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Run or walk this 5K to support Ann's Place then kick back and enjoy one of Connecticut’s best post-race parties! Unwind and enjoy an outdoor barbecue, ice cold beer, refreshments, DJ and an awards ceremony. Bring your favorite picnic blanket or folding chair and enjoy the beautiful grounds of the Amber Room for the after-race celebration.
This is an important fundraiser for Ann’s Place cancer support services. All proceeds go directly to Ann’s Place and help keep our doors open and our cancer support services FREE of charge to all those in need in our community. www.annsplace.org
It’s easy and fun to fundraise! Create your own fundraising page or create a team page. Have some team building with your colleagues or friends or set your own personal goals. Waterworks, our presenting sponsor has friendly competitions between teams and have worn costumes to encourage donations. Other teams have created custom shirts and/or raised money in honor of someone, so many great ideas! We can't wait to see what everyone comes up with this year!
Want to join in on the social media fun? Share your pictures and videos, while in training and during the race, via social media using the hashtag #runfromthesun5K
2026 Race
This year, we are submitting documentation for approval to DCR to hold the race for our 11th time. We look forward to having you be a part of this amazing event!
Race Specifics
DATE: August 22, 2026EVENT TIME: **We have submitted paperwork for DCR permit for August 22, 8-2pm for the 6 hour event. The 4.2 mile event will start at 8:00 am REGISTRATION COSTS: Early bird until December 1st, Regular Registration afterwards. 18 and UNDER Register for 1/2 Price! Use code SUPERKID! TIME LIMIT: 6-Hour Ultra Event. Run/walk as many laps as you choose of the 4.2 mile course before cutoff. No partial laps will be scored. (Note: .75 mile "mini jug" loops to be used the last hour of the race. No incomplete 4.2 mile laps count after 6 hour mark. BENEFICIARY: This year's event will be benefiting the Louison House in North Adams, MA, which is the only homeless shelter and support organization serving northern Berkshire County. We have donated more than $10,000 to Louison House through this event! The 4.2 Mile John G Memorial Run will donate profits to Dana Farber. LOCATION: Jug End State Reservation, 120 Jug End Road, Egremont, MA (If you type in Guilded Hollow Road, it seems you will have better luck finding the parking lot. There will be a sign at the end of the parking lot that connects out to Jug End Road though.)COURSE DESCRIPTION: 4.2 mile course through woods, fields, apple orchard. Approximately 2.1 miles of uphill and 2.1 miles of downhill per lap. 830' elevation change per lap. Follow the Jug End Loop Trail and includes upper loop.UPDATED Route Description: At 5:00:00, the route to the upper loop remains open, but no partial laps will count. We will also open a .75 mile mini loop to use for the last 60 minutes. My hope is this will allow folks to get the necessary distance to hit milestones (1/2 marathon, marathon, 50k).AWARDS: Overall Awards for Top Male and Female. Age Group Awards are expanded for the 6 hour to include: 0-12, 13-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80+ Unique Finisher's Award - 16 oz Handmade Ceramic Mug for all finishers. Hand made awards for champions in each event. We honor our teachers, active and retired service members, and first responders. Use code SERVICE! to save 10%.
Event's current local time: 4:18 AM ET
The Tokeneke Road Race
The CCAP is hosting one of the best road races in New England and the only road race in Connecticut! The beautiful, yet, challenging multi-loop road race will serve as the New England Regional Road Race Championship. This race will also be part of the NEBRA Points Rankings Series for 2026! One of the most well-renowned and anticipated races of the year, get ready for some good, old-fashioned road racing! For those of you who want to know, here is the course map!
Follow The CCAP Tokeneke Road Race Facebook page and The CCAP's Facebook page to stay up to date on all event happenings!
DAY-OF Registration is available for an additional $15 ($5 for Juniors) - Limited to the event's total registration cap of 300.
VOLUNTEERS: Volunteers are crucial to making this race safe for the racers, and possible to put on. We are incredibly thankful for anyone who can volunteer their time to make Tokeneke happen. All volunteers will receive:
A Volunteer T-Shirt
A complimentary lunch
$30 off registration for a rider of your choosing.
AND the experience of supporting the great sport of cycling in Connecticut (sounds cliche, but it is very much appreciated)!
