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Join us for the return of the ADK 5K!!!!
on the banks of Lake George
The Race :
5k Race starts and finishes at the Adirondack Pub & Brewery in Lake George, NY
Chip timed, beautiful course.
Celebrate the fall running weather and relax with a beer on the shores of the Jewel of the Adirondacks!
Tremendous views of Lake George!
Modern Can Shaped Glass and custom ADK 5k swag to all finishers.
Great team and group incentives. -
Stay for lunch with the Hops, Chops & Roll Food Truck and the Adirondack Brewery Brewpub!
Top 3 Overall
10 year Age Category Awards
The Swag:
ADK 5k Modern Can Shape Glass
Race Shirt (Optional Upgrade)
Team and Charity Upgrade
Bonus Swag if you're staying in a hotel for the weekend!
The Charity:
Lake George Land Conservancy
5K Run/Walk Benefiting Third Age Adult Day Center!
Join us for the Inaugural Dash for Dementia 5K Run/Walk, a community event hosted by UFirst FCU supporting individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s and related dementias through the Third Age Adult Day Center at SUNY Plattsburgh.
Whether you are running, walking, or cheering from the sidelines, your participation helps strengthen local support services and raise awareness for dementia care.
Event Details
Date: September 19, 2026
Location: Plattsburgh State Fieldhouse
Registration Opens: 1:00 PM
Race Start: 2:00 PM
Race Information
5K Run & Walk (All ages and abilities welcome)
Timed and untimed participants welcome
Course details and maps will be posted closer to race day
Additional distance options may be added based on interest
Registration Fees
Adults: $25
Children (Under 12): $10 (only need to register if they would like a shirt)
All registered participants receive an official Dash for Dementia event t-shirt.
Shirt orders will close on a specified deadline to ensure availability.
Benefiting Organization
All proceeds from this event support the Third Age Adult Day Center at SUNY Plattsburgh, which provides vital programming and respite services for individuals and families living with Alzheimer’s and related dementias.
Food & Refreshments
We will be joined by the Dog Father Food Truck & High Peaks Brew Coffee cart!
Sponsorship Opportunities
Local businesses and organizations are invited to support this event through sponsorship. View our sponsor levels here.
College & Group Challenge
We are developing a friendly competition for college and community groups, including:
Team registration
Fundraising challenges
Group recognition and awards
More details will be announced soon.
Location
Plattsburgh State Fieldhouse
Plattsburgh, NY
Parking and venue access information will be posted prior to race day.
Stay Connected
Follow event updates and announcements here:
Kicking PancreAS™ – Montreal, Quebec
Pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest cancers—but together, we can make a difference.
About the Event
Kicking PancreAS 2026 is a fun, inclusive 5K for all levels and abilities—whether you choose to walk or run, set a personal goal and take it at your own pace.
Returning to Montreal, we’re building on an incredible 2025, where we saw 138 participants and over $34,000.00 in donations. This year, we’re aiming even higher! Our goals are:
170 participants
$44,000.00 in fundraising!
We are counting on participants to invite friends, family, and colleagues to join the movement. Together, we can make 2026 our most impactful year yet, in Montreal.
Every step—and every dollar raised—supports pancreatic cancer awareness, patient support, healthcare education, and Canadian research, helping change outcomes for those impacted by this disease.
💜 Saturday September 19, 2026
📍 Location: Parc Angrignon
⏰ Start Time: 4:00 PM (Check-in at 3:00 PM)
🕒 Course Open: 90 minutes
What’s Included
• Finisher medal
• Running bib
• Event swag
Let’s light up the night! Wear purple and glow-in-the-dark gear—costumes encouraged.
Race Kit Pickup - at the event beginning 1 hour before race time.
⚠️ Spots are limited. There is NO onsite registration.
Fundraise for Impact
Participants are encouraged to fundraise and rally friends, family, and colleagues. Every dollar raised stays in Canada and helps fund critical programs and research that bring hope to patients and families.
Call to Action
Register today, set your personal 5K goal, start your fundraising, and invite your network to join you. Together, we can Change the Outcome.
