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Join in the 5th Annual Run for the Hills 5K event at the Oswegatchie Hills Nature Preserve in Niantic, CT. Come for an amazing trail run by Clark Pond and through beautiful scenery around the perimeter of the preserve. Proceeds from the race will go directly to maintaining this special place of quiet beauty for future generations to enjoy!
Not a runner? Hikers are also welcome to participate and enjoy the trails as well.
This year, the awards ceremony will take place after the race at the nature preserve where you will be able to celebrate with your fellow finishers whilst enjoying some well earned refreshments!
Entry Fee
$25 until August 16th, then $30 (on-line)
Day-of cash registration, $35
Race Schedule
Race Day Check in opens at 08:00 AM
Race starts at 09:00 AM
Awards Ceremony at the Nature Preserve 10:30 AM
Awards
Overall First Place Male and Female!
Top 3 Men and Women in each age group
19 and under
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
60-69
70+
Registration (On line only)
The 9/11 Heroes Run 5K welcomes runners, ruckers, and walkers of all ages and fitness levels to honor the heroes of 9/11 and those who've served our nations since. We activate & unite communities and empower local veterans, active duty, first responders, and families of the fallen.
TMF is proud to partner with GORUCK again with rucking divisions at every run. Rucking is a sport based on special forces training in which participants walk or run while carrying weighted rucksacks. All participants registered for the GORUCK division will earn this year's exclusive TMF GORUCK patch. Learn more about GORUCK here.
Please join Paws Crossed Animal Rescue for our annual run/walk! Again this year, we are combining our 5K with our annual Paws Crossed Day! This is our anniversary event where we host vendors, food trucks, live music, entertainment and of course, adoptions! All festivities will be active from 11am - 3pm!
Yes, race day registration is available! Race day registration opens at 9:00 AM.
The race will be professionally timed and runners will get official results. We hope you can help support our mission, to "Rescue One By One Until There are None".
20th ANNUAL QUASSAPAUG SAILING CENTER OPEN WATER SWIMMING FESTIVAL
Sponsored by and to Benefit the Quassapaug Sailing Center
3 Mile
$40.00 Postmarked before 5/1/26
$45.00 Postmarked before 7/1/26
$50.00 After 7/1/26
$55.00 Day of Race
Awards Categories:
Male and Female Awards by 10-year age groups 1st, 2nd, 3rd places
5 Mile Swimmers Awards- 1st, 2nd, 3rd Male and Female
Wetsuit Competitors- 35 & Under and 36 & Over- 1st, 2nd, 3rd Male and Female
1 1⁄2 Mile Race
$35.00 Postmarked before 5/1/26
$40.00 Postmarked before 7/1/26
$45.00 After 7/1/26
$50.00 Day of Race
1⁄2 Mile Race
$30.00 Postmarked before 5/1/26
$35.00 Postmarked before 7/1/26
$40.00 After 7/1/26
$45.00 Day of Race
Five Miles of Open Water Swimming Water
Entry Fee for All 3 Races
$80.00 Postmarked before 5/1/26
$90.00 Postmarked before 7/1/26
$95.00 After 7/1/26
100.00 Day of Race
Swimmers will be removed from the water based upon the following time limits:
3 Mile Swim – 2 1⁄2 Hours
1 1⁄2 Mile Swim – 1 1⁄2 Hours
1⁄2 Mile Swim – 1 Hour
Tickets for Post Race Food for Family, Relatives & Friends are on sale for $10.00 and can be Purchased at QSC on Day of Race Only.
The race course — which rises between 300-400 feet in elevation throughout the entire race — features views and scenery that capture perfectly the quaint, authentic feel of New England, taking runners through covered bridges with names like Thompson, Carlton and Cresson, most of which date to the pre-Civil War era.
The Swanzey Covered Bridges Half-Marathon, "Elijah's Race", is held each year in memory of its founder, Elijah Barrett. Elijah organized the event to raise funds to support the students of Monadnock Regional Middle-High School. He had attended MRMHS and eventually coached runners there.
