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An annual 5K run/walk and kids 1 mile race on the streets of Chelsea, NY located in the town of Wappingers ( NOT the Chelsea in NYC) to benefit the Chelsea Fire Company, and The Robert VanTassel “Live the Dash” scholarship. Given to 2 Beacon High School Seniors, who show sportsmanship, integrity, and 100% commitment to his/her running goals.
In 2023, we changed the name of the race to The Robert Van Tassel Live the Dash 5k. Bobby was the race coordinator from the beginning. He ran the race every year and gave the medals out at the end. He was the Fire District Commissioner, past chief, and held every office over the 40 years he served CFD. He passed on October 20, 2022. Running was his passion. He ran until his very last breath. We continue this race in his honor. “LIVE THE DASH”!! The race starts and ends at the fire station on Liberty St. and takes you along the Hudson River. Want to run with friends or family, sign up together!
Tappen Brook 5k
Get ready to discover one of Connecticut’s newest hidden trail gems at the 3rd Annual Tappen Brook 5K, presented by The Bridgewater Land Trust and the Bridgewater Recreation Commission. Tucked away in the scenic charm of Bridgewater, CT, this fresh, forested 5K promises runners an invigorating experience through the brand-new trails of Bridgewater Town Park—officially opened just last fall. Whether you're chasing a personal record or checking off another town on your Complete Your CT 5K Town Challenge, this event is a can’t-miss addition to Connecticut’s growing trail race scene.
Course Description
The course winds its way through the beautiful woodlands of Bridgewater Town Park, a recently developed trail network that offers the perfect balance of nature and challenge. As runners navigate gently rolling hills and meandering paths, they'll enjoy views of serene woodlands and the nearby shimmering waters of Lake Lillinonah. The terrain is a mix of packed dirt and natural trails—ideal for both seasoned trail runners and 5K newcomers seeking a taste of off-road adventure. With subtle elevation changes and wide paths, the route is beginner-friendly while still offering enough variety to keep experienced runners on their toes.
Runner Experience
Expect a warm, small-town vibe with big community spirit. All participants will receive a special race-day participation gift, and the top finishers will be awarded prizes for their efforts. It’s a perfect blend of friendly competition and fun. Whether you’re a local or traveling from across the state, you’ll feel the welcoming energy that defines Bridgewater. Families, friends, and spectators are encouraged to cheer along the course and celebrate at the park post-race.
About the Organizers
This event is proudly brought to you by The Bridgewater Land Trust and the Bridgewater Recreation Commission—two organizations deeply committed to preserving open spaces and promoting outdoor recreation for all. Their collaboration ensures that every detail of the Tappen Brook 5K, from course design to community engagement, reflects a passion for nature, wellness, and local pride.
Event's current local time: 4:13 AM ET
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
Traversing beautiful viewpoints along the Hudson River from New Jersey to New York and back again the Interstate 17 Trail Run delivers amazing scenery as it tests your physical prowess.
You will run four times on a four mile loop of rugged technical trails after a mile out and back on a closed road to separate the field of runners for safety. You will complete three counterclockwise loops followed by a final loop clockwise. You must check in at the beginning/end of each loop to have your time card punched.
Founded in 2017. This is NOT your average trail race. This trail is meant to test your strength and endurance. Seventeen miles with over 5000 ft. of elevation change, if you're not extremely careful there are many places where you can fall to your death or serious injury. No awards or medals. Race at your own risk.
Course Description
Mile 0-1: from the start/finish out and back on road
Mile 1-2: heading south along a semi technical rock strewn dirt trail which leads to a steep long descent on rocky uneven jagged stairs and switchbacks. Once you reach the bottom you'll head north on smooth dirt trail along the river with beautiful views
Mile 2-3: a boulder filled rock scramble where you'll need to use your hands to navigate at certain points ends with a singletrack dirt trail with short yet steep ascents and descents along the river
Mile 3-4: singletrack dirt path takes you directly back into another rock scramble, however this portion is much more runnable, ending directly on the shore of the river
Mile 4-5: as you continue along the rocky shore trail you'll encounter the beautiful waterfall signaling your time to ascend the cliff using various switchbacks and staircases. Once you reach the top it's a short trip south through wide cross country skiing trails back to the checkpoint/aid station at the start/finish area
Miles 5-9 & 9-13 repeat miles 1-5. Last loop miles 13-17 you'll reverse your path.
