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A mountain-built trek up Burke Mountain’s rugged Northeast Kingdom ridges. The route climbs forested single-track and old logging roads, then breaks onto rocky ridgelines and spruce-soaked slopes for sweeping valley and mountain-range views. Push your pace. Carry your weight. Move with the pack.
Choose your distance: 7, 14, 21, or 28 miles, and complete in 10 hours to earn the coveted UltraTrax Grey Wolf Medal. Toss on a 10, 20, or 35-lb weighted vest or ruck and unlock bonus finisher swag + serious bragging rights. The course will be extremely well marked with a fun post-trek party for everyone to enjoy!
Trek Day Information
UltraTrax Burke Mountain kicks off at 7am on October 25, 2026. The starting line will be open from 7am to 10am with the post-trek party starting at 11am. It is not a race, but it is a timed event and walkers will have 10 hours to complete the course. Bibs can be mailed or picked up the morning of the event. **IF YOU REGISTER AFTER 10/1/26, BIBS MUST BE PICKED UP IN PERSON. A friend or relative can pick up a bib if you can't attend. Complimentary parking is available onsite. Finishers will receive a custom t-shirt and velcro patch. Level 3 and 4 participants will also qualify to earn our coveted UltraTrax Grey Wolf medal. Refreshments and food will be available after the race.
Event Highlights
Exhilarating Trails: Experience an incredible loop trail across Burke Mountain's scenic wooded terrain, offering stunning views and varied hiking paths.
All Level Challenge: UltraTrax is designed for beginners and experienced athletes alike. Bring a friend and level up the route by adding weight to carry!
Fun Atmosphere: Enjoy the lively setting with fellow adventurers. Spectators and participants can also enjoy on site activities like zip lines, waterpark, mountain coaster, and more!
Delicious Base Camp Food: Base Camp welcomes guests a relaxing and energetic area to celebrate with friends and family.
Mission Driven
UltraTrax is committed to making a positive impact beyond its events. A portion of all proceeds is donated to the Conservation Lands Foundation.
Course
The race takes place at Arrowhead Golf Course in Milton VT on the Laura’s Tears trail.
Registration
Pre-registration is online and will close on Saturday, Oct. 26 at midnight. Registration day of the race will be open from 8:00-9:15 AM.
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.
Entry Fee
$15 Pre-registration (GMAA Members subtract $5)
Food & Water
Post-race refreshments will be provided.
Facilities
There will be two porta-potties and handwashing stations set up for your convenience.
Awards
Prizes will be awarded to the top male, female, and non-binary finishers overall. Other prizes will be distributed by raffle.
Parking
Please be aware of other runners and spectators as you enter and exit the race area.
Information
This race, previously known as “The Hills Are Alive,” now has a fun Halloween theme. Wear your best running costume! Questions to race director, Laura Ryan at [email protected]
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.
2026 Bar Harbor Wealth Management Tiger Run 12K/5K
Benefitting the Cross Country and Track & Field Programs
at Indian River Middle School and Mascoma Valley Regional High School.
The 5K is a friendly out and back course, all on blacktop road. The 12K is a scenic loop course, mixing black top and dirt roads.
In person race day registration will be open from 8:15-9:45 on October 26th, with cash or check only.In the spirit of New Hampshire’s 12K race history, come join us on October 25 in scenic Enfield, NH. We’ll be offering race distances of 12K, on a certified course, as well as a 5K race for those who want a shorter distance. The races will benefit the Track and Cross Country programs at Indian River Middle School and Mascoma Valley Regional High School, with the 12K taking place on a scenic course featuring views of Mascoma Lake. Football fans, don’t worry, you’ll spend the morning on a beautiful fall course and be home by the 1:00PM kickoff.
Prices will be: $50 for the 18 and over 12K
$45 for the 17 and under 12K
$40 for the 16 and over 5K
$35 for the 15 and under 5K
You can take advantage of much lower rates by registering early online as well.
