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From the Dryden Creamery, you'll run 1.5 miles out on the Dryden Rail Trail, turning around at the Spooky Cone, then head back to the creamery to claim your finisher's treat.
Race starts at 5PM
Shirt's available for purchase.
All runners are timed.
Top runner in each Male, Female, & Non Binary category
Spookiest Costume
Best Solo Costume & Best Couples Costume
Best GROUP costume ( 3 or more)
Most Creative Costume
Awards will be given to Top person in each category
interested in becoming a sponsor? email [email protected]
Starrucca Crossing is back again for 2027 from the creators of Lu Lacka Wyco Hundo. This is the most remote course we have come up with that takes riders into some of the beauty of the Endless Mountains/Northern Tier of Pennsylvania. We start in the two stoplight town of Montrose, Pa and head right out onto gravel roads through farms, along creeks, and up and down valleys. We visit the towns of Montrose, Hop Bottom, Brooklyn, and Nicholson each with their own unique history. Come check out our 30, 50, 75, and 100 mile routes on Ride with GPS.
The ride has full support in terms of rest stops, roving mechanics/SAG and some great pizza and drinks at the Montrose VFW when you are done.
Due to the lack of road signs (particularly on the secondary roads) and poor cell phone signal reliability, use of GPS (downloaded and saved to your device in advance) is essential.
What is Your CANCELLATION POLICY?
No refunds, No exceptions.
We begin planning, permitting, and purchasing items for an event well in advance based on your pre-registration. Therefore we have a strict no refund policy. Be aware when you decide to register. We feel like our flexible transfer and change policies should accommodate most people and situations.
CVP CANCELLATION POLICY No refunds, No exceptions.
45 Days Prior to the event: Deadline to Defer to the following year. A fee may apply. You must transfer to the same race and Category. Deferrals are good for 1 year only. You can not defer a second year. You may transfer your entry to another person if you have a deferred entry, but it must be done 30 days prior to the event.
10 Days Prior to the Event;
You may transfer your entry to a different participant using the online transfer tool. Registration is transferable to the current event and year only. The deadline to Transfer is 10 days prior to the event online.
You may change to a different category for a fee. The last day to make changes is 10 days prior to the ride.
If there is a waitlist in your category, you may request a credit or refund if there is a person who can take your spot off the waitlist.
You may cancel your entry and receive a credit valued at 30% of your entry fee to use toward any CVP event within 1 year of cancellation. You MUST cancel no less than 10 days prior to the scheduled event.
9-0 Days before the Event: Cancellations less than 10 days prior to an event and no-shows do not qualify for a credit.
Transfers and Changes
YOU Can now edit items on your registration if you have a Bikereg Account. Racer name, phone, address, and email. You can also change the team category or team names.
Transfers and Category Changes must be made through your BikeReg Account. Some actions are not allowed if you register as a guest. Change fees will apply.
If you change to a lessor distance you will not receive a refund on the price difference but we will not charge you a change fee.
If you change to a higher-priced category you will pay the change fee + the price difference.
We highly suggest you purchase the insurance with your registration provided by BikeReg. This is separate from our company and will cover you in case of illness, injury, or event cancelations due to weather and other unforeseen situations.
If you purchase the insurance and have a claim, call BikeReg directly. We can not process your claim. But, if you file one it will void any rights to a credit or transfer on our end. You can’t do both.
Thanks to GRO events for the notes from above.
About Well done, you've discovered the registration page for the most scenic and challenging trail races that Central New York has to offer. Starting and finishing within Morgan Hill State Forest (camping available), the Morgan Hill Half Marathon and Morgan Hill "Meat Grinder" Marathon courses follow the nearly-all-single-track Onondaga Trail alongside misty ponds, up to incredible vistas, and crossing above waterfalls; past the highest point in Onondaga County on single track mountain bike trails; then back onto the Onondaga Trail to the finish line after running over (or around) the gravestone of one very unlucky guy from the 1700s.The marathon course adds the cruel but beautiful Fellows Hill loop and an out-and-back on the Onondaga Trail to Route 13. With the cooler temperatures and fall colors of late September, this is East Coast trail running at its absolute finest with all the rocks and roots that come with it. The memories will remain with you long after the blisters have healed and
the muscle soreness and fatigue have faded.Morgan Hill Trail Races takes place concurrently with the Hill to Hollow 100km and 100km relay, are Trail Sisters approved, and are UTMB Index races.It takes a tremendous amount of work by a great many people and organizations to provide public access to and maintain the beautiful land and trails upon which these races depend. SCTR is immensely grateful to NYS DEC, Finger Lakes Trail Conference, North Country National Scenic Trail Association CNY Chapter, Highland County Park, the ADK-Onondaga Chapter, and the many private landowners, trail stewards, and volunteers without whom this would not be possible. Please consider making a donation to the FLTC during registration; SCTR will match donations up to $250. Or better yet, become a member at https://fingerlakestrail.org. Race Details All runners will receive a pair of highly coveted SCTR socks. Prizes will be awarded to the top finishers for each distance in each gender division.Aid station