The TAM Trek is a trail race and fun run to raise money for the Trail Around Middlebury (TAM) in Middlebury, VT. This trail is a19-mile long footpath, encircling the village of Middlebury and linking several hundred acres of town land, conserved properties, schools, and other local landmarks. All distances start and finish at Wright Park in Middlebury, Vermont.
The 19 mile race course travels the entire TAM through the towns of Middlebury, Cornwall, New Haven, and Weybridge, VT. The trail is scenic, rolling, and includes incredible views of the Green Mountains to the east and the Adirondacks to the west. 19-mile race departs at 7:30 AM.
The 10K course is entirely on single-track trail through Wright Park and the Otter Creek Gorge Loop (trail maps available at www.maltvt.org), with around 400 feet of elevation gain and several fairly technical sections. 10k race departs at 9 AM.
The 5K course is a challenging combination of wide and single track trail. It takes place entirely in Wright Park, looping from the southern entrance to Belden Falls and back. 5k race departs at 9:15 AM.
The 2 mile fun run is family-friendly and includes walkers and runners alike. The course follows Otter Creek and is entirely on trail. It highlights the best parts of Wright Park and is popular for families with young children and those who enjoy walking. We welcome dogs on leash! YOUTH AGES 12 AND UNDER ARE FREE. Fun run departs at 9:30 AM.
GPS link to race start/finish.
Course map
Day of registration is available beginning 45 minutes before each race start. Please bring a check or exact change for the quickest experience!
Day of pricing is $70 for 19-mile, $55 for 10k, $40 for 5k and $25 for fun run. Free for kids 12 and under!
Our event will take place on September 20th 2026 at the Point Au Roche State park in Plattsburgh NY 12901.Our 2026 honorees will be announced in the next couple of months.
The 2025 Green Mountain Iron Dog will be held on September 27th this year. The Iron Dog is an obstacle course race, where runners complete an approximate 1.5 mile course designed to simulate a real-world deployment for Police K9 teams. The course is filled with challenges which often include walls, swamps, hills, guard rails, water crossings, shooting (pellet guns), smoke filled houses, and more.
The course is open to civilian, Police, and Military teams.
For photos of past events, like the "Green Mountain Iron Dog" on Facebook.
Go to www.irondogvt.com for updates.
Event details and schedule
Registration for the Green Mountain Iron Dog PRO will begin at 7:30 AM, with the run starting at 8:00. Iron Dog PRO is pre-registration only. Ages 14 and up. This is our timed competitive heat.
Iron Dog OPEN is our non-competitive heats, with registration beginning at 12:00. Ages 14 and up.
The Iron Dog Junior course is also an afternoon event. Ages 7-13. This year the Junior course will be the same as the main course, but Juniors will be required to have a partner over 18 to join them.
There will also be a timed 100 yard dash, suspect search house, and drug search house (Police only).
Go to www.irondogvt.com for updates.
NOTE: Please be sure to bring your own water. There is some on site, but your own water will be better.
There is only one way to experience the rich agricultural story of the Adirondacks, and that is farm-by bike. But don't sleep on this one, Bike the Barns is always one of the first to sell out.
You guessed it, this fall bicycling tour features farm stops, but what makes this event special is its ability to tell the rich agricultural story of the Lake Champlain Valley while experiencing the landscape by bike. You can see, smell and absorb so much more when moving by your own pedal power. Following the ride, we'll kick back with a fabulous locally sourced meal provided by ADK Food Hub, delicious craft beverages by Ausable Brewing Company and live music by Ploughman's Lunch.
Date: September 26
Start/Finish Location: TBD
Mileage: 25-30 miles
Participation Cap: 250 riders
Benefits: Adirondack North Country Association
Best of all, your registration supports Adirondack North Country Association's important work to bolster local food systems in order to drive economic growth, reduce food insecurity and contribute to positive community and health outcomes.
Registration Includes
Fully-supported routes
Farm tours with fully stocked rest stops
Finish line lunch featuring live music
Event goodie bag
Rider Experiences
"Bike the Barns, not just being a beautiful ride, also stopping at various farms where rest stops are staged, riders learn a lot about different farming in the state of New York. Farmers and staff always welcome the riders with open arms and their enthusiasm and being proud of their land."