Aid Station
Mile 1, 5, 9, & 13 Fully stocked with water, sports drink, soda, candies, oranges, chips, pretzels and more! Feel free to leave your own personal supply stash, it will be safe and easy to access each loop.
*Due to distance between aid we highly recommend carrying your own hydration supply (handhelds may be cumbersome at times you may require both hands free)
Email with complete information will be sent a week prior to event date to all registered runners, plz check your junk folder or send us a message if you can’t locate it.
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6.4 Miles- Falls Rd, Minor Bridge Lollipop
Active duty military/veterans and active first responders are encouraged to contact the race for a discount.
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
Arizona runners don't stop running as the temperatures rise
we just get started a little earlier!
Why run in just one event when you can save so much by registering
for the remaining 6 events!
Get points for every event you complete, with extra points being awarded based on your age group and overall finish.
At the end of the series the top 100 point earners, plus all participants that complete at least 4 of the 6 remaining series events,
will be entered into our Arizona Sunrise Series Prize Drawing.
Along with great prizes, three people will walk away with a $500 gift card
(which we suggest you use to get out of the Phoenix heat!)
Overall awards will be given out at the end of the series on August 8th.
Check out the full Arizona Sunrise Series Rules and Regulations here.
See the current 2026 Arizona Sunrise Series Points Standings here.
All events feature a 5K distance.
To register for a single event please visit each race website below:
[DEL: May 16th - Kiwanis Park :DEL] [DEL: :DEL] COMPLETED
[DEL: May 30th - Scottsdale Sports Complex :DEL] COMPLETED
[DEL: June 13th - Rio Vista Park :DEL] [DEL: :DEL] COMPLETED
[DEL: June 27th - Freestone Park :DEL] COMPLETED
[DEL: July 11th - Foothills Park :DEL] [DEL: :DEL] COMPLETED
[DEL: July 25th - Arizona Boardwalk :DEL] COMPLETED
August 8th - Riparian Preserve
If you are wanting to register for the entire series but will be out of town or unable to attend 1-2 of the events you can do those events virtually. After registering please send an email to [email protected] with the race dates you need to run virtually and we will mail your swag to you.
THUNDER CHICKEN SQUATCH It's time to GET STOKED AT STOKES! This Sassquad Trail Party is at the beautiful Stokes State Forest in Branchville, NJ. Join us on Sunday August 9, 2026 for the Thunder Chicken Squatch! Runners and hikers of all ages and paces can sign up for the 5K, 10K, 10K Ruck, or the 17 miler. We will be honoring the individuals who have sacrificed so much to serve our country by offering 50% off entries to all Active-Duty Military, National Guard, Reserves and Veterans! If you are in the Military or are a Veteran, please use the code THUNDERCHICKEN to save 50%! We will recognize all of our military runners/hikers before the race. Please visit our website for the complete details on this race, course maps, gpx files etc! WHAT IS THE THUNDER CHICKEN? So what exactly is... "Thunder Chicken"? We are so glad you asked! Long-story-short, one of our runners serves in the US Army and when we invited her on our podcast in 2021, we found out that her "call-sign" in the Army is THUNDER
CHICKEN! And as we mentioned before, we are honoring our military runners/hikers with this trail party, so "Thunder Chicken" was the obvious choice for this race's name! You can check out that podcast episode HERE The Thunder Chicken Story is at the 54 minute mark! Remember, if you are serving in the Armed Forces right now or you are a Veteran, please use the code THUNDER CHICKEN to save 50% as a small way for us to say thank-you! BIGGER THAN THE TRAIL We are proud to partner with Bigger Than The Trail . BTTT is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization that is using trail running as a platform to advocate for mental health. BTTT's mission is to enrich the lives of individuals struggling with mental health. Through their fundraising efforts, BTTT provides free therapy to those in need! Please consider making a donation to BTTT: Bigger Than the Trail to provide cost-free therapy for folks in need. Donate Here RUCKING DIVISION Introducing the new Rucking Division for the 10K! We've got two
divisions for Rucking based on weight: Lightweight (15 lbs) and Heavyweight (30 lbs). Both divisions are open to men, women, and nonbinary athletes. You gotta use a pack or ruck for carrying the weight (no weight vests!). The 15 lbs or 30 lbs is your pack's "dry weight", so that's weight before you add water, snacks, your umbrella and poncho etc etc. All rucking participants will receive a GoRuck patch! TRAIL PARTY DETAILS All events start at 9am; check-in 8:15am-8:45amWe have a 6 hour cut-off for all events. This comes out to 21 min/mi for the 17 milers. There are no on-course cut-offs for the 10K and 5K. 17 miler must reach the mile 7.65 aid station by 11:20am. Our Sweepers will leave the start/finish area at behind the last runners/hikers to start making their way around the course to take down the course markers. Final course cutoff is 3pm. As with all of our events, Squatchers over the age of 60 and AWD (athletes with disabilities) can have a pacer/guide at any time. Please use this
