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The Cross-Connecticut Run for Mental Health Awareness Lace up your shoes for the 8th annual Cross-Connecticut Run for Mental Health Awareness (CCR)! In this group running challenge, you will traverse the state of Connecticut north to south along the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail (FCT). This is a fundraiser for Mental Health Connecticut. The CCR will take place on Saturday, September 12, 2026, starting at 5:00 am. The course The route begins at the northern end of the FCT in West Suffield, CT and follows the FCT for roughly 56 miles to its terminus on the harbor in New Haven, CT, leading runners through rural, suburban, and urban centers through the state. The course is scenic and flat — very flat — the entire way. Fundraising There is no event fee to participate, however, all runners are asked to make a donation to, or raise donations for Mental Health Connecticut. Here is the link for setting up your personal fund raising page:
https://secure.givelively.org/donate/mental-health-connecticut-inc/the-2026-cross-connecticut-run-for-mental-health?utm_campaign=share_button&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_source=copylink&utm_content=campaign_page How about a $56 donation- a buck for every mile! It's got a nice ring to it, and you'll be helping others. Why participate This is not a race. We organize this event to give runners the opportunity to support some of the more important things in life: physical activity and wellness, helping others, and the chance to run across an entire state (pretty cool and a bonus perk of being in one of our country’s smallest states). Course support This trek, while epic, is unsupported. All runners will be sent a digital map with mile markers that correspond to convenience stores and other stops along the route, should they need to refuel or use a restroom. We will have several very basic aid stations along the way set up by volunteers, all of which will operating with an eye towards safety
first. Please bring your own cup and know that we won't have the smorgasbords you've seen at other events.We'll do our best to let you know where the aid stations will be if/when saintly volunteers tell us, however we can not guarantee how long the stations will be staffed. If you are planning to set a course record of some sort, you may get to planned aid spots before people can set up- you've been warned. Runners are encouraged to have a crew or work together to set up a group crew. This event requires a bit more self-support than an official race…because it’s not a race. Requirements All runners must be confident in their abilities to make this 56-ish mile journey on foot and on their own. There is a hard cut-off of 14 hours to complete this run, which comes out to about a 15 minutes/mile pace- on a completely flat, paved course with minimal disruptions and negative elevation. Runners who are not at the southern-most end of the Stop & Shop Plaza in Hamden (approx. mile 50) by 12 hours
(5:00pm) will be pulled. This is a safety issue, period. This is an end-to-end journey, so all runners must arrange for transportation to the start at the border by Southwick, MA, (parking lot/meet-up spot in West Suffield, CT), and from the end in New Haven, CT. Event organizers will do their best to facilitate ride sharing if possible, but that will NOT be done on the day of the event. All runners must have a headlamp, spare batteries, and some form of hydration. Please note that runners are responsible for their own health, safety and wellbeing during this trek. All runners are required to have a back-up plan, including for emergencies, medical issues and injuries, and for the unlikely event that you have to drop out. Please have someone reliable on standby, though there’s also always Uber or Lyft (hopefully, though may be limited). Should a runner need to stop early and drop out, said runner is responsible for his/her own transportation. Bring a cell phone and backup charger, please.
Finishers All finishers will earn unique bragging rights when they arrive back at work on Monday. When you’re asked the question, “Hey, what’d you do this weekend?” while filling up at the Keurig, you can respond with something that will no doubt impress: “I ran across the state of Connecticut and raised money for mental health awareness. What’d you do?” If we can score some donations or funds for swag, we'll let you know! Event's current local time: 4:25 AM ET
DRRT Technical Trails Workshop - Sterling Forest - Laurel Meadows Parking area
This workshop focuses on finding flow on the trails. We'll tackle the McKeags Meadow trail in Sterling Forest and hone in our techniques for cornering in berms, and pumping for momentum.
We'll do a quick review of body position and cornering techniques before we hit the trail to find our flow
We move at your pace. If the group is crushing it, we push further. If we need more time on the basics, we take it. That's the beauty of a clinic built around you.
Come for the skills. Stay for the stoke.
When: Saturday Sept 12
Time: 10 am - 1 pm
Where: Tuxedo, NY
Cost: $175/per person
Space is limited to 6 participants – be sure to register early!
A mountain bike in good working condition is required. Helmet required. Flat pedals, elbow and knee pads recommended.
This workshop takes place rain or shine.
About DRRT:
Dirt Rock n Root Training's owner Kathi Krause has been around the bike block – from velodrome and road racing to cyclocross, XC and finally her true love: downhill. She spent a decade on the Pro downhill circuit, stacking up three Masters World DH Championships, five national titles and a win at the legendary Kamikaze Downhill.
