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The Berkshire Brevet series are randonneur cycling events sponsored by New Horizons Bikes of Westfield, MA and sanctioned by Randonneurs USA.
Membership in Randonneurs USA is required to participate in the Berkshire Brevets. You can join Randonneurs USA here.
A Brevet is a timed long distance event conducted under the rules of the Adaux Club Parisien and its American counterpart, Randonneurs USA. Like a Gran Fondo pace line riding is permitted and there is an upper time limit for finishing.
The Petersburg 300K is RUSA/ACP sanctioned. A 300K loop through Southern Vermont, Eastern New York, and Western Massachusetts. Very Hilly, 12,000 ft. of climbing. Lights and reflective wear required.
The Readsboro 200K is RUSA/ACP sanctioned. A 200K loop through Southern Vermont and Western Massachusetts. Very Hilly, 8,500 ft. of climbing. Lights and reflective wear suggested.
Join Us For Our 25th Annual Cyclocross Camp, August 1-2 and 3-4, 2026
The Cycle-Smart Cyclocross Camp is the original, most popular, and most emulated 'cross camp in North America. The camp's unique attraction lies in its beautiful setting, fun atmosphere, mix of ability levels and personalities, and the opportunity to learn and practice skills with America's best and most experienced 'cross coaches and racers.
Camp is open to riders of all ability levels, and Cycle-Smart coaches provide in-depth instruction in technique and training. While all comers are welcome, everyone must have a USA Cycling license. Unlicensed riders can purchase a license at the camp or in advance for an additional charge.
For riders under the age of 13, we have a specific coaching group and discounted entry cost of $300, limited to 15 spots.
The camp’s alumni speak for themselves. Jeremy Powers, Ellen Noble, Stephen Hyde, Curtis White, Lyne Bessette, Emma White, Mike van den Ham, and so many others got their start as participants at our camp. Many have returned to join Adam Myerson and Alec Donahue as coaches. There is no other camp like it
In addition to our traditional weekend skills-focused camp, we are offering a 2-day Monday-Tuesday training-focused camp option, limited to 20 riders. This is an opportunity to do two big days of cyclocross-specific training with Cycle-Smart coaches and ‘cross pros like Adam Myerson, Alec Donahue, and Stephen Hyde. Participants must have completed the weekend skills camp, and be a minimum USAC Cyclocross Cat. 4 and racing age 13 to register.
Camp Info
2026 Coaches: Adam Myerson, Alec Donahue, Stephen Hyde, Jordan Villella, Ellen Noble, and Jeremy Powers.
Dates: August 1-2 and 3-4, 2026
Weekend Skill Camp Price: $600 ($300 for riders under the age of 13)
Weekday Training Camp Price: $400
Level 4 'Cross Camp Training Program: $250. This is a training program designed to complement the skills and knowledge you will gain when attending the 'cross camp. The training program will take you from the weekend of the 'cross camp through to the end of the cyclocross season.
PLEASE NOTE: The Level 4 'Cross Camp Training Program is ONLY available to people purchasing one of the camp attendance registration options.
More Information About The Level 4 Training Program
Refunds: Individual refunds will be provided up until the close of registration.
Schedule
Saturday
9 AM - 9:30 AM: Registration
10 AM - 1 PM: Morning Session
1 PM - 2 PM: Lunch
2 - 5 PM: Afternoon Session
Sunday
9 AM - 12 PM: Morning Session
12 PM - 1 PM: Lunch
1 PM - 4 PM: Afternoon Session
Monday and Tuesday
9 AM - 5 PM: Group ride
Driving Directions
Glendale Ridge Vineyard
155 Glendale Road
Southampton, MA 01073
Lodging
Lodging is not included in the camp. There are many nearby lodging options in Northampton, Amherst, Springfield, Westfield, and Greenfield. Allowing attendees to choose their own lodging gives people the freedom to find accommodations to match their budget and preferences.
For additional hotel information see Visit Hampshire County.
