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Bike, Run, or Walk to Support Healthy Aging in Central Vermont!
This year’s Hit the Trail promises to be an unforgettable day with an essential mission! Celebrate and recreate on the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail by lacing up your running or walking shoes or climbing onto your bicycle. Funds raised make it possible for your neighbors to age with dignity and choice, accessing essentials like groceries or emergency fuel as well as affordable prescription drug plans and free evidence-based exercise classes.
Take your bike to Johnson (15 miles round-trip) or Cambridge (30 miles round-trip), or lace up your sneakers for a timed 5K run or walk on the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail.
On bouge, on Centraide Édition 2026 La Course-marche Centraide est de retour avec un nouveau parcours et aura lieu jeudi 1^er octobre au parc Jean-Drapeau. Le départ se fera au circuit Gilles-Villeneuve encore cette année et il sera possible d'admirer les sculptures horticoles spectaculaires, réalisées par Mosaïcultures internationales de Montréal. Un clin d’œil spécial au 50e anniversaire des Jeux olympiques de Montréal est également prévu ! Le défi À ton rythme se déroulera par la suite à distance, du 5 au 18 octobre. Faites comme les près de 2 000 personnes inscrites l'an dernier et bouger pour contribuer ensemble à une grande cause, dans le plaisir ! 3 manières de participer 1. Course-marche Centraide + Jeudi 1er octobre (en fin de journée) + Course de 5 km ou marche de 3,5 km + Ambiance festive avec vos collègues, tout en profitant de la frénésie du circuit Gilles-Villeneuve et des mosaïcultures, rien de moins ! 2. Défi À ton rythme (à distance) + Du 5 au 18 octobre + 5 heur
es d’activité physique sur 2 semaines + Participation individuelle ou en équipe + Marche, course, natation, vélo, soccer, pickleball, etc. À vous de voir ! 3. Défi combiné: relevez les deux défis! + Course-marche et défi À ton rythme + Vous avez droit au prix combiné, lorsque vous vous inscrivez aux 2 défis lors de l'inscription initiale. Un objectif de participation global de 2 000 personnes et un total de 100 000 $ est visé pour la Course-marche et le défi À ton rythme. La totalité (100 %) des montants récoltés sera remise à Centraide du Grand Montréal. N’oubliez pas, en participant, vous avez aussi la possibilité de vous faire encourager par vos proches afin d’amasser des dons supplémentaires. Ces défis s’adressent au personnel, aux personnes élues et aux retraité(e)s de la Ville de Montréal, ainsi qu’au personnel paramunicipal.
Buck 50 Join us on October 3rd for the Buck 50. This 50 kilometer ultra course covers some of the most beautiful terrain in the southern Adirondacks on the shores of Lake George. Trek over four of Lake George's tallest peaks on rugged, remote trails, climbing 9000 ft. Where & when The course will start at Camp Chingachgook on pilot knob rd.The race will start at 6:30 am on Sunday, October 3th Registration Due to the challenging logistics of this event, and the equally challenging aspects of the race itself, we will be asking for prior ultra-trail experience for all participants. Relevant experience:Recent finishes at ultra distance trail racesImpressive performances at sub ultra or non-trail races Course The course will start at Camp Chingachgook and follow a dirt path to the Buck Mountain trail. The course will go over Buck Mountain and connect to the Sleeping Beauty trail via Shelving Rock/Dacy Clearing Rd. The course will then go over Sleeping Beauty and connect to the Black Mountain
trail via Fishbrook Pond. The course then summits Black Mountain and drops to Black Mountain Point on the shore of Lake George. The course then climbs over the shoulder of Erebus Mountain and connects back to Dacy Clearing Rd. Finally, the course will mirror the start of the race by climbing back over Buck Mountain and finishing back at Camp Chingachgook. Aid stations and cutoffs Aid Station Mile Location Cutoff AS 1 6.6 Dacy Clearing rd N/A AS 2 14.2 Black Mountain trail 5 Hours AS 3 18.6 Black Mountain Point N/A AS 4 25.3 Dacy Clearing rd 9.5 hours Finish 32.5 Camp Chingachgook 12 Hours Event's current local time: 4:41 AM ET
Coyote Ultra - Backyard / Jardin Que vous visiez votre première arrivée sur une épreuve d'ultra-distance ou que vous souhaitiez vous mesurer à des athlètes d'endurance chevronnés, le Coyote Ultra propose un défi simple mais impitoyable. Attendez-vous à une ambiance conviviale, à un parcours en forêt et à une course où la stratégie, la régularité et la détermination priment sur la vitesse.Whether you're chasing your first ultra-distance finish or testing your limits against experienced endurance athletes, Coyote Ultra offers a simple but relentless challenge. Expect a welcoming atmosphere, a forest trail setting, and a race where strategy, consistency, and determination matter more than speed.How Many Laps Can You Survive?The Coyote Ultra Backyard Ultra strips ultrarunning down to its purest form. No predetermined distance. No finish line waiting for you. Just one loop, one hour, and one question:Can you answer the bell one more time than everyone else?Every hour, on the hour, runners head