The 12K portion of the event is proud to once again be part of the 2026 Upper Valley Running Series, but this year folks can run the 5K and count it towards the UVRS finisher qualifications as well (series points will not be given for the 5K distance, only credit for completing a series race). More info on the Upper Valley Running Series can be found at https://uppervalleyrunningclub.org/upper-valley-running-series/. The 2026 Upper Valley Running Series is brought to you by BE Fit Physical Therapy.
We are also extremely proud to be part of the New Hampshire Grand Prix for the first time ever, where we'll see the best running clubs in New Hampshire squaring off against each other on our course. For more info on the New Hampshire Grand Prix, please visit https://www.nhgp.org/
Register for RUTfest!
Welcome to the SIXTH annual RUTFest (Richmond Ultra Trail Festival) - a weekend devoted to running and hiking local trails with our community. This 36-hour "race" includes two different 3-4 mile trail loops at Catamount Outdoor Family Center, with gorgeous views of Camel's Hump and Mt. Mansfield. These two loops are run on repeat, whenever you want.This will be a relaxed, low-key, adventure run, for the community and not for competition. This is the weekend to run (or walk) further than you ever have before.Entry fee- donation based. We want this to be an inclusive event and don’t want money to keep anyone from enjoying the trails, the event, or the community. How much should you donate? We've got a variety of suggestions. Donate what feels fair to you for a 36-hour event (+1 bonus hour for Daylight Savings Time!). There are add-on donation options if you'd like to donate more to the organization of your choice. If a donation is out of your capability, please email [email protected] and we'll get you set up with a free voucher.All profits from the race are split 50/50 between Catamount Outdoor Family Center and Migrant Justice!Catamount Outdoor Family Center in Williston, Vermont, is a non-profit organization that manages the Catamount Community Forest, offering year-round outdoor recreation like mountain biking, hiking, trail running, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing on over 400 acres with extensive trail networks. It hosts events, summer camps, and races.Migrant Justice is a Vermont-based, immigrant farmworker-led organization that advocates for the human rights and economic justice of immigrant farmworkers, particularly in the dairy industry. They organize for systemic change through campaigns like "Milk with Dignity," which improves conditions in the dairy supply chain, and have successfully won policy changes for immigrant rights in Vermont, such as access to healthcare and education. The organization also runs a rapid response network to counter immigration enforcement actions. Registered participants will receive event updates and info by email. All participants will be asked to sign up for a 1-hour volunteer shift at the aid station as well as donate a snack to the aid station.Runners check in at the main aid station to run laps whenever they would like during the event. The loops alternate on the north and south side of Catamount, about 3 and 4 miles respectively. You are free to come and go as you want all weekend long. Please check-in with a volunteer when you leave for safety reasons. Thinking of running 100 miles? We have sweet buckles made that you can purchase after you finish. Kickoff @ 6AM Saturday Oct. 31. Check-in any time, all weekend. Closing @ 6PM Sunday Nov. 1.QUESTIONS? Email our RD at [email protected] Richmond Trail Running Club on Facebook and Instagram!
