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Gabby Petito Foundation Second Annual 5K Run & Walk
📍 Blue Point, NY | 📅 September 19, 2026
Join us for the Second Annual Angel Run 5K, hosted by the Gabby Petito Foundation, as we come together on the fifth anniversary of Gabby’s homecoming to honor her life, her light, and her legacy. This powerful event serves as both a remembrance of Gabby’s spirit and a call to action — uniting communities to raise awareness, offer hope, and drive change.
The Angel Run 5K is more than just a race — it’s a movement. A celebration of bravery, strength, and resilience, the event supports the Gabby Petito Foundation’s mission to help victims of domestic violence and to provide critical resources for locating missing persons. Whether you run, walk, or cheer from the sidelines, your participation makes a difference.
All proceeds will go directly toward the foundation’s work in prevention, education, and support for families and individuals in need.
Let’s run for Gabby. Let’s run for those still searching for safety and home. Let’s run with purpose — and never stop raising our voices.
Together, we can bring them home.
Every step we take is a step toward education, prevention, and support for those affected by domestic violence. Proceeds from the event will directly fund the Gabby Petito Foundation’s mission to provide resources, education, and advocacy to keep others safe.
Following the race, join us for a celebration at Bodhi's, where we’ll gather as a community to honor Gabby’s memory, support survivors, and spread a message of hope and resilience.
Let’s run, walk, and stand together to make a difference.
The Dirty Dozen
Are you ready to join the ranks of the Dirty Dozen? In the heart of New York City’s Forest Park, an ultra challenge awaits that tests not only your endurance but your grit. The Dirty Dozen 50K isn’t just another looped race—it’s a battle of mind and body, packed into one of NYC’s most deceptively hilly green spaces. Whether you're an ultra veteran or a brave newcomer, this is your mission if you choose to accept it.
Course
The course consists of a 2.5-mile loop along the scenic Orange Trail, completed counterclockwise for a total of 12 laps. While it may seem tame on paper, don’t be fooled—each loop packs in 300 feet of elevation, amounting to a cumulative climb that’s no joke. You'll weave through shaded woods, rolling terrain, and the quiet pockets of Forest Park that make you forget you're still within city limits. The familiar rhythm of the loop becomes both your comfort and your challenge as the miles add up.
Aid Stations
After every loop, you’ll pass a fully stocked aid station offering hydration, nutrition, and encouragement to keep your engine running. Volunteers will be there with smiles, supplies, and support—ready to help you push through to the next lap.
Runner Experience
Expect a grassroots, no-frills atmosphere filled with tough, gritty runners who thrive on challenge and camaraderie. This race is part competition, part community—and 100% fun. Whether you're chasing a PR or just trying to finish all 12 loops within the 8-hour cutoff, you’ll be cheered on every step of the way. The repetitive nature of the course creates a unique bond between runners, volunteers, and spectators alike. And at the end, you'll have more than just tired legs—you’ll have earned your place in the Dirty Dozen.
Practical Details
Registration is open now, and space is limited. The race takes place on August 29 in Forest Park, Queens—easy to reach by public transportation or car. Be sure to arrive early for bib pickup and race briefing. Weather in late August can be unpredictable, so come prepared for heat, humidity, or sudden rain. And yes, you'll want trail shoes—those hills are real.
About the Organizers
The Dirty Dozen 50K is organized by a passionate team of New York-based ultrarunners who believe in creating grassroots, accessible, and tough-as-nails races within the five boroughs. Their mission is to challenge runners while building community—and Forest Park is their proving ground.
Event's current local time: 4:20 AM ET
GUESS YOUR PACE RACE! Exact course TBD and will be brand new. All runners will guess their time before the start. Points will be awarded two ways- based on time and based on proximity to each racer's guess.
Active duty military/veterans and active first responders are encouraged to contact the race for a discount.
Registration March 15 to August 27, 2026!
Choose from six beautiful routes: 12, 25, 50, 62, 100, or 125 miles -- through the farm and lake country of northern and western New Jersey.
Scenic routes, GPS files and cue sheets
Post-ride lunch, with vegetarian and gluten-free options, will be available for riders until 5:00 PM
Fully stocked rest stops
Roving SAG wagons/bike maintenance by local bike shops
Free 4-month BTCNJ membership for non-members
The Ramapo Rally goes on -- rain or shine!
Good news for non-BTCNJ members! Your Ramapo Rally registration fee also includes a special membership to BTCNJ. You will be able to access our ride schedule and find other member-specific information. Instructions as to how to activate your BTCNJ membership will be included in the confirmation email you will receive.
You can ride on your own or join escorted rides, which will leave at predetermined times on Rally morning. All riders under the age of 18 years old must be escorted by a parent or guardian. Experienced BTCNJ ride leaders will lead rides for the 12-, 25- and 50-mile routes. The 50-, 62-, 100-, and 125-mile routes will have experienced BTCNJ marshals. All century and 125-mile route riders must depart by 8:00 a.m. All riders must finish by 4:30 p.m.