back onto the course for another 6.706 km (4.167-mile) lap. Complete the loop in under 60 minutes and you've earned your recovery time. Miss the cutoff or miss the next start, and your race is over.The challenge continues until only one runner remains.Set among the trails of Saint-Lazare, Quebec, Coyote Ultra delivers the unique mental and physical test that has made the Backyard Ultra format one of the fastest-growing endurance events in the world. Course The course follows a forest trail loop measuring exactly 6.706 km (4.167 miles), the official Backyard Ultra distance.Each lap begins at the top of the hour. Your goal is simple: return to the starting area before the next hour begins. Finish quickly and you'll have extra time to rest, refuel, and prepare for the next lap. Finish close to the cutoff and you'll be heading right back out.As the hours pass, the race becomes a battle of pacing, recovery, nutrition, and mental resilience. Every lap counts. Every hour presents a new decision to
continue...Le parcours emprunte une boucle en forêt de exactement 6,706 km (4,167 miles), soit la distance officielle du Backyard Ultra.Chaque tour débute à l'heure pile. Votre objectif est simple : regagner la zone de départ avant le début de l'heure suivante. Si vous terminez rapidement, vous disposerez de temps supplémentaire pour vous reposer, vous ravitailler et vous préparer pour le tour suivant. Si vous finissez juste avant la limite de temps, vous devrez repartir aussitôt.Au fil des heures, la course se transforme en une lutte mêlant gestion de l'allure, récupération, nutrition et résilience mentale. Chaque tour compte. Chaque heure impose une nouvelle décision : poursuivre ou non... Race Format & Rules The Backyard Ultra format is straightforward:A new lap begins every hour, on the hour.All runners must be present in the starting area before the start bell.The course must be completed within 60 minutes.Missing a start results in immediate elimination (DNF).Failure to complete a lap
within 60 minutes results in elimination (DNF).Eliminated runners may not restart.No personal assistance is permitted on the course.Personal support is only allowed between laps within the designated transition area.The winner is the final runner to successfully complete a solo lap after all other competitors have been eliminated.Le format du Backyard Ultra est simple :Une nouvelle boucle commence chaque heure, à l'heure pile.Tous les coureurs doivent être présents dans la zone de départ avant le signal de départ.Le parcours doit être effectué en moins de 60 minutes.Manquer un départ entraîne une élimination immédiate (DNF).Ne pas terminer une boucle dans le délai de 60 minutes entraîne l'élimination (DNF).Les coureurs éliminés ne peuvent pas reprendre la course.Aucune assistance personnelle n'est autorisée sur le parcours.L'assistance personnelle n'est permise qu'entre les boucles, dans la zone de transition désignée.Le vainqueur est le dernier coureur à terminer une boucle en solitaire
après l'élimination de tous les autres concurrents. Event Support Support is intentionally simple.Water will be available in the start/transition area. Runners are responsible for bringing their own nutrition, electrolytes, hydration systems, and personal equipment.Between laps, runners may receive assistance from crew members within the transition area. No outside support is allowed while on the course.A limited number of toilets will be available in the starting area.L'assistance est volontairement simplifiée.De l'eau sera disponible dans la zone de départ/transition. Il incombe aux coureurs d'apporter leur propre ravitaillement, leurs électrolytes, leurs systèmes d'hydratation et leur équipement personnel.Entre les tours, les coureurs peuvent recevoir l'aide de membres de leur équipe d'assistance au sein de la zone de transition. Aucune assistance extérieure n'est autorisée sur le parcours.Un nombre limité de toilettes sera disponible dans la zone de départ. Recommended Gear The event
continues regardless of daylight conditions, making preparation essential.Recommended items include:HeadlampSpare batteriesPersonal water bottle or hydration flaskNutrition and electrolyte productsWeather-appropriate clothingRain gear if conditions requireWarm layers for overnight temperaturesCamp chair and recovery suppliesL'événement se poursuit quelles que soient les conditions de luminosité ; une bonne préparation est donc essentielle.Parmi les équipements recommandés, on trouve :Lampe frontalePiles de rechangeGourde ou poche à eau individuelleProduits de nutrition et électrolytesVêtements adaptés à la météoÉquipement de pluie si nécessaireVêtements chauds pour les températures nocturnesChaise de camping et matériel de récupération Event's current local time: 4:42 AM ET
Ready to hit the pavement in the famous P’tit Train du Nord Marathon? 🚀 It's not just a simple race, but an adventure through the breathtaking landscapes of the Laurentians in the heart of Quebec.