A two day showdown of fast-rolling XC trails and winding carriage roads on an entirely closed race course. Eighty miles over two days with two entirely different courses showcasing what Stewart has to offer for mountain bikers and gravel riders alike. Show up for a single day of action or throwdown for both days and compete for the King or Queen of the Dirty Double! Two day participants will receive additional custom finisher prize, and some well-earned bragging rights.
Gravel Course: The Gravel Course (Saturday, August 1st, 9am) consists of three 13 mile loops with a majority of the course on fast service roads but enough single-track sprinkled in to keep the mountain bikers happy and in the pack. You're going to want some bite to your tires (38c or more), there are a few sections that will require technical skills if you want to send it. Ridge. Rd will be the only aid station but will be passed multiple times and will be the heart of the party. Please visit Race Website for more info.
MTB Course: (Sunday, August 2nd, 9am) consists of two 20ish mile laps with fast, flowy XC trails. There are a few small sections broken up with service roads but the course is primarily single-track. Our Dirt Crew has put in a ton of work to get these trails in tip top shape for y'all, so be sure to give them a shout out. An Aid Station is available at the midway point as you start lap two.
After Party & Accommodations: Bikeway Bicycles (628 NY 17K, Montgomery NY) will host an after party with local food trucks, vendors, raffles, music and more! Free Tent / Car Camping is available 1 mile from Finish at Bikeway Bicycles! Give a call to Bikeway Montgomery (845) 787-4082 to reserve a spot, Limited Capacity Available (50 spots).
Parking: Parking is available to the first 250 vehicles at Stewart State Forest along Maple and New Rd. If you are attending the after party, please park behind the Coldenham Fire Dept. on Manzari Drive. Take a right out of Ridge. Rd as you leave Stewart State Forest, and an immediate left at the traffic light by the Citgo station. You will see the Fire Dept. 500ft. later off to your left.
Apparel: (UPDATED SOON) Jersey's are available for pre-order and pick-up on race day! We will have a very limited supply available on race day, so lock in your swag today at a reduced price. If you want to pick your jersey up on race day, you need to place your order 3 weeks before race day. Otherwise, the jersey will be shipped to you.
Race Directors: Ethan Kelly, Tim Schopen
Are you ready for the NEXT BIG THING in running?
As trend setters, the Shoreline Sharks are always on the cutting edge, and we are proud to introduce THE PERFECT TEN & Five Mile Road Race! We brought back the 10K a decade ago and now we are introducing a 10 Miler and 5 Miler that will be your new favorite! You've done a million Half Marathons and 5ks, so your next goal has arrived.
This course is 100% on the flat Rail Trail in Hamden with NO TRAFFIC AND NO STREET CROSSING! A simple out-n-back format. We start and finish from the Rail Trail Lot that we use for the Hamden Hills Half Marathon & Flat 5K and The Rail Trail 10K Race. We are sticking with what has worked for 15 years!
Click to see the 10 Mile Route on Strava
Click to see the 5 Mile Route on Strava
Men's and Women's cut short sleeve tech shirts for all.
Parking at all Rail Trail lots and on the street.
Poland Spring Water and Gatorade Endurance at the Aid Stations and finish.
Custom 3" Finisher Medals for Ten Mile Finishers
Custom Coffee Mug Awards for the Overall top 3 men and women as well as every 10-year division for both races.
Porto-Lets at the Venue
Free Finish Line Photos from EliteFeats
Chip timed with Live Text & Email Results streaming
Inaugural Race Pricing:
TEN MILER: $60
FIVE MILER: $30
On-line registration ends at midnight on 7/30/2026.
We will have race day entry!
$65 / $35 Cash, Checks made out to "CASH" and Venmo to ShorelineSharks. NO CARDS ON RACE DAY
No Refunds. No Transfers, No Deferrals
Race Venue: This is across from the Quinnipiac York Hill Campus, just up from Dunkin.