form to pre-register your pacers. Pacers are not allowed for other runners and hikers without prior approval from the Trail Party Director. SQUATCH KIDS CLUB We want the WHOLE family to come out to our events! Kids under the age of 19 can score 15% off their registration with the code SQUATCHKIDSCLUB. We also have some free entries available for youth athletes; email us to learn more! We have a special discount code for families registering 3 or more Squatches in the same household. Please email [email protected] before you register so we can give you the code! We recognize and celebrate our young adventurers by giving out wooden star medallions to kids who are registered AND to kids who come to spectate with their families. It's our way of saying thank you for being a part of our community and for embracing the spirit of adventure! We want families to come to our Trail Parties! We have a range of fun games that your family can enjoy: corn hole, connect four, a
giant rainbow parachute and the Squatch Hunt. Don't be shy, head on over to the Finish Line and join in on the fun! Learn more about our Squatch Kids Club! HARDSHIP ENTRIES If you are experiencing a financial hardship and would not be able to participate otherwise, please choose the "Hardship Entry" option. When we receive your registration, we will contact you with a code to register; at that time, you can let us know if you need a full or partial scholarship. If you are a community member who wants to contribute to our Squatch Community Fund, you can make a donation on our website. COURSE DESCRIPTION Much of course is very technical - this means that there are a lot of rocks and roots! Again - there are a lot of rocks and roots! The 17 miler is not recommended to kids under the age of 14. Trekking poles could be helpful for some folks. We recommend a sturdy pair of trail shoes that have good grip/lugs. There is about 1,500 ft of gain in the 17 mile loop. There is about 600 ft gain in the
10K loop; the course is a bit long, closer to 6.6 miles! The 5K has roughly 325 ft of gain. Again, there are A LOT of rocks and roots; this is not a smooth course. SQUATCH DISCOUNTS Sassquad Trail Running is proud to offer 20% off all events to all active duty military and Veterans, teachers and hopital workers. Please email [email protected] before you register for an event so we can provide you with a discount code. We extend a 10% discount to our Wise Elder Squatch Squad (folks who are over the age of 60); email us for the the code! New York-New Jersey Trail Conference Members and South Mountain Conservancy members can receive 10% off of registration; please email us for the discount code! COURSE MARKINGS Runners/hikers for the 17M and 10K will use the existing blue blazes (Blue Mountain Trail) that are maintained by our friends at the New York New Jersey Trail Conference. We will only be adding directional arrows at each of the turns. The 5K will be marked with
pink ribbons and pink directional arrows.Watch this video from the Squatch Trail School to learn how to navigate at the Thunder Chicken Squatch! FAQs Q: Can I have a pacer?A:As with all of our events, Squatchers over the age of 60 and AWD (athletes with disabilities) can have a pacer/guide at any time. Please use this form to pre-register your pacers. Pacers are not allowed for other runners and hikers without prior approval from the Trail Party Director.Q: I'm military. What code can I use to save 50%?A: Please use the code THUNDERCHICKEN Q: What's the story behind "Thunder Chicken"?A: It's the call-sign for one of our runners who is active-duty Army! Q: Will I see Sasquatch?A: We sure hope you do! Make sure you take a selfie with him if you see Squatchy out there!Q: What's so great about Stokes State Forest?A: Look around, look around at how lucky we are to be alive right now! Q: Uhh are you singing that song from Hamilton?A: History is happening ... at Stokes... and we just happen to be
in the greatest city in the world! In the greatest city in the world! Q: Will there be an aid station at the park for me to get food or water?A: WERK! WERK! Yup! We'll have a full station and a water-only aid station on the 17M course. There is a water-only aid station for the 10Kers.Q: Tell me about the SWAG!A: Were you paying attention when we told you the first time? Go ahead, sing Thomas Jefferson's song... "So what did I miss? What did I miss?!" All runners/hikers will get a handcrafted wood medal that's made locally in the Squatch Shop! Runners/hikers will also choose a swag item from our Squatch Shop.Q: What address should I use to get to the park?A: 1 Coursen Road, Branchville, NJ.Q: I don't feel like reading the course description. Will the course be marked?A: Why do you assume you're the smartest in the room? Soon that attitude may be your doom. It's always a good idea to be over-prepared. So read the course description and know that the course will be well-marked.Q: Can I bring
