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Date: Saturday, August 22, 2026
5k Start time: 9 AM
NEW for 2026 Kid's Dash Start Time: 8:45am
Location: Breitbeck Park, Oswego, NY
Type: 5K Run/Walk
Registration fee:
Adults (14 & over): $30.00
Children (13 & under): $25.00 (Discount applied automatically in registration)
Our Mission: Rachael's Warrior Run was founded in loving memory of Rachael Michelle Allen, a remarkable woman, mother, daughter, sister, and friend, whose life was tragically cut short on July 13, 2024. This event honors Rachael's legacy, reflecting on the incredible person she was and the untapped potential she carried. Our mission is to celebrate Rachael's life and memory by fostering community remembrance and raising awareness about violence against women. Through Rachael's Warrior Run, we aim to inspire action, advocate for change, and express appreciation for the first responders whose service and sacrifices are crucial in times of crisis.
Tioga Old Home Day 5k is sponsoring a Family Event for runners and walkers of all ages. The course is a flat grassy course in the Borough of Tioga. Strollers are welcome! Bring the whole family! Registration is $10 without a t-shirt and $20 with a t-shirt.
T-shirts guaranteed for registrations received by August 1. T-shirts. Bib pick-up begins at 8AM race morning and the run begins at 9:00am.
Age Groups:
11 and under
12 - 19
20 - 29
30 - 39
40 - 49
59 - 59
60 - 69
70 and over
The Snowmaker Road Race is an annual event that benefits the Woods Valley Ski Patrol. The 25th Annual Snowmaker course begins at the Woods Valley Ski Area and tours the picturesque Hamlet of Westernville, NY before finishing back at the Ski Area. The event consists of a 5K Run, a one-mile walk, and a one-mile kids run for participants 12 and under.
Join us for the 25th Annual Snowmaker Road Race! Awards, t-shirts, food, beverages, music, and fun!
Come walk or run our 6th Annual 5K Trail Run as you support Heart of Tioga Pregnancy and Parenting Support! Note: This trail is NOT stroller friendly! Online Registration is open until August 14th and is $25/person or $60 for a household family. You can also register on the day of the event 7:30AM to 9:00AM for $30/person or $75/household family.
Heart of Tioga opened it’s doors in 2020 to assist women and families in Tioga County. We are a non-profit organization founded for the purpose of providing free and confidential support - emotional, spiritual, and physical - to individuals involved in pregnancy. These services include pregnancy tests, education, material and emotional support, and ultrasounds.
Looking for a sporting adventure amidst nature? The Black Diamond Express Half Marathon and 5k in Mendon invites you to experience an unforgettable adventure in Monroe County, New York! 🇺🇸🏃♂️
Lace up your running shoes to run or walk with Scouting America’s Great Falls Council!
The Adventure Awaits 5k is open to all ages, and beginners are welcome. As you walk or run, you will be able to take in the scenery and atmosphere at Riverfront Park. This is a great way for Scouts, avid runners, and families to get outdoors and support Scouting in their community.
The race will be held at the Riverfront Park in Sayre Borough, Pennsylvania with a mix of trail and road experience. Restrooms are available, and there will be at least one water stop along the race from local Scouts. Pre-race packet pick up will be held on Friday, August 28th from 5:30 to 7:00 pm (Location TBD). Day-of packet pick up will take place from 7:00 am to 7:45 am. The 5k run/walk begins at 8:30 am. Early registration through RunSignup is encouraged for a reduced fee of $25. Registration at packet pick up is $30. For Friday 8/28 and Saturday 8/29, only cash or checks are accepted.
An awards ceremony will follow shortly after the race, with awards for the top men's and women's categories for the following age groups: under 12, 13-17, 18-29, 23-30, 30-39, 40-49, 50-64, 65+. The Overall Top Man and Woman will also receive a special prize.
The Kids’ Fun Run (about 400 meters) is for youth ages 2-10, and will take place at 8:15 am. Every child who participates will receive a prize.
This race is chip-timed by Falcon Race Timing.
About Great Falls Council: Great Falls Council, Scouting America (formally known as Boy Scouts of America) provides a well rounded program that promotes physical, mental, and emotional development while fostering a lifelong love of learning and adventure. We currently serve over 5,000 youth across the six districts in our council. This race is hosted in Bradford County, which is a part of the Winding Rivers District of Great Falls Council. The Winding Rivers District serves over 470 Scouts and recruits year-round.
IMPACT: Friends Improving Allegany County Trails is hosting the second annual trail run through the forested Phillips Creek, Turnpike, and Palmers Pond State Forest.
NEW THIS YEAR - we have added both a 10K distance walk and a 25K race course for runners. Improvements to trail 3 were completed in 2025 and the 5K course has returned to the distance advertised. All courses pass through rolling hardwood stands as well as sections of older pine plantations showing off the beauty of Western New York. Map of Palmers Pond, Phillips Creek ,and Turnpike State Forest Trails: Map of State Forest Trails
-The 5K run and walk follows the the Trail 3 loop clockwise finishing at the trail head of the State Route 244 parking lot. The route is rolling and may have wet spots to cross. The longest climb of 25m comes at the 4km mark.