Join the Lake George Land Conservancy for the 10th Annual Amy’s Adventure Race for the Lake, set to take place on Saturday, October 3, 2026! Back by popular demand, we will be offering a 4.5 mile trail race as well as a 10 mile loop, taking you through Amy's Park, a beautiful wooded preserve nestled in the Adirondacks that offers challenging and rugged terrain with 700 feet of elevation gain amidst ponds, marshes, and forests. For more information on the race, please click here.
Proceeds will support the conservation work of the Lake George Land Conservancy. Our mission is to protect the land within the Lake George watershed to preserve the world-renowned water quality of this amazing lake. The proceeds from this race will directly go towards conserving critical lands in the Lake George Watershed. Since 1988, the LGLC has protected more than 14,221 acres of land in the area.
Protecting wetland areas like Amy’s Park is the primary way pollutants are filtered out of the water before it reaches Lake George.
Race Sign-Up
Early Bird Special! Registration is $20 until November 30, 2025! ($30 for the 10 mile loop).
Registration is $30 until September 3 ($40 for the 10 mile loop). Starting September 4, it is $40 until it closes on October 2 ($50 for the 10 mile loop). Registration includes a raffle ticket into the After-Party raffle, a beer from the Bolton Landing Brewing Company at the finish line, and a medal. Amy's Race 2025 T-shirts are an additional $10 and can be purchased during registration.
Day-of Information
Registration sign-in/bib collection will be 6:30-8:30 AM. The 10 mile loop begins at 8 AM and the 4.5 mile begins at 9 AM.
There will be an after-party open to all race participants and members of the community at the Bolton Landing Brewing Company, where there will be a raffle, beer, and more!
A 1,600-vertical-foot time trial up the east side of Appalachian Gap in the heart of Vermont's Green Mountains and at the height of the changing colors of fall. All proceeds benefit Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports, one of the most highly regarded adaptive-sports programs in the country, in cooperation with the Mad River Valley Chamber of Commerce.
Introducing the fall Adirondack Women's Weekend featuring two incredible days of fully supported road cycling from the relaxing and cozy Lodge at Schroon Lake.
Dates: October 9-11
Location: Schroon Lake
Mileage: 15-32 miles/day
Participation Cap: 10 riders
Benefits: Schroon Lake Association
Since the June Adirondack Women's Weekend sells out annually, it's time to introduce an intimate boutique event for the fall with a maximum of 10 riders. And there's no better place to host it than the stunning Schroon Lake region and the incredible Lodge at Schroon Lake. Whether attending solo or with friends, this small group experience is all about fun, relaxation and having a great time, on and off your bike. Add in delicious dining, fun surprises and the blissful ease of knowing everything is taken care of and you've got a weekend of enjoying the best of the southern Adirondacks without the stress of planning. We make sure of that by providing professional cycling guides, fully stocked rest stops, a mechanic, and a support vehicle.
Highlights include a delicious Friday arrival dinner, happy hours on Friday and Saturday, two incredible fully supported road cycling routes and the camaraderie you can only get from a small group tour in the Adirondacks.
Need a teaser? Check out this video from one of our June events in Saranac Lake, which we've modeled this new event after.
Best of all, a portion of the event proceeds will support the Schroon Lake Association and their volunteer efforts to preserve, promote, and protect the welfare of Schroon Lake, the Schroon River, and the watershed area.