"Bike the Barns is both professionally organized AND down to earth and accessible. I felt very welcome and comfortable throughout the ride and I loved supporting these small, local, hard working farms while cruising through some of the prettiest roads in the state. Well done!"
"My 13-year-old daughter completed the Barns on a 1x7 with 24-inch wheels - It really is for everybody!"
"BikeADK continues to create fantastic events so whichever ADK event you choose, you can’t go wrong!"
Celebrate the legacy of bicycling left by our own Glens Falls native, Harry Elkes, 1900s world-class bicycle racer. Meet at The Hub. Choose from 4 rides to fit your level of ability and enjoyment. Ride with other bicyclists along scenic North Country roads and lakes.
Check in at the registration table. Sign your release form, take a copy of the map/cue sheet for the ride of your choice, and pick up your free t-shirt (First 100 riders).
Choose your ride: 50-mile, 32-mile, 15-mile road ride or the exciting 18-mile gravel ride. Click on ride mileage to download route maps and cue cards.
Start time: (with support riders) 9:00am.
After the ride: Food & beverages available for purchase at The Hub; relax, meet other cyclists; watch a video of 1900s bicycle racing, featuring world-class racer Harry Elkes.
About the WMC “The most spectacular (and challenging) trail run in Vermont.” – VTSports.comThis community focused mountain marathon traverses 5 mountains—Moose, Hor, Pisgah, Haystack, and Bald—on some of the Northeast Kingdom's most popular trails in peak fall foliage. This event is put on by and proceeds support the nonprofit NorthWoods Stewardship Center whose youth and adult crews have helped steward the trails, waterways, and forests of the region for over 35 years. The Trails & Distances The course consists of primarily single track hiking trails, interspersed with dirt road connectors for the first 21 miles. The last 5 miles of the full marathon are a combination of dirt and paved road. We have two timed distances, full marathon length, and a 20 mile (trail only) option. Folks can also plan to finish halfway at the 12.3 mile mark at the lunch station, but we do not collect times for this length. Event's current local time: 4:37 AM ET
Course
Certified (VT13007JK) 10K out and back through Shelburne and Charlotte. This fast course is a mix of dirt and paved roads and has pleasant scenery - apple orchards, views along Lake Champlain, and the covered bridge at the turn around point. The start and finish is at Shelburne beach and proceeds along Bostwick, Orchard, and Lake roads. Water stops are at approximately 2 and 4 miles.
Registration
Pre-registration online, closes on Friday, Sept. 25th at noon or at 180 participants. There will be NO race day registration; pre-registered runners can pick up their bibs at the Shelburne Town Beach between 7:45 and 8:45 AM. Bib pickup will close promptly at 8:45.
Restrictions
Open to all runners 12 and older. For runners under the age of 12, the runner must be accompanied by a parent or guardian throughout the race. PLEASE NOTE that the Town of Shelburne prohibits dogs, whether leashed or unleashed, on the beach and in the park.
The finish line will be open with timing active for 90 minutes from the start of the race (until approximately 10:30 AM). Participants who have not returned to the finish by this time may not be recorded in the final results.
Entry Fee
$20 Pre-registration/$25 Race Day (GMAA Members subtract $5)
Prizes
Prizes for top men’s, women’s and non-binary finishers in each age group (followed by perennial crowd-pleaser, the GMAA prize raffle!)
Parking
Event parking on site at Shelburne Town Beach lot.
Information
Contact race director, Ruth Blauwiekel, at [email protected]
After the Race
Shelburne Orchards, located near the one mile mark of the race, will be open 9-5 race day. They have apple picking, cider doughnuts, and cider!
REFRESHMENTS FOR ALL AFTER THE RACE AT SHELBURNE BEACH!
NOTE: GMAA/Insurance rules prohibit running with a baby jogger or dog. For safety reasons and as a courtesy to fellow runners, GMAA strongly discourages the use of headphones.
There are no refunds, deferrals, or transfers.
Come join us for 1KM, 2KM, 5KM or 10KM race on September 26, 2026!
Registration is available on site, September 26, 2026 until 8:45 A.M
Join us for a no-pressure event celebrating fitness for all ages! 🎉 Pumpkin Attire Is Encouraged! Dress up in your favorite pumpkin-themed outfit.
Parents and guardians can join their Munchkin on the Munchkin Mile at no cost!