offerings will include ice (if temperatures merit), water, Skratch, orange slices, bananas, pickles, PB&Js, potato chips, pretzels, oreos, and candy. Half MarathonDistance: ~13.4 milesElevation Change: ~2,329 feetCutoff: 8 hoursCourse: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3024647Aid Stations: 2 (excluding Start/Finish)Start/Finish (Morgan Hill State Forest Parking)Location: 42°47'41.7"N 76°00'33.5"WMile: 0, 2.1 miles to next ASAid Station 1 (Spruce Pond)Location: 42°47'56.9"N 76°01'32.4"WMile: 2.1, 5.5 miles to next ASAid Station 2 (Kelley's Oasis)Location: 42°46'06.4"N 76°00'05.9"WMile 7.5, 5.9 miles to the finishSoft 12:30pm cutoffMarathonDistance: ~26.2 milesElevation Change: ~4,291 feetCutoff: 8 hoursCourse: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3024671Aid Stations: 4 (excluding Start/Finish)Start/Finish (Morgan Hill State Forest Parking)Location: 42°47'41.7"N 76°00'33.5"WMile: 0, 5.3 miles to next ASAid Station 1 (Spruce Pond)Location: 42°47'56.9"N 76°01'32.4"W)Mile: 5.3, 5.5 miles to next
ASAid Station 2 (Kelley's Oasis)Location: 42°46'06.4"N 76°00'05.9"WMile 10.8, 5.2 miles to next ASSoft 11:15am cutoffAid Station 3 (W. Keeney Rd)Location: 42°43'28.8"N 75°58'42.1"WMile 16.0, 5.2 miles to next ASSoft 1pm cutoffAid Station 4 (Kelley's Oasis)Location: 42°46'06.4"N 76°00'05.9"WMile 21.2, 5 miles to the finishHard 2:30pm cutoff Refunds, Deferrals, and Distance Changes Refunds will not be granted under any circumstances. Deferrals are available in case of pregnancy, injury, or electing to volunteer at the race provided volunteer slots remain. Distance changes are permitted until online registration closes. Event's current local time: 4:32 AM ET
The rugged trail race you know and love is back for its 14th year in 2026! Participants can choose from a 5K, 10K or 50K option. All courses are technical trails through a beautiful old-growth forest with spectacular scenery.
The 5K will feature a course that is almost entirely on trail. The 10K course includes a flat, fast section to feature the beautiful Wetlands trail as you run past fields and streams. Don't worry, you'll still get your 3 steep climbs, technical descents and stunning sights.
For those who really want a challenge, register for the 50K. This gnarly and beautiful course will be 5 loops on the 10K course, totaling 7,000+ feet of elevation gain. Want to read more about the 50K (or any of the races, really)? Check out this review by Inaugural Overall Winner Cole Crosby!
All three courses will throw a little bit of everything at you: steep climbs, fast runnable single track, and technical descents. This event is true PA trail running.
This race is to benefit the Friends of Salt Springs Park, which is an entirely volunteer-run entity (the only State Park run by volunteers in PA!), to help maintain and conserve the beautiful trails we get to spend the day on. Consider adding a donation!
Stick around after your race to enjoy food, beverages and camaraderie. More details to come.
All races will be chip timed by Falcon Race Timing.
Deadline to order a race shirt is TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2026. Limited sizes may be available for purchase the day of.
Learn more about Salt Springs State Park at friendsofsaltspringspark.org
Questions? Email Chris and Elisabeth at [email protected].
50K Details
There will be a fully stocked aid station at the start of each loop (approximately every 6.5 miles). Any fueling or nutrition outside of that or needed on course will need to be carried with you.
No pacers. Poles are ok but not necessary.
You will be able to leave any personal items/drop bag at the aid station area.
This is not a beginner friendly 50K, and this is not a lenient cutoff. Runners must start their last lap no later than 4:00 pm. If you fail to start your last loop by 4:00 pm you will not be allowed back out onto the course.
The 50K course cutoff is 6:30 pm sharp.
Course Maps
10K Course Map: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2280750
5K Course Map: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/2280766
(50K Course is 5 loops of 10K)
Refund Policy
Things happen. We get that. We have a no refund policy, but if you let us know of your plans 30 days before the race, we will defer your entry. No deferrals within 30 days of the event.
PLEASE BE AWARE -- Runners signing up between now and the race will not receive any promotional bags!
The 5K was a hit last year and we’re glad to bring it back to our annual Blueberry Festival in Montrose, PA! Come on out on Saturday, August 2nd for our Second Annual 5K and Fun Run. Work up an appetite on the race course, and then have some blueberry pancakes at our breakfast tent! We have family friendly events happening all day on the Village Green in Montrose, PA. If you're feeling extra competitive, sign up for our pie-eating contest Saturday afternoon! All proceeds from the Blueberry Festival (and 5K/Fun Run) benefit the Susquehanna Historical Society & Free Library Association.
The race will be run through the streets of quaint and picturesque Montrose. The 5K is a timed race, while the Fun Run is not.
5K AWARDS
Medals will be given to the top 3 male finishers and top 3 female finishers of the 5K in each age group:
12 & Under, 13-18, 19-30, 31-49, 50+
Cash prizes will be given to the top three overall Male and Female finishers as follows:
1st overall Male/Female - $100
2nd overall Male/Female - $75
3rd overall Male/Female - $50
There is a school award category being offered at this race that involves school athletic programs. If you are a school student, parent or immediate family member of a student, alumni, current or retired school employee, then you are eligible to race for your school. When signing up for the race, runners must identify what school they are affiliated with on the t-shirt size selection page. Scoring will be done the same as high school team cross country races: the top five males and top five females times of each school district will be used. Cash awards will be given to the three top scoring schools for both males and females and an additional cash award will be given to the school that registers the most overall participants. A check will be made out to the running program of each school receiving an award.
Cash awards for both Male and Female scores are as follows;
1st place school - $500
2nd place school - $300
3rd place school - $100
School with the most overall participants - $100
If you want to support the athletic department of a School District, please identify the school district when asked. It's a great way to show your school spirit!