my dog?A: NO. Our insurance policy does not cover dogs at our races. Thanks for understanding.Q: Can I register my kids for this race?A: YES! We love having families join us. If you are registering 3 or more squatches, please email us for a discount code! [email protected]: Thanks for answering my questions... Do you have any other advice?A: Da da da dat da dat da da da da ya da da da dat dat da ya da! Da da da dat da dat da da da da ya da da da dat dat da ya da!Q: Me and my friend aren't registered for the race, but we're still planning on coming to run. We won't eat from the aid station or take a medal or swag. This is okay, right?A: NO THIS IS NOT OKAY. This is called being a "race bandit" and it is stealing. Not paying for a race and running the race is stealing from the race organization (even if you're not taking food or swag). Don't do this at a Sassquad trail party or ANY other race. It's not okay. And if you hear about someone else doing this, call them
out. If you bandit a race, you will be banned from registering for any of our Sassquad events. SKRATCH We are excited to share that our friends over at Skratch Labs are official Sassquad sponsors! We will be proudly serving Skratch Hydration at the on-course aid stations for the 17 miler. Sassquaders can save 20% by using the code SASSQUAD24 at skratchlabs.com SASSQUAD TRAIL RUNNERS We are a community of SASQUATCH-lovin' trail runners and hikers. Our goal is to provide FUN and challenging events for runners of all ages and paces. We like to think that we have a good sense of humor, a full arsenal of sarcastic wit, useless trivia facts and a deep appreciation for cinematic masterpieces (as evidenced multiple times already). Follow us on Instagram , and like us on Facebook to get all of our Squatchy updates. You can also join our Facebook group, "Sassquad Trail Runners" to connect with other runners and hikers! REFUNDS/DEFERRALS REFUND & DEFERRAL POLICYLike many other race organizations, we
do not offer refunds for our events. Please take the time to double-check your calendar before registering for a Trail Party. Please understand that we do not offer refunds under any circumstances. If you notify us via email (not through social media, text, or phone call) more than 21 days from the date of the Trail Party, we will extend a deferral to any of our events that fall within one calendar year of the Trail Party that you were registered for, minus 15% of the registration fee that you originally paid. If you sustain an injury less than 21 days from the race date, we will extend a 100% deferral if you come to that race to volunteer. For distances less than 50K, you'll need to volunteer for at least 4 hours and for 50M+ distances, you'll need to volunteer for at least 8 hours to get a 100% deferral. If the race that you want to drop from is sold-out with an active wait-list and are able to fill your spot: if you notify us via email (not through social media, text or phone call) at
least 3 days before the race, we will extend a deferral to any of our events that fall within one calendar year of the Trail Party that you were registered for, minus 15% of the registration fee that you originally paid. The race credit is the amount that you paid for the race, minus 15% (total credit does not including UltraSignUp fees) so you will need to cover any difference in fees; refunds will not be issued if the deferred event costs less than your race credit. You can only defer one time so please double-check that you can make the race you're deferring to. PREGNANCY, ADOPTION, & POSTPARTUM POLICYWhether planned or unplanned, the beginning or end of a pregnancy requires healing and recovery time. We are committed to supporting you in this regard. If you are experiencing a pregnancy or postpartum healing and recovery, or have adopted a child, we are pleased to offer a deferral of up to three years from the current event. Simply send us an email and we will arrange the deferral for
you. This deferral policy includes partners and spouses and is also extended to folks who are going through the IVF process. COMMUNITY CARE DEFERRAL POLICYWe recognize that the current climate around immigration enforcement, including ICE activity, is creating real fear and barriers to training, travel, and participation. Any registered participant who feels unsafe may request a deferral of their race entry for up to three years from the original race date, no questions asked. For anyone who still wants to participate but is feeling hesitant, our Squatch Together Program offers the option to be paired with another runner or hiker for support before, during, and after race day. Your safety, dignity, and sense of belonging come first. Event's current local time: 4:13 AM ET
Swim support costs range from $3,600 for individual swimmers to $5,600 for a six person relay, including private safety motorboat escort, dedicated kayaker, observer, GPS swim tracking, and exclusive swag. A $750 deposit is required at registration, with the full amount due by June 15.