Race Features
T-Shirt guaranteed for every participant that registers by August 15th.
Custom participation medal for all runners.
Access to school locker rooms at start and finish of the race, as well as a couple of porta-potties along the course.
Cash prizes for top 3 runners.
Post race barbeque and raffles.
The 9/11 Heroes Run 5K welcomes runners, ruckers, and walkers of all ages and fitness levels to honor the heroes of 9/11 and those who've served our nations since. We activate & unite communities and empower local veterans, active duty, first responders, and families of the fallen.
TMF is proud to partner with GORUCK again with rucking divisions at every run. Rucking is a sport based on special forces training in which participants walk or run while carrying weighted rucksacks. All participants registered for the GORUCK division will earn this year's exclusive TMF GORUCK patch. Learn more about GORUCK here.
For the year 2026, we will be doing the Paterson Great Falls 5k Race Run/walk the distance on the official Paterson Great Falls 5k course. Post a picture of your run to Facebook or Instagram using #patersongreatfalls5k.
Paterson Great Falls 5k is a 3.1 mile race is for both the serious athlete looking for a PR or an individual looking for a fun experience with family and friends on Labor Day. This race will take you through the historic sites of Paterson. The race will start alongside the Paterson Great Falls, run alongside the Lou Costello statue, run past the Paterson Museum, run past Hinchliffe Stadium, pass Veteran's Park, run in Pennington Park and back to the Paterson Great Falls towards the finish line.
Same Day registration and packet pick up starts at 7am at the Paterson Museum. Race starts at 8:30am
This annual fundraiser helps to fund our mission of providing support to local patients and their families, fund critical research, and provide education and awareness about this disease.
Be part of the movement to raise awareness and funds against this silent killer because together we CAN make a difference!!
Directions to register yourself and/or team:
RunSignUp.com
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Enter your registration information
At this point, you can add additional registrations
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Review Waiver and Click
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Click Become A Fundraiser to create your page OR scroll down to TEAM FUNDRAISER and join your team from the drop down menu OR simply click continue
If you become a Fundraiser, this is where you add images and share your story and create your own url (https://runsignup.com/teamnamehere)
The Charlton Old Home Day 5-Mile Road Race is held annually on Labor Day weekend. The figure-8 race course starts and ends at the Charlton Town Common.
Spectators can view runners at the beginning of the race, halfway through, and at the finish! Most participants consider it a challenging, yet fun race due to the hilly nature of the course.
REGISTER EARLY!
Shirts are only available if you pre-register by 8/20/2026.
Closter's Dom Mircovich Memorial 5K - 45th Annual & Jim O'Halloran Kids Fun Run
Now in its 45th year, the 5k and Fun Run events will be held on its traditional Sunday of Labor Day weekend. Both events will be held on Sunday, September 6, 2026. The Closter 5k is the longest running, continuous 5k in the Northern Valley. We've got the prettiest course around!
Please note that this year's town celebration ("NOT" Labor Day celebration) is scheduled for 6 September. See the Closter Recreation Commission site for more info. This year's town celebration will not coincide with the 5K and Fun Run.
LOCATION - Memorial Park, Harrington Ave., Closter, NJ
SCHEDULE - September 6, 2026
8:00 am - Bib Pickup by basketball courts for those registered on line (Note: There will be limited same day registration, but online registration is preferred.)
9:00 am - Jim O’Halloran Kids Fun Run (12 & Under)
9:30 am - Dom Mircovich Memorial 5K Walk/Run Race Start
10:30 am - Awards
COURSE
USATF Certified 5k Course: NJ24017JLW
Mostly flat course around parks neighborhoods, and charming town center
Timing & scoring by Rock Race Timing
Multiple water stops
Follow this link for the 5k course map: https://certifiedroadraces.com/certificate/?type=r&id=5537
The Fun Run distance is approximately 1k.
5K AWARDS
Top three male and female finishers overall
Five-year age groups: 10U to 80+ (10U, 10-14, 15-19, 20-24, etc.)