All runners who pre-register by July 19th will receive an event T-shirt.
*Those registering after that date may receive a T-shirt if available. All participants for the 5K and the Fun Run must sign a waiver.
Stay for the BLUEBERRY FESTIVAL!!!!!
What is a Tunnel To Towers Run & Walk?
The Tunnel to Towers Run & Walk Series was created to honor the heroic life and death of Stephen Siller, a New York City firefighter (FDNY) who lost his life on September 11, 2001, after strapping on his gear and running through the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel to the Twin Towers. Honor all of those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001, and support our first responders and military who make extraordinary sacrifices in the line of duty! For more information on the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation please visit www.T2T.org.
This will be the second year in Susquehanna county and we are excited to once again bring together the community to honor first responders, remember 9/11, and raise funds for the Tunnel to Towers programs.
How far is a Tunnel to Towers Run & Walk?
This is a 5K (3.1 miles) walk or run event. Anyone can run, walk, or experience this event.
Can I register on the day of the run?
Yes. Registration will open at 7 am the morning of the run. There will be a $5 late registration fee for those who choose to register on the morning of the race for all registrants except for First Responders. If you wait to register, we may not have a shirt for you and we can not guarantee sizes for late registrants.
When does online registration close?
Online registration will remain open until the start of the event. If you register after packet pick-up, you may not receive your t-shirt and any other race day swag.
Does my registration come with a T-shirt?
If you register before you are guaranteed a shirt. People who register after this date are not guaranteed a shirt and will get one as supplies last.
Can I transfer my registration to another participant?
Yes. See the information above OR contact us at [email protected] and we will manually change it in our system.
Can I get a refund?
We do not provide refunds for the event regardless if you cannot make the date or the foundation needs to cancel the event for extenuating circumstances. Registration may be transferred to another person.
Do I have to wear my bib number?
Yes, please display your bib on the front of your outermost garment.
I am a fast runner. Can I get a front-line position?
Runners predicting a pace faster than 6 minute/mile will be seeded in the front corral (arrive early!)
Will there be awards for running?
Yes
What can you bring to the event? Can I run with a stroller, backpack, wheelchair, roller blades, bicycle, etc.?
Strollers and wheelchairs are permitted. Firefighter turnout gear and military backpacks are also permitted. Please leave all personal items and valuables in your vehicle. All items should be stored securely at the owner's risk. Tunnel to Towers Foundation will not be responsible for the loss of any items.
Will water be available?
Yes, two water stations will be available along the route and there will be water available at the start/finish line.
Is there a medical staff available on-site?
Yes.
Where can I pick up my packet?
Packet pickup will be available Wednesday, September 9th from 4-6 PM, on “The Green”, Lake Ave., Montrose, Pa. 18801. Late pickup on race day starting at 7AM.
Can someone else pick up my packet for me?
Yes. They must present a copy of your registration receipt. And don't forget to thank them!
How can my company/organization sponsor this event?
Please send all sponsorship correspondence to [email protected] with your contact information call 570-396-4863 or 570.533.1331
I would like to donate goods or services to this event. How do I do that?
You can contact us at [email protected].
As a participant, can I fundraise/encourage others to donate?
Yes! Once you are registered, you will be given directions to start your own fundraising page and you will be able to accept donations online. Do you want to donate cash/money? We can help you with that. Contact us at [email protected] and we can walk you through the process.
Does Tunnel to Towers offer fundraising incentives?
Yes, we offer fundraising incentives each year; check out our latest in our Fundraising Guide.
Does my registration fee count towards my fundraising goal?
Your registration fee does not count toward the fundraising goal.
Can I still donate to a team and/or individual after the start of the race?
Yes. Donations will be accepted for 6 weeks after the event on the race registration website.
Where can I mail an OFFLINE donation (check made payable to Tunnel to Towers Foundation)?
Please mail any offline donations to:
Tunnel to Towers Foundation
ATTN: Alyssa Fusillo
2361 Hylan Blvd.
Staten Island, NY 10306
About SCTR is excited to announce the second running of the Hill to Hollow 100km, co-directed with Pete Dady of the Hash House Harriers who traversed the loop back in the COVID days. Crossing four counties, the course will begin and end in Morgan Hill State Forest (camping available), following the nearly-all-single-track Onondaga Trail alongside misty ponds, up to incredible vistas, and crossing above waterfalls; past the highest point in Onondaga County on single track mountain bike trails within Morgan Hill State Forest. The course then follows the Onondaga Trail/North Country Trail east to Highland Forest County Park and past DeRuyter Reservoir, turning south on the enigmatic Link Trail through Muller Hill State Forest before joining the main Finger Lakes Trail in Mariposa State Forest, heading west past Chippewa Falls, and rejoining the Onondaga Trail to reenter Morgan Hill State Forest. This is a challenging 100km, so self-sufficiency and strong navigation skills (without 5G/LTE
network coverage) are musts. Hill to Hollow 100km take place concurrently with the Morgan Hill Trail Races Half Marathon & Marathon, is Trail Sisters approved, and is a UTMB Index race.It takes a tremendous amount of work by a great many people and organizations to provide public access to and maintain the beautiful land and trails upon which these races depend. SCTR is immensely grateful to NYS DEC, Finger Lakes Trail Conference, North Country National Scenic Trail Association CNY Chapter, Highland County Park, the ADK-Onondaga Chapter, and the many private landowners, trail stewards, and volunteers without whom this would not be possible. Please consider making a donation to the FLTC during registration; SCTR will match donations up to $250. Or better yet, become a member at https://fingerlakestrail.org. Race Details All runners will receive a pair of highly coveted SCTR socks. Prizes will be awarded to the top finishers for each distance in each gender division and the fastest relay
team.Aid station offerings will include ice (if temperatures merit), water, Skratch, orange slices, bananas, pickles, PB&Js, potato chips, pretzels, oreos, and candy. A limited selection of hot foods (e.g., ramen, grilled cheese, pierogi, etc.) will be available at AS#7.Distance: ~63.7 milesElevation Change: ~10,286 feetHard Cutoff: 3am (20 hours)Course: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3024715Aid Stations: 7 (excluding Start/Finish)Start/Finish (Spruce Pond)Location: 42°47'56.9"N 76°01'32.4"W)Mile: 0, 8.8 miles to next ASAid Station 1 (Morgan Hill Rd)Location: 42°46'06.4"N 76°00'05.9"WMile 8.8, 7.4 miles to next ASSoft 9:45am cutoffAid Station 2 (Cowles Settlement Rd) Location 42°48'41.5"N 75°56'30.0"WMile 16.2, 8.3 miles to next ASSoft 12:00pm cutoffAid Station 3 (Fairbanks Rd) Location: 42°49'18.0"N 75°51'20.7"WMile 24.5, 8.9 miles to next ASSoft 2:45pm cutoffAid Station 4 (Muller Hill Rd) Location: 42°46'19.5"N 75°47'47.6"WMile 33.4, 8.6 miles to next ASSoft 5:30pm cutoffAid Station 5
(Paradise Hill Rd) Location: 42°43'30.9"N 75°51'31.0"WMile 42.0, 7.7 miles to next ASSoft 8pm cutoffAid Station 6 (Campbell Hill/Pardee Rd)Location: 42°43'22.3"N 75°57'03.9"WMile 50.0, 6.5 miles to next ASSoft 10:30pm cutoffAid Station 7 (Morgan Hill Rd)Location: 42°46'06.4"N 76°00'05.9"WMile 56.5, 7.2 miles to the finishSoft 12:30am cutoffPacers: 100km runners (not relay) may have pacers after mile ~33/AS#4, only one pacer per runner at a time. Pacer/relay runner changes only allowed at aid stationsCrew: All aid stations are accessible but road conditions may not be suitable for vehicles with low ground clearances. For 2025, crew may assist runners anywhere on the course so long as they do NOT park on private property.Required Gear: Fully charged cell phone kept turned on during race with RD phone number saved; navigation device capable of functioning offline (without 5G/LTE network coverage) with course GPS file loaded, headlamp with extra batteries, reflective vest, emergency blanket,
waterproof shell with hood, water filtration device, ≥800mL liquid storage capacity & ≥400 kcal food reserve.100km relay: Each team member must complete at least one leg; teams decide how to allocate legs amongst themselvesLeg 1: 8.8 miles, https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3104043Leg 2: 7.4 miles, https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3104044Leg 3: 8.3 miles, https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3104048Leg 4: 8.9 miles, https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3104049Leg 5: 8.6 miles, https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3104053Leg 6: 8.0 miles, https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3104054Leg 7: 6.5 miles, https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3104057Leg 8:7.2 miles, https://www.plotaroute.com/route/3104061 Refunds, Deferrals, and Distance Changes Refunds will not be granted under any circumstances. Deferrals are available in case of pregnancy, injury, or electing to volunteer at the race provided volunteer slots remain. Distance changes are permitted until online registration closes. Event's current local time: 4:32 AM
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Join us for the 49th Annual Tromptown Half Marathon Half Marathon or 5K on Saturday, August 8th as we continue to support the DeRuyter Fire Dept and other local community organizations in the DeRuyter area including the graduating class of 2027. Stick around post race for the DeRuyter Fireman Field Days event (Aug 6-9th). All Half Marathon finishers will receive a free pancake breakfast post race.
The Tromptown 5K has been moved to Saturday morning (Aug 8) for 2026.
Welcome to the 2026 New York State Bicycle Racing Association (nysbra) Individual Time Trial Championships!
16August26 in Tioga Center, NY
Fees: I've kept the same low fees this year that I've had since (at least) 2014! By comparison, all USA Cycling fees have significantly increased over that time, and most have more than doubled. To encourage early registration that will ease my stress levels, the 2014 early discount prices are in effect until 2 months before the event, the 2014 regular prices ($5 more) are in effect until 1 month before the event, and then prices go up another $5. For most adults that means $27, $32, and $37. No refunds, but register early and save! The BikeReg fee (approx $3) is now shown on the reg page. This year I added USAC's $5.99 insurance fee to the registration fee instead of adding it to your bill during checkout.
Eligibility: Your eligibility for the NYSBRA Championships is based on having an annual USA Cycling (USAC) license and NY state of residence as shown on your USAC license as pulled from BikeReg! All riders must have a valid USAC or purchase a one-day license on BikeReg while registering. Everyone is welcome to race, to include out-of-state, out-of-country (welcome to all Canadians!), and one-day-license riders. However, only NY state resident annual license holders are eligible for the NYSBRA State Championship medals and jersey.
Please make sure your USAC License Number and correct address are in your BikeReg profile! Your annual license must be verified via BikeReg (or on site if necessary) before your start. If I verify your license in advance you only need to say your name at registration to get your bib!