To participate, all applicants must complete a 3-hour qualifying swim by July 15 as proof of their endurance and readiness.
Start Location: East 26th Street, Manhattan
Finish Location: Steeplechase Pier, Coney Island
Distance: 17M | 27.5K
Time Limit: 8 hrs
Swim Support Cost:
Individual Swimmer: $3,600
Two Person Relay: $4,000
Four Person Relay: $4,800
Six Person Relay: $5,600
The Sharon Sprint Triathlon offers a challenging course yet small town charm making this an ideal event for both the experienced triathlete and the first timer. We encourage team and youth particpation in our event. We look forward to seeing all of our returning participants and newbies alike!
Swim - half mile
Bike - 12.1 miles
Run - 4.1 miles
Event details and schedule
We will be at the Sharon Town Beach at 6:30am the day of the event for packet pick up. We start the event at 8am sharp! Parking on the road is advisable. Those in the lot must stay parked until the event is finished. Awards: male/female overall; m/f age groups 1st-3rd; teams, m/f/mixed/youth.
THERE IS NO DAY OF REGISTRATION
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
In 1993 the Nasau Police Running Club held a 5K run in memory of Nassau County Police Officer Gary R. Farley who tragically died in the line of duty. PO Farley was the first officer to lose his life in the line of duty since the inception of the Nassau Police Running Club in 1980.
Since 1993, the Nassau County Police has tragically lost many additional members who were serving the people they were sworn to protect.
The Nassau Police Running Club has vowed to ensure that these officers lives would not be lost in vain and the club is committed to making sure all members and their families know that we will never forget the sacrifice their loved ones have endured.
The Nassau County Police Officer Memorial Run is held annually and proceeds from the Nassau Police Officer Memorial Run will be used to present scholarships in the names of our fallen officers. These scholarships will be presented to graduating high school seniors attending secondary education and who are involved in their schools running clubs.
Our 5 Mile Race is one of Connecticut's oldest running events - this will be our 53rd year. Please thank this years sponsors for making it all possible: O&G Industries, Torrington Savings Bank, O&G Industries, Michaels Jewelers, Brooks Todd & McNeil, Advanced Physical Therapy, Eastside Electric, Borghesi Building and Engineering, Mount Claire Water Company, Hartford Health Care - Charlotte Hungerford Hospital, Lines and Letters, Kids Play, Trinity Ambulance and the Torrington Park and Recreation Department
Event details and schedule
The 1 Mile Fun Run starts at 9:30am.
The 5 Mile Run starts at 10:00am.
The course is mostly flat with a few very small hills (Former USATF Certified Course #CT0008DR).
Free Tee Shirts to the first 100 registrants only - no other tee shirts are available.
Run with us and we'll do our best to see that you have an enjoyable time.
Donations benefit the Torrington Trails Network which is working on various walking, jogging, biking path in the area, the Charlotte Hungerford Hospital Pink Rose Fund (supporting breast cancer patients), and other local charities.
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.
Race Start Time and Location:
Our 18th Annual Rocco Laurie Memorial Staten Island Triathlon/Duathlon on 8/9/26 is one of our biggest events this season, last year bringing near 400 competitors! The race is popular not only because of an expertly designed closed course, but is also an event dedicated to honoring Rocco Laurie, a Vietnam veteran and NYPD officer, who lost his life while serving his fellow New Yorkers in 1972. Larry Ambrosino, chair of the Rocco Laurie Scholarship Fund, came up with the idea for a race in Staten Island to remember his Mariners Harbor roots and friend.
This is also a great race for those training for longer events later in the year, such as Jones Beach Ironman 70.3 on 9/26. The Staten Island Triathlon is a perfect race to condition yourself for an event like a Half Ironman.
Thanks to NYPD, this race has a completely closed off bike course on Father Capodanno Blvd. The water and current condition of Midland Beach has always been calmer than some of our other open water swims. Wet suits are optional. Lifeguards & NYPD Water Patrol will be on duty to ensure a safe and successful swim for all triathletes.