To sign up to volunteer, go to this link: https://volunteersignup.org/38QA3
CHAMPIONSHIPS: The CCAP Tokeneke Road Race will serve as the New England Regional Road Race Championship! All riders are welcome to complete but any U.S. Citizen or permanent resident with a current USA Cycling License residing in the New England Region is eligible for a championship medal. Don't miss out on your chance to claim your crown! The following list of categories will be awarded for both NE Championships:
Elite Men and Women
U23 Men and Women
U19, U17, U15, U13 Boys and Girls
Master's Men and Women 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70+
All USA Cycling rules apply. Entry fee includes USA Cycling insurance surcharge.
D2R2 - The Deerfield Dirt Road Randonnée 2026
RIDE FOR THE LAND
Saturday, August 22, 2026
Presented by the Franklin Land Trust
We celebrate the landscape, the history, and the rural culture of western Massachusetts, and work to ensure, through a program of land protection, that the historic pattern of field, woodland, and village will endure for the benefit of generations to come.
Rain or Shine Event - Sorry No Refunds
ROUTE CHOICES (see descriptions)
180K (the OG route that started it all!)
160K (New portions for 2026)
105K to Rowe
100K (the Original!)
92K (with a 77K option)
80K Point-to-Point Ride (New for 2026!)
36-mile Green River Tour (customizable from 36 to 52 miles)
12-mile Family Ride
Register early for the best rates.
New Starting and Finish Location!
With the continued growth of the event and the desire to offer even more potential fun into the future, we have made to decision to move the D2R2 headquarters to the Franklin County Agricultural Fairgrounds on Wisdom Way in Greenfield, MA.
CAMPING - Our new location offers an expanded on-site camping area with water, electricity, and pump out station. Bathrooms and showers are adjacent to the camping area. (Just bring your guitar, firepit and S'mores to make the experience complete!)
PRE-RIDE PARTY - FRIDAY EVENING - Friday night will bring a lively, welcoming atmosphere with new food trucks, music, and games! Plus, celebrate our 21^st birthday at our brand-new beer garden! Bring friends and family to gather with the D2R2 community before the ride to kick off the festivities.
Keep an eye out for exciting updates in the weeks ahead!
CHOOSE YOUR ROUTE
180K, 160K, 105K, 100 K, 92K (Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and rest stops provided - see: What’s Included)
$150 Early Registration (until December 31, 2025)
$175 January 1, 2026 - March 31, 2026
$200 April 1, 2026 - June 30, 2026
$225 July 1, 2026 - August 9, 2026
$250 on Ride Day
80K Point-to-Point (Transportation to stating location, plus breakfast, lunch, dinner, and rest stops provided - see: What’s Included)
$230 Early Registration (until December 31, 2025)
$255 January 1, 2026 - March 31, 2026
$280 April 1, 2026 - June 30, 2026
$305 July 1, 2026 - August 9, 2026
$330 on Ride Day
Green River Ride (Breakfast, lunch, dinner provided - see: What’s Included)
$100 Early Registration (until December 31, 2025) / $50 for riders under 18
$125 January 1, 2026 - June 30, 2026 / $50 for riders under 18
$150 July 1, 2026 - August 9, 2026 / $50 for riders under 18
$175 on Ride Day / $50 for riders under 18
Family Ride (Lunch and dinner provided - see: What’s Included)
Adults $50, $10 for riders under 12
Visit us on Facebook facebook.com/fltrust and Instagram instagram.com/fltrust
for up-to-date information about D2R2
Be sure to use #D2R2 across social media to join the conversation and share your photos!
General Information
Ride Info (All the Important Stuff)
Plan Your Visit (Camping, Lodging, Directions)
Raffle
Routes (descriptions, maps, cue sheets)
Volunteer
Sponsorship
Past media
About D2R2
The Deerfield Dirt-Road Randonnee was conceived in the 1990's as just a favorite dirt-road loop in the hilltowns of Franklin County, Massachusetts. Since its birth as an organized event in 2005, many have hailed D2R2 as the hardest, most beautiful, most fun, most traffic-free, most unique, and overall best ride that they have ever done. However, D2R2 will continue to maintain its original character as just a bike ride –
The courses will use the narrowest, oldest, twistiest, quietest, and most-scenic roads available.
A range of courses will provide access to novices as well as challenge the world's strongest riders.
D2R2 will never offer prizes for anything other than gags, nor will finish results ever be presented like it was a race.
Riders shall cover the course in a self-sufficient manner, without motorized crew vehicles.