After 25 years of racing, Kathi shifted gears to coaching and founded Dirt Rock n Root Training in 2011 . Since then, she's been helping riders find their flow on everything from lift-accessed bike parks to rocky, rooty singletrack. You'll find her leading her Technical Trail series of clinics in North Jersey or running women's clinics at Mountain Creek Bike Park. Her mission? Simple: Get more women and kids on bikes, help them crush fear and build a community that rides hard and supports harder.
When not coaching, you can find Kathi out doing what she loves most - shredding the rocks and roots of NJ or dropping into her home trails at Mountain Creek Bike Park.
Lake Welch Beach, Stoney Point, NY
Join us for one of our 7 events.
TOUGHMAN Long Course Triathlon
TOUGHMAN Long Course Aquabike
TOUGHMAN Long Course Duathlon
TOUGHMAN Long Course Relay National Championship
TOUGHMAN Olympic Aquabike National Championship
TOUGHKIDS Youth Regional Championship
TOUGHMAN Olympic Triathlon
A TRUE "DESTINATION" RACE - THE 25th ANNUAL 4 TOWN 5K RACE
Race registration includes: Custom Bumpa Built Finisher Medal & Free Admission into 4-Town Fair!
Come for the run - stay for the Four Town Fair and parade!
All proceeds from the race benefit the Somers Recreation Department!
STERLING DOWN & DIRTY 5K
OBSTACLE RUN
STRATFORD'S DIRTIEST DAY AT THE BEACH!
The Sterling Down & Dirty 5K is a one of a kind obstacle based Fun Run!
Perfect for all fitness levels, this annual family-friendly course is an exciting challenge for all runners - experts and beginners alike! Race your way through our 18+ obstacles or just have fun with it. There is a little bit of FUN and a whole lot of DIRTY for everyone.
Best of all you are in it to win it for Sterling Community Center.
Proceeds will benefit Sterling Food Pantry, Youth Development & Youth Programs.
REGISTER EARLY FOR THE LOWEST RATE!
REGISTER A GROUP OF 4 OR MORE PARTICIPANTS AND RECEIVE $5 OFF/PP*
Early Bird Rate: May 24 - August 15, 2026
ADULT: Ages 21 and up - $50
YOUTH: Ages 8-20 yrs old - $35
Regular Rate: August 16 - September 11, 2026
ADULT: Ages 21 and up - $60
YOUTH: Ages 8-20 yrs old - $45
Online Registration closes at 12pm, Friday, September 11th
Day Of/Walk-In Rate: September 12, 2026
ADULT: Ages 21 and up - $70
YOUTH: Ages 8-20 yrs old - $55
Day of/walk-ins will be accommodated, however we strongly encourage you to register ahead of time to ensure you can join requested wave time.
*You must register all participant names in one order by clicking 'Add Another Registrant' for each person. All 4 names must be entered prior to checking out. This ticket includes your run, race shirt and finisher's medals.
A Vermont Classic- “A Must-Do”
September 12, 2026
The Maple Leaf Half Marathon traverses truly gorgeous Vermont landscapes. Your run will take you from the downtown community to picturesque village settings to country roads past farm lands back to the finish. Adding to the beauty, Vermont will be in the early stages of fall foliage.
The Maple Leaf Half Marathon and Kotler 5K will be run in beautiful Manchester, Vermont, a vibrant region with much to offer. Organization is excellent, and the course is scenic and enjoyable. There is something for everyone in this rural Vermont tour. It’s one of those “must do” New England races. Manchester, Vermont is a year-round sports, recreation, foodie and shopping destination in the heart of the Green Mountain National Forest.
6.4 Miles- South St, Falls Road/Minor Bridge lollipop
Active duty military/veterans and active first responders are encouraged to contact the race for a discount.
Overview
Please join us for the 20th running of The Mass General Brigham Health Plan Canal Diggers 5K and Kids Fun Run on Saturday September 12, 2026! We will once again begin and finish the race at Fiddler's Green, 19 Temple Street, Worcester.
Pre-Race ceremonies will begin at 9:20 AM followed by the Kid's Fun Run at 9:30 AM. The 5K will begin at 10:30 AM and end at the Hibernian Cultural Center where there will be post-race food, refreshments, live entertainment and beer for those over the age of 21, in addition to non-alcoholic beverages.
For those of you, who are not interested in running in crowds, or who may be busy on Saturday September 12, we will, once again, offer a virtual run as well. Virtual runners will have from Monday September 7, 2026, at 9:00 AM until Friday September 11, 2026, at 12:00 PM to run a virtual 5K and submit your time. The winner of the Virtual 5K will be announced Saturday September 12 with the in-person runners.
As you know, each year we strive to improve this all-volunteer, 100% charitable race, making it the premier 5K in the area. This year will be no different. All in person runners can expect the traditional post-race food, water, and, of course, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages, provided by our friends at Atlas Distributing.