All Time Distances - By Year
DISTANCENAMEYEAR133Chris Paquette2025129Catie Markesich2024119Benjamin Lane2023116Nik Ponzio2022112Will Robinson2021105Rob Rives2023105Catie Markesich2023105Prem Linskey2021105Benjamin Lane2021102Justin Kunz2022102Kaitlynn Miller2022102Fernando Salcido2021101Aleida Castillo-Gage2025101Amber Constant2024101Andrew Johnstone2023101Arlee Hiskey2022101Benjamin Feinson2024101Brennen Thompson2024101Bucky Love2025101Colton Francis2022101Darrel Lasell2023101Dipak Bhattacharyya2025101Eli Burakian2025101Fernando Salcido2024101Gregory Dorchies2025101Guy Alderdice Jr2025101Hannah Doyle2025
DISTANCENAMEYEAR101Jack Finn2024101Katlin Rhodes2024101Kenny Komala2024101Kenny Komala2023101Kenny Komala2025101Krista Alderdice2025101Mark Clement2023101Michael Trigg2025101Owen Rachampbell2024101Patrick Kistner2024101Peter Lawson2024101Peter Teal2025101Phillips Hutchison2025101Samuel Beste2022101Satya Yalamanchi2025101Steven Merrill2025101Sumner Kuehne2023101Tim Richmond2025101Victoria Hart2025101Will Robinson2023101William Biediger2025101Xander Swann2025101Xavier Perreault2024100April Farnham2022100Cris Cote2025100George Robinson2022100Ira Wheeler2022100Shelly Audette2021
All time Distances - By Runner
NAMEDISTANCEKenny Komala390Benjamin Feinson345Cris Cote317Owen Rachampbell298Catie Markesich297Will Robinson283Kaitlynn Miller269Guy Alderdice Jr258Krista Alderdice258Rob Rives244George Alexion233Maia Buckingham230Benjamin Lane224Nik Ponzio224Arlee Hiskey220Fernando Salcido203Justin Kunz200Darrel Lasell196Seth Kutikoff193April Farnham184Scott Benerofe181Colton Francis164Ira Wheeler162Devin Tyman161Hans Buehler161Derek Macdonald147Susie Brooks147Theresa Legan147Prem Linskey146Catherine Weiner137Jim Feinson136Shelly Audette135
NAMEDISTANCEChris Paquette133Alec Duling132Mark Clement129Katlin Rhodes125Xavier Perreault125Amber Constant122Cari Causey121Patrick Kistner118Madaileine Kingsbury112Roth Bernstein112Adam Gamelin104Aleida Castillo-Gage101Andrew Johnstone101Brennen Thompson101Bucky Love101Dipak Bhattacharyya101Eli Burakian101Gregory Dorchies101Hannah Doyle101Jack Finn101Michael Trigg101Peter Lawson101Peter Teal101Phillips Hutchison101Samuel Beste101Satya Yalamanchi101Steven Merrill101Sumner Kuehne101Tim Richmond101Victoria Hart101William Biediger101Xander Swann101
Event's current local time: 4:57 AM ET
Moreau Half The Moreau half is a challenging 14 mile tour of the Moreau Lake State Park trail system. This will be an epic trail race on some of the best mountain single track in the area.Sign up by October 18th to guarantee you get a shirt! Where & When: Start and finish are at the Moreau Lake State Park beach in the parkFirst wave start time 8amThere is no fee to enter the park. Parking available near the beach. The Course: Moreau HalfThe course runs roughly 14 miles and 2700 feet of gain over winding technical singletrack. This is not a half-marathon for beginners. Most runners should expect to double their road half-marathon time. The course will be fully marked and there will be one aid station at Bonita Lake about 6 miles into the race. Event's current local time: 4:58 AM ET
The 12th annual Granite City 5K Run/Walk for Veterans | Saturday, November 7, 2026. The Granite City 5k Run/Walk is to celebrate the service people in our armed forces and raise awareness of the many challenges veterans endure.
This event is produced in collaboration with The Barre Partnership, the Sons of the American Legion Squadron #10 and Barre Elks Lodge #1535.