New Haven / Northampton
Railroad Canal Line Main Parking Lot
4340 Farmington Heritage Canal Trail
Hamden, CT. 06518
Race Day:
5:14am: Dawn
5:35am: Sunrise
5:45-6:45:Race Day Registration & Bib/Shirt Pickup
7:00am: TEN MILER STARTS
7:15am: FIVE MILER STARTS
8:00am-9:30am: Finishers coming in.
9:45am: Venue Closed
Event details and schedule
RIDGE REAPER TRAIL RUNS!
The Ridge Reaper Trail Runs is a NEW race from Steep Endurance for 2026! Set in the historic Ward Pound Ridge Reservation, a 4000+ acre preserve in Cross River, NY, located less just 50 miles north of NYC. The park has mostly wooded trails, with a variety of both technical singletrack and wide carriage roads.Ward Pound is home to the famous Leatherman’s Loop, a 10K trail race held every April since 1987, that has 1000+ finishers every year, the largest single distance trail race east of the Mississippi River.The vast majority of the course is very runnable. While the climbs are not super long, you still have to earn that view to the stunning vistas at the top. The Ridge Reaper will offer 3 different distances: 25K (2K+ elevation), 50K (4K+ elevation) and a 50M (7K elevation).ntent...
REGISTRATION
Refund Policy: There will no refunds and/or no transfers of your registration or bib to any other person. Entry fees collected are used to develop and produce the event, starting well in advance of the race date--including course preparation, race supplies, permits, and administration.
SWAG/AWARDS
Specially designed finisher medal from Ragged CutsLots of goodies from our sponsors**Additional awards for Top 3 podium for Overall Male/Female in each event
THE COURSE
To access the course maps, please go to the links below. The 50M is two loops of the 25M loop. The 50K is two loops of the 25K loop. The 25K is one continuous loop.50M50K25K
POST RACE
You’ve just finished an epic run! Enjoy your accomplishment, sit back, relax, and don’t forget to cheer on all the runners coming in behind you! We will have plenty of food throughout the day for everyone plus some awesome beverages from our longtime sponsor Athletic Brewing Company as well as other non-alcoholic offerings.
ADDITIONAL INFO
For more info and course maps, please go to https://steependurance.com/event/trail-running-race/ridge-reaper-trail-runs/
Event's current local time: 4:10 AM ET
This years Churney Gurney will again feature 2 days of fun at Gurney Lane Park. Saturday will feature group rides, and our downhill singletrack race. The single track race will be held on Rogue/Rogue Extension and you can do as many laps as you wish. All will be timed and the top 3 will have some fun prizes.
Sunday is the big Cross Country race with a full day of racing. Music will be playing, North Country Subaru will be there with their cars, Grey Ghost Bicycles and Rick's Bike Shop will be there for Bike Support, along with local shops and other activities for the entire family. Beer tent provided by Common Roots Brewery, Raffles, and of course our famous barbeque. Bring the kids for our free kids race. We will have Race Day Registration starting at 7:30 AM at the Gurney Lane Pavilion CASH ONLY FOR DAY OF RACE. Come on out and race and have some fun!!!!!!!
Find the bike race map here:
The Pan-Mass Challenge is a Massachusetts-based bike-a-thon that raises more money for charity than any other single athletic fundraising event in the country. Held annually on the first weekend in August, the PMC raises funds for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, a world leader in adult and pediatric cancer treatment and research. The PMC has 14 different route combinations, ranging from 25 to 177 miles, for riders to choose from.
Riders can choose from three locations:
The College of The Holy Cross: 1 College St, Worcester, MA 01610
Babson College: 231 Forest Street, Wellesley, MA 02457
Massachusetts Maritime Academy: 101 Academy Dr, Buzzards Bay, MA 02532
Riders may ride on Saturday, Sunday, or both days. On Saturday, riders start in either Wellesley or Worcester and finish in Bourne. On Sunday, riders may start in Bourne or Wellesley; finish lines are in Provincetown and Wellesley.
Cost of event varies by route ($125 - $275).
Fundraising commitments vary by route ($2000 - $6000), due by October 1st
Register to ride here! https://www.pmc.org/
For 6 weeks, young athletes across Rhode Island and Massachusetts have been swimming, biking, and running toward this one incredible goal!