Big Prizes & Pumpkin Decorating: Enjoy the beautiful trails in and around Malone Rec Park, win cash prizes and more. Munchkins will enjoy a pumpkin draw string bag with goodies, a finishers medal and have fun with pumpkin decorating! 🎃💰
🎨 FREE face painting for Munchkins from 8am–9:30am!
Scenic Routes: Whether you accompany a munchkin, walk or run the 5K, there is a place for you out on the course! Both courses feature the best views at the Malone Rec Park. The start and finish are both located at the Kelly Pavilion, making for easy race-day logistics and a perfect finish-line to celebrate your accomplishments.
Support a Great Cause: Proceeds support Alice Hyde Medical Center. We can’t wait to see you there and share in the fun and festivities! 🏃♂️🏃♀️🍁 No Rain Date, both events happen rain or shine. Registration is Non-Refundable.
Limited Spots Available – Register Now!
To ensure a high-quality experience for all participants, we are capping registration for The Silver Heist & Little Bandits Bolt at 150 runners. Once we hit our limit, registration will close—so don’t wait to sign up! Secure your spot today and join us for this exciting race through history.
We'll see you on September 26, 2026 in Orwell Vermont!
An event to support the Orwell Village School Booster Club and Orwell Historical Museum!
Endorsed by NE65Plus.org – Supporting healthy, active lifestyles for all ages!
Silver Heist Walk/Run 5K
A historic town, a daring heist, and a race for silver—lace up and step into the Silver Heist Walk/Run 5K! Orwell, Vermont, was chartered in 1763 and has a rich history filled with resilience and community spirit. Among its earliest settlers was Deacon Ebenezer (Eber) Murray, who arrived in 1783. Known as the only man in town with a clock, Eber would blow a conch shell at 9 p.m. every evening to signal the time for evening prayers. In tribute to this tradition, the Silver Heist Walk/Run 5K will begin with the blast of a conch shell.
Our town is no stranger to bandit heists. In October 1862, just before the town fair, outlaws swept through Orwell, robbing several homes. Among those affected was Marcellus Royce, who lost $30 in silver to the thieves. The following year, in 1863, the First National Bank of Orwell was chartered, making it the oldest national bank in New England.Over its 162 years of dedicated service, the local Young family has managed it including the 5th generation and current bank manager, Bryan Young.
In this semisquicentennial of our nation's founding, we remember the Revolutionary War and the efforts of our founders to separate from King George III's oppresive rule with a wooden token "R" for participants. The fort at Mount Independence is located within the Town of Orwell. The Great Bridge, completed in 1777, crossed Lake Champlain and connected Mount Independence and Fort Ticonderoga. Built to move Revolutionary troops and supplies between Vermont and New York, it also discouraged British naval attacks to the south of the Fort. Of its 22 piers, the Orwell Historical Museum preserves a 9” section of one pier, found by Addison Kimball and donated by Orwell entrepreneur Fritz E. Lillie. Please stop in to our museum after the race to learn about our local participation in our nation's inception.
The wooden tokens collected from each year's race for the first six years will spell ORWELL.
The overall men's, women's, young man's and young women's winners will claim a custom award representing the $30 stolen from Marcellus Royce in 1862! Age division male and female winners will receive ribbons. Age groups are: 13+under, 14-16, 17-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80-84, 85-89, 90-94, 95+up.
Whether you’re a seasoned runner or prefer a leisurely walk, the Silver Heist Walk/Run 5K welcomes participants of all paces. Step into history, embrace the thrill of the chase, and race through history on a dash for silver!
All in-person participants will take home a custom Silver Heist Walk/Run 5K T-shirt and the wooden token. Don’t miss these exclusive race-day rewards!
Little Bandits Bolt
For the youngest racers, the Little Bandits Bolt offers a pint-sized thrill! Kids will dash across the soccer field at Orwell Village School (OVS), sharing in the spirit of the Silver Heist as they race their way into local history. Every participant will receive a custom Silver Heist Walk/Run 5K T-shirt and a finisher’s token at the finish line—a special memento of the event’s historic theme.
Join us for inaugral year of the Cirque Series at Jay Peak. 7.1 miles featuring 3,044' vert.