NYSBRA Special Rule for Racing by USAC Ability Categories 1-5/Novice: For one-day TTs you may enter any category equal to or higher than the "road" category shown on your license. This allows, for example, talented triathletes who don't race on the road (so would be "Cat 5/Novices") to compete at a higher USAC race category, according to their true ability. If you want to do this just override the category restriction in BikeReg. I'll approve it.
Racing by Age: Your age must be in the age range specified for your category (i.e., you cannot race down in age for Masters or race up in age for Juniors).
Entering Multiple Categories (without having to actually race!): If you fancy a chance to win in a second (or third...) category, each additional entry is only $20 (TTT excluded as it is already cheap). If the two races are the same distance this would allow you to race one time and be in the results for more than one field; e.g., Cat 4 Men and Masters 45+ Men, or Cat 3 Women and Cat 4 Women and Masters 55+ Women. You get two or more chances to win! You could be both a Masters and a Category champion! Note, though, that if you podium in multiple categorized races we will only place you in the higher category; e.g., you can't be both the Cat 3 and Cat 4 Champion. Just the Cat 3 Champion!
If the two races are different distances you can still enter more than one category for $20 each additional, but you will have to actually race twice (i.e., you must race each distance; e.g., race 20km to win Junior (Wo)Men 17-18 then race 40km to beat the all the Cat 4s. Come on. You can do it.). Contact me for a coupon code.
NOTE: Since BikeReg treats each category as a unique entry, BikeReg will have you sign a waiver for each entry.
For all riders actually racing more than once, I will assign start times as far apart as possible. For example, if you are doing a 40km individual TT and after that you are joining your BFFs for a TTT, you'll start among the first 40km riders and your team will start near the end of the teams at the end of the day. This will give you max time to get back and at least quaff an energy drink. We won't let them start without you!
The Course: is a favorite that we have used many times (most recently in 2011, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2019, and 2022) with staging located at the Tioga Center Central School, 5th Avenue, Tioga Center. The course heads west on Rt. 17c towards Waverly either 5km, 10km, or 20km to the turnaround and returns to Tioga Center. Rt. 17c is a mostly flat course on a lightly-traveled state highway with good pavement and very wide (6’-8’) shoulders. Open the map. View on Strava.
Start Times: THE FIRST RIDER WILL START EXACTLY AT 10:01am! The Good Ol' Digital Master Clock at the start line will be synchronized with "cell phone time" and is our official race clock.
I will email all registrants their start time by midnight, Friday, 14Aug and I will post the master start list and Race-Day Technical Guide here. I will also email the link to everyone.
Your bib number will be your start time (in minutes) after 10am; e.g., if you are bib number 50 you start at 10:50am (10am + 50 minutes) and if you are bib number 80 you start at 11:20am (10am + 80 minutes). In this past, the last riders started about noon. For guidance only, here is the 2022 Start List and 2022 Race-Day Technical Guide. They won't change much! If you want to see what times you need to aim for, check out previous year NYSBRA State Championship Results here (enter “New York State Time Trial” in the search box)
Registration: Please pre-register on-line because pre-registration is much easier for everyone and you will know your exact start time ahead of time. All riders must sign the standard USAC Waiver during on-line registration. Please make sure your USAC license is "valid" and not "pending." You may purchase a one-day license for $15 during checkout on BikeReg but you will not be eligible for championship medals.
Day of registration will be accepted for $75. You will start when we can slip you in, as close to your category as possible.
Helmets: are required for everyone on a bike (helmets are not required on trainers), please. Sleeveless jerseys or sleeveless tri-suits are legal.
Junior Equipment: Juniors 9-14 must ride mass-start legal bikes (i.e., no aerobars, no cow horns) and wheels with at least 16-spokes and no wheel covers as per USAC rule 1I5. USAC's rationale for this rule is to limit how much money parents have to spend until their little speed demon reaches racing age 15. Pointy helmets, skinsuits, and colorful booties are just fine.
Paracycling / Adaptive Cycling: We welcome all para and adaptive athletes to compete in the NYSBRA Championships! Due to the diversity of athletes and their equipment, I will consult with the registered riders during the week before the event to determine the NYSBRA Championship categories offered on race day. For example, in 2019 the participants agreed to sub-divide this category and award champions for "Para Open Women" and "Para Open Men." Please contact me with any questions and/or suggestions. I'm flexible!
Eddy Merckx Equipment: Yes, this is a NYSBRA Championship Category! You may not be able to ride like him so the idea is to at least ride what he rode. However, since most of you probably don’t own steel frames, rat traps, and 32-spoke wheels, we’ll let you ride the same equipment that the juniors 9-14 can ride (see above). Don't let the little ones show you up! This means a mass-start legal bike (i.e., no aerobars, no cow horns) and wheels with at least 16-spokes and no wheel covers. We encourage standard road helmets, road jerseys, shorts with a real leather pad, and anything made of wool. We will allow but heckle you if you use a pointy helmet, skinsuit, and booties unless of course you just finished a previous event and didn’t have time to change because doing two events in a row is exactly what Eddy would do. He would also win both of them, so what are you afraid of? NOTE: I may split this field into more than one champ category if registration justifies it; e.g., into "Eddy
Merckz Men" and "Eddy Merckx Women."
Team Time Trial (TTT): This is not a championship event because the NYSBRA TTT Champs is 17July on Grand Island, near Buffalo. However, team TTs are a lot of fun! Focus on just the TTT or ride a second time with your friends! There are no prizes but we'll have podiums for up to nine categories based on team size (2, 3, and 4-rider teams) as well as gender mix (all men, all women, or mixed).
TTT start times will be planned to maximize time between events for anyone riding earlier in the day. No additional "second race" discount for TTT (it is already super cheap; although the early discounts apply and the max you'll pay is only $20!). All riders need to wear a bib number. Please call out your team name to the officials at the finish line to assist with scoring!
o 4 riders, time taken on 3rd rider
o 3 riders, time taken on 2nd rider
o 2 riders, time taken on 1st rider.
Awards: Podium ceremonies will take place approximately once an hour starting about 11am . I do them as soon as possible after results are final so you can get on the road home, so listen to the bullhorn in the parking lot! There will be two ceremonies for each field; the first ceremony is for the top three finishers overall, and then we'll have a NYS podium ceremony for the top 3 NY resident riders with annual licenses. For most fields all three riders on the two podiums will be the same. There are no prizes for the first podium but the latter ceremony will award Gold-Silver-Bronze NYSBRA Championship medals and have a photo opportunity to recognize our new State Champion standing on the top step wearing the NYSBRA championship jersey! Due to lack of funding from USA Cycling, NYSBRA can no longer provide championship jerseys for free. Instead, champions will receive an link to the Vie13 website to purchase their own jersey for ~$60 during the week immediately after the race. Jerseys
will then drop-ship directly to the champions within about 30 days.
Contact: Race Director- Jeff Poulin, [email protected]
If you've read this far, it is time to tell you that this is the last race that I am putting on. It has been fun, and I try to put on a good show for you all, but it is time to let it go. Thank you for supporting my events! Good luck on your ride!
Hotels and Directions: Recommended hotels are the Hampton Inn and Best Western Inn (formerly a Holiday Inn Express), both located at the Rt. 17c Owego exit about 7 miles east of the venue in Tioga Center (just follow Rt. 17c to the venue!).
West of Tioga Center: Take Route 17/I-86 east to Nichols exit. Go right at bottom of ramp, then right to go under Rt 17c, then right onto Rt 17c, and proceed 3 miles to Tioga Center.
East of Tioga Center: Take Route 17/I-86 west to Rt. 17c Owego exit. Follow signs to Rt. 17c west through downtown Owego and proceed ~7miles west to Tioga Center.
This event is sponsored by the New York Bicycle Racing Association (nysbra).
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 very competetive small town certified 5K.
Course is mainly flat with a few rolling hills.
Celebrating 29 yrs. in 2026.
Proceeds to benefit the Eaton Fire Dept. and the Stephanie Baron Memorial Fund.
Part of the Rt.20 Road Challenge Series
Online registration closes @ midnight on 10/10/26.
T-shirts to pre-registered entrants only.
Trophies to overall male and female winners.
Ribbons 3 deep in age groupings, male and female.
No dogs allowed due to liability ins. rules.
A USATF sanctioned event.
REGISTRATION IS $25 ON RACE DAY (12 and under-$10). Registration opens @ 8a.m.
COURSE RECORDS
Brian Reis-16:15 (2020)
Celia Altero- 19:01 (2011)
Race Promo Video
Race Info
Located in beautiful Brookfield New York, deep in the woods of the Charles E Baker State Forest, participants will complete one of three races, the 5k,15k or the 50k Ultra Marathon. Race Details: 5k New to trail running or enjoy the 5k distance, this is the event for you. Race Details: 15k This race traverses a challenging 15k loop through a mix of truck trails and horse trails. This race is family friendly and can be walked or ran. Think of it as a day hike or a competitive run, you choose.Race Details: 50k Ultra Marathon This race traverses 50k through truck and horse trails covering 4,600+ feet of vertical gain. The course is broken into 3 loops allowing participants to refuel each lap or in the event they no longer choose to go on, are able to safely quit. At the end of each loop you must ensure a race volunteer has marked you down for completing your loop. This race has a 9 hour cut off.
Food/Awards
Fresh grilled food will be on-site for all runners; we do ask for a donation which supports the Brookfield Central School Senior Class $250 prize if a new course record is set in the 50k$250 prize if a new course record is set in the 15k
Event's current local time: 4:33 AM ET
A new race presented by Miles & Macros:
Which way you start your loop will depend on your bib number and a coin toss. Once you complete the loop and are back at the aid station, you will go out the way you just came in and complete your next loop the opposite way.
This ensures safety and camaraderie. This also adds a different kind of challenge.
How many loops can you get in in 3 hours?!!?
Welcome to the FINGER LAKES FRESHET!
freshet /freSHet/ noun - the springtime rush of fresh water from melting snow.
(In 2027, routes will be in the reverse direction as previous years)
This is a casual, unofficial, unsanctioned, and unsupported gravel bikepacking ride starting and ending in Stewart Park, Ithaca, NY, homeland of the Gayogohó:no people. This is a fun, but challenging ride! Less than half the riders completed it in our first two years. We avoid traffic as much as possible in our routing, but that means you can also expect some rough gravel, some singletrack, and some steep snowmobile trails. A burly gravel bike or a svelte mountain bike would be ideal. We'd recommend knobby 38-60 mm tires.
This ride follows the self-supported ethics of other bikepacking events like The Adirondack Trail Ride, Vermont Super 8, Catskill Bikepacking Route, or the Tour Divide – meaning it's an unmarked route, with no sag wagon, no planned feed stations, etc, but you can utilize any publicly available services. And there probably won't be anyone at the finish line other than your friends and family.