Mount Ascutney Vertical Backyard
Mount Ascutney Vertical BackyardA "Last Person Standing" type of event. Each hour participants will ascend (and descend) 1209 vertical feet via one of two routes. The race ends when there is only one person left.November 21, 2025 - 9:00 AM start90 RunnersCome out for a few hours or see just how much up and down your legs can handle before enjoying Thanksgiving dinner a few days later. ALL RUNNERS (and fast hikers too!) are welcome. This is a chance to challenge yourself, and exceed your expectations. Can you make it 4 hours, 8 hours, 12 hours, 24 hours?Runners have one hour to complete each lap (yard), and must be at the start line on the hour to continue racing. The laps are short, 2.25 miles with 1,209 feet of gain. Why 1209 feet per lap? If anyone can make it 24 hours, they will have equaled the ascent from sea level to the top of Mt. Everest. Runners will have the ability to do three laps up the t-bar path (403 feet) or one lap up to a spot on the hiking trail much higher on the mountain (1209 feet) each hour.We'll have one aid station at the bottom, with hot food available throughout the event and indoor tables and bathrooms at Ascutney Outdoors Center.Small prizes for all runners who hit elevation gains equivalent to:Mt. Washington (6,288 ft) - 5 Yards and a bit moreMt. Whitney (14,505 feet) - 12 YardsMt. Everest (29,032 feet) - 24 YardsAwards for:Cash Lap (m/f/nb) - Fastest Yard which occurs on hour 5Vert Gobbler - Turn around at higher turnaround, ~180ft extra per lap. Finisher with most extra vert wins.Assist - 2nd PlaceWinner - Last Person StandingThere will be spots to camp the night before and personal aid stations such as EZ-ups and tables are permitted.Much of the course is visible from the bottom, so it's a great spectator race, and racers will have endless views throughout. This a late November race on a mountain, so be prepared for any weather. It will get cold at night and there could be snow and ice.The course is 2.25 miles with approximately 1,209 feet of gain per mile. Links to loops below (ignore Strava's elevation gain in links below)Long loop:https://www.strava.com/routes/3412854362312059184Short Loop:https://www.strava.com/routes/3412870885962649666$150 entry fee (not including taxes)75% refunds through Oct 150% refunds through Nov 15% of entry fees will be donated to Ascutney Outdoors.5% of entry fees will be donated to Ascutney Trails Association5% of entry fees will be donated to West Windsor Fast SquadRunner's Handbookhttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1yJx64z9sCVIYtIy_bqit1NxOJBvCotgImykX8Nar8BQ/edit?usp=sharing
Event's current local time: 5:06 AM ET
Course
5K loop on the UVM women's cross-country course. Great footing (not counting snow or ice) on cinder/paved path and grass - some single track. No pets, headphones, strollers or bicycles allowed on the course. Walkers welcome. Walkers and slower runners please line up towards the back for safety at the crowded start.
Registration
Online registration available until race morning - 9:40 AM. Donations can be made online or in-person on race day (see "Entry Fee" info below).
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Race day registration at Gutterson Field House at UVM in Burlington from 9:00 - 9:40 AM.
The race will be held in the rain, snow, or shine!
Entry Fee
Suggested donation $5 ($10 per family) and/or a food donation. Make checks payable to: Feeding Chittenden. Note: Runners are welcome to donate more than $5! All net proceeds go to Feeding Chittenden (formerly known as Chittenden Emergency Food Shelf).
Restrictions
Open to runners of all ages.
Anyone who goes inside at Gutterson must be vaccinated for COVID-19 and masked or have proof of a recent negative test and be masked.
Kids Race
There will be a free 1/4-mile kids' race at the Archie Post fields just before the 5K at 9:45 AM.
Prizes & Timing
The race will be timed with a large race clock, but only the top 10 finishing times will be recorded.
Raffle prizes will be awarded after the race, all participants and volunteers are eligible.
Benefit
Feeding Chittenden (formerly known as Chittenden Emergency Food Shelf)
Directions
Take Interstate 89 until exit 14. Get on route 2 west. Turn south onto Spear St. (via "jug handle" on right). Field House is on the right after 1/4 mile.
Information
Race Directors: Jess Marini - [email protected]
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.
Hi Everyone,
Please note that you can pick up race packets on the 26th of November between 3-5:00P at Woodstock Elementary School, 15 South St., Woodstock, VT 05091
Registration on race day is at the Woodstock Elementary School. WE WILL HAVE LIVE MUSIC "JOHN SNYDER'S BAND!" BE SURE TO REGISTER BETWEEN 8:00 a.m. AND 9:30 a.m. SO THE RACE CAN BEGIN ON TIME!
Thank you for registering for this enjoyable family event to support Zack's Place. On Thanksgiving Day, whether you are in Woodstock, the surrounding towns, Vermont, other states, or beyond, we are hoping to see your pictures or even see you in town walking or running the Zack's Place 5K Turkey Trot to support programs at Zack's Place.