This finale event brings together participants from Race4Chase programs across both states to celebrate their hard work, determination, and confidence gained throughout the summer. It’s more than a race, it’s a powerful celebration of youth achievement, healthy living, and community support.
While this event is exclusively for Race4Chase participants and not open to public registration, we need enthusiastic volunteers to help make it a safe, smooth, and unforgettable experience for every child crossing that finish line.
Wild Bill Swim & Paddle Challenges
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1st, 2026 | BROOKFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS
Come join us for fun, fitness and philanthropy!
New, experienced, young, old, and adaptive* swimmers and volunteers welcome
The Wild Bill Swim & Paddle Challenge includes:
Open Water Swim distances: 3 mile | 2 mile | 1 mile | 1/2 mile | 1 Mile Paddlers loop | 400 yd. fun swim and more!
This is an anchor event for the WaterWise Foundation, which raises money to help children learn basic water safety skills and to swim. Your support is much appreciated. Learn more about the organization and its mission at www.wildbillswim.org
The swim challenge is in honor and remembrance of
Dr. 'Wild Bill' Yorzyk, Olympic gold medalist, butterfly Learn more,
EVENT PRICING*
EVENT DESCRIPTION General Pricing Student Pricing Team Discount (5+ people)
Three (3) Mile Open Water Swim (2h 30 max time) $75 $65 15%
Two (2) Mile Open Water Swim $70 $60 15%
One (1) Mile Open Water Swim $65 $50 15%
One (1) Mile Open Water Paddlers Loop $40 -- --
Half (1/2) Mile Open Water Swim $30
400 yd Fun Swim - with or without flotation device $25 -- --
Bring Friends and Family!
Food, Raffle prizes, Children's activities, Flotilla, Music and Fun at event.
For detailed start times and activities please visit www.wilbbillswim.org
Connecticut's Oldest Shoreline Road Race! The Ocean Beach Kelley Half Marathon is ran over a well marked/supported road course with panoramic vistas of Long Island Sound and rural roads in the City of New London and Town of Waterford. Starting and finishing at Beautiful Ocean Beach Park. The race is FREE, runners are asked to bring a donation of food for the Gemma E. Moran United Way Labor Food Center. Mylaps Chip Timing by SNERRO, awards in all standard age divisions, Team Competition, the Famous 'Port and Starboard Clam Chowder', Ice Cold Coca Cola Products, pre/post race physical therapy, Live Music, Huge Raffle, Finisher Medals, plus a lot more. Don't forget your swim suit, 3/4 mile long Sugar Sand Beach and Boardwalk!
4.7 Miles- Tierney Falls
Active duty military/veterans and active first responders are encouraged to contact the race for a discount.
The pulse of the running world can be felt in Central Park where you and hundreds of athletes from around the world will compete. To race in Central Park is breathtaking not only because of the great course but also because of what this place means to runners from all over the world. This is the largest and most important public backyard (park) in NYC with 843 acres of trees, meadows, paths, and attractions. It’s always beautiful and in the middle of the summer, it’s the place to be. The course is perfect for you, marked at every mile and turn, supported with water stations that have ice cold water and Gatorade. Join us afterward for a fun awards ceremony, NYC’s best bagels!
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
The 2nd Annual CT Hospice Miles for Memories kicks off on Saturday, August 1, 2026! We’re excited to launch this new event, bringing the community together to support Connecticut Hospice in its mission to provide the best care for patients facing terminal illness and their families.
Funds raised will directly benefit Connecticut Hospice and its ongoing commitment to compassionate, high-quality care.
Walkers will enjoy t-shirts, pizza, and a post-walk celebration with music, awards, and more!
The 23rd Annual Tour of the Litchfield Hills is on for Sunday, August 2nd.
As many of you know, the Tour is a charity ride to benefit The Cancer Care Fund of the Litchfield Hills Inc. Over the past twenty-two years, the Tour has raised well over $1,600,000 to help cancer victims and their families deal with the ravages of cancer.