The organization will put as much effort into its food offerings as the routes
The event is a key fundraiser for the Franklin Land Trust's efforts to preserve land in the region.
QUESTIONS?
Registration & Franklin Land Trust questions: email Mary [email protected]
All other questions: email Sandy - [email protected]
D2R2 Event Headquarters and starting point
The event headquarters will be held at the Franklin County Agricultural Fairgrounds on Wisdom Way in Greenfield, MA.
The starting location and finish line, registration, food and beverages, music, Friday night party, showers, bathrooms, camping and parking areas are all within the fairgrounds gates!
Bring the entire family!
Area attractions for non-riders include Historic Deerfield,
PVMA's Memorial Hall Museum and Indian House, Shelburne Falls,
Yankee Candle, Art Galleries and so much more.
We plan to offer a free mini D2R2 for our very youngest riders right inside the Fairgrounds! Bring their trikes and bikes. Watch for more details to come!
Who is the Franklin Land Trust (FLT)?
FLT is a 501(c)(3) devoted to the conservation of farm and forest land, and the rural character of western Massachusetts. FLT helps farmers and other landowners protect their land from unwanted development. To date, FLT has helped to preserve over 32,000 acres of open space. The hills and valleys of the region—with their farms, sugar bush, rambling old New England roads, and small towns steeped in history—are a unique and precious resource that D2R2 riders will experience at every turn in the road.
Contributions to the Franklin Land Trust allow us to continue our efforts to protect this invaluable resource and are tax-deductible.
Please visit our website www.franklinlandtrust.org for more detailed information about road conditions and training for this event.
For complete information and ride photos please go to: d2r2.franklinlandtrust.org
2026 Butternut Valley Gravel Grinder & Harvest Festival A Ride (Not a Race) to Celebrate Summer, Community, and Gravel!
New this year: a 5K trail run alongside our annual Gravel Grinder, followed by the Summer Harvest Festival in the afternoon.
The Harvest Festival features live music, vendors, food trucks, craft beer & cider, plus a bounce house and petting zoo for the kids.
This is our 5th year partnering with Bassett Cancer Institute for fundraising.
Register by 8/17 to receive your meal ticket. No day-of registration.
Routes
Long Route (45 miles): https://ridewithgps.com/routes/48072998
Short Route (15 miles): https://ridewithgps.com/routes/48296343
Event Overview
CNYC, Butternuts Brewery, and the Butternut Valley Alliance (BVA) invite you to enjoy some of the best dirtphalt terrain in the region. The BVA is a community nonprofit dedicated to protecting the environmental, agricultural, and cultural heritage of the Butternut Creek watershed.
Parking is at Butternuts Brewery, and from there you’ll head into some of the nicest, and steepest, roads in the area.
This is not a race. Think of it as a cycling challenge. Ride at your own pace, chase Strava segments if you want, or simply enjoy the scenery. Above all: have fun and stay safe.
Ride Protocol & Safety
We plan to have motos and follow vehicles for both routes. Marshals will be stationed at major intersections, but all riders must obey traffic laws. Marshals do not control motor vehicles; they control rider flow for safety.
If a marshal instructs you to stop, you must stop. Safety comes before speed.
Course Info
Choose between a 15-mile or 45-mile challenging route. Please review the course profiles and select gearing appropriately.
Expect:
Fast, smooth dirt roads
Some technical, potentially hazardous sections
Seasonal roads that may change depending on conditions
Schedule
Wave 1: 11:00 AM
Wave 2: 11:10 AM
There is no time limit, but after ~4 hours on the long course, marshals may begin packing up. Our volunteers mark the course extremely well, but please choose the route that fits your ability.
Suggested Equipment
Gearing: A 1:1 climbing ratio recommended (e.g., 42×42)
Tires: 35mm+ suggested; 40–47mm ideal
Bike Types: Gravel bikes preferred; MTB and road bikes welcome
Expect smooth gravel, rough seasonal roads, and technical sections
Post-Ride: Summer Harvest Festival
After the ride, enjoy:
Bands & live music
Vendors
Bounce house
Petting zoo
Craft beer from Ommegang, Beer Tree, Muddy River, Cooperstown Brewery and More
Food from Empire House (Gilbertsville) and food trucks
Your first beer is free. Additional pints ~$6. Must be 21+ to drink.
Meal included with entry if registered by 8/17.