You can certainly ride fast – but we also encourage riders to go slow and ride together in groups. To this end, we've organized some group camping options around mile 70 and 90 of the longest two routes. And regardless of which route you sign up for, you can switch routes if you're feeling more or less ambitious on the day of the ride.
Riders who wish to push themselves physically and mentally may choose to do so, but will need to agree to be safe about it and be respectful of everyone they encounter en route – especially on rail trails where cyclists need to yield to all other users. If you want friends and family to be able to follow your progress in real-time, we'll have the routes on Trackleaders and facilitate SPOT rental (about $85) or the PING phone app (about $15). But riders aren't required to do this unless you want your official time posted or you hope to set an official FKT (Fastest Known Time) for a route. It's the only feasible way for us to fairly and accurately record times. As a bonus, the Trackleaders webpage holds an archived event replay for all tracked events, where you can follow along with the race and ride flow! What a fun record!
In years past, the event was held the first weekend in early May, but for many reasons we are shifting a few weeks later. We'll continue to update the routes to avoid muddy sections. More details on routes, parking, camping, GPS tracking, and other logistics will be sent to registered riders as the Freshet approaches.
Photos, including Rigs of the Freshet portraits, can be found on our Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/fingerlakesfreshet/
Past results:
In 2026, out of 75 registered riders, we had 31 intrepid finishers (listed below). Full replays can be found at https://trackleaders.com/freshet26. These were the courses in 2026:
Dew Drop: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54446566
Tiny Trickle: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54433808
Swollen Stream: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54433931
Raging River: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/50554703
Name Route Time
Barry Derfel Dew Drop 5 hours, 28 minutes
Benjamin Moss Tiny Trickle 5 hours, 29 minutes
Bryan Brown Tiny Trickle Completed
Dakin Henderson Swollen Stream 1 day, 7 hours, 30 minutes
Donal Fitterer Tiny Trickle Completed
Jacob Meyer Tiny Trickle 6 hours, 28 minutes
James Graves Swollen Stream 20 hours, 31 minutes
Jason Ceresoli Swollen Stream 1 day, 7 hours, 30 minutes
Jenny VanEtten Tiny Trickle Completed
Joseph Kraushaar Dew Drop 4 hours, 45 minutes
Kat Eshenour Dew Drop 8 hours, 47 minutes
Kathy Stenehjem Tiny Trickle 1 day, 4 hours
Kati VanEtten Tiny Trickle Completed
Kiern Feeney Swollen Stream 15 hours, 50 minutes
Lynde Metzler Swollen Stream 2 days, 5 hours, 17 minutes
Madison Musham Swollen Stream Completed
Maggie Coulter Tiny Trickle 1 day, 3 hours, 36 minutes
Marty Christofferson Raging River 3 days, 13 hours, 4 minutes
Matt Mogck Tiny Trickle Completed
Meike van Leerdam Tiny Trickle 1 day, 4 hours
Mike Sigona Dew Drop Completed
Nat Hughes Dew Drop 8 hours, 47 minutes
Paul Kingsbury Swollen Stream 1 day, 12 hours, 36 minutes
Paul Vidovich Swollen Stream 2 days, 33 minutes
Rob Joyce Tiny Trickle 7 hours, 47 minutes
Sam Rimm-Kaufman Tiny Trickle 1 day, 4 hours
Seth Deane Tiny Trickle 1 day, 3 hours, 36 minutes
Shawn Alexander Swollen Stream 15 hours, 44 minutes
Steve Gomez Swollen Stream 19 hours, 24 minutes
Trevor August Swollen Stream 15 hours, 44 minutes
Yvette de Boer Tiny Trickle Completed
In 2025, out of 52 registered riders, only 17 courageous riders finished (listed below). Much fun was had, despite the rain and tough conditions, and it was a beautiful green spring ride, abounding with water, camaraderie, wildflowers, plenty of mud, some sublime moments, and some challenge. Kudos to TJ, who rode from his house for a total of 190 miles! Full replay here: https://trackleaders.com/freshet25. Also see the links on rider names for articles or videos of their 2025 Freshet experience.
Name Route Time
Ace Repka Tiny Trickle Completed
Austen Mack-Crane Tiny Trickle Completed
Bryan Brown* Raging River 6 days, 7 hours, 5 minutes
Chris St. Clair Tiny Trickle Completed
David Tremblay Swollen Stream 1 day, 15 hours, 18 minutes
Erin Hassett Swollen Stream 1 day, 11 hours, 54 minutes
Jake Meyer Raging River 5 days, 11 hours, 24 minutes
John Dennis Tiny Trickle Completed
Jonas Biren Tiny Trickle 5 hours, 21 minutes
Keith Surrena Swollen Stream 19 hours, 15 minutes
Kenneth Ruddell Tiny Trickle Completed
Nat Hughes Tiny Trickle Completed
Pablo Gross Swollen Stream 2 days, 8 hours, 45 minutes
Ryan Dunaway Tiny Trickle Completed
Simon Ingall Swollen Stream 1 day, 16 hours, 3 minutes
TJ Joyce Swollen Stream 19 hours, 15 minutes
Yoav Maor Tiny Trickle 5 hours, 2 minutes
*Not entirely self-supported (stayed at a friend's house one night)
Join us for our second annual fast-paced indoor triathlon at the Y!
This sprint-style event is great for first-timers and seasoned athletes alike. Participants will swim in our 25-yard pool, bike on a spin bike, and run on a treadmill — each for a set amount of time. Distances in each discipline will be recorded to determine your overall results.
The format will be as follows
10-minute swim
10-minute transition from swim to bike
20-minute bike
5-minute transition from bike to treadmill
10-minute treadmill
Athletes as young as 8 are welcome. Anyone under 16 must have a guardian on-site (guardians are welcome to participate too). All participants under 12 must complete and pass the YMCA swim test at least one week prior to the event (by Sunday, November 1) and should be able to continuously swim for 10 minutes. Heats will be assigned and sent out as the event approaches.
The event will tentatively take place on Sunday, November 8 and the first heat will start at 9am. Check in will start earlier. (This date is subject to change until early September)
All proceeds benefit the YMCA Annual Campaign, helping provide financial assistance so that everyone in our community can access Y programs year-round.
Date & Time: Saturday, December 6
5K Check-in: 8:15–9 AM | 5K Start: 9:15 AM
Family Mile Check-in: 8:15-9:15 AM | Family Mile Start: 9:30 AM
Location: Stewart Park Pavilion (rain or shine!)
Kick off the holiday season with the Jingle Jog 5K, the festive and competitive portion of our annual event! The run will be chip-timed, so you can track your performance while enjoying a fun holiday atmosphere.
Or have the family join us for the family-friendly, noncompetitive Family Fun Mile—a fun way for kids and families to get moving together.
Celebrate the day with cookies, cocoa, and holiday cheer, plus a chance to meet friendly characters, including Santa himself! Don’t forget your festive attire: prizes will be awarded for the best costumes, so come dressed to impress.
Register by November 6 to receive a commemorative race T-shirt.
All proceeds support the YMCA Membership Assistance Program, helping more individuals and families access the Y.
The Race for ChildRUN is a fundraiser for The Children's Center located on the SUNY Morrisville Campus. It's a family friendly event that offers a challenging 5K race option with a fun 1 Mile run/walk option for participants of all ages. The event is sponsored by local businesses and all proceeds benefit the child care tuition scholarships at The Center. Event begins at 8:30 am with registration open at 8 am. Runners will receive an entry number, free t-shirt and refreshments. Awards are presented to the top finishers in all age groups and an overall winners.
The Children's Center is Madison County's only licensed and nationally accredited Early Care and Learning Program. The Center offers programming that stimulates the minds of young children while building a foundation of learning through play.
THE CNY TRIATHLON CLUB PRESENTS
The 2026 Caz Triathlon
August 16th, 2025
The CNY Triathlon Club was formed in January 2000 to serve triathletes and other multisport enthusiasts of all abilities by providing support, education, group workouts, and events to encourage and promote triathlon as a sport that is part of a healthy lifestyle.
We have had kid's tri training in the past and are continuing with a kid's tri program. Parents are welcome to be involved and help run the kid's training. In the last two years we have been providing more support for high schoolers by adding a high School Sprint Wave at the Caz Tri. The sponsor, CNY Triathlon Club also can provide clothing, bikes and equipment for high schoolers. Girls have a special advantage as 40 universities and colleges now have NCAA Women's Triathlon teams and offer scholarships for female triathletes!
Donate: There is a high school triathlete program donation button where all donations will be directed toward high schools triathletes for nutrition and wellness training,, swim lessons, group training, equipment and more.
Most of that funding for these programs comes directly from individuals who have registered for the Cazenovia Triathlon! Cazenovia Tri is the biggest fundraiser of the year for the CNY Triathlon Club.
Saturday August 29th @ Myers Park in Lansing, NY - This race benefits the Lansing High School Cross Country Team
Fun Run: FREE (Fun Run does not include t-shirts or timing.)
5K: $20 for early registration, $25 after 8/1, $25 on race day (plus processing fee) Registrations are online only. No paper or cash accepted.
Unisex shirts guaranteed for early entries. Deadline is 8/1.
SCHEDULE:
7am – 8:15 am: Race day registration and Packet/Bib pickup
8:30 am: Fun Run
9:00 am: 5K
"If financial considerations prevent you from entering the race, please contact the race director for assistance."
Flight School at the Dirt Disco
"DROPPIN"
Overview
Drops are becoming a staple of modern trail systems because they are incredibly fun. However, they must be ridden with proper technique and discretion. The worst advice you can get is to "just get back and send it."
Mountain biking risks can be greatly mitigated with good technique and a realistic perception of your ability. Our goal is to help you start small, build deep confidence, and eventually master the "A" lines with serious flow.
Event Details
What: A 2.5-hour skills clinic focused on the mechanics of safely handling drops.
Goal: Learn to get both wheels off the ground confidently, even if it is just a few inches.
When: August 20th at 5:15pm
Who This Is For
Ideal for: Riders with a solid mountain biking foundation who are new to getting their wheels off the ground.
Experience: Some dropping background is welcome but not required.
Not for: Absolute beginners to the sport of mountain biking.
Location & Directions
Venue: The Dirt Disco, Cazenovia, NY. (https://www.google.com/maps/dir//42.9603601,-75.8549528/@42.9592238,-75.8565692,16.73z?entry=ttu)
Entrance: Located on Maple Road (look for the sign), very close to the intersection of Ridge Road and Maple Road.
GPS Warning: Double-check GPS routing before driving. Ensure it is directing specifically to the corner of Ridge Road and Maple Road to avoid getting lost.
Contact: Call 315-655-4620 if you get lost.
Weather & Cancellation Policy
Conditions: This is a rain or shine event.
Severe Weather: Strong winds, lighting or heavy downpours will ground us.
Refunds: Full refunds or credits given if both days are rained out.
Required Equipment
Mandatory: A properly functioning mountain bike and a helmet.
Recommended: Knee pads are highly encouraged.