We have a couple of changes. Due to some canine issues last year, we are unable to host your dog or pets in this event. Please do not bring your pets to the Turkey Trot. Also, parking was somewhat difficult last year, and this year we will be providing you with parking suggestions below.
The Zack's Place Turkey Trot, a 5K run and walk held on Thanksgiving Day, was established in 2007 and has become a dependable annual fundraiser ever since. In 2007, almost 200 people participated. In 2024, over 1,600 people participated and raised $119,000. All of the proceeds of the race are dedicated to our operational costs.
In years past participants would line up and register for the race a band entertains them on a flatbed truck. Refreshments are offered. The race begins in front of the Woodstock Elementary School at 10:00 AM, with the more skilled runners in front and the rest following. The run meanders through the historic Village of Woodstock, then towards Billings Farm, around Mountain Avenue, and back around The Town Green, ending at the starting line. An award ceremony with refreshments and a band follows the race, where medals are presented.
Families run together as college students and relatives gather for the Thanksgiving celebration. Grandparents and young children in carriages participate as walkers. It has become a tradition for many in the Woodstock area; however, we also have "satellite participants" who cannot be in Woodstock but run with family wherever they are: Hawaii, Italy, New York City, etc. This is indeed a day of thanks where individuals help support our enrichment center and simultaneously give thanks for their gifts.
Suggested parking:
Mill Building 21710- 41F Maxham Meadow Way Woodstock, VT 05091
Sunset Farms 21710 Maxham Meadow Way, Woodstock, VT 05091
East End Park 217-03 Maxham Meadow Way, Woodstock, VT 05091
OHC/Masonic Temple 30 Pleasant Street, Woodstock, VT 05091
Billings Farm and Museum 69 Old River Road, Woodstock, VT 05091
Woodstock Rec. Ctr. 54 River Street, Woodstock, VT 05091
Woodstock Country Club 78 South Street, Woodstock, VT 05091
Village of Woodstock Street Parking: Elm Street, Central Street and Pleasant Streets only
No parking around the Woodstock Village Green*
Krampulauf The half goat half demon Krampus who has been known to punish misbehaving children around Christmas time will be coming back to the Dartmouth Ski way in Lyme NH for the Krampuslauf 5K, 10K, and 9-hour event!The course starts at the base of the mountain at the beautiful ski-lodge. Runners will head out to on Holt's side of the mountain where they will take on he first challenging 5K up the mountain. Once completed, 5K runners will cross the finish line and 10K runners will continue to the 5K course on the Winslow side of the mountain. Course information can be found at this link https://www.alltrails.com/explore/map/map-8900faa-6?u=i&sh=tndajd How many laps can you get in 9-hours? You will complete the entire 10K loop which includes both Holt’s and Winslow side of the mountain. When finishing Winslow, you will pass the lodge on the back side and there is access inside where we will have an area set up for you to leave a drop bag/bin. Please keep your area within reason. I am not
going to set a specific space size unless this becomes an issue. After you warm up, replenish water, food, you will leave the same door you came in and continue down the trail to start the 10K loop again on Holt’s side of the mountain. Each runner will receive a 10K medal after completing the first lap. Each lap after that, you will be given a Race Mozey pin to put on the lanyard holding the medal. Once you complete your fifth lap (50K), you will be upgraded to the 50K medal and continue to receive pins after that if you continue. You will start your race at 7:00 AM and the race will end at 4:00 PM. This means that if you cross the finish line at 4:00:01 PM, that lap will not count towards your entire mileage for the race. For the runners looking at placement, time will be the tie breaker if more than one runner achieves the same number of laps. That means that if the two top runners complete 7 laps, the runner who completed the laps in the quicker time will be awarded the winner. Laps will
be tracked by a board within the pit area. You will mark your time in and out. This is non-negotiable as this will allow us to know who is out on course and how long you have been out there. IMPORTANT TO NOTE: Since you are stopping at the lodge prior to the finish line, your lap will not officially count until you cross the finish line (the door to the lodge is 100 yards from the finish). Once you complete the race, you will need to cross the finish and then enter either back up through the back door or through the front door and back up through the stairs. 10K Runners: You will complete both 5K courses on each side of the mountain. You will start your race at 9:00 AM on Holt’s side of the mountain. After completing Holt’s, you will run across the road and start the 5K course on Winslow side. When you are completing your 10K race, you will continue past the lodge to the finish line.5K Runners: You will run the 5K course on Holt’s side. Your race will begin at 10:00 AM. Once you complete
the course, you will cross the road and run through the finish line located next to the lodge. Event's current local time: 5:11 AM ET
2026 Santa Shuffle Montreal
Fun Run & Elf Walk
The Salvation Army’s Santa Shuffle is a national fundraising event supporting the local work of The Salvation Army in communities across Canada.
