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Thank you all for coming out to support the Crosby Sports Hall of Fame Fall into Fall 4k. The race proceeds raised nearly $900 for our scholarship fund. We look forward to seeing everyone and even more people next year on the last Sunday in October, October 25th for year 2. In the meantime, please enjoy the following photos from track and cross country alumnus Marie Delarosa. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1jSD85-ynfzvEPqndyB-E_MUSybN8tKL6?usp=drive_link
Welcome to the Crosby Sports Hall of Fame Fall into Fall 4k presented by Get Good Lawn Care and Landscaping at the home of the Crosby Bulldogs, Jimmy Lee Stadium. With a challenging up, down and flat course, we hope to see you there to help support the Crosby Sports Hall of Fame and our mission to provide scholarships to graduating senior student-athletes. We are excited to partner with local Lawn and Landscaping company Get Good Lawn Care and Landscaping as our presenting sponsor.
Parking on race day will be in the parking lots to the right of the Rotella Magnet School entrance across from the track.
If you are interested to becoming a sponsor, please reach out to us via our contact for or via email at [email protected]
Race Day Registration will be from 8:30-9:30 at the Crosby High School Track. Cost $25, cash only.
Race Day Packet Pickup: will be from 8:30-9:30 at the Crosby High School Track.
Award Age Groups are as follows:
1-13
14-19
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
60-69
70+
Course Records:
Male: Nick Dalidowitz 16:17
Female: Anora Thomas 20:13
T-Shirts will be provided for all who register prior to October 3rd
Timing will be provided by Crosby Bulldog Track and Field Timing.
Join us on Sunday, October 25th at 10 AM for the CT Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Run! All proceeds from the event benefit the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund and local law enforcement related charities.
Friday Pre-Riding:
Course will be open to all racers starting at 3 PM on Friday. Please do not ride on the course earlier in the day while train crossings are still being put in place, or during the course inspection clinic.
Friday Course Inspection Clinic:
Pre-ride Saturday’s course with Cycle-Smart coach Stephen Hyde. Ride and re-ride sections, get line and technique advice, and dial in the track. All levels are welcome.
2 PM start, 90-minute clinic.
Meet at the Cycle-Smart tent in the expo area.
Number pick-up and registration notes
There will be Friday night number pick-up and social hour for all categories from 6:30 to 8:30 PM at Northampton Bicycle. The bar at Northampton Bicycle, the Barb and Olive, will be open!
Northampton Bicycle, 319 Pleasant St, Northampton, MA 01060
All amateur categories will use the same number both days. Numbers are on the right Saturday, and on the left Sunday. Riders who lose their number will be issued new numbers on Sunday, but risk losing their call-up spot. UCI riders will get new numbers each day.
$25 discount for a second race on the same race day.
Registration opens at 7 am each day. Please be ready to show an active USAC license.
Notes for Masters, Juniors and U23s
U23s in the Elite fields will be recognized with an additional podium for the top 3 riders.
U11s in the U13 field will be recognized with an additional podium for the top 3 riders.
Fast U15 riders are welcome to race up and register for the U17 field.
U15 and U13 boys and girls junior fields are staged and race separately for separate results with a 15-second gap.
Fields in the UCI Junior waves are staged and race separately for separate results with a 15-second gap.
40+ and 55+ Master Men/Open fields are staged and race separately for separate results with a 1-minute gap.
U15s will race a shortened course that skips the traditional steep run-up and drop-off both days.
Masters Women 40+/55+ are staged and race together for separate results. 4/Novice Women and Non-Binary/Open will start at 30-second gaps.
Directions and Parking:
Look Park, 300 N Main St, Florence, MA 01062
Look Park parking fee is $10 for a weekend pass. Cash or check accepted.
Interested in volunteering with the event for for setup, breakdown, course repair, or pedestrian crossings? We donate $10/hour to volunteers for all shifts: volunteersignup.org/JXCXT
For more info, contact Cycle-Smart at [email protected].
Lodging:
For local hotel information: Visit Hampshire County
Quality Inn and Suites Northampton-Amherst has a discounted rate for the race. Call (413) 586-1500 and mention the Cycle-Smart Cyclocross rate.
Quality Inn & Suites Northampton- Amherst
117 Conz Street Northampton MA 01060
HAUNTED HUNDRED OVERNIGHT CENTURY
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BASIC RIDE INFO:
LOCATION: Schuylerville, NY
START DATE/TIME: Saturday, October 31st, 2026 | 6:00 PM
FINISH DATE/TIME: Sunday, November 6th, 2026 | 6:00 AM
TIME LIMIT: 13H
DISTANCE/ELEVATION: 104 MI | 3,229'
~ NO E-BIKES ~ NO PETS ~ ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST BE ACTIVE MEMBERS OF RUSA ~ NO EXCEPTIONS ~
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!! This is it!!! The first time the Hunted Hundred is being held on Halloween Night!!! Couldn't ask for a better time. I'm sure all of the ghosts, goblins, witches and other supernatural beings will be out in force, so we'll have to be careful!!! And to make it even wilder, Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 AM during the ride, so we'll get a "free" hour, during which I can't imagine what might happen!!! Should be a blast, so don't miss it!!!
Thank you for your interest in the Haunted Hundred Overnight Century. This ride is presented by Adirondack Ultra Cycling and is part of the ADIRONDACK ULTRA CHALLENGE.
This ride starts promptly at the ADIRONDACK ULTRA CYCLING BIKE SHOP, located at: 160 Broad Street, Schuylerville, NY. Broad Street is the main street in Schuylerville and is also US 4, NY 29 and NY 32. The shop is located on the east side of the road, about halfway between the two traffic lights. Please arrive early enough to give yourself time to park, check in and get ready, so that we may start on time. If this ride has a time limit and/or recorded time, please note that the clock starts at the official start time, whether or not you are actually riding.
The ride meets and leaves from the backyard of the shop. To access the backyard, please use Beagle Lane, which is off Saratoga Street, which is off Broad Street. Please note that there is no parking in the backyard or on Beagle Lane and the shop does not have a parking lot. There is ample parking on the streets in front of and on the side of the shop, but please make sure not to use another business' parking lot, whether or not they are open, or block anyone's driveway or the street itself, as your car may be ticketed or towed if you do. For additional parking, you may also use the parking lot at Fort Hardy Park.
Are you an experienced night rider? Are you a day tripper that wants to go all night? Either way, this scary ride is for you! It's a great opportunity to join other night owls on an all night, fun, friendly ride. The route will be a rolling loop through Saratoga, Warren and Washington Counties and will take us to frightening places like Bloody Pond and Prospect Hill Cemetery, past haunted houses, burial grounds, cemeteries, murder sites, battlefields and war monuments. And since it's going to be Halloween night, you never know what you might see!
Lights and reflective gear will be mandatory, and please make sure you have enough battery power to get through the entire night (expect 8-10 hours of riding time).
LIGHT REQUIREMENTS
• Lights and reflective gear must be used from dusk to dawn and are highly recommended for daytime use as well. Riders caught on the road after dark without lights will be immediately disqualified and pulled from the course.
• One 600 lumen minimum steady white light, attached to the bicycle must be used in the front. Please note that helmet mounted lights are not acceptable to meet our minimum requirements, but may be used as a second supplemental light.
• Two 50 lumen minimum red lights, both attached to the bicycle (or a bag/rack attached to the bicycle) must be used in the rear. One is to be set to flashing, the other to steady.
• A reflective sash, vest or jacket on the upper body must be used. If a backpack is used, it must be reflective, have a reflective cover or not obscure the reflective sash, vest or jacket in any way. Reflective ankle bands/legwear/footwear must also be used.
OTHER LIGHTING NOTES:
• Additional lighting and reflective gear is highly recommended and flashing lights, both front and rear, are also highly recommended for daytime use.
• Make sure you have enough battery power to get through the entire ride, which varies between 2-40 hours.
• Our lighting requirements supersede all other sanctioning organization's requirements.
• If you have any questions about our lighting requirements, please CONTACT US before you register for any of our night rides, especially if you have any issues with flashing lights, as we do not make exceptions to our requirements and no refund will be given for lighting issues.
For more information or if you have any questions, feel free to CONTACT US.
RIDE NOTES
• Pre-registration is required for this event and same day/on-site registration will not be available.
• Motorized bicycles of any kind, including all types of e-bikes are prohibited from our events.
• Pets are prohibited from our events.
• Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and all children must ride their own bicycle. No children in trailers, tag-a-longs or child carriers will be allowed.
• This event is held rain or shine and riders should be prepared for any and all weather conditions.
• Please arrive no later than 30 minutes before the start time to check in, get ready and have your bike inspected, so we may leave on time. If this ride has a time limit and/or recorded time, please note that the clock starts at the official start time, whether or not you are actually riding.
• All participants must arrive with a bicycle in good working condition, a certified helmet to be worn at all times while on the bike and at a minimum: a water bottle(s), spare tube(s), tire levers and an inflation device. If this ride involves night riding, all participants must meet our night riding requirements.
• This ride will be unsupported on the road but snacks, pocket food and drinks will be provided at the start and pizza or pasta at the finish. Riders should expect to be self-sufficient and have the ability to follow GPS directions and/or a cue sheet and use convenience stores to resupply along the route. Emergency SAG will be available in extreme situations, but please note we do not consider a flat tire an extreme situation. If you are not sure what to bring or how to carry it on your bike, feel free to CONTACT US and/or view our RIDER CHECKLIST.
For more information or if you have any questions, feel free to CONTACT US.
MORE RIDE INFO:
START DATE/TIME: Saturday, October 31st, 2026 | 6:00 PM
FINISH DATE/TIME: Sunday, November 1st, 226 | 6:00 AM
TIME LIMIT: 13H (Yes, 13H!)
DISTANCE/ELEVATION: 104 MILES | 3,229'
START: ADIRONDACK ULTRA CYCLING BIKE SHOP | Schuyleville, NY | DIRECTIONS
CHECK-IN, REGISTRATION & INSPECTION: 5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
FINAL BRIEFING: 5:45 PM – 6:00 PM
SANCTIONING: ADIRONDAK ULTRA CYCLING
DRAFTING: Allowed
E-BIKES: Not Allowed
LIGHTS: Required
ON-ROAD SUPPORT: Not Provided/Emergency Sag Only
SUNSET: 5:48 PM
SUNRISE: 6:29 AM
SCHUYLERVILLE WEATHER
Moreau Half The Moreau half is a challenging 14 mile tour of the Moreau Lake State Park trail system. This will be an epic trail race on some of the best mountain single track in the area.Sign up by October 18th to guarantee you get a shirt! Where & When: Start and finish are at the Moreau Lake State Park beach in the parkFirst wave start time 8amThere is no fee to enter the park. Parking available near the beach. The Course: Moreau HalfThe course runs roughly 14 miles and 2700 feet of gain over winding technical singletrack. This is not a half-marathon for beginners. Most runners should expect to double their road half-marathon time. The course will be fully marked and there will be one aid station at Bonita Lake about 6 miles into the race. Event's current local time: 4:58 AM ET
Join us for the 4th annual Lyman Orchards Pie Run which offers 5K and 5 mile distance options through our hilly orchards and the Middlefield community!
Proceeds benefit local Veterans and the Boxes to Boots Organization!
Event Schedule
7:15 am race check in begins
8:15 am kids fun run start
8:30 am 5K and 5 mile race start
Post race refreshments available at the finish.
Entry Fees - Includes race shirt and Lyman's Pie** (Shirt guaranteed to all registered prior to 10/18; Subject to availability after)
$30 before Oct 3
$40 before Oct 25, thereafter $45
$40 before Oct 3
$50 before Oct 25, thereafter $55
Note: Entry processing fees are included in the amounts displayed.
Awards
Top 3 overall male and female winners
Top male and female in each age group
14 and under
15 - 19 yrs
20 - 29 yrs
30 - 39 yrs
40 - 49 yrs
50 - 59 yrs
60 - 69 yrs
70+ yrs
Interested in Volunteering or Sponsoring this year's race?
Contact: [email protected]
5 Miles- Squire, clockwise
Active duty military/veterans and active first responders are encouraged to contact the race for a discount.
The Rockland Road Runners To Infinity & Beyond Halloween 5K will be a fun event for kids and adults. The money raised will go to the Jordyn Seiden Memorial Fund which will benefit kids who struggle with mental illness and intellectual developmental issues.
Race day fun begins at 8:30 AM and includes a Kids Fun Run (separate from 5K), face painting, a pumpkin patch, apple cider, and more.
We encourage you to arrive early so you, your kids, family, and friends can ALL enjoy all the Halloween-themed activities. Plan to be there by 8:30 AM so you don’t miss the Monster Mash warm-up and the East Ramapo Marching Band kicking off the event at 8:45 AM with a march-in to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.”
Registration for the 5k for kids 0 to 9 is free, and for children 10 to 18 will be discounted to $30.
Join us for a THRILLER of a 5K road race and 2 mile walk in Chicopee! Wear your spookiest costume and meet us at the starting line at Grise Funeral Home, 280 Springfield St. Awards for best costume (individual & group!) and fastest runners (M/F).
Registration: 10 am
Race: 11 am
Afterparty: 12 to 2 pm in the parking lot at Grise!
$45 for Adults Walk or Run with Afterparty ticket--includes one beverage and food voucher
$35 for Adults Walk or Run Only
$20 Youth 18 and under with Afterparty--includes food voucher
$15 Youth 18 and under
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THE 2026 GRAVEL GOBLIN IS ON!! We're getting in one more trick-or-treat ride the day after Halloween.
Sign up and ride with the Mohawk Hudson Cycling Club on Columbia County's magnificent gravel roads. See the stunning autumn colors from the beautiful heights and rural valleys of this great gravel riding area. MHCC members and other cycling enthusiasts ride here all year and keep coming back for more. PLUS, the first 150 who visit the registration desk will enjoy a sweet surprise treat from Bountiful Bread!! The four routes offer a full variety of ride types and challenges. Everyone can find the ride that's right! A rest stop will be provided at the Red Rock Volunteer Fire Department for the 56 and 41 mile routes. So you will have a place to rest and refuel before continuing your tour. Note: all participants are required to follow rules of the road for cycling and to wear a helmet. As a safety tactic, each gravel ride will have a controlled, neutral start for the first mile. More safety requirements and tip are attached to your waiver.
Please remember to download your chosen route to an on-board device or print out a cue sheet before you show up!
BONUS: There will be mechanical support onsite prior to the ride, courtesy of Karl Miller's Blueline Spokes & Gears.
Make an additional donation online and/or come with a check, payable to Regional Food Bank of Northeastern NY.
Checkin begins at 8am at S&S Farm Brewery on November 1.
HERE ARE THE ROUTES:
56-mile ride - 5635 ft, Group start 9:00.
41-mile ride - 4072 ft, Group start 9:30.
30-mile ride - 2624 ft, Group start 10:00.
PLUS a 30-mile ROAD ride - 1550 ft, Group start at 10:15.
After you finish, enjoy a craft beer at the S And S Farm Brewery and great food selections from Gourmeli's Taste food truck, on-site from 12-4. Supporting this event since 2018, Gourmeli's selections will not disappoint! Remember to bring extra cash/card for your food and beverages.
REMEMBER: We will also be collecting checks (made out to the Regional Food Bank) and non-perishable food and personal care items on the day of the event.
About the Regional Food Bank:
The Regional Food Bank has been helping to feed the poor and hungry in our communities since 1982. It is the only organization of its kind in northeastern New York. The Food Bank collects large donations of food from the food industry and distributes it to charitable agencies serving hungry and disadvantaged people in 23 counties. From Plattsburgh to Newburgh, in urban, rural, and suburban communities, the Food Bank provides over 55 million pounds of food a year to 1,000 agencies. The Food Bank is a member of Feeding America, the national network of food banks. The Regional Food Bank is a non-profit organization, and all donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
Awards, Prizes, Giveaways! All runners in each race will receive custom finisher medals About the event Conquer The World / C.T.W Endurance is excited to announce thereturn to the Red Wing Recreation on Saturday - Sunday, November 1st-2nd, 2025 for the 9th annual Fall Back Into The Trails Series. Take on the 50k, with 5 x 10k loops and about 5000ft elevation gain or the 10k race with 1000ft elevation gain.Excited to bring back the 100k race for the second year. It will be 10x10k loops with about 1000ft of gain each lap.Despite the challenge this is a great opportunity for those runners who are looking to take on their first ultramarathon and have been hesitant. There will constant aid and support throughout the whole event.Awards will be given to the top male and female runners in both races. All finishers in both races will receive a finisher award as well.SATURYDAY November 1st - 100K (ONLY RACE STARTING SATURDAY)2:45-3:30pm - Check - In4:00pm - Race StartSUNDAY November 2nd - 50k &
10k5:45 - 6:15am - Race Day Registration and Packet Pick-Up open up6:30am - 50k Start8:00am - 10k Start Sponsors Path ProjectsSkratch Places to Stay 50k Runners are allowed to camp out the Saturday night before the race at the park.The closest hotel is the Best Western Inn at the Falls about 6.7 miles away.Locally there are hotels in Poughkeepsie that are within 10-20 miles away as well as Fishkill. RACE COURSE Route map for Fall Back Into The Trails 2022 by Steven Estremera on plotaroute.com UTMB INDEX Race Our 50k and 100k are UTMB® Index races.Ultra-Trail®, Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc®, UTMB®, are trademarks legally registered with the INPI (France) and / or with the Office for Harmonization in the European Market (European Union) and / or with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). This implies that none of these terms may be used either descriptively, as a common name or in its plural form. In addition, any use of any of the above-mentioned trademarks must be authorized by
UTMB Group.https://utmb.world/ Event's current local time: 4:58 AM ET
Summary
Honoring Kevin Hutt, one of the founders of the Traprock Trail Race, for his contributions to the trail running community. Kevin passed away unexpectedly in 2025, but his legacy lives on! The Kevin Hutt 10K is a rolling loop course featuring mostly technical single track on the Metacomet Trail, as well as the Orange and Yellow trails in Penwood State Park. The course is rocky but runnable! There is a 3-hour cutoff.Please Note:• No aid stations on course• Runners must carry enough hydration for 6.2 miles• We’ll have snacks at the finish!
Proceeds
Proceeds will go in part to NAMI - National Association of Mental Illness
Waitlist
Once the race is at capacity, the waitlist will automatically start. Runners selected from the waitlist will get an email that they have been selected, and will have TWO days to respond before we move to the next name and cancel that invitation. People are selected from the waitlist in the order in which they registered - first on / first off. Do you want to know where you are on the waitlist? Click on "Waitlist" above, and look for your name.
About the CT Trailmixers
The Kevin Hutt 10k is put on through the CT Trailmixers. The CT Trailmixers are a trail running club based in central Connecticut. Our members are passionate about sharing Connecticut’s many wonderful trails with friends and visitors. For more information on the CT Trailmixers, visit www.cttrailmixers.com. We are a non-profit, and all 100% volunteers - all club proceeds are reinvested in a variety of charitable causes.
Refunds / Bib Transfer
If you cancel before 9/20, we will refund 50% of your registration fees. No refunds after. No bib transfers. No deferrals.
Event's current local time: 4:36 AM ET
8 Hours at the Farm
Steep Endurance presents a timed event on a rolling country type course at Gurski Farm/Williams Park in Brookfield, CT. There's plenty of single track and rolling farm trails. This type of event you get to see your fellow competitors quite a bit in an awesome trail running community environment. There's even a 4 hour option for those of you that want to get your feet wet a bit in an event like this. NEW for 2026, we’ve added a 5K/5K Canicross event.
Registration
A portion of your registration will go to two local non-profits in Brookfield. 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
We have some great swag/awards for the event. Finisher medals from Ragged Cuts plus plenty of goodies from our sponsors! Awards for Top 3 podium for Overall Male/Female in each distance. For further info, please see the event website.
Course Description
8 Hour/4 Hour runners will course run a continuous 4 mile loop with a mix of single track and farm trails. The terrain is fairly rolling with nothing too technical. The new 5K and 5K Canicross will run a modified version of this course.
Post Race Celebration
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 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/8-hours-at-the-farm/
Event's current local time: 4:59 AM ET
The Raven Rocks 10k Trail Run is BACK for NOVEMBER 8, 2026! Woo hoo!
We have also brought back the 100k Raven Challenge with all of the fun elements from last year -- plus we're looking to add a few more activities to the challenge during the month of November!
You can sign up for one or the other -- or do BOTH! Signups for both events at the same time get a discount which appears at checkout.
Shirts this year are one design and available either on long-sleeved cotton shirts (traditional) and/or short sleeved tech fabric shirts (new!). You can purchase one, both, or neither shirt. If you are a purely virtual Raven 100k Challenge runner, we will mail you your shirt if ordered along with your finisher woodallion.
As always, these Raven events support the Friends of Trailside Museum and Ward Pound Ridge Reservation. During registration we encourage runners and challengers to join as members of the museum to support their non-profit educational and conservation purpose.
Once the donation vehicle has been established, we will support the Friends of the Cross River Mountain Fire Tower. We are working with the Westchester Parks Foundation who plan to raise funds to support Westchester County and NY State in the restoration of the fire tower to Ward Pound Ridge Reservation. That fundraising account will be set up soon with a range of support levels. More news to come!
More information about each event
Raven Rocks Run - 10k Trail Run
The Raven Rocks Run is a challenging 10k trail run at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation in Cross River, NY.
The ELEVENTH running of the race will be in November.
Race will be in-person Sunday, November 8, 2026 starting at 9am. (Final race date approval pending county permit.)
The race will start in the Meadow near the fallen oak tree and its massive remains. The course passes by the spot where the Leatherman’s Loop begins. Instead of heading towards the river as the Loop does, the Raven Rocks Run 10k course climbs and climbs up to the two highest points in the park (Raven Rocks Overlook and the Fire Tower Summit) before heading back for a (mostly) downhill and (relatively) flat finish.
The course passes by the site of the former Blue Trail fire tower which is the highest point in the park. We are working towards getting back the tower to its former spot in the park. See Course Map page for course details.
More information about the race and tower project is on the About page and the FAQ page of our ravenrocksrun.org website.
We are looking forward to November when we will run this event for the ELEVENTH time!
Important: Our Raven Rocks Run race plans are contingent on permit approval from the Westchester County Department of Parks, Recreation, and Conservation. This approval is not guaranteed but has been obtained for the prior nine races. As in all prior years we open registration with the understanding that the race will take place. We will update runners if the permit is not approved for the current year.
Raven 100k Challenge
The Raven 100k Challenge is simple: first, register for the challenge. Then run, hike, or walk 100k during the month of November 1st - 30th, 2026.
Note: You can register as late as November 15 for the 100k challenge and enter your mileage to date when you register.
This works out to an average of around 3k per day or 25k (15 miles) per week.
If you complete the challenge, you will receive a wooden finisher medallion. Shirts are optional.
The Raven 100k Challenge supports the Friends of Trailside Museum and Ward Pound Ridge Reservation, a 501(c)3 not for profit organization based at the Trailside Museum at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation.
You can also join the Friends of Trailside Museum and Ward Pound Ridge Reservation for annual membership during signup.
Bonus achievements
In addition to running, walking, or hiking 100k during November, there are several bonus achievement badges you can unlock if you are able:
Run 10k on the Raven Rocks Run course (raven badge)
Run 5x 10k on the Raven Rocks Run course (ultra raven badge - subs out the raven badge when this badge is achieved)
Run 10x 10k on the Raven Rocks Run course (flock badge - subs out the ultra raven badge when this badge is achieved)
Take a selfie at the Raven Rocks Overlook and send it in (photographer badge)
Submit a photo of yourself on a run with your "I Voted" sticker or if you can't vote in the election, next to someone with an "I Voted" sticker. Or simply log a run, walk, or hike on election day! (bald eagle badge)
Submit a photo of you running on Thanksgiving. Or simply log a run, walk, or hike on Thanksgiving. (turkey badge)
Submit a photo of you running on Veteran's Day. Or simply log a run, walk, or hike on Veteran's Day. (veterans day badge)
Photo of a raven or Raven related site, store, zoo, etc. and send it in (raven citizen award)
Do a run in the dark to Raven Rocks (night owl badge)
200k distance in November (snowy owl badge)
300k distance in November (white raven badge)
Run the Raven Rocks 10k course 5x IN ONE DAY (Raven Rockstar Badge)
Run the Raven Rocks 10k course 32 times in November (Peeter Badge)
Witness a meteor falling during a run (Meteor Badge)
Read a stanza from Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven" poem and send us a link. Use soundcloud, youtube, facebook, whatever service you want. (wise owl badge)
These badges will be displayed on the physical wooden finisher "medallion" once you complete the Raven Challenge. We will also show badges achieved on the summary page.
Any other badge ideas? We are open to suggestions :)
In addition, we will have recognition for:
First 3 men and First 3 women to 100k
Top 3 men and Top 3 women in total kilometers.
Anyone in contention for these Top 3 awards must make their entries in a timely manner:
All entries must be made within 36 hours of your run/walk.
If you do not enter your results within 36 hours you will not be eligible for any "Top 3" challenge recognition. We want our top participants to be in a 'virtual race' with each other. Without timely distance entries, this is not possible.
This is to discourage participants from "batch entering" their results and leaping to the top or near the top of the standings.
Keep your results up to date if you are in the running!
Note: In order to win these awards distance submissions need to be made via GPX files.
See instructions submitting results on RunSignUp Raven 100k Challenge page.
HALFWAY (50K) bonus search
For those in the area near Ward Pound Ridge Reservation we have a special treat in mind. If you opt-in via the badge update form (AFTER you pass the 50 kilometer mark on your Raven 100k Challenge) we will send you GPS coordinates to somewhere in the park where we have hidden a small challenge surprise for you to find. It will be obvious once you get there, but not easy to find unless you have the coordinates. Complete instructions and advice come with the GPS challenge confirmation email.
Everyone will have a different and unique spot somewhere in the park. Some will be further off-trail than others depending on how familiar you are with the park. You can ask for harder or easier location in the request and we will do our best to accommodate your request! Difficulty estimates can be subjective though!
Let us know when you find your halfway bonus (or if you can't find it!).
Close out your riding season with a ride to remember at Mohonk Preserve!
Join us for an epic fundraising ride across the Shawangunk Ridge, just 90 miles north of Manhattan. Pick from two distances 50.4 miles (4,711 ft. gain) or 23 miles (1,811 ft. gain). Both courses begin and end at the Ulster County Fairgrounds and once you enter the Preserve at mile two, the course is over 98% gravel on our famous network of historic carriage roads.
This is not a race; think of it as a super challenging fun ride for a really good cause. Some of the gravel is rough and steep in spots. Expect some loose rock – especially on the descents. The long course includes an optional short technical section and a mandatory dismount/bike hike up a rustic steps near the “million dollar view.” Bring your gravel, cyclocross, or mountain bike. Class 1 e-bikes only are permitted if you can manage the technical sections. No road bikes, please.
You won’t be timed but you will be well-fed. Look for well-stocked aid stations with water, Skratch hydration and energy bars and bananas. A post ride party with food and music awaits you at the finish. Be sure to carry some food and water, and maybe extra clothes depending on the weather - this is a rain or shine event. You’ll be sharing the carriage roads with hikers and climbers, so bike bells are highly recommended. Be courteous to hikers and other riders when passing. Pack a spare tube, tools, and pump as there’s no mechanical support on course and no sag wagon. Helmets are required.
*Shout out to our friends at the Open Space Institute for granting us access to the River-to-Ridge Trail and to the Mohonk Mountain House who grant us special access to Sky Top and the golf course area for the event day only. Bikes are not allowed on carriage roads near Sky Top so you cannot pre-ride these sections of the course. No exceptions – If we blow this, access to Sky Top and the golf course will not continue. PLEASE DO NOT POST PICS FROM SKY TOP ON SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS.
Also, near Spring Farm Trailhead, the private driveway near the Slingerland Pavilion, the Table Rocks Trail, and the Crag Trail on the Preserve are accessible to ride participants during the event only. You cannot pre-ride these sections.
Pricing (No price increase for 2026!)
50.4 Mile $150
23 Mile $125
Optional fundraising: (New!)
When you register you'll be set up with a fundraising page automatically. Raise $150 for Mohonk Preserve and we'll reward you with a super cool Grit pullover hoodie. Money raised will help us provide educational programs for children, maintain and repair the carriage roads you'll be riding on, conduct research and fight invasive species.
Registration fees get you...
Pre-ride bike support on the morning of the event from Bicycle Depot staff
Bike plate
Grit sticker
Aid stations with, water, Skratch Labs hydration products and snacks
Finish line food, live music, beverages and beer.
A GRIT tech t-shirt.
A chance to win great prizes from our sponsors!
A gravel ride that's actually on gravel!
Satisfaction in knowing you're helping to raise money for a great cause!
Timed Strava segment for 50.4 mile course riders with prizes!
The Start
Expect a calm and controlled mass start for the 50.4 mile course at 8:30 am and the 23 mile course at 9:30 am. Riders will line up Goldilocks style: strong riders go to the front of the pack; moderate folks aim for the middle, and those planning a more leisurely pace, head to the back.
A pace car will lead riders for the first two miles of the course along public roads from Ulster Fairgrounds to Mohonk
Preserve property on Gatehouse Road. Riders must remain in their lane behind the pace car. We mean it, calm and controlled.
Once you’re off the public road and on the gravel, you can ride at your own pace.
NEW Cutoff Time for 50-Mile Course
Cutoff time for the 2026 ride is 2:00 pm at mile 31. If you don't think you can ride at this pace, we strongly encourage you to sign up for the 23 mile course. We want you back at the finish line in time for the the fun! Prize drawing will be at 3 pm. You need not be present to win, but we hope you'll be there! Note: The event takes place after daylight saving time ends so sunset is at 4:44 pm.
Cancellation/Refund Policy:
Registration fees are non-refundable. You may wish to take the optional Registration Protection Plan from Allianz during registration. Shawangunk Grit is a major fundraiser for Mohonk Preserve. When you register, we hold a spot, make commitments to vendors, and deny others entry when the event sells out. Therefore, registration fees are non-refundable. We do allow transfers for a nominal fee. Event deferrals for any reason, including injury, are not allowed.
Should the event be canceled for a qualifying reason by the event producer such as adverse weather conditions which would make holding the event unsafe, your registration fees will deferred to the next year.
If you find you can’t participate, we would like to know. Please contact us at [email protected]. All cancellations will be acknowledged via email.
Protection Plan:
Consider taking the registration protection insurance offered by Bike.reg during registration which will reimburse you registration fees if you are unable to participate due to a qualifying reason. This plan is administered by a third party, Allianz and claims must be made to them directly.
Be prepared for a challenging, but fun ride! Registration fees raise money for a great cause, Mohonk Preserve!
Your registration fees directly support Mohonk Preserve’s mission to protect the northern Shawangunk Mountains region and inspire people to care for, enjoy and explore the natural world. With more than 8,200 acres of mountain ridges, forests, fields, streams, ponds and other unique and beautiful places, Mohonk Preserve is the largest member and visitor-supported nature preserve in New York State.
Course options:
50.4 Mile
8:30 am Start
Four aid stations at mile 12.4, 25, 35.7 and 43.1
Elevation gain: 4,711
23 Mile
9:30 am Start
Two aid stations at mile 9.6 and 13
Elevation gain: 1,811
Advance Packet Pickup:
Friday, November 6, 2026
12 noon - 5 pm
Mohonk Preserve Visitor Center
3197 Route 44 55
Gardiner, NY 12525
Yes, you can pick up your packet on Saturday prior to the start of each ride. Just leave yourself extra time so you aren't rushed!
Day of Packet Pickup:
Saturday, November 7, 2026
7:00 am - 8:25 am | 50.4 milers
7:00 am - 9:25 am | 23 milers
Ulster County Fairgrounds
249 Libertyville Road
New Paltz, NY 12561
View the great photos taken by the Mohonk Preserve Volunteer Photographers!
Questions?
Contact Ride Director, Tom Leader at [email protected]
About Shawangunk Grit:
The ridge where you’ll be riding is made from bedrock called Shawangunk Conglomerate, also known as Shawangunk Grit. Shawangunk Grit slabs were used to make millstones around the turn of the century and some of these millstones can still be seen on the land today. A nod to the history of the ridge is found in the Shawangunk Grit logo.
Cover photo by: Deborah Kral
We are back for the 35th edition of the West Hill Shop Cyclocross Race. This year we are returning as a member of the River Valley Cyclocross Series! We are excited to host the final stop in the RVCX series and cannot wait to see you all in lovely SOVT.
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The course will contain many of the classic features from past editions, like the fast, flowing woods section, and the infamous run-up. As always, we try to keep it fresh so this year we've switched it up and have added a few new things. Expect to have to get off your bike and climb dry clay hills and pedal through a closed down to paper mill.
Refreshments and food will be provided by AlpineGlo farm again this year so spectators and racers can expect fresh yummy burritos all day.
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Racers will receive a discounted registration of $20 when they signup for a second race. This means no one has a reason to skip the single speed race.
DAY OF REG is offered for $50 CASH. See registration table for info
Take on a breathtaking course through the Rockefeller State Preserve, where trails built over a century ago wind past stunning scenery at every turn! Start and finish at Rockwood Hall, with sweeping views of the Hudson River and the Palisades, just off Route 9 in Sleepy Hollow, next to Phelps Hospital. Both the half-marathon and marathon are single-loop adventures on wide, groomed carriage roads, with the marathon showcasing nearly all of the park’s signature sights. Climb and roll past fields, historic stone walls, charming bridges, grazing livestock, sparkling rivers, lush forests, and peaceful lakes; no pavement, no cars, just pure trail bliss. These races are walk-friendly and offer generous cutoff times, so runners of every pace can join in the fun. Whether you’re chasing a personal best or simply exploring one of the Hudson Valley’s most scenic and historic preserves, the Pocantico Hills Races promise an unforgettable experience!
On November 7th, 2026, The Armory Track in New York City becomes the stage for something that doesn't exist anywhere else in the world: a competition built specifically for athletes who refuse to let age define their ceiling. The Super Age Games isn't about nostalgia or participation trophies — it's a rigorously designed athletic event, built alongside longevity scientists, that puts your training to the test in one of the most iconic track venues in the country. Every heat, every trial, every second on that track is a data point proving what's possible when you commit to the long game. This is where the work you've been putting in gets to mean something.
Tickets are limited, and the athletes who compete in November are the ones who make the decision today. Whether you're here to race, to watch someone you love prove what they're made of, or to be part of a movement that is genuinely changing how the world thinks about aging and performance, your spot at the Super Age Games starts with securing a ticket. Choose the package that fits how you want to show up — then show up. The clock is already running.