Why We Ride
A great course, great people, great food and beer — all supporting:
Bassett Cancer Institute
Butternut Valley Alliance
CNYC
Come ride, celebrate, and support a great cause!
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.
7.2 Miles- The Boot.
Active duty military/veterans and active first responders are encouraged to contact the race for a discount.
The Old Saybrook - Westbrook Exchange Club and the Greater Old Saybrook Chamber partner together annually to raise money for The Exchange Clubs A.C.E. (Accepting the Challenge of Excellence) Award and the Greater Old Saybrook Chamber C. Wilfred Hunter Memorial Scholarship for deserving college bound seniors from Old Saybrook and Westbrook High Schools. Packs can be picked up on Friday, August 21nd at Marathon Sports in Old Saybrook between 4pm-6pm or the morning of the race, starting at 7:30am. Online registration only! Price will increase to $33 for day of registration.
5K Run/Walk
The Triathlon begins in the Town of Oyster Bay and takes you through surrounding towns. It begins with a 1/2 mile swim in calm Oyster Bay Harbor. Next, you will bike a one loop 12.3K, over hill and dale, thru beautiful Oyster Bay and Oyster Bay Cove. Fairly hilly but downhill and flat to the finish. Lastly, you will run a 5K thru Mill Neck and Brookville, "Up" to the Planting Fields Arboretum and back "Down" to Roosevelt Park. Town of Oyster Bay residents receive a $5 discount. Use code TOB5 at checkout.
Shirts and a custom finisher medal for all participants!
You are not guaranteed swag if you register after August 18th.
The Junior Triathlon takes place on Saturday. This year the race offers two different distances for our youth participants! Swim in Oyster Bay Harbor and bike and run through Roosevelt Park.
10K, 5K, and 1-Mile Kids Fun Run along the historic Hudson River. Proceeds benefit the Scholarship Fund of the West Point-Highland Falls Rotary Club Foundation. http://rotary-wphf.org/
Parking in the US Mint/West Point Ski Slope parking lot. Start / Finish is near West Point's Washington Gate on NY-218.
Awards Ceremonies will follow each race at the finish area. Awards for top finishers in each age/gender category.
Walkers / Volksmarchers are welcome. No pets or strollers permitted if the race is on the Alternate Route. Race will be held rain or shine (except for lightning storm). Multiple water stations on the race routes.
All paid registrants will be provided a race t-shirt, goodie bag, and food/beverages.
10K/5K Registration Fee: $30 (Race Day: $35)
USMA Cadets / USMAPS CCs: 10K/5K Registration Fee: $15 (Online and Race Day)
1-Mile Kids Fun Run Registration Fee: $10 (Online and Race Day)
10K route: https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/73460968
Alternate route: https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/5642392159/
Race chip timing by Super Race Systems.
DJ at start/finish provided by Party Time Productions.
10K/5K Age Divisions: 18 and under, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80+
Event details and schedule
Event Schedule:
7:30 a.m. Packet Pick-Up and On-Site Registration opens
9:00 a.m. 1-Mile Kids Fun Run
9:15 a.m. 10K / 5K Start
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The Giro del Cielo Road Race on Sunday August 23, 2026
PRE-REGISTRATION ONLY
Start/Finish, Registration, and Parking is at Frankford Park, 306 Wantage Ave, Branchville, NJ 07890
A rolling 7.8 mile loop in Sussex County, NJ.
Prizes 5 deep for each category
NJ State Champions will be the first NJ rider in each category
Pre-Registration ONLY, registration closes at 11:59 pm August 21st
Discounts for early entry
$40 before June 21st
$45 before July 25th
$50 before 11:59 pm August 21st
[email protected], 973-271-2727
Event Sponsors:
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THE 2026 MARATHON IS FULL. THERE IS NO WAITLIST AND NO BIB TRANSFERS.
The New England Green River Marathon is one of the most beautiful races in New England. Starting in Marlboro, Vermont and following the course of the Green River through an 1870’s covered bridge, and ending with a finish-line celebration in the shade of maple trees at Greenfield Community College in Massachusetts. This USATF-certified (Certification MA18003JK) course has a net 1,400 foot drop over a rolling, downhill course that has seen many personal best and Boston qualifying times for well-trained runners. Choose below from either the regular entry, OR if you want to support the Connecticut River Conservancy by raising an additional $250, join the Stream Team! This funding will go directly to the CRC for their efforts to restore and advocate for clean water, healthy habitats, and resilient communities to support a diverse and thriving watershed.