By registering for the Montreal Santa Shuffle, you are joining a community of participants and fundraisers helping provide food, shelter, and hope to individuals and families facing hardship.
As a Santa Shuffler, your registration includes:
A race bib.
A one-of-a-kind finisher's medal and Christmas Tree Ornament to celebrate your achievement!
Tons of fun with friends, family, and the entire community!
An opportunity to fundraise for your local Salvation Army, with every dollar raised helping to ensure practical assistance and compassionate support are available in your community.
New for 2026: Be a Holiday Hope Champion!
When you take part in The Salvation Army’s Santa Shuffle and become a fundraiser, you become a Holiday Hope Champion as you help raise funds to support the vital work of The Salvation Army in your community.
To thank participants for their fundraising efforts and early support, a number of limited-edition items are available:
Raise $50 or more and receive a limited edition 2026 Santa Shuffle Buff/Neck Gaiter
Raise $150 or more (youth: $100 or more)
Receive a limited edition 2026 Santa Shuffle Toque
Receive a limited edition 2026 Santa Shuffle Hoodie
These items recognize the meaningful difference you are making. Every dollar raised helps provide food, shelter, and practical support to individuals and families facing hardship.
Please note: Donors will receive a donation confirmation when supporting the charity online, and The Salvation Army will be issuing official tax receipts for donations over $20.
Simplified Registration for 2026
We’ve made registering for The Salvation Army’s Santa Shuffle easier than ever this year.
For 2026, there is one simple registration option for everyone:
"Individual – 5K Fun Run / 1K Elf Walk"
Whether you plan to run or walk, all participants register through a single, streamlined process — making it quicker and easier to sign up and get started.
To ensure the event remains accessible to everyone, discounts are automatically applied at checkout:
Youth (18 and under) and Seniors (65+) receive $10 off registration
Group registrations receive:
10% off per registration for groups of 4–9 participants
15% off per registration for groups of 10 or more participants
No codes are required, and all eligible discounts are applied automatically when you register.
RunVermont's mission is to support running as a lifelong activity by producing exceptional events and programs that engage our community and celebrate the athletic spirit. RunVermont endeavors to start this support early by offering free youth races throughout the year and through its Mini Milers program.
Mini Milers gives elementary school children access to fitness, good nutrition, community service and goal setting, all while having fun and being safe. Children meet weekly with Mini Miler leaders to get motivated, get educated, get some exercise, and keep track of their progress.
Mini Milers are not required to participate in RunVermont's Memorial Day Weekend Youth Events, which include the M&T Bank Vermont City Two Mile and the Mini Marathon, but the majority of Mini Milers, along with several hundred other youth, choose to. While it does cost money to participate in these youth events, RunVermont does not want a registration fee to be a barrier to any youth participating and offers scholarship entries upon request.
Help us support creating the space for kids to learn about being healthy and active at an early age so that they will go on to have a lifelong love of running and staying active.
$65 - Pays for 3+ siblings to participate in a Memorial Day Weekend Youth Event
$50 - Pays for 2 siblings to participate in a Memorial Day Weekend Youth Event
$40 - Pays for 2 youth to participate in Mini Milers
$30 - Pays for a youth to participate in a Memorial Day Weekend Youth Event
$15 - Pays for a youth to participate in Mini Milers
Coin des Coureurs
DIx 30 Run club
WEDNESDAY'S AT 6:30PM
Join us for Free Run Club on Wednesdays at our Store! We will run from 6:30pm - 7:30pm. Our store will be open until 7:30pm on Wednesdays.