Here is what you can expect on race day: Race start is 7:30AM sharp at the transition area by the baseball field, at the west end of the Father Capodanno Blvd. Parking is at Lot 9, by the Lincoln Ave, not too far from the transition area. Triathletes will head to the beach for their swim start, .25 miles to the East of the Transition area. Duathletes will start their first run on the Franklin D Roosevelt boardwalk by the Comfort Station, in the Transition area.
At the end of the 400 meter swim, Triathletes will head back to the Transition through the open area near the smaller and shorter jetty. Duathletes will turn around turn around at 1.5 mile near the parking lot 5 and make their way back to the Transition. Both Triathletes and Duathletes will then begin the 12 mile bike portion of the race.
The bike segment is on Father Capodanno Blvd from the baseball field (hairpin turn) to Sand Lane, and back to the Transition area. Riding 3 loops (12 miles), 4 miles per loop. The course is flat and with no significant elevation gain.
The final segment of the race is a 3 mile run for both Triathletes and Duathletes. You will be running on the Franklin D Roosevelt Boardwalk. You will start from the Transition area outside of the baseball field and heading East. Turn around at 1.5 mile near the parking lot 5, and make your way back to the finish by the Transition area, running through the finish flags.
Remember to read our Race FAQs if you haven’t done so.
Staten Island Triathlon distance:
Swim distance is 400 meters.
Bike distance is 12 miles (3 loops on the Father Capodanno Blvd).
Run distance is 3 miles.
Staten Island Duathlon distance:
Run distance is 3 miles.
Bike distance is 12 miles (3 loops on the Father Capodanno Blvd).
Run distance is 3 miles.
Volunteers:
You are needed from 5:00 am to 11 am. Our races start at 7:30am unless stated the otherwise. Once you arrived, report to our Race Director Victor. He will go over your race duty as well as where you need to be. Don’t leave until the race is finished. You have to sign out to earn your race credit for your next race.
The Staten Island Triathlon/Duathlon is not USAT certified or sanctioned. USAT racing license isn’t required to compete in our race.
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19th Annual
Saturday, August 8, 2026
Tannersville, NY
REGISTER TODAY!
Enjoy a challenging weekend of cycling in the Catskill Mountains of New York State
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THE 2026 TOUR OF THE CATSKILLS
One-day gran fondo
27, 52, and 74 mile distances
Virtual Ride with GPS timing
ALL PARTICIPANTS RECEIVE
Professional mechanical and SAG support
Motorcycle support
Police support at selected intersections
Stocked rest stops
Full course signage and markings
Catskills scenery and hospitality
Register by July 25 and receive personalized bib numbers
Event T-shirt guaranteed if registered by July 25
Other event swag coming soon!
SCHEDULE
Friday, August 7
Saturday, August 8
Rider Check-in | 8-10:30 AM | Tannersville Municipal Parking Lot, 20 Tomkins Ave.
Open - 74 mile | 9 AM
Open - 52 mile | 10 AM
Open - 27 mile | 11 AM
Post-Tour After Party | 1-4 PM | Last Chance Antiques and Cafe - 6009 Main Street, Tannersville with Roadhouse.
Riders may start any distance anytime after 9:00 AM but may not receive support on the road outside of the above start times.
E-bikes welcome!
RULES
This is a non-competitive recreational ride, not a race
All riders must obey all traffic control signage and signals (stop signs etc)
Riders must stay to the right of the road or on the shoulder at all times
RIDE TIMING
Each ride is self-timed - register on the Ride with GPS event page to have your time recorded!
PARKING
Upper Lake Road, Tannersville only (5 min walk, 2 min ride from start/registration). Do not park at the municipal parking lot / registration area!
74 MILE COURSE
74.1 miles / 120 km
5593 ft of climbing
Includes the infamous Devil's Kitchen Climb
Max grade 22%
39x27 gearing recommended
4 Aid Stations + Water Zone at top of Devil's Kitchen Climb
52 MILE COURSE
52 miles / 84 km
3750 ft of climbing
Max grade 18%
39x27 gearing recommended
2 Aid Stations / Rest Stops
27 MILE COURSE
27 miles / 43 km
2218 ft of climbing
Max grade 12%
39x27 gearing recommended
1 Aid Station / Rest Stop
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