The first 600 registered participants, whether virtual or in person, we will receive a long sleeve shirt.
Please join us on September 12th as we celebrate 20 years!!!
Pricing
5k - Online Registration Cost
$20.00 until June 1, 2026.
$30.00 from June 1, 2026, until August 31, 2026.
$35.00 from September 1 until September 9, 2026, at 12:00 PM
On-Line registration ends at 12:00 PM on Wednesday September 9, 2026.
After on-line registration ends runners may sign up at packet pick up at Sneakerama on Thursday September 10, 2026, from 4:00 to 6:30 PM or Friday September 11, 2026, from 4:00 - 6:30 P.M. for $40.00.
Packet pick up will also occur on Race Day at 19 Temple Street, Worcester until 10:15 AM.
THERE WILL BE NO RACE DAY REGISTRATION! All registration will close at 6:30 PM on Friday September 11, 2026.
Youth 1K Registration Cost - $15.00
5k - Undergrad Rate*
*All persons using this registration MUST present a valid college ID at packet pick up
$20.00 until the end of registration at 6:30 PM on September 11, 2026.
THERE IS NO MAIL-IN REGISTRATION
Runner amenities
The first 600 pre-registered runners will receive a performance t-shirt. In addition, all our in-person runners can expect water, pizza and two (2) courtesy tickets for beer for those over the age of 21. All Virtual Runners are guaranteed a medal.
Teams
Wanna run as a team? Be our guest; you'll find the option on our registration page. Minimum of (3) members, please, & awards to the top (3)! Tell yer friends....
The Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce and Groton Utilities present the annual Groton City Brew Run! This is a 5K run and walk at Eastern Point Beach in Groton, followed by a brewfest, music, and food. Runners and walkers welcome. Single mass start for runners and walkers.
Tech shirts for 5K run and walk, WHILE SUPPLIES LAST, based on order of registration.
FREE kids run, but pre-registration required.
Macedonia Trail Race About 90 minutes north of NYC lies the Litchfield Hills and town of Kent. Near the Appalachian Trail just a few miles outside of Kent is Macedonia Brook State Park. With its unparalleled singletrack and lush forest trails, challenging climbs/descents and two amazing viewpoints on course, the race offers trail runners a one of kind experience in the northwest part of Connecticut, the Macedonia Trail Race brought to you by Steep Endurance! Choose your challenge with one of the 12K/25K/50K distances. The Macedonia Trail Race 25K is part of the Blue Blazed Trail Running Series in CT. The Blue-Blazed Trail Running Series is a sequence of races in Connecticut that are run entirely or in part on the Blue-Blazed Hiking Trails (BBHT). The BBHT are maintained by the Connecticut Forest & Park Association (CFPA). 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 too in 12K! 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 Macedonia Trail Race starts on Macedonia Brook Rd., near the pavilion/ranger station. Runners will proceed south until reaching the blue-blazed trail entrance on the left. The first 4/10 of a mile is on the road to help spread out the runners before entering the single track. Runners will then run the blue trail in the counter-clockwise direction. The first section of single track is not super steep, but it’s a grinding climb until the first major descent just over 2 miles into the race. From there it’s rolling with some pretty technical sections of
single track with a few short road crossings. A little before mile 5, runners are faced with the challenging climb up Cobble Mountain and it’s amazing viewpoint to the west, where on a clear day, you can see the Catskill Mountains in NY. From there it’s a long technical descent back down to a left hand turn onto Macedonia Brook Rd. and a quick sprint finish on the grass near the pavilion.The 25K course will consist of 2 loops of the 12K course, plus a small out and back at the beginning of the race. The 25K course will have 3500'+ of elevation. The 50K course will be a 3 loop course utilizing some additional trails in the park, but will include 3 trips up and over the famous Cobble Mountain. The 50K course will have 7,000'+ of elevation! 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 the usual spread including bagels, bananas,
pizza, non-alcoholic hydration options. Additional Info For more info and course maps, please go to https://steependurance.com/event/trail-running-race/macedonia-trail-race/ Event's current local time: 4:28 AM ET
The Pro/Cat1/Cat2 course is just over 5 miles long, while the Cat3 course is 3 miles long. They start out on the same trail, but there is a short bypass for the Cat 3.
There is plenty of parking at Rielbauer's, as well as flush toilets, an outdoor shower, and an outdoor Bier Garten serving Bratwurst and Beer! Riedlbauer's requests no coolers, as they earn their revenue from the Bier Garten.
Riedlbauer's also has rooms with meals included, but they will probably sell out, so book early if you would like to stay. There are plenty of lodging options nearby if they do sell out, some suggestions can be found on the Round Top Mtn. Bike Association's website at RTMBA.org.