All runners welcome!
Extremus presented by The Endurance Society Welcome to Extremus presented by The Endurance Society, a long‑distance winter point‑to‑point trek through the spectacular Adirondack wilderness known this year as the Great Range Traverse. Over 24 miles of snow, ice, rock, and wind, this course traverses remote backcountry terrain that challenges both body and mind.The course features approximately 10,000 feet of total elevation change. Adirondack alpine terrain with varied surfaces including snow, ice, and technical rock sections.This is a remote wilderness experience.Participants should be prepared for a full day in winter conditions with variable weather and temperatures.This is an alpine style group trek and NOT a race. Included Support & Perks Your race entry includes:HoodieHatStickersFriday night dinnerSaturday breakfastSaturday night dinnerShuttle service to trailhead at the start. Shuttle service when your day is complete (from trail to hostel). Lodging is not included! There are
options:Bunks available at TMax-n-Topo, 5046 Cascade Road, Lake Placid, NY 12946 (on-site group lodging)TMax Hostel will serve as the host location and there are 24 bunks ($32 per night) which are first come first serve and YOU MUST RESERVE ONLINE. Private rooms across the street at Cascade hotelNumerous other lodging choices in Lake Placid, NY. LODGING IS NOT INCLUDED IN YOUR ENTRY FEE. What Equipment Do I Need? This is a self-supported winter trek. Your pack should start under 30 lbs—half of that will be food and water. Overloading slows you down and increases risk of fatigue, exposure, and injury. Choose gear carefully, and layer smartly. Avoid cotton and overdressing—sweat can become dangerous in winter cold.You don’t need to spend big on fancy gear, but the basics matter for safety. Required and optional gear is listed below, including shared group items.Individual Gear (Required)BackpackInsulated, waterproof bootsGaitersMicrospikes or cramponsSnowshoesWater bottles or hydration
systemGogglesHeadlamp + extra batteriesToilet paperHand warmersInsulated gloves or mittensWool/synthetic socks (extras)Beanie or warm hat (extras)Neck gaiter or ski maskMid-layer (fleece, etc.)Insulated top layer (puffy or wool)Shell jacket and pantsPhone (photos/emergencies) – store support team numbersOptionalTrekking polesAnti-chafing balmFoot care/blister kitSleeping padMountaineering axe (if needed)Group Gear (Shared/Provided)Radio (assigned to subgroup leads – Channel 1)Mobile phone – limited signal in some areasFirst aid kit Extremus Experience Extremus is a long distance, point-to-point winter trek. This year's trek is in the Adirondacks and known as the Great Range Traverse!24 miles of snow, ice, rock, and wind.10,000 feet of elevation change.Remote WildernessAlpine-style group adventure. The Endurance Society® The Endurance Society® was founded in 2014 to offer extraordinary physical and psychological adventures to the endurance community. Their mission is to create life-changing,
mind-blowing experiences while fostering community involvement through their members.The organization values strength, resilience, loyalty, and teamwork — encouraging athletes and adventurers from all backgrounds to push their limits and support one another through bold, shared challenges. Event's current local time: 5:17 AM ET
Welcome to the Snowdevil Ultra, the original Spartan Founders event and the oldest Spartan challenge since 2003. Held at the iconic Riverside Farm in Pittsfield, VT, this venue is the heart and soul of Spartan history. Nestled in the picturesque Green Mountains, Riverside Farm offers a rugged, no-frills environment that embodies the true Spartan spirit.
The Snowdevil Ultra isn't just a race; it's a return to the roots of Spartan endurance. Expect demanding trails, relentless climbs, and breathtaking views. From the thousand-foot, three-mile climb to the dense spruce forest aptly named the Labyrinth, every step of this course will test your grit and determination.
Join us at Snowdevil for a pure, unadulterated challenge. Strip away the luxuries and face the raw, demanding conditions that have defined Spartan races for over two decades.