offered to keep your kids refueled. Medals will be awarded at the completion of the event.
Sanctioning:
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Kick off your Labor Day 2026 with an unforgettable race through the heart of Philadelphia! The Philadelphia Labor Day 10K & FREE 5K starts in front of the iconic Rocky Steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art on Monday September 7th, offering a scenic and fast course through historic streets and along the picturesque Schuylkill River.
After our successful 2025 event we’re excited to bring our innovative and inclusive event initiative to the heart of Philadelphia this Labor Day again!
With a proven track record of hosting accessible events in the UK, RunThrough is committed to inspiring and empowering as many people as possible to experience the incredible physical, mental, and social health benefits of running. By removing the barriers to entry, we’re making it easier than ever for anyone to join the movement and be part of a nationwide push toward a healthier, more active America.
A beautiful country course with rolling hills. Both races start and finish together. timing Provided by Catskill Timing
Refreshments served. Trophies for top 3 Male and Female, medal 3 deep in age categories. Cash Prizes for Top 3 Male and Female in both races
Camp Runabout
A Little Running. A Lot of Fun.
Camp Runabout is the all-inclusive summer camp you didn’t know you needed—created for adults who love to move, laugh, and connect (runners and non-runners alike). Held in the heart of Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains, it’s three days of fresh air, new friends, and unforgettable fun.
Your mornings start with scenic group runs (or solo hikes, or sleeping in—you do you). Your days are wide open for classic camp adventures—think zip lining, paddleboarding, kayaking, ropes courses, arts & crafts, and more. And your nights? Filled with bonfires, inspiring speakers, live music, and a legendary theme party.
Nothing’s mandatory. Everything’s unforgettable.
Here’s what’s included:
Lodging in cozy cabins (private rooms available)
All meals, snacks, and breakfast mimosas
Dietary accommodations for all
Open bar during happy hour, dinner, and evening entertainment
Nationally recognized speakers
Fitness classes (yoga, bootcamp, Zumba & more)
Campfire s’mores, DJs, and nightly fun
Endless camp activities—do it all, or do your own thing
Massage therapy is available on-site for $30 per half hour if you feel like treating yourself.
At Camp Runabout, we believe movement should be joyful, community should be welcoming, and summer should always include a little magic. Whether you’re a runner, a walker, or just someone who loves the outdoors and a good laugh—you belong here.
Spots are limited. Come escape the real world with us.
Ready to experience an incredible running event in the heart of New York? 🌆
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/
Welcome to Breezy Time Trial
p/b Dr. Chris O'Neal of Brooklyn and New York Bike Lawyers
$15 late fee for day of registration
Race course is open to car traffic Beach Channel Drive at Rockaways. Please arrive in advance to get familiar with the course (you can drive it) and race setup.
USA Cycling license required for Time Trial 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.
SPONSORS
Arias Sportswear is a brand built by athletes, for athletes. They offer high-quality, stylish, and functional athletic apparel—including custom cycling and triathlon gear, jerseys, skinsuits, and accessories. Known for empowering riders through performance-driven design and fashion-forward comfort, Arias Sportswear has long been a proud supporter of local races, providing athletes with gear that looks as great as it performs.
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.
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.
Empire Speed NYC is an inline speed skating club practicing in NYC and surrounding areas. With regular practice sessions in Central Park and Prospect Park, we are commited to growing the inline speed skating community and helping skaters of all ability improve their fitness and athletic abilities.
Follow our race at @Breezy_TT_Skates
RACE DATES
This race date is Saturday, September 12, 2026.
REGISTRATION FEE
Juniors are racing totally free since our sponsors Cozine Dental Group and New York Bike Lawyers cover those registration fees.
Fields with 4 or less people registered may be combined - invite your friends!
Anyone is welcome to help as race marshal to make race safer.
REGISTRATION
Day of registration will available and closes 10 minutes before race starts. Please sign up online to speedup registration process and avoid possible errors.
You can transfer your registration for free to anyone else. Text me in advance if you need to cancel your registration.
START TIMES
for preregistered people will be sent by email by 8.00pm the night before. Please make sure you have correct email in your BikeReg account. Day of registration people will follow preregistered people.
SCHEDULE
7.45am - first Individual Bike Time Trial starts
8.12am - last Individual Bike Time Trial starts
8.20am - Speed Skate race starts (Mass Start)
8.30am - first Bike Team Time Trial starts
9.00am - everyone should finish
9.30am - Awarding Ceremony at Beach 149st & Rockaway Beach Blvd with Champagne for Top-3 Overall iTT Men, Overall iTT Women, Skate Men and Skate Women.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SKATES
Please keep road clear while waiting in the line for start. Start will be at Beach 116th St and Beach Channel Drive. Finish will be at Rockaway Beach Blvd right before B149 Street. Check Strava Segment here. U-turn for skates will be in front of Breezy Point community booth. Watch video below. Skaters must wear helmet!
INSTRUCTIONS FOR BIKES
Riders MUST start with 1 foot on the ground on the whistle. Riders MUST cross finish line and tell their bib number (sometimes hard to read) for their result being precisely recorded.
Please keep road clear while waiting in the line for start.
Start will be at Beach 116th St and Beach Channel Drive. Finish will be at Rockaway Beach Blvd right before B149 Street.. Check Strava Segment here. U-turn for bicycles will be 4.85mi from the start, all the way in the end of Breezy Point community (Beach 222 Street) around green traffic cone with U-turn sign on it.
Time frame:
4.03 Keep Right to Breezy Point. Don't go to Toll Bridge (Yellow on green board)
8.45 Skates U-turn. Bikes go straight and make U-turn at B222st!
12.03 Bike U-turn at Beach 222nd Street
18.35 Keep Right. Don't go to Toll (Yellow on green board)
19.10 Road splits. Go straight
20.17 Road splits after parking lot. Keep RIGHT. Don't go in underpass!
21.06 Finish
BICYCLE REQUIREMENTS
In the Eddy Merckx (Non TT Bike) Category, riders in this class will compete without Aero Bars or extensions. Disc wheels, spoke covers, and other forms of solid construction “Aero Wheels” such as Trispoke and Spinergy are not permitted. Bicycles shall conform to USAC rules for Mass Start Bicycles. Skinsuits are allowed and any USAC legal helmet may be worn. Example: You are welcome to use TT bike with aero bars and disk wheel in "Cat 4-5" field, but not allowed to use them in "Non-TT Bike Cat 4-5" field.
TEAM REQUIREMENTS
You can choose any team name just for the race, doesn't need to match your Usacycling team or club name. Preferably wear same color jerseys.
NUMBERS
Must be pinned on Right side of the rider’s jersey. Incorrect placement of numbers may lead to incorrect/missing results.
AWARDS
Top-3 overall Time Trial (any type of bike) get medals and merchandise by Arias Sportswear
Top-3 for each TT field get bicycle tubes
Top-3 Inline Skates Men and Women get medals.
Top-3 from each race must report to the podium area 20 minutes after race is over for awards and media. Racers must be present for the podium ceremony to receive prizes. Racers not present will forfeit their prizes.
RESULTS
Will be posted on RD van 15 minutes after race finish. 5 minutes protest period. Will be published at Road-Results.com, Verrazano Team Facebook page and emailed to you normally within 48 hours.
PHOTOS
9/13/25 by @PhotoVelo.co can be found here
9/13/25 by Jun Aishima: Bikes , Skates & Podiums
10/26/24 by Jun Aishima: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?vanity=BikerJunPhotos&set=a.1291890682164884
4/13/24 by Robert Lai: Time Trial, Inline Skates, Podiums, Before & After the race
4/22/23 by Victor Chan: https://www.oneimagingphotography.com/2023-Racing-Season/First-Responders-Beach-Channel-TT-422
10/15/22 by Victor Chan: https://www.oneimagingphotography.com/Cycling-Races/2022-Racing-Season/Beach-Channel-Time-Trial-and-Speed-Skate-101522
5/21/22 by Victor Chan: https://www.oneimagingphotography.com/Cycling-Races/2022-Racing-Season/Beach-Channel-Time-Trial-52122
10/23/21 by Victor Chan: https://www.oneimagingphotography.com/Cycling-Races/2021-Racing-Season/Beach-Channel-ITT-102321
5/1/21 by Victor Chan: https://www.oneimagingphotography.com/Cycling-Races/2021-Racing-Season/Beach-Channel-Time-Trial-3-5121
4/17/21 by Victor Chan: https://www.oneimagingphotography.com/Cycling-Races/2021-Racing-Season/Beach-Channel-Time-Trial-1-41721
10/31/20 by Victor Chan: https://www.oneimagingphotography.com/Cycling-Races/2020-Racing-Season/Beach-Channel-ITT3-103120
10/17/20 by Victor Chan: https://www.oneimagingphotography.com/Cycling-Races/2020-Racing-Season/Beach-Channel-ITT2-101720
10/3/20 by Victor Chan: https://www.oneimagingphotography.com/Cycling-Races/2020-Racing-Season/Beach-Channel-ITT1-pb-100320web
9/19/20 by Victor Chan: https://www.oneimagingphotography.com/Cycling-Races/2020-Racing-Season/Beach-Channel-ITT-1-pb-Alex-Koch
COURSE
Perfectly flat and smooth 9mi in and out at Rockaways. Start at Beach Channel Drive and Beach 116st. Bicycle U-turn at Beach 222nd St. Finish at Beach 149st and Rockaway Beach Blvd. Strava Segment here. Please arrive in advance to get familiar with the race course and setup. Race course is open to traffic and delimited by signs, cones and marshals at every critical spot.
U-turn for skates on this photo:
U-turn for bikes on this photo:
DIRECTIONS
By car: Follow GPS to 117-01 Beach Channel Dr, Far Rockaway, NY 11694. Please note, that street parking is NOT available in that area in the summer between May 15 and Sep 30. Free public parking is available all year round at Beach 94th St between Rockaway Beach Blvd and Shore Front Pkwy.
Riding bicycle: Ride to Beach 116th Street on Beach Channel Drive.
PARKING
Street parking is NOT available in that area in the summer between May 15 and Sep 30. Free public parking is available all year round at Beach 94th St between Rockaway Beach Blvd and Shore Front Pkwy. Free street parking may be available at Beach Channel Dr itself between B115 and B92nd streets on both sides.
WATER, RESTROOMS & TRASH
You can pick up a free bottle of water in the cooler inside race organizer's van at the finish line or use water fountain at the start. Use restroom at the gas station or at the mall by the start line. Closest restrooms to the finish line are at Fort Tilden park (next to Marine Bridge). Please use trash receptacle by registration desk or any of park's trash cans.
NOTES
You race on your own risk. We just help you to record your result precisely.
Race course is open for cars and bikes. Please be careful.
This race may be cancelled by Race Organizers due to severe weather conditions etc. Notification of race being cancelled will be sent no later than 8pm the night before race.
BIG THANKS
Are flying to Alex Kochatau, Dr. Chris O'Neal of Brooklyn, New York Bike Lawyers, Verrazano Team Racing for making this race happened; to volunteers and staff for organizing this race.
Pete's Good Vibes is holding its 5th annual Barns and Beers Bike Tour September 12, 2026. And we have to say… we're pretty proud. Five years of all kinds of weather, riders, and challenges. With your help, we have raised over $100,000 and helped countless families battling cancer. We are so grateful to have you along for the ride, literally and figuratively.
Grab your bike for a fun ride through the rolling hills and scenic country roads of Coopersburg and surrounding areas. Choose from a rolling 23-mile or a more challenging 55-mile ride. Start and finish at a historic barn where you'll meet new friends and enjoy a meal from a local food truck with a tasty craft beer. Rest stops and sag wagons are included with every route. E-bikes are also welcome.
Pete Caldes, the foundation's namesake, absolutely loved bringing people together and enjoying the good times...so come ride with friends, new and old, hang out afterwards and play corn hole, pool, darts, foosball, air hockey and ping-pong. Enjoy a craft beer and take a run through the 40' inflatable obstacle course. We will again have prizes from local businesses and a free gift for all riders!
We strive to make this bike tour not just about the ride, but also about the destination. So finish the ride, hop off your bike and feel the Good Vibes! All this is included with your entry fee.
Registration before July 1st is discounted to just $65.
July 1st to August 31st registration: $75.
Any registrations September 1st or later: $100.
Again this year, we have the Ride with GPS app! Free to all our riders
· Voice Navigation in the mobile app
· Offline Maps in the mobile app
· PDF Maps + Cuesheets
· Advanced Turn Notifications with TCX files
· Customized route and event pages
Pete's Good Vibes supports families in the midst of their cancer fight when they are overwhelmed physically and mentally, battling this horrible disease. When the battle, coupled with lost wages, creates seemingly insurmountable debt, we step in and donate directly to the families. Your generosity makes this possible, and we thank you!
PGV Bike Tour 23-mile route - MapMyRide
PGV Bike Tour 55-mile Route - MapMyRide
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Fast, Flat, Safe, Measured Course with Marshals at Key Locations. Free Food, Free Raffles, Free Giveaway Bags. Free T-Shirts if register BY August 28. Professionally timed by Pretzel City Sports. Indoor Facilities, Loads of Parking, Family Friendly
Benefits the Education of 116 needy and vulnerably children and teens in Tanzania, where education is Not free, as in the US.
Event details and schedule
Saturday, September 12, 2026
Registration/Packet Pick-up- 8:00AM
5K Race- 9:00AM / FunRun- 9:15AM / Walk- 9:30AM
Montgomery County Community College (MONTCO) Health and Science Building, Blue Bell, PA 19422
Rain or Shine
Plenty of Parking
Visit four historic river towns on this one-of-a-kind bike ride. The 12th annual River Towns Ride challenges you to ride for a gold medal by visiting all four river towns (62 miles) or take one of our shorter routes and earn a bronze or silver medal for distance completed. E-bikes are welcome. HELMETS MANDATORY!
No official start line. You can start in the river town that is most convenient to you. (see below)
Each of our four rest stops will feature a Signature Snack from that River Town. Water & drinks also available.
No medals awarded after 3pm, so time your ride start appropriately based on your distance goal.
POST-RIDE RECEPTION on deck at Dolly Spanker's (30 Clinton St., Del. City, DE 19706) overlooking the Delaware River. First beer free to all registered riders age 21 and older.
If event is rescheduled due to weather, registration fees will be honored for the rescheduled date or deferred to next year (not refunded).
RIDE START: 9AM. (SAG supports begins at 9am at ends at 3pm. Start when you wish, but you must be complete by 3pm to qualify for medal).
Visit FOUR Historic River Towns! This year you have the option to ride the Markell Trail and Castle Trail (open to bikes & pedestrians only), The Markell Trail connects the Wilmington Riverfront to Historic New Castle and the Castle Trail connects Historic Delaware City to Historic Chesapeake City, Md. Your wristband will be marked in Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware City and Chesapeake City to confirm you completed that leg of the course.
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Multiple route options on a course that is predominately flat between Historic Delaware City, Historic New Castle, Wilmington Riverfront and Historic Chesapeake City, Md. Four Official Starting Points: Downtown Historic New Castle, Downtown Historic Delaware City, Historic Chesapeake City or Riverfront Wilmington (Riverfront check-in will be on the boardwalk at the DuPont Environmental Education Center at start of the Markell Trail).
Bronze Medal: Option One: Complete 20-mile circuit between Delaware City and New Castle. Option Two: Complete 18-mile circuit between Delaware City and Summit Marina via Castle Trail
Silver Medal: Option One: Visit all three Delaware Riverfront towns (32 miles). Start at either Del. City, New Castle, Wilm. Riverfront. Option Two: Delaware City to Chesapeake City, Md. & back via Castle Trail or Chesapeake City to Delaware City & back via Castle Trail (30 miles).
Gold Medal: Visit all four River Towns and return to your start (62 miles).
SUPPORT: There will be SAG support as well as water/refreshments at all four turn-around points (Historic New Castle, Historic Del City, Historic Chesapeake City, Wilmington Riverfront).
DIRECTIONS TO OFFICIAL START LINE IN DELAWARE CITY: From I-95 North or South, take DE 1 South via exit 4A (Christiana Mall). Follow 8 miles to exit 152, SR72. Follow SR72 to Delaware City. Official start: 30 Clinton Street, Delaware City, DE 19706.
DIRECTIONS TO OFFICIAL START LINE IN NEW CASTLE: From I-95 North or South, take Route 141 exit south into New Castle via Basin Road. Take left onto Delaware Street and follow 1.5 miles into Historic New Castle. Official start: 201 Delaware St., New Castle, DE 19720.
DIRECTIONS TO OFFICIAL START IN RIVERFRONT WILMINGTON: Exit I-95 North or South at Martin Luther King Blvd. Take right onto S. Madison Street and proceed past The Chase Center and The Westin and park in public parking lot at right just past The Westin. Mount bike and ride Riverwalk to start of Markell Trail at DuPont Environmental Center.
DIRECTIONS TO OFFICIAL START IN CHESAPEAKE CITY, MD: Take Route 40 to Maryland Route 213 southbound. It's approximately 6 miles to entrance of North Chesapeake City. Do not cross the Route 213 bridge over the canal. Turn left into the entrance and follow Lock St. to Biddle St. Follow the signs directing trail-goers to parking under bridge on Bank St. The trailhead is located at Lock St. and the C&D Canal.
RIDER PARKING: Delaware City riders can use parking lot on Washington Street Delaware City (adjacent to Dolly Spanker’s Restaurant). As you enter Delaware City from north, make left onto Washington Street and proceed to end of the street (parking lot will be on your left). New Castle riders can use Municipal Lot near Battery Park (use 199 W. 3rd St. address). Street parking also available. Free public parking is available at Riverfront lot just past The Westin for riders starting in Wilmington (do not drive up to the Environmental Center; that parking is restricted). Follow signs for rider parking under bridge near trailhead at Chesapeake City, Md. (GPS for parking: Use 208 Bank St., Chesapeake City, MD. 21915).
Race Distances
5K, 10K, Half Marathon and Marathon, 50K, 50M
The course will use existing fire roads, single track trail, hills and some pavement at South Mountain Reservation. The course is designed to be a mix of everything and fun. In early September, the course should be dry and run able. You will have access to aid approximately every 3 miles.
Course map here, https://sites.google.com/site/njtrailseries/fallapple
or here, https://www.alltrails.com/explore/map/nj-trail-series-fall-apple-2e1b24a
Lake Welch Beach, Stoney Point, NY
Join us for one of our 7 events.
TOUGHMAN Long Course Triathlon
TOUGHMAN Long Course Aquabike
TOUGHMAN Long Course Duathlon
TOUGHMAN Long Course Relay National Championship
TOUGHMAN Olympic Aquabike National Championship
TOUGHKIDS Youth Regional Championship
TOUGHMAN Olympic Triathlon