Runners receive the highest award for which they are eligible. No multiple awards are given.
First three parent-child teams (Online sign up only. No day of team registration.)
Fastest Closter resident-male & female
Runners receive the highest award for which they are eligible only; no multiple awards are given.
AMENITIES
Fun Run: T-shirt and Tyvek bib to the first 50 Fun Run registrants, trophies to the top five girls and top five boys, ribbons to all participants, and post-fun run refreshments.
5K: Moisture wicking T-shirt to first 225 registrants, B-tag electronic timing, awards as described above, and post-event refreshments.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Early-bird pickup, 2pm - 5pm, Saturday 9/5/26 at Runners' House, River Vale, NJ
Registration at Runners' House and on event-day will be $40.
Email [email protected] if an accommodation is needed
Shirts are not guaranteed to walk-up registrants.
Shirt sizes are not guaranteed.
We run rain or shine, but not if there is a lightning warning. Updated info on the race status due to dangerous lightning can be found by calling 201.750.9507 mailbox 6 on the day of the race IF the weather is questionable.
Social
Remember to to use #Closter5k when posting your event photos!
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/closter5k/
We're excited to line up on the start line in New Haven on Labor Day!
Not up for running in person? We also have a virtual option. Run or walk on your own and we will mail out your shirt and bib to you!
A beautiful country course with rolling hills. Both races start and finish together. timing Provided by Catskill Timing
Refreshments served. Trophies for top 3 Male and Female, medal 3 deep in age categories. Cash Prizes for Top 3 Male and Female in both races
Camp Runabout
A Little Running. A Lot of Fun.
Camp Runabout is the all-inclusive summer camp you didn’t know you needed—created for adults who love to move, laugh, and connect (runners and non-runners alike). Held in the heart of Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains, it’s three days of fresh air, new friends, and unforgettable fun.
Your mornings start with scenic group runs (or solo hikes, or sleeping in—you do you). Your days are wide open for classic camp adventures—think zip lining, paddleboarding, kayaking, ropes courses, arts & crafts, and more. And your nights? Filled with bonfires, inspiring speakers, live music, and a legendary theme party.
Nothing’s mandatory. Everything’s unforgettable.
Here’s what’s included:
Lodging in cozy cabins (private rooms available)
All meals, snacks, and breakfast mimosas
Dietary accommodations for all
Open bar during happy hour, dinner, and evening entertainment
Nationally recognized speakers
Fitness classes (yoga, bootcamp, Zumba & more)
Campfire s’mores, DJs, and nightly fun
Endless camp activities—do it all, or do your own thing
Massage therapy is available on-site for $30 per half hour if you feel like treating yourself.
At Camp Runabout, we believe movement should be joyful, community should be welcoming, and summer should always include a little magic. Whether you’re a runner, a walker, or just someone who loves the outdoors and a good laugh—you belong here.
Spots are limited. Come escape the real world with us.
Free to Run
The Berkshire Ultra Running Community for Service (BURCS) is excited to present 2026's Free to Run Trail Races! This race supports Free to Run, Inc., an organization whose is to enable women and girls to safely and boldly engage in outdoor activity in conflict-affected regions. Through a combination of sports programs, life skills development, and community outreach, they help women to reclaim public spaces and work to change views about the roles that women can (and should!) play in a society. Their programs are designed to develop community leaders who can bring people together across cultural, ethnic and religious lines. They work to provide our participants with the tools to succeed because they can and will be a force for positive change.