Registered riders can pick up cue sheets at check-in, and there will be knowledgeable advisers to answer questions. Links to GPS files will be available on the “Routes” Tab ( www.ramaporally.com ) one week before the Rally. Please take a look at BTCNJ’s 2026 Ramapo Rally Guide for Riders for additional information.
Remember to visit www.ramaporally.com frequently for updates on routes, meeting times and other information you should know before the day of the rally.
12-mile route
This is a ride for beginners and families on a route with 450 feet of elevation, travels through mostly residential streets and has a few rolling hills to test your energy. There will be one rest stop available for this route. Max grade is 5.1%, Route description is Rolling to flat.
25-mile route
This is a ride for beginners ready to try a longer distance to intermediate cyclists able to keep an average of 9 mph and above on a route with 1,058 feet of elevation that will challenge you with some rolling hills. There will be one rest stop available for this route. Max grade is 5.6%, Route description is rolling.
50-mile route
This ride is for intermediate cyclists able to keep an average of 11 mph and above on a route with 1,816 feet of elevation that will offer rolling to moderately hilly sections. There will be two rest stops servicing this route. Max grade is 6.7%, Route description is rolling.
62-mile route
This route is a classic metric for intermediate to experienced cyclists able to ride at averages of 13 mph and above on a route with 2,908 feet of elevation and a mix of moderate and hilly terrain. This route will be serviced by three rest stops. Max grade is 9.1%, Route description is hilly to moderately hilly.
100-mile route
The Ramapo Rally century is for experienced and skilled cyclists able to ride at averages of 14 mph and above on a route with 4,993 feet of elevation and some challenging hills. There will be four rest stops servicing this route. Max grade is 8.5%, Route description is hilly to moderately hilly.
125-mile route
This double metric is for experienced and skilled cyclists capable of reaching averages of 16 mph and above on a route with 6,227 feet of elevation and several challenging long and steep hills. Five rest stops will be available for this route. Max grade is 10.9%, Route description is hilly to moderately hilly.
The BTCNJ Ramapo Rally will follow any New Jersey State health guidelines that are in place on the day of the event. We want the Ramapo Rally to be as safe as possible for participants and volunteers. We will do our best to provide you with a fantastic, fun, and safe day riding with your friends, family and fellow members of the cycling community.
Event details and schedule
Check-in is open from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Century and 125-mile riders are required to be on the road before 8:00 a.m. All riders must return to the start site by 5:00 p.m.
Check www.ramaporally.com for the schedule of escorted rides and other information pertinent to the event. All riders must wear helmets.
Make sure to bring a copy of the confirmation of your registration, a bike in good condition, water bottles and a helmet.
On arrival, you will be directed where to park. Make sure to check in at registration to receive your bib, wristband (required for rest stop goodies and lunch). Cue sheets will also be available near the registration area.
Refunds will be granted on a case-by-case basis. Absolutely no refunds will be given after July 31, 2026.
This is a beautiful and challenging two and half mile swim across the majestic Hudson River from Nyack, NY to the historic village of Sleepy Hollow, NY.
Our goal is to give swimmers the opportunity to enjoy the panoramic views as they swim across the scenic Hudson River while supporting Feeding Westchester and other local charities.
All swimmers must have proof of open water experience or must have a life guard or swim coach sign off on their ability. This proof can be uploaded at time of registration or sent to the [email protected] by August 26th at the latest. Proof can consist of results from a prior swim event or triathlon. If this is not available a swim coach or lifeguard can sign off on the swimmer's capability to swim across the Hudson River. All swimmers will be required to wear a safety buoy which will be supplied at the event. The swim must completed in three hours.
The Lighthouse Swim is a charity event, and we carefully plan and budget based on participant registrations and commitments made in advance. For this reason, all registration fees and donations are non-refundable. We highly recommend signing up for race insurance.
If you are unable to participate, you may request a deferral prior to the event, subject to approval and applicable deadlines.
In the event the swim is canceled due to weather, safety concerns, or circumstances beyond our control, registration fees and donations will not be refunded. The Lighthouse Swim takes place rain or shine; however, the safety of our swimmers, volunteers, and community is our top priority.
Join us for the 1st Annual Newtown Community Running Event, a fun and inspiring day for runners, walkers, families, and supporters from across the community—and home to Newtown’s first-ever half marathon.
Whether you’re chasing a personal best, taking on the historic half marathon, enjoying a scenic walk, or simply coming out to support a great local event, this race is for everyone. With multiple race distances, a welcoming atmosphere, and plenty of community spirit, it’s the perfect way to get active together.
Net proceeds from the event will benefit Newtown Ambulance in honor of Greg Ritzinger, recognizing his service and dedication to the community.
Come run, walk, cheer, and be part of something special as we kick off what is sure to become a beloved annual tradition.
Annual Race to remember Jason Walton
Ready to take on a challenge while exploring a fascinating city? 🤔