Prizes
Prizes will be distributed at the end of each race & for the overall series winners. There are three categories in which the prizes will be given out: Sport, Expert and Pro. Prizes for each race are as follows:
Pro
1st place - $1000 cash each race
2nd place - $250 cash each race
3rd place - $150 cash each race
Expert
1st - $400 in Gear each race
2nd - $250 in Gear each race
3rd - $150 in Gear each race
Sport
1st - $300 in Gear each race
2nd - $200 in Gear each race
3rd - $100 in Gear each race
Grom Award - youngest competitor will be recognized.
OG Award - wisest competitor will be recognized.
Lexie Award - the "unofficial MVP" of the race will be recognized.
Middle of the Pack Award - the person that finished exactly middle will be recognized.
Overall 2026 Season Winner + Points
The racers with the most points at the end of all races will be declared the overall 2025 winner. The top 20 racers of each event will obtain points. The following is the per stage breakdown as a function of place:
1 - 50pt 6 - 30pt 11 - 20pt 16 - 10pt
2 - 40pt 7 - 28pt 12 - 18pt 17 - 8pt
3 - 36pt 8 - 26pt 13 - 16pt 18 - 6pt
4 - 34pt 9 - 24pt 14 - 14pt 19 - 4pt
5 - 32pt 10 - 22pt 15 - 12pt 20 - 2pt
PRIZE MONEY 2026 OVERALL SEASON STANDINGS **Men's & Women's
PRO
PEAK FREAK Belt Buckle - Overall 2026 season
PEAK FREAK Belt Buckle - Overall 2026 season
PEAK FREAK Belt Buckle - Overall 2026 season
EXPERT
1ST - PEAK FREAK Belt Buckle - Overall 2026 season
2ND- PEAK FREAK Belt Buckle - Overall 2026 season
3RD- PEAK FREAK Belt Buckle - Overall 2026 season
SPORT
1ST - PEAK FREAK Belt Buckle - Overall 2026 season
2ND- PEAK FREAK Belt Buckle - Overall 2026 season
3RD- PEAK FREAK Belt Buckle - Overall 2026 season
**Everyone that runs six 2026 Cirque Series races will receive a Cirque Series 2026 PEAK FREAK belt buckle.
Registration
We are capping the race at 500 entries, we encourage to sign up right away.
Bibs / Timing Chips
Cirque Series will utilize Competitive timing to time the event with a disposable chip placed on the back of your bib. Please do not fold, crush or remove the chip from the bib. You may dispose of the chip/bib after the race is over.
Rules / Guidelines
Please help us preserve the beauty of our mountains and assist in maintaining an enjoyable, safe event for everyone involved.
Please respect private property near the trails. Do not trespass.
No littering: Participants are encouraged to carry water and food during the event.
Please dispose of all waste and recyclables in the proper containers.
Please be respectful of all Forest Service officials.
Do not impede another runner.
Leave no trace: Pack-in pack-out.
We will provide Skratch hydration at aid station & finish line.