Registration Includes
2 nights’ single or double accommodations
2 fully supported & guided road cycling routes
Hearty rest stops
Secure bike parking
Exquisite dinner the night of arrival
Breakfast Saturday and Sunday
Event gifts & surprises
Our Host
Lodge at Schroon Lake
This incredible property is a beautiful 36-acre resort on the west shore of Schroon Lake featuring 116 rooms, 32 of which are pet-friendly. It includes hotel rooms, standalone cabins and chalets, and upscale glamping sites. Plus, guests have access to a world-class restaurant and bar, miniature golf, multi-purpose sports courts, and a private beach with docks and a deck. Additional amenities include an indoor pool, a private marina, a game room, and lawn games.
It is in Montreal, in the province of Quebec, in Canada, that takes place every year, in the month of October, one of the country's most beautiful and famous marathons ⭐️: the Beneva Montreal Marathon 🇨🇦. But that's not all: in addition to this legendary 42 km, a half-marathon is also organized, as well as a 10 km, a 5 km, a children's race 1 km and "The Mile" (a race of 1.6 km). And you know what? You can even do a "combo" and run two races 😯. That's the cherry on top, isn't it? 🍒
Vermont Youth Cycling is excited to welcome you to race #4 at the Catamount Outdoor Family Center!
This event is being hosted the same weekend as Green Mountain Cyclocross and we hope many youth/families will stay for the weekend and give cyclocross a try! GMCX will host a skills clinic Saturday afternoon, after the conclusion of our races.
CAMPING ON SITE - details to come!
IF YOU ARE A MEMBER OF VTYC YOUR REGISTRATION TO ALL RACES IS FREE. PLEASE USE THE HONOR SYSTEM AND THE COUPON CODE YOU WERE EMAILED FOR FREE REGISTRATION. If you are not a member, please join the League (and enjoy the rest of the season FREE + member benefits!) or pay the $50 single race entry fee.
Parents are encouraged to contribute to the festival atmosphere by bringing a tent/chairs and food for your riders. Please bring what you will need for the day and pack out your trash. Portable toilets will be available on site.
Schedule: Please note that start times may be delayed slightly but will not begin ahead of the time below.
8:30-9:45 Course open to pre-ride
9:00-9:45 Chip Pick-up and day-of Registration
9:30 Mandatory Coaches Meeting at VTYC Tent (including parents of independent riders)
10:00 Cat C and C+ Race Start
10:15 Junior Race Start
10:30-11:15 Chip Pick-up and Day-of Registration for Cat A/B
*10:45 Pre-riding for Cat A and B allowed
~11:00 Cat C, Junior and all First-timers Podium
11:30 Cat B Race Start
12:30 Cat A Race Start
~1:30 Cat A/B Podium
Podium
Awards will be given to the top five riders in each category so make sure you stick around! We will do a Junior/Cat C podium at approximately 11am. Cat A/B podiums will occur at the completion of those events.
Course Pre-riding
The course will be open to pre-ride Saturday morning from 8:30-9:45am before the first race takes off. Cat A and B riders may pre-ride at 10:45 and MUST yield to Junior riders still out on course.
Chip Timing
We will have volunteers collecting chip in the finish chute. Riders MUST return their chip or they will be charged $50.
Volunteers
We need many volunteers to make the day run smoothly! Please sign up to help us out!
Other
Independent racers are welcome! If you want to participate but aren't linked up with a team yet, please register as an 'Independent' rider and come out for a fun time!
If you have young riders below 5th Grade, bring them along as there will be lots of fun racing to watch.
Stowe Trails Partnership is thrilled to present Vermont’s favorite autumn mountain bike tradition: the 15th annual Leaf Blower Fall Classic Mountain Bike Festival! This year’s Leaf Blower will be held on Saturday, October 10th, 2026, and will be hosted at Strawberry Hill Farm. With amazing riding for all ability levels, awesome vendors, homegrown food, local libations, and live music, there is no better way to cap off the season than with this one-day community bike bash.
As always, the marquee draw will be the rides, tackling some of the northeast’s best terrain and affording some of Vermont’s most epic views—whether you love endurance or are new to riding, we have a singletrack loop for you that’ll pass multiple aid stations and maximize the fun!
After you’ve gotten your fill of single-track, join us back at Strawberry Hill Farm for a variety of food trucks; some brews and beverages; music, and a vendor village full of local businesses. Your registration fee covers the rides, vendor garden, aid station snacks, a post-ride beverage, and a food truck dinner.
Be sure to register early - we expect the event to sell out. The Leaf Blower is STP’s biggest fundraiser of the year, so we appreciate your participation! Ticket pricing below, and don't forget to add your Leaf Blower shirt to your order. Pre-orders must be purchased by September 20th, 2026!
