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25th Annual NY Capital Region Road Race & nysbra Road Race Championship!
Sunday, June 28, 2026
Ravena, NY
(10 miles south of Albany, close to NYS Thruway (I-87) & Mass Pike)
Convenient highway access and plenty of parking. All races start between 10:30 and 11:00 AM. Registration is conveniently located at the Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk High School on NYS Route 9W, 1-mile north of the Village of Ravena.
Registration will be outdoors - no indoor school access. Porta-potties will be provided.
NO DAY-OF REGISTRATION!
RACE STARTS and FINISHES at Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk High School. The race will leave the school (2.5 miles) out to a 21-mile race loop that participants will do a certain number of times, depending on category. Once laps are completed, racers will return to the school on the 2.5-mile section to a FLAT/FAST finish!
Race Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/36215855
Note: Fields with same start time race together with separate scoring.
Juniors may also race by category*Register for Junior field and send promoter email to switch fields.
Visit us at https://www.cbrc.club/
Thank you,
Beth Ruiz
The 6th Clifton Park Freedom Mile is on July 4th at 11:30 AM prior to the Clifton Park 4th of July Parade. Route is from the Shen campus entrance on 146, left on Vischer Ferry Road and a quick left into the Clifton Park Common for the finish. Course map is below. The Clifton Park Freedom Mile is supported by the Town of Clifton Park and benefits 3 seasons of cross country/track & field at Shenendehowa.
Awards will be given in the following age groups: 1-10, 11-14, 15-18, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+
Giveaway is guaranteed to the first 150 registered. It is a running hat.
Individual Registration: $25 per person until July 3rd, Race Day Registration is $30.
Family Registration: 4 people from the same household can register for $80 until July 3rd at 6pm. You will have the opportunity to apply this discount when your cart qualifies. Race day registration for families of 4 will be $90. 5 people from the same household can register for $90 until July 3rd at 6pm. Race day registration for families of 5 will be $100.
Don't want to run the race but still want to participate? Be a Route Rooter! Our runners need a cheering section! The first 75 to register as a Route Rooter will receive a cowbell (to use on the parade route). Route Rooter registration is $10. To register as a Route Rooter, please select "Route Rooter" as your participation type. Route Rooters do not receive giveaways.
Pick up your gift at packet pickup or the race finish line at Clifton Park Common starting at 10:30 am-12:30 pm.
CREATE LASTING MEMORIES WITH YOUR FAMILY.
Muddy Kids is 2 and 3 mile adventure event series for families and kids ages 5–15, with fun and challenging obstacles, mud, and entertainment for the whole family.
Muddy Kids is the perfect event to reconnect, strengthen relationships, have fun, get active, get muddy, and bond as a family!
Muddy Kids is not just about getting dirty, it’s also about challenging yourself, having fun, and working as a team with your family. So gather up your family and friends, put on your mud-friendly clothing and shoes, and get ready to take on the Muddy Kids Family Obstacle Mud Run. We can’t wait to see you there!
What's included:
10-15 Obstacles
Headband
Bracelet
Tattoo
Finisher Medal
Digital Photos
Warm Up
Hydration Points
Rinse Off Station
Ton of Mud
Event details and schedule
The venue opens one hour before our first batch. We advise that you arrive 45 minutes before your start time, so you have plenty of time to go through registration before we call you to the start pen for warm up 5 minutes before you start on your selected batch time.
Spectators are welcome for FREE, please note kids must be accompanied by an adult/legal guardian. There will be an event village where they can cheer you and your kids on at the start and finish line.
We have a Bag Drop ($5 on the day) where you can leave your stuff until you have completed the course.
A minimum of 1 Adult and 1 Kid need to register. A maximum of 4 Kids can register per 1 Adult. Additional Adult and Kid tickets can be purchased separately.
The minimum age for a Kids entry is 5 years young – but please, parents/legal guardians, kids (up to 13 years old) must be accompanied by a registered, participating adult. Event waivers must be signed by a parent or legal guardian of all Kids under the age of 18. No waiver, no run, no exceptions.
Join us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MuddykidsUSA
Nearly 500 runners and walkers joined us last year, and after three years of tinkering, we finally cracked the code: same course, same start and finish, and the same post-race reward — a cold Common Roots beer. This year, we’re kicking off at 6:30 PM and hoping for clear skies. Thanks to the running clubs, creative teams, and proud wearers of wild shirts and wilder props who make this event what it is. See you at the start line, where good people, great stories, and maybe a few mismatched costumes collide for a cause that runs deep.
BAD BLOOD RUN 2026 RACE DETAILS:
Wed. Aug. 5th @ 6-7:30 PM - Dicks House of Sport, Latham
Thurs. Aug 6th @ 4:30 - 6 PM - Siena Quad
Runners: two loops
Walkers: one loop
Kids Quad Dash $10: starts @ 6:00 pm
USATF Sanctioned, ARE, Running Bib with Chip Timing with ChronoTrack B-Tag.
REGISTRATION FEE SCHEDULE:
$30 until May 31st (Early Bird)
$35 June 1st - August 5th
$45 on race day (4:30 pm-5:30 pm)
FREE STUFF:
Free Shirt - first 200 registrants
Free Common Roots beer with registration (21+)
TOP FINISHER PRIZES - Awards: 7 - 7:15 PM (Quad)
Top Male and Female will receive a $250 GC at High Adventure Ski Shop by Alpin Haus
Top Male and Female finishers, ages 12 and under, 13-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, and 60-69. 70+, will receive a $25 GC.
Team Prizes: Best team shirt, Most members, Highest fundraiser receives branded running socks
Hoopla 2026 dates just announced!
Join us for a weekend of bringing folks together to enjoy cycling, camping, outdoor adventure and fun! Make new friends, ride awesome trails and try out new bikes. We have planned a family friendly event and are ready to inspire new riders as well as to challenge trail and road warriors alike. Enjoy guided rides for all levels in the beauty of the Berkshire Hills: road ride, single track, gravel, kids, enduro, double track and family friendly trails. Bonfires, food trucks, live music, BBQ and maybe even a disco tent! This is not a mountain bike specific event, it’s open to all disciplines of cycling whether you are on a road, gravel, kids, fat or mountain bike. Just c’mon out and play!
Camping and event activities are located at Ponderosa Pines Campground at 50 Potter Mountain Rd, in Lanesborough. It is best accessed from the east or south(Pecks Rd, Bull Hill Rd or Churchill St and beware of your GPS advising you to come in from NY to the west via Potter Mtn Rd, you won’t make it over! The campground is nestled in-between Balance Rock State Park and Pittsfield State Forest(https://www.mass.gov/locations/pittsfield-state-forest), the 3rd and 4th largest public lands in the state of Massachusetts. Being on a dirt road it is the perfect location to start a gravel ride, with direct access to single track out the back of the campground is doesn’t get much better for the mountain bikers and the Mount Greylock Visitor Center(https://www.mass.gov/locations/mount-greylock-state-reservation) on Rockwell Rd is a short 7 miles away so you won’t use up to much energy before pedaling to the highest point in Massachusetts on your road bike! We will have a kids loop that stays close to
the event site, but even young teenagers will find that the access to the single track is quite manageable.
Our goal is to create a safe and fun environment to gather like minded people. With your participation, Hoopla is able to support other local cycling events, maintain and improve existing trails, purchase equipment for trail builders and donate to fitness/sporting organizations that need a little help.
Hope to see you there!
The Glens Falls Medical Mission presents the CERVEZA SHUFFLE!!! Come run hard and enjoy a pint in beautiful Spa State Park!
Event details and schedule
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2026
A RUN THROUGH SCENIC SPA STATE PARK
10K RUN AND 5K RUN/WALK: 9am
KIDS & FAMILY 1K FUN RUN: 1030am
10K REGISTRATION: $30
5K RACE ONLINE PRE-REGISTRATION, $25
ALL PAID, REGISTRATIONS (21 & OVER) GET A FREE BEER AT THE END!!
KIDS UNDER 10 FREE
AWARDS FOR OVERALL WINNERS AND AGE GROUP WINNERS
WWW.GFMMF.ORG/RUN
DAY OF REGISTRATION / PACKET PICKUP (7-830a) : $35/$30
T-SHIRTS TO ALL PAID PARTICIPANTS REGISTERED BEFORE 7/24/2026
Parking and course start/finish at the Warming Hut in Spa State Park
Course maps can be seen on www.gfmmf.org/run
SWIM: 0.5mi | BIKE: 18mi | RUN: 3mi
Crystal Cove | Old Route 66, Averill Park, NY
The Crystal Lake Triathlon Race is a USAT Sanctioned Sprint Distance Triathlon in Averill Park, NY on Crystal Lake. The race is one of the most scenic races in the area. The race begins at the Crystal Cove beach and features a single loop swim. Transitioning into the bike leg of our race where racers set out on a gorgeous out and back bike course that passes through the beautiful countryside of Rensselaer County. Finally, the racers finish on a mostly flat run course around Crystal Lake.
All participants will be required to either show USAT membership or purchase a one-day license and sign a USAT waiver.
Event Registration Website: cdtriclub.org/index.php/race/
Participation Type:
• Individual (not part of a Team) Adult , Youth
• Join a Team Adult , Youth -
• *Aquabike Adult, Youth
*The Aquabike race covers the same swim & bike courses as the Triathlon but will end when participants enter the Transition Area upon completion of the bike.
This will be the 20th Perennial Landis 5k Forest Run!
(Must Register by July 20 to receive a Shirt)
Registration is online only.
The Landis Arboretum 5K Forest run is a rolling cross country run through the Arboretum’s forests and meadows. This scenic course offers some spectacular views of the Schoharie Valley. Afterwards, you can stay to enjoy the many trails and gardens and wildlife in the arboretum. This year's race is part of the USATF Trail Series!
Runner Awards in 10 years age groups
Team Competitions
Refreshments
Shirts for those registered by July 20
Age based pricing
Chip Timing
USATF Sanctioned
Route 20 Challenge Series
For questions or comments contact David Roy at: [email protected]
Register Online
A 4 mile trail race within the confines of the Schenectady Central Park trail system. 100% of the proceeds will go to Second Chances Recovery Services. This trail race will be an open time trial format. Runners will be able to start their timed lap any time between 8 and 11AM, with the course closing at 12 PM.
This is in honor of Ellen Wisnoski, our beloved sister who lost her battle with addiction in September of 2024. Join us for a beautiful day on the trails, and honor Ellen’s legacy by helping those in need.
A guided yoga/stretching session will be available pre-race, with post race refreshments at the finish line.
Race to the top of Massachusetts!
Mount Greylock Hill Climb Time Trial
Presented by Northampton Cycling Club
September 12, 2026
Start: Western Gateway Heritage State Park: 115 State Street, North Adams, Massachusetts 01247-3852
Starting times: from 8:30 AM-10:00 AM (you will choose a start time window during registration)
Finish: The Highest Point in Massachusetts!
Please note that the auto road is open to vehicle traffic during the event, and normal traffic rules apply. Your friends and family are welcome to cheer you on along the road or at the summit in designated parking areas (a small fee is charged at the summit for parking). After finishing the race it is your responsibility to pedal down the mountain or coordinate a ride down.
TIME TRIAL FORMAT RACE = NO DRAFTING ALLOWED!
No USAC license required.
Event Notes
Approximately 2860' of total climbing for an overall elevation gain of 2760', on a 5.9% average grade. Summit elevation is 3491'.
Elevation profile and climb description.
Strava segment.
Age division medals. Note: "AGE” is how old you are on December 31st the year of the race.
Allowable bikes: Any human-propelled cycle is acceptable - no e-bikes allowed.
Past Results
Tentative schedule:
Registration and packet pick up 7-9:30 AM
First rider start 8:30 AM, last rider start no later than 10:00 AM
The timing system will shut down at 11:00 AM
Afterparty at the base, in the courtyard between registration table and restrooms: beer starts ~ 11:00 AM, food ~ 11:30 AM, awards ~ 12:15 PM
o You should choose a start time window based on your anticipated time to finish (remember that the timing system shuts down at 11:00 AM) and returning to the base for the afterparty. Folks who might take a bit longer than average should sign up for an earlier start and those who are on the faster side may want to choose a later start time window.
What's included in your registration?
The chance to suffer on your bike in an a safe, organized fashion, and to put all your summer training to good use. Race hard if you choose or "casually" pedal up the mountain and enjoy the scenery!
Optional gear transport to the summit so that you don't freeze on the descent after!
Refreshments at the summit!
An awesome Greylock T-Shirt!
REGISTER BY Monday August 17th to ensure your desired shirt size
Post-event awards ceremony and afterparty including a catered meal (with beer!)
Greylock is proud to be part of the BUMPS hill climb championship series!
BUMPS
BUMPS Facebook
Local Lodging Options include...
Bascom Lodge: At the summit of Mount Greylock! From hotel-like private rooms all the way to coed bunk rooms. www.bascomlodge.net or 413-743-1591. Really good dining too!
Hotel Downstreet: 40 MAIN STREET NORTH ADAMS, MA 01247 (413) 663-6500
The Williams Inn: 1090 Main St. Williamstown, MA, 01267. 413-458-9371.
Porches Inn at MASS MoCA: offers 47 rooms & suites in six Victorian-era row houses renovated in retro chic style. A healthful continental breakfast buffet is included in the room rate. Phone: (413) 664-0400.
Historic Valley Campground: Located on picturesque Windsor Lake, 1.5 miles from downtown North Adams. Reservations can be made by calling 413-672-2158 or by sending an email request to: [email protected].