The Tour will be fully supported with SAG wagons and rest stops. All of the roads are paved. The Tour routes will take you on scenic, lightly travelled rural roads and through historic villages. There will be our traditional free picnic held at the end of the ride. The first 700 people who register receive a free t-shirt. The Tour is held rain or shine!
Some important things to note are:
The registration fee is $50 if you register online by July 15th. Starting July 16th, the registration fee goes up to $55.
If you raise $1,500 or more in donations, you will receive a free Tour bike jersey.
Because the Tour is the primary fund-raising event for the Cancer Care Fund of the Litchfield Hills, all registrations are non-refundable.
Before you start your ride or walk you must check in at the registration desks at Coe Park - even if you have pre-registered.
We encourage you to form teams. Check our website for details.
We encourage you to collect additional donations from friends, family, biking buddies, random strangers, etc. You can make additional donations on this site or go to www.Pledgereg.com.
Tour bike jerseys will be able for sale at the Tour. Cash, checks and credit cards will be accepted.
Check out our webpage - www.tourofthelitchfieldhills.com - for routes, elevations, photos and other information on the Tour. In planning which route to ride, please note that sag support and rest stops will end at 4 pm.
Stay safe! Bike a lot! And we will see you on Sunday August 2nd at Coe Park in Torrington!
Come & join us at the only race we offer in New York State!
The aHUS Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting people affected by atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome (aHUS) and their families. Founded by caregivers and patients, the Foundation provides up-to-date information, educational resources, and a supportive community to help individuals and loved ones navigate the challenges of this ultra-rare disease. It fosters connections among patients, caregivers, researchers, and healthcare professionals to raise awareness, share experiences, and improve quality of life through conferences, outreach, and advocacy.
The Greenfield Triathlon is the longest running triathlon in New England!
Situated in the heart of Franklin County, the Greenfield Triathlon course meanders through the picturesque back roads of Greenfield, passes through the Historic Eunice Williams Covered Bridge, and features swimming in our very own Green River.
Offering both International and Sprint distances for individual athletes as well as two- and three-person teams, the Greenfield Triathlon is great for both beginners and seasoned triathletes. A triathlon training program is offered Sundays leading up to the event. In Greenfield, our motto is “To Finish Is To Win!”
All race proceeds benefit the Greenfield Recreation Department. The Greenfield Triathlon has raised thousands of dollars to support programs and events for families within our community. We thank you for your continued support.
USATF 5K Course
Bike racing can be a bit scary and very little of that fear can be from the actual racing
Knowing how call-ups work, how to handle your bike, pre-race prep, and maintenance are all things that can be intimidating for someone just getting into the sport. We're hosting free weekly cyclocross clinics (what we call CX School) for beginners to cover all that stuff, and more. This weekly series will focus on different topics each week - but we will revisit things to bring everything together and get new people up to speed. We hope you leave our clinics not just feeling like you learned a bit about bike racing, but have also made new friends that will help you on your new adventure!
This is beginner's clinic for people who have either never raced at all, haven't raced cross before, or are just wanting to refine their skills for this coming season. Bring whatever bike+helmet you have, and something to drink. Plan for about an hour of instruction+ride time at the park.
We'll be meeting at 6pm on the following dates, rain or shine (unless the rain is a bad storm)
August 4th, 2026
August 11th, 2026
August 18th, 2026
August 25th, 2026
September 1st, 2026
September 8th, 2026
September 15th, 2026
September 22nd, 2026
September 29th, 2026
If you see one of the CX School leaders at a race, don't hesitate to say "hi" or ask any questions. We're here/there to help you out!
Why is this free?
It's expensive enough to get into racing as it is, and learning more about it shouldn't add to that burden. If you're worried about the quality of instruction I've been helping people ride and race better since 2013. I've led dozens of free clinics for cyclocross and mountain biking, started the Lincoln, NE chapter of Nebraska DEVO (kids mountain biking program) and led instruction there as well. I'm just getting back into racing after some health issues and love to share what I know about bikes and welcome others into the sport.