-The 10K run and walk follows the West side of Trail 3 then continues north on Trail 4 to the Stewart Forest Road. It then follows a short section of the gravel road north before turning onto the Trail 5 loop and heading back south to Trail 4, merging with Trail 6, and finally heading south on Trail 2/6 before finishing at the trailhead of the State Route 244 parking lot. There is one creek crossing and potential for mud or wet spots to run/walk through. The topography varies greatly with many small hills while the overall elevation change along the 10K route results in a ~60m loss over the first 7.5 kilometers, which it gains back over the last 2.5 kilometers. The route is similar to last year when it was well received and considered a scenic and exciting challenge for trail racers. We hope it will be equally enjoyable and invigorating for walkers.
-The newly added 25K run follows both well traveled and little traveled trails along with some gravel and seasonal roads to connect trails of all three state forests. There are creek crossings and high potential for mud and wet spots to run through. Additionally, the topography varies greatly with many small hills and several larger ones making this a scenic, exciting and challenging 25K trail run!
The host, IMPACT: Friends Improving Allegany County Trails, is a non-profit volunteer lead, membership driven group dedicated to improving trail accessibility for all users to enjoy the natural wonders of Allegany County. All race proceeds and donations contribute to furthering the groups mission. Accomplishments of IMPACT are directly linked to the dedication of members and the Board of Directors. For more information see IMPACT Friends Group website
CHECK-IN / PACKET & BIB PICK-UP
Location: State Route 244 Phillips Creek State Forest Parking Area
Time: open at 6:40am on race day
25K RUN - Start time 7:15am
5K and 10K RUN - Start Time 8:45
5K and 10K WALK - Start Time: 9:15am
Special Note
This event is ONLY possible with the Generosity of Sponsors and help of Amazing Volunteers to which we are indebted.
Sponsors: you can be listed here and with all publicity! Sponsors for the inaugural event-2025 are listed below
Volunteers include but are not limited to:
Emergency rescue services of Alfred Station Fire Company, Angelica Fire and Rescue.
Ambulance and EMT services of Alfred A.E. Crandall Hook and Ladder Company and Andover Ambulance Company.
Communications assistance provided by local Ham Radio operators using the repeaters of Alfred and Wellsville
Logistic assistance from local Scouts of America Troops
Water distribution sites TBD
2025 list of Sponsors:
Platinum level
The Bethesda Foundation of Hornell
Gold level
Runnings
Ryan Agency - Insurance Protection You Can Rely On
ServU Credit Union
Zimmerman Outdoor Services
Silver level
Alco Federal Credit Union
Harrington's Grocery
Pauline E. Burnes Landscape Architect, PLLC
UR Jones Memorial Hospital
Wegmans
Bronze level
Ace's Coutny Cupboard, Fleet Feet, Larry's Latrines, Nicholson Pharmacy, Texas Hot, Vicky Westacott, Weyand Chiropractic Associates, W. Brooke Harris
Saturday August 29th @ Myers Park in Lansing, NY - This race benefits the Lansing High School Cross Country Team
Fun Run: FREE (Fun Run does not include t-shirts or timing.)
5K: $20 for early registration, $25 after 8/1, $25 on race day (plus processing fee) Registrations are online only. No paper or cash accepted.
Unisex shirts guaranteed for early entries. Deadline is 8/1.
SCHEDULE:
7am – 8:15 am: Race day registration and Packet/Bib pickup
8:30 am: Fun Run
9:00 am: 5K
"If financial considerations prevent you from entering the race, please contact the race director for assistance."
Finger Lakes Duathlon Watkins Glen
The Formula 1 Duathlon is staged on one of the most historic and well-known race tracks in the country. Watkins Glen International hosts the only NASCAR event in New York State and has its roots in Formula 1 racing. Our Formula 1 race at The Glen is a run-bike-run-bike-run duathlon taking place on Porsche Clash weekend. We take the track following the event with Pit Row serving as transition. Added to the event in 2017 is the Classic Du - run-bike-run duathlon on the same legendary course.
Come early to watch the Porsche event on the track before we race which is included in your registration!
Looking to tackle a sporting challenge in an amazing natural setting 🌳? Join the Oak Half Marathon in Geneseo, nestled in the heart of Livingston County, in the beautiful state of New York, USA!
Two Hollows Monster Marathon and Half Marathon with age/gender-based start times
ABOUT: The Two Hollows Monster Marathon and Half is held on beautiful trails many haven't experienced in the Kennedy State Forest between Virgil and Harford, NY, home of the Forest Frolic runs and Virgil Crest Ultras (and the trail monster…). The course in on well-maintained trails in the western section of the Kennedy Forest, between the ