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IronHike Endurance Productions LLC is a US military veteran-owned business.
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IronHike Endurance Productions LLC is a US military veteran-owned business.
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IronHike Endurance Productions LLC is a US military veteran-owned business.
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IronHike Endurance Productions LLC is a US military veteran-owned business.
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IronHike Endurance Productions LLC is a US military veteran-owned business.
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IronHike Endurance Productions LLC is a US military veteran-owned business.
Mohawk Mountain Race
Are you ready to test your climbing legs?! In cooperation with Mohawk Mountain Ski Area, the Mohawk Mountain Race sponsored by Steep Endurance at Mohawk Mountain Ski Resort is back for another year! Normally a ski mountain in the winter, the mountain will be transformed into a super fun course! With its challenging ascents and descents on the ski mountain, it is sure to be a race to remember with sweeping viewpoints of the popping Fall foliage at every turn.
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. Hikers/walkers are more than welcome to do the 5K/10K race.
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
The Mohawk Mountain Race will start up the left side of the mountain, joining the steep “Wildwood Trail” towards the top of the mountain, then traversing over to and down the Timber Trail. Upon reaching the bottom of the mountain, runners work their way over to the right side of the mountain towards the Pine, Laurel and Deer Run Trails, then it’s a short trip down Victor’s Way, then back up Route 100, a quick right onto Ledges up to the top of the mountain. After hitting the summit a second time, it’s down the Mohawk Trail to the finish. That's just one 5K loop! Runners in the 10K will do two loops. Runners in the Half Marathon course will run one loop respectively of the 5K course plus additional miles in the Mohawk State Forest. Marathon runners will do two loops of the Half Marathon Course.
Post Race Celebration
You’ve just finished a super challenging one of a kind course! Enjoy your accomplishment, sit back, relax, and don’t forget to cheer on all the runners coming in behind you. We will have some pre-packaged food for everyone at the finish plus canned beverages. **Alcoholic beverages are not provided, but you are welcome to BYOB.
Additional Info
For more info and detailed course maps, please go to https://steependurance.com/event/trail-running-race/mohawk-mountain-race/
Event's current local time: 4:47 AM ET
Join us for year EIGHT of Connecticut's most monstrous 5k in the majestic hills of Salisbury Connecticut. Our third year as a USATF certified course, is specially dedicated this year to Peter Hawley, who was a runner among runners and the most generous champion of race directors across Connecticut, certifying hundreds of races and doing double duty to raise money and awareness.
The route climbs what feels like 1,000 ft in the first mile, but gains an actual 500 feet at mile 1.3 before runners turn around at the top of Lincoln City Road, and fly back down the same steeps, flanked by extraordinary views of Lake Wononscopomuc during autumn's final peak.
As always, this run is fun(d)raiser with proceeds supporting evidence-based adventure and arts and educational programming for people ages 12-20 in order to prevent the elevated risks for alcohol and drug abuse faced by young people in rural areas of New England where the overdose rate is among the highest in the state. To date, we have raised over $7,500 for organizations making a difference. This year a portion of race proceeds and all additional donations will support Catamount Resort's National Ski Patrol Young Adult Program (YAP) an organization aligned with our mission, which is to bring forth the best of the BEAST in all of us.
Our majestic and evergreen course has welcomed runners from all over the Eastern Region who enjoy the quintessential views and vibe of old-world New England in the autumn. This corner of Connecticut offers every adventure, play and recreational opportunity, making the event fun for the whole family.
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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.
Why We Run
The Hillacious Half was created to honor our military — to thank them and ensure their sacrifices are never taken for granted. The course is intentionally tough, representing the effort and endurance our service members face every day, often far from their families. This is a bare bones race with no prize money and no frills — just grit, sweat, and the satisfaction of finishing one of the toughest courses around.
All proceeds after race expenses go into a fund to support local military personnel and families who need a helping hand. Funds are distributed directly through the Hillacious Half, never to large agencies. Both the first-place male and female finishers have their names engraved on perpetual trophies housed at the Morgan-Weir American Legion Post 27 in Litchfield.
We run this race in honor of those who serve and have served — carrying their strength with us up every hill.
Dog Tags
For an additional cost, participants and supporters can honor a veteran or service member with a personalized dog tag:
Runners: Add a tag during registration for $10.
Supporters (non-runners): Order a tag for $20.
Each tag is engraved with your veteran’s name and any additional info that fits.
Order by Oct 28 to have your tag ready for race day.
By wearing a dog tag, you bring that person “with you” on the course. It may be the motivation you need to conquer the next hill — and you keep it as a lasting honorarium.
Race Options
Half Marathon (Solo)
13.1 miles of no-nonsense toughness. No medals, no prize money — just sweat and pride.
2-Person Relay
Two legs (~6–7 miles each). Separate timing and awards.
4-Mile Walk (Timed)
Same course start, then loops back for ~4 miles. Starts after all runners (~10:05 A.M.). Includes all runner amenities — yes, a beer at the finish.
Proceeds & Impact
100% of proceeds after expenses are held in a local fund for military members and families needing a helping hand.
Funds are distributed directly by Hillacious Half, not via agencies.
Beyond financial aid, your food and coat donations support local pantries and shelters.