Unite to Fight!
Childhood Hunger 5K Run/Walk
Join Filling in the Blanks on August 23, 2026, at the Eighth Annual Unite to Fight 5K. The race will take place at Mill River Park located in Stamford, CT.
In Fairfield County, more than 33,000 children are not sure where their next meal will come from. Most will get breakfast and lunch from school every weekday, but many will go from Friday lunch until Monday at breakfast without a decent meal. Founded in 2013, Filling in the Blanks is an organization that fills in those weekend gaps by providing each child in its program with a bag filled with healthy, easy-to-prepare food for the weekend. When the obstacle of food insecurity is removed, children experience increased academic achievement in school and greater opportunities for success in their lives. FITB continuously serves 10,000+ kids at over 200 sites throughout Fairfield, Westchester, and Putnam counties. FITB has also established four in-school pantries and in 2023 launched the Fresh Food On The Move mobile pantry that provides families with fresh produce, veggies, proteins and other staples, as well as health and wellness services.
With your race registration, you will receive a Unite to Fight T-shirt.
*T-shirts are based on availability if registering after July 17, 2026.
Race is Rain or Shine
Peace, Love, Trails welcomes you to Raptor Ridge!
Join us on Sunday, August 23rd at 9am!
Run 6.5 miles of challenging trails in the Westmoreland Sanctuary
The race starts and finishes at the Fox Lane H.S. Campus (at the back of the campus behind the Middle School gym).
See if you have the intestinal fortitude to conquer RAPTOR RIDGE!
Westmoreland Sanctuary is a not-for-profit, independent nature center and wildlife preserve located in Westchester County, New York. The land spans three towns: Bedford, Mount Kisco, and Armonk.
We also need to thank the Fox Lane Sports Booster Club for all their help in allowing us to use the beautiful campus for our race headquarters and for the ever important parking!
We will also be collecting food for the Mt. Kisco Food Pantry. If you would like to personally donate food, please bring non-perishable items that are within the expiration date.
USATF New England XC Grand Prix Race #1 and USATF New England All Terrain Series - XC Race
Come one, come all for the fourth running of the Old Goat Track Club XC Classic (OGTC XC Classic) 5k XC race around fields at Waters Farm in Sutton, MA.
Pre registration is $35 plus small transaction fee, Race day will be by paper application only on site and is $40.
The Old Goat 5K XC Classic is the XC race component of the 2025 USATF New England All Terrain Runner Series. More info: https://newengland.usatf.org/events/2025/2025-usatf-ne-all-terrain-runner-series
The race is also the first stop on the USATF NE XC Grand Prix series. The 5-race series has commemorative awards for participants of at least 4 races, and prize money for top individuals in open, and different masters divisions, for both men and women. More info: https://newengland.usatf.org/events/2025/2025-usatf-ne-cross-country-grand-prix
REGISTRATION
If you are pre-registered, please see if you have the correct team affiliation. Picking a team is required, but if you are not racing with a team choose "Unattached " during registration. If you need to change, please do so yourself prior to race day following the steps here: Join an Existing Group - RunSignup
Day of registration is available and will begin at 9:00 AM in the Darling Barn. Cash or venmo will be accepted so please plan accordingly. Day of registration is $40 per runner.
RACE SCHEDULE
There will be (2) races at the following times:
10:00 AM: Womens Open 5k
11:00 AM: Mens Open 5k
COURSE
The course follows the same path as last year. Although the course does briefly cross over pavement the course is a spike friendly course.
PARKING
Parking will be available at the event for free. When you enter Waters road please note this road is the only entry and exit point from the farm so please drive cautiously and be on the lookout for exiting traffic. When you approach the farm there will be two lot options that will be designated with signage. Please take note that one lot will have restricted entry/exit during race times in order to prioritize runner safety. Please ensure you park in the lot with unrestricted access if you foresee the need to leave during the event. Volunteers will be present at the exits to guide traffic and assist in the unlikely event there is an emergency and you need to leave.
WATER
There is no water fountain available at the meet site so please pack accordingly. There will be water and bananas available for runners at the finish.
BATHROOMS
There will be 5 portable bathrooms available for use and one handicapped accessible portable bathroom located at the Darling Barn.