The Basics
Date: September 12, 2026 - back to the fall this year!Distances: 50k - 25k - 15k - 5 mileStart Times: 50k: 8:00 AM. 25k and 15k: 9:00 AM. 5 miler; 9:30AM.Location: Pittsfield State Forest, Pittsfield MA.Course: This is BURCS' "hard" race! The course features long climbs, fast descents, and some of the most beautiful scenery in the county. We are stoked to share the wonderful Pittsfield State Forest with our running friends. Race options for 2026 include a 50k ultramarathon, a 25k, a 15k, and new for 2026 - a 5 mile option. All distances are approximate; if I'm being honest.. you're probably going to get a little bit of a bonus. The race course is designed as a double-loop/figure 8, combining for approximately 15.5 miles and 3000 feet of vertical gain. A few SLIGHT tweaks to the course for 2026, but we're keeping all the best bits. The "Big Loop" is ~10.5 miles, and consists of climbs to Pine Mountain, Tower Mountain, and Berry Hill. This loop features several breathtaking vistas, a fun section along the Taconic Crest Trail, and a fast, winding descent back to the start/finish line. The "Little Loop" is a little bit shorter than last year, now about 5.5 miles long. It still begins with an ascent up the gorgeous Lulu Brook trail, and then makes its way back down via a fast, windy descent to the start-finish line.50k runners will complete both the "Big Loop" and the "Little Loop" two times. 25k runners will do each loop onces. 15k runners will do the "Big Loop" once; 5 mile runners will do the "Little Loop". They're all great!Cutoffs: 50k must be completed within twelve hours (by 8:00 PM) for an official finish. One hard cutoff, the last "small loop" must be started by 6:00 PM (ten hours). Aid Stations: THREE aid stations this year! With all of your favorite aid station staples, plus perhaps a few surprises! This is designed to be a challenging race and the expectation is that runners will carry water and some calories with them on the course. Awards and Shirts: Each finisher will receive a finishers award. All runners who register prior to September 1st will receive a shirt; runners who register after that date will receive a shirt on a best-efforts basis. Pricing: We're keeping pricing the same as in prior years. If you're looking to save a couple of dollars - or if you already own WAY too many race shirts as it is - use the "NOSHIRT" code at checkout and we'll take $20 off your total. Camping: There are multiple campsites in Pittsfield State Forest complete with showers and bathrooms. Runners are responsible for booking their own campsites with Pittsfield State ForestWe reserve the right to convert this to a virtual event, should we be unable to secure race permits or if state or local officials prohibit our ability to hold this as an in-person event. Because we donate profits to charities, we do not offer refunds or deferrals, with the exception of pregnancy deferrals. If you can not make it to the event, please consider your registration a donation.
What is BURCS?
The Berkshire Ultra Running Community for Service was founded in 2013 by three passionate long-distance runners from Western Massachusetts. The BURCS crew is composed of runners of all ages who seek to use their passion for sport and activism to spread awareness about important social, civic, and environmental issues. Please check out burcsrunners.org, as well as our Facebook group, for more information.
Event's current local time: 4:25 AM ET
Welcome to the Shawangunk Ridge Trail
The Shawangunk Ridge Trail (SRT) is a 70-mile trail that traverses the entire length of the Shawangunk Mountains, from High Point State Park in New Jersey, where the SRT intersects the Appalachian Trail, all the way to the town of Rosendale, New York, where the trail ends just beyond a restored railroad trestle 140 feet above the Rondout Creek. Along the way, the SRT passes through rolling hills, wetlands, rare dwarf pine barrens, sky lakes, waterfalls, and the distinctive white conglomerate cliffs of the Shawangunk mountains uplifted almost three hundred million years ago. From vantage points in these mountains, some 2,000 feet above the Hudson Valley, you’ll experience views that cover five states and reach more than 100 miles on a clear day. Because of its scenic beauty and rare ecosystems, the Nature Conservancy has identified this ridgeline as “one of Earth’s last great places.”We created this event to celebrate the preservation of the Shawangunk Mountains, or the “Gunks” as they are also called, and to encourage people to come out and experience the beauty of this unique ridgeline. Shawangunk Ridge Trail Run includes three separate divisions, which are designed to appeal a range of athletic abilities. The 1/2 marathon and 30-mile divisions are suitable for fast hikers as well as runners, but please note that the 70-mile division is only for seasoned trail runners.For more information, including the Participant Guide, rules, and information on the SRT, please visit the event website .