Lodging - Jay Peak Hotels
Contact: Tom Hooper, [email protected]
Julian Carr, [email protected]
Paine Mountain Trail Races The 4th Annual Paine Mountain Trail Races will include two competitive and technical trail race options -- the Anchor Challenge 6k and the Paine Mountain Summit 7.5 mile race, plus free Youth races with a 200m kiddo dash & 1 Mile fun run. The event is a fundraiser for the Northfield Town Forest and the Norwich University Cross Country Teams. A portion of the funds raised will go to the Town of Northfield designated for trail management for the Northfield Town Forest and the Norwich Cross Country program to continue to develop the home XC course. Race Updates! As details unfold, look here for race updates including sponsors, tee-shirt sales, awards and giveaways! NEW! -- The first 100 registered participants can choose between a Paine Mountain Trail Race coaster or T-shirt! Schedule of Events Sunday, September 278:30 a.m. – Race bib # pick-up at the Shaw Outdoor Center, 165 Paine Mountain Drive, Northfield, VT10:00 a.m. – Paine Mountain Trail Races start – Summit
7.5 mile race and challenging 6k course up to the Norwich “Anchor” 10:15 a.m. – Youth Trail Races from 200m up to the Mile at 10:15 a.m. Event Details Registration and Costs Early online registration: $35 through September 13 Later online registration: $40 through September 27 Day of registration: $50 on Sunday, September 27 from 8:30-10amYouth Races are free!*online registration fees and taxes added at check-out**student discount available for Norwich University $25 plus registration fees. Course Map & Description The Paine Mountain Trail Races promise to be scenic and challenging 7.5 and 6k races to the Paine Mountain Summit and the Norwich "Anchor". Both trail courses will start and finish at the base of Paine Mountain at the Norwich Shaw Outdoor Center. Both races begin with a single-track switch back wooded trail for just over a mile to Cheney Field where the Summit 7.5 mile race course will split from the Anchor 6k race course. The Summit race will continue onto the Paine Mountain
Trail to the Summit before circling back to the Anchor where the runners will reconnect with the Anchor race course. The final mile and a half will return to single-track wooded trails to the finish at the Shaw Outdoor Center. 6k trail course map: https://www.trailforks.com/ridelog/planner/view/631985/ Contact for Questions Michael McGraneNorwich Head Cross Country [email protected] About Paine Mountain & The Anchor Named after Elijah Paine, a settler in central Vermont in the early 19th century, Paine Mountain is located just East of Norwich University campus in Northfield, Vermont along Route 12 between exits 5 and 6 on Interstate 89. The summit of Paine Mountain is 2’408 feet with part of the western slope of the mountain on the Northfield Town Forest side and part on Norwich University property.Visible from the Norwich campus is the Anchor at the top of the old Norwich downhill ski slope dating back to the mid 1930’s until 1991 when it was permanently closed. The Anchor and the
pathway up the old ski slope are all that remain. The Anchor is the large cement structure that has become a symbol for Norwich University students with one side as an unofficial memorial to Norwich’s Navy Seal and Special Operations Master Chief Brian R. Bill ‘01. About the Norwich Shaw Outdoor Center In 2010, Norwich alum Larry Costa donated $1.4 million to the school in the memory of classmate Sgt. 1st Class John Shaw to develop the Norwich University SFC John Shaw Outdoor Center and a network of multi-use trails for hiking, mountain biking, trail running, snowshoeing, and cross country skiing. The Shaw Outdoor Center provides free use of outdoor recreational equipment as a service to the Northfield and Norwich communities. To learn more, visit: https://www.norwich.edu/shaw Event's current local time: 4:38 AM ET
33 Years of Supporting Vermont Adaptive
The Vermont 50 is an annual race held during the last weekend of September at Ascutney Outdoors in West Windsor, Vermont. All benefits go to Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports. A wonderful place where youth and adults with disabilities gain a measure of self confidence and independence by participating in adaptive sports programs and activities year-round.
Since 1993 the Vermont 50 has been a destination for mountain bikers and ultra runners to enjoy a challenging and scenic Vermont landscape course that is like no other. There is something for everyone. We offer the Vermont 50 mile Mountain Bike Race, Womens 2-person Bike Relay, Over 60 2-person Bike Relay, 50 mile Ultra Run, 50K Endurance Run, 2-3 Person 50 mile Run Team Relay and the Kids Fun Runs and Bike Rides.
NOTE-This race does NOT allow E-Bikes.
We are a family friendly event offering lots of kid centered activities such as the Hay Bale Treasure Hunt, The Fun Runs and Rides, clowns, face painting and more! Join us and find out why the Vermont 50 has become so popular. (Subject to change as COVID-19 rules and regulations apply.)
Spots fill-up quickly so early registration is a must!
This is a classic Racevermont.com race limited to only 200 racers which, understandably, sells out year after year. The course is a combination of gravel paths (not loose), wooded trails, beautiful fields and dirt roads.
Registration includes a finishers medal. This race is exclusive to Racevermont.com
T-shirts are available to pre-order while supplies last.
Adirondack Marathon Distance Festival
Don't miss the 30th Anniversary Year
This weekend-long event has something for everyone; on Sunday, the Marathon, Half Marathon, and 4-Person Relay are run around 9 miles long, crystal clear, Schroon Lake.
On Saturday, try out the 5K & 10K in Chestertown and a Kids Fun Run in Schroon Lake.