Nearby museums; Mass MoCA, The Clark Art Museum, Norman Rockwell Museum.
Registration fee
Thru Sep 6 ...........................................$80 for riders 18 and over, $20 for those under 18
Full time students age 18 and over use code greylockstudent2026 for $40 off registration. May need to show current school ID at packet pickup.
NCC members get $10 off registration, log in to your member discounts page for the discount code.
After Sep 6 + onsite registration ..........$100
Registration cancellations/deferrals
This event is intended to raise money in support of NCC youth programs. You may cancel your registration at any time up to midnight on August 1. You’ll be refunded through BikeReg (although they do not refund their processing fee). After that date, no cancellations or deferrals will be accepted.
Event cancellation
The race could be canceled or shortened in the case of extreme weather or other dangerous conditions. The race directors will consult with DCR in making such a decision. In that case, we cannot offer any refunds or deferrals, as virtually all the costs of the race will have been incurred.
Bascom Lodge on Mt Greylock Summit
Doug Jansen's Account:
The Mt Greylock Hill Climb TT begins at the Heritage State Park entrance on Furnace Bypass. A few seconds after starting, a sharp hook to the left is taken on Reservoir Rd. This will climb earnestly for the next 0.8 miles, one of the steeper segments of the hill climb at about 9% average grade. Avoid the temptation of going out too hard here. When the steepness levels off, get ready for some rollers. You will need all of your gears on the next 1.3 miles of the climb. Stronger riders running compact cranks may spin out on the initial downhill. About 2.1 miles into the hill climb, Reservoir Rd will turn sharply to the right, and the grade will kick up again. You will quickly enter Mt Greylock Reservation on the recently reconstructed Notch Rd, which will take you all the way to the summit. Get ready to dig in. The next three miles will average 9% grade with some sections easily over 10% grade. This part of the climb is densely forested, which is nice if it is a warm day. At mile 5.4, the
grade relaxes again, and most of the hard work is done. Don't breathe easy yet. This is a time-trial. Resist the urge to let up on power when the grade becomes less strenuous by going faster, not easier. The last 3.5 miles of the climb average about 6% grade with some fairly flat sections and a few punchy steep bits. Some gorgeous views of the valley are reassuring that all that hard work is paying off in vertical gain. About 0.8 miles from the finish, a left is taken at the three-way intersection to access the summit. This piece of road will wrap around the peak in cartoon fashion at a persistent 8% grade. The view of Adams almost straight down below is incredible. Note the several pedestrian rumble strips during your climb. If you are riding back down after the race, you will want to avoid them. The finish can't come soon enough after you've full circled the peak to reach the monument at the top. Once you've regained clarity of thought, walk over to the monument and to the ledge on the
other side. You've just biked to the highest point in Massachusetts, and it is one of the grandest views in the state. It might be worth tossing an inexpensive camera in your drop bag sent to the summit.
Join the Albany Ride For Missing Children - a powerful 100-mile cycling event dedicated to raising awareness to protect children. On September 25, 2026, The Ride will roll through the Capital Region on a new route, bringing together riders, law enforcement, and the community to raise awareness, educate children, and honor missing children and their families.
Our Mission
Funds raised directly support the Albany Ride for Missing Children, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness of missing and exploited children and supporting child safety education initiatives. Through advocacy, community engagement, and education programs, we work to make the Capital Region safer for children.
About Ride Day
Take part in a life-changing experience as we cycle a well-organized 100-mile route through the Capital Region. The Ride is conducted in a 2x2 formation, paced by local law enforcement to provide safety. Along the way, we’ll visit local schools to share the excitement of the Ride and reinforce important child safety messages. Silent tributes are also held to honor law enforcement and families of missing persons who follow us along the route.
The Ride is fully supported with SAG vehicles, food, drinks, and transportation of your personal items. Rest stops are placed at intervals of 5-15 miles, ensuring riders have plenty of opportunities to refuel and recharge. Every mile we ride helps raise awareness and honors the children we ride for.
New Riders Welcome
We welcome cyclists of all levels, Orientation Rides (OR) are offered from May - September to help prepare for the event. ORs are a fun and essential part of the journey, allowing riders to get comfortable with the ride format, learn about our mission, and connect with our incredible community. Even if you're undecided about joining The Ride, you're welcome to join an OR—no commitment required. Just bring your bike and and enjoy the experience of cranking some wheels with us!
Visit the Rider Training page on the top menu for more info and the OR schedule.
How to Stay Informed
Visit our Website: www.albanyrfmc.org
Join our Facebook Ride Family Group to stay updated on training rides, last-minute weather alerts, and important event information: Facebook Group
Making Our Children Safer...One Child at a Time