Early Bird Pricing July 15-Sept 1, 2026:
Active STP member: $65
Non-member: $90
Regular Pricing:
Active STP member: $75
Non-member: $100
Event Location
Strawberry Hill Farm, 300 Meadow Lane, Stowe, VT 05672
This is a dog-free event. Please leave your furry friends at home!
Event Schedule
We’ll see you on Saturday, October 10th! This is a rain-or-shine event, but in the event of a total monsoon that would cause ample damage to the trails, we will refund your ticket.
9:00am: Registration opens
9:30am – 11:30am: Riders depart
12:30pm – 5:00pm: Food is served
4:00pm – 6:00pm: Music and Lawn Games
Parking
This year, parking will be at Strawberry Hill Farms!
More information on the rides can be found in the images below:
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Dirt for Dinner is a fall community mountain bike ride and fundraiser bringing people together around bikes and food justice in Vermont!
This is a non-competitive event open to mountain bikers of all abilities. Riders will have the option of a chill led ride or aggressive led ride.
During registration, participants will choose one of three Vermont-based nonprofit organizations to donate to as their entrance fee:
Salvation Farms:
Salvation Farms’ mission is to create a future where all are fed and farms are thriving. Through partnerships, effective use of available resources, and skill-building, we work to fully integrate surplus food from local farms into a resilient and sustainable food system.
Intervale Center:
Intervale Center’s mission is to strengthen community food systems that sustain farms, land, and people.
Hunger Free Vermont:
Hunger Free Vermont’s mission is to end the injustice of hunger and malnutrition for all Vermonters.
Event Details:
Location: Perry Hill
Date: Saturday, October 10
Arrival: 10:00 AM
Ride Start: 10:30 AM
After the ride, we’ll hang out at the parking lot with snacks and information about the organizations supported.
We can’t wait to pedal for a purpose together!
Questions? Reach out to [email protected]
Memphremagog Trails Present: Grateful (An XC Race)
WE'RE SO BACK!
Welcome to Memphremagog Trails—quietly home to some of the best singletrack in the region. Once again home to Grateful, this XC mountain bike race is equally challenging and accessible at a fraction of the cost of typical cycling events!
The Course!
A freshly-updated 10-mile loop of pure singletrack magic:
Fast, flowy, machined descents
Tight, twisty tech (watch out for roots and tight trees…. It's old-school tech at its finest)
Over 1,300 ft of elevation gain per lap
Designed to challenge and reward riders of all levels.
Race It or Ride It!
You choose your vibe:
Race 1 Lap (10+ miles): A solid test of skill and stamina
Race 2 Laps (ENDURANCE….We like a little bit of crazy)
Party Pace Option: No timing —ride the course at your own speed, soak up the views. Enjoy the full race-day atmosphere without any pressure.
Kids Race/Ride: Free youth race/ride for new riders. Group leaders will lead the next generation through the youth course, ending at the same finish line as the racers. Adults should plan to ride with their kids.
Grateful is built on a “No Pressure, No Prejudice” mindset—welcoming all genders and abilities at an affordable cost.
The After-Party
After the ride, enjoy delicious local food trucks, live music, and the unbeatable energy of the Northeast Kingdom community. Local artisans will be at the on-site farmers market, and the pump track and skills area will be open to all ages. Bring the family and make a day of it.
2026 Cause
This year, Grateful will be recognizing our friend Anthony Moccia—co-founder of Rasputitsa and an early force behind Grateful, and a dedicated member of the Northeast Kingdom community. His leadership and generosity helped shape the inclusive riding culture we all value today.
In his honor, proceeds from Grateful will support the Halo Foundation, which provides financial assistance to families navigating cancer treatment, and Little Bellas, an organization that creates a community to empower women through cycling
Our Story
Founded in 2021, Grateful has become a defining event in the Northeast Kingdom. Built on inclusion and connection, it brings together experienced riders and those new to the sport in a welcoming, challenging environment.
At its core, Grateful is about community. Through local partnerships and a commitment to giving back, the event has donated over $15,000 in the past five years to organizations that strengthen this place we call home.
Past and Future Events!
Want a sense of what to expect? Check out this video! Curious about the course? Here is the GPX file from 2025 (note…this course will be slightly different in 2026).
Interested in more XC racing in the NEK? Head over to Victory Hill and sign up for the Circumvictory! All Grateful participants get a special entry discount code!
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