Start Lines, Times and Shuttle Buses
70 MileRace start: 6:30pm, Friday, Sep 11th Start Location: High Point Monument, High Point State Park, NJ (GPS 41.3228428, -74.6604416) Shuttle bus leaves muni lot behind Rosendale Theater: 4:30pm (GPS 41.8451111,-74.08175) 30 MileRace start: 9:00am, Saturday, Sep 12thStart Location: Sam's Point Preserve Visitors Center, Cragsmoor, NY (GPS 41.670158, -74.361666) Shuttle bus leaves Binnewater parking area: 7:45am (GPS 41.848338, -74.088190) Half MarathonRace start: 10:30am, Saturday, Sep 12th Start Location: Peter's Kill Area, Minnewaska State Park (GPS 41.738692, -74.217885) Shuttle bus leaves Binnewater parking area: 9:30am (GPS 41.848338, -74.088190)
Cut-offs
• 70-milers who reach checkpoint #3 (route 52) before 5:00 AM will be held up and released at 5:00 AM, with any waiting time deducted from their finishing time.• 70-milers must pass checkpoint #3 (route 52) by 11:30 AM• 70 and 30-milers must pass checkpoint #4 (Jenny Lane/Rt 44-55) by 4:30 PM• All participants must pass checkpoint #5 (Coxing Kill parking area) by 6:30 PM• All participants must pass checkpoint #6 (Spring Farm) by 8:30 PM• The race concludes at 12:00 AM (midnight)• Interactive course map showing start points, finish, and checkpoint locations available HERE.
Warning: Minimalist Format
The event has multiple checkpoints to ensure participant safety, but it is unsupported: you must bring your own food and water filter (or other water purification technology)The trail is well blazed, but there will be no supplemental markings. Runners in particular must pay attention to blazes to avoid missing a turn. No special navigational skills are required, but we strongly recommend you download the Trail Conference's free map app (http://www.nynjtc.org/pdfmaps) for your Android or iPhone and then download the free "SRT Run/Hike 2022" map.Be advised this is a rugged hiking trail that traverses a wide variety of terrain. Some sections are rocky, with difficult footing, squeezes, or scrambles.No pacers, no support crew, no drop bags, no resupply caches allowed. Carry it in, carry it out.
Swag
• Distinctive SRT tech t-shirts for all registered participants• Unique finishers medals • Special "barefoot" badge for runners wearing sandals or Vibram Five Fingers or barefoot • Completion certificates for 70-mile finishers• Ceremonial tomahawks for first place male, female, and non-binary in each divisionNote: We cannot guarantee t-shirts for those registering after 8/1/2026
Transportation
Event parking is in Rosendale only (see Start Lines, Times and Shuttle Buses section above for details). IMPORTANT: Unless you're being dropped off by a friend or family member at your respective start line, you'll need to ride our shuttle bus. If that's the case with you, don't forget to add a Shuttle Bus ticket during the checkout process.Please note: Runners may not park at Sam's Point or Minnewaska State Park Preserve. If you do, you may be ticketed and fined.
Cancellations
Sorry, there are no refunds due to cancellations, and no deferrals or transfers.
Optional Donations
The SRT Run is managed by Run Wild, Inc., a 501(c)3 not-for-profit whose mission is to support land conservation and stewardship in the Hudson Valley. As part of the registration process, please consider making an optional donation to any of the following causes:The NY-NJ Trail Conference, the not-for-profit organization which created the Shawangunk Ridge Trail and whose volunteers maintain the SRT and 2,000+ miles of other trails in the Hudson Valley. If you love trails, please contact the race director for how to get involved in this organizationThe event is supported by local volunteer Search and Rescue teams, including New Jersey Search and Rescue, Sam's Point Search and Rescue, and Catskills 3500 Club Search and Rescue. Your donation will help these organizations with equipment and training.You may also donate to Run Wild, Inc. We will hold your donations in our mission account to use for land acquisition or stewardship in the Hudson Valley. More info at www.runwildhv.org
Event's current local time: 4:26 AM ET