TENTS
There will be a designated team tent area by the starting line. Please feel free to bring/set up tents for your team.
AWARDS
There will be a short awards ceremony after the completion of the Male race ~15 minutes after the final finisher crosses. There will be awards for Top three Individual Males, Top three Individual Females, Top Male Open Team, Top Female Open Team, Top masters male and female, and top masters teams(male and female).
AFTER PARTY
There will be a certified Old Goat After Party at the Millbury Old Time Inn located ~12 mins away from the course. Please come join us and celebrate the first meet of the USATF Club Cross Country Series. We will be providing some pizza while supplies last. The Old Time Inn does not serve food but allows food to be brought in/delivered by other businesses in the area. There are drinks available for purchase and beach volleyball. Please note the facility is cash only but ATMs are available onsite.
Welcome to the 24th annual Sri Chinmoy Marathon, taking place on Monday, August 24, 2026, 7AM around beautiful Rockland Lake in Congers, New York - just 45 minutes north of New York City. This race is a Boston Qualifier.
THE COURSE:
A beautifully scenic, flat and fast USATF certified 2.95 mile loop around the shores of Rockland Lake. Just shy of 9 laps = Marathon. All runners’ laps scored.
AMENITIES:
Free parking (if in by 8AM), premium aid stations every mile, included custom race shirt, custom medals for all finishers, full medical support, post race vegetarian meal.
REGISTRATION AND FEES:
Want to race this one for FREE? It's easy - register here on RunSignup, then refer friends and family to earn your registration back! How it works >>
All prices now include processing fees:
$66.65 through June 30
$76.95 through July 31
$87.25 through August 21, 5pm
Entries cannot be transferred to another person.
SHUTTLE BUS FROM MANHATTAN
Sit back, relax, and let someone else do the driving!
Our dedicated shuttle bus service from Grand Central Station, Manhattan direct to Rockland Lake is available for an additional fee of $38 roundtrip per person. The option is available during the registration process.
5:00 AM departure, return by 2:30 ~ 3PM. You must purchase shuttle seats in advance (no race-day walk-ups, sorry). The shuttle is open to non-participants as well - you can purchase additional seats for friends / relatives. Shuttle seats only (without race registration) can be purchased anytime on our RedPodium Registration page. Please note that you must finish the Marathon in less than 6 hours in order to sign up for the shuttle.
RACE START
Race start is at 7:00AM SHARP. Strictly no early starts.
All participants, including late starters, will be timed from the actual gun time, regardless of the runner's actual start time. Please allow at least 7 minutes before the race to walk from the number pickup area to the race start. The race clock starts ticking for everyone at 7AM!
RACE PACKETS
Choose Packet Shipping when registering ($7.45), to avoid the lines on race day and have your shirt and bib delivered to your door before the race. Option available for US addresses only, through August 13.
For runners that do not choose packet shipping, packet pickup is available at the race site between 6:00-6:45AM.
RACE SHIRTS
*Race shirts guaranteed for all participants that register by July 31. Shirt sizes are Unisex or Women's fitted: X-Small, Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, and Unisex 2XL. We will do our best to provide shirts for runners who register after July 31, but no guarantees - register early!
AID STATIONS
There will be three aid stations on the loop, approximately one every mile. All will have water and electrolyte drink. The main aid station, next to Race-Day Central, will have fruit, chips, snacks, etc.
AWARDS
Men and Women's awards categories:
Under 50: Top 7, 50-59: Top 3, 60-69: Top 2, 70 & over: First Place.
Custom medals for all finishers
Awards ceremony 12:15 PM.
VEGETARIAN MEAL
Served starting at 11:30AM. There will be some vegan options as well.
TIME LIMIT
7-hour cutoff (2:00 PM), strictly enforced. 1:15PM is the latest any runner can begin their final lap. No early starts.
AGE RESTRICTIONS
Runners must be 18 or older to compete.
RACE RESULTS
Will be posted on our race website within 24 hours.
EVENT CANCELLATION POLICY
We live in uncertain times. If we are forced to cancel this event owing to circumstances beyond our control, including, but not limited to:
New or modified regulations/restrictions imposed by park officials or city or state governments;
Unsafe conditions in the park, such as severe weather conditions;
the event will be converted to a virtual one. Registered participants will still receive race shirts and finisher medals in the mail upon completion of the virtual race, and trophies will be mailed to winners as per the awards breakdown above.