Ride hard and have fun!
Connecticut Valley Century Ride – A Scenic & Meaningful Cycling Event!!
Join us for the Connecticut Valley Century (COVAC)—an exciting and rewarding ride through Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a casual rider, choose from four scenic routes: 100, 75, 50, or 25 miles.
Date: Sunday, September 13, 2026
Start Time: 7:00 AM
Explore the Beauty of the Connecticut River Valley
Riders will traverse rolling terrain, passing farmland, waterfalls, and a charming covered bridge over the Green River near Greenfield, Massachusetts. The routes follow the West bank of the river to Brattleboro, Vermont, then cross into New Hampshire before returning along the East bank through picturesque landscapes.
Ride for a Cause
Organized by the Rotary Club of Amherst, this all-volunteer event supports the Amherst Rotary Good Works Fund, which provides local scholarships and funding for charitable programs throughout Hampshire County.
Fundraise for a Cause Through Cycling!
Do you have a favorite local charity you’d love to support? Now you can!
We are a proud host of the Special Olympics Massachusetts Extra Mile Cycling event for Massachusetts. Last year, Kevin’s Krewe 2025 made an incredible impact—31+ riders and 330+ donors raised $46,107.00 for Special Olympics Massachusetts Extra Mile, using the COVAC supported ride platform.
Join the movement—on your own terms!
Fundraising is completely optional—you can participate in the ride just for the joy of cycling or take it a step further by supporting a cause close to your heart. Here’s how:
Register for the COVAC Ride.
Ride solo or with a team—you decide how you participate.
If you choose to fundraise, all donations can go directly to the charity of your choice or to the Rotary Club of Amherst Good Works Fund.
The Rotary Club of Amherst Good Works Fund is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, meaning all donations made directly to the Rotary Club of Amherst Good Works Fund are tax-deductible.
Whether you're riding for a cause or simply for the experience, you’ll be part of an unforgettable event. Let’s ride, make memories, and create positive change!
Get Involved & Spread the Word
Share the ride with your friends on Facebook (link at bottom of the page).
Interested in joining the Rotary Club? Learn more about our mission [on our website].
Since its founding in 1985 by the Franklin-Hampshire-Freewheelers Cycling Club, COVAC has promoted cycling in the Connecticut Valley while making a lasting impact on the community. In 2007, the Rotary Club of Amherst took the helm, continuing this meaningful tradition.
Register Now & Secure Your Spot! – Sign up today and challenge yourself on a beautiful ride through the Connecticut River Valley.
Ride Fees & Registration
Secure your spot early to take advantage of discounted rates!
$50.00 – Late registration (August 27 – September 10, 2026)
$60.00 – Day-of-event registration
What's Included?
Your registration fee covers:
Supported SAG stops with snacks along the route.
An after-ride Famous Hatfield Baked Potato loaded with all the fixings, plus a beverage.
Complimentary Beer, courtesy of Four Seasons Wine and Liquor of Hadley.
Event Details
Rain or Shine – No rain date. No refunds.
Helmet Required – All riders must wear helmets and follow traffic regulations.
Start Times & Check-In
Arrive during the designated times and start your ride when you're ready—there are no mass starts!
100-mile & 75-mile routes: 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM
50-mile route: 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
25-mile route: 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM
Pisgah Mountain Trail Races
The Pisgah Mountain Trail Races are a 50K and 23K trail race put on by the Red Clover Rovers in Pisgah State Park in Chesterfield, New Hampshire to benefit the New Hampshire Special Olympics. The 2025 Race will be held on Sunday September 14th, 2025. Both Races will start at 8:45 AM from the Chesterfield School. The Race is a fundraiser for the Special Olympics of New Hampshire. All profits go to ensure that Special Olympics of New Hampshire can further their mission.
Event's current local time: 4:28 AM ET
Tree House Brewing Company
Half Marathon
Join Tree House Brewing Company for our Fourth Annual Half Marathon on September 13, 2026.
Immerse yourself in scenic Western Massachusetts for a course that winds through historic Deerfield alongside the Connecticut River and Mount Sugarloaf before returning to the Brewery where an unforgettable celebration awaits!
Please note that because of limited occupancy and safety requirements, access to the post-race event party will be limited to runners and ticket-holding spectators (regardless of age).
Don't miss your chance to be part of an incredible day of competition, community, music, swag and more!
There will be No Race Day Bib Pick Up
The bib transfer deadline is 11:59pm 7/31/2026
Flat and Fast Half Marathon in Bergen County NJ.
The Racefaster Half Marathon will kick off at 8am on September 13th in Paramus, NJ. Runners will enjoy a flat, fast, and scenic course on this 13.1 mile race. All finishers will receive a finishers medal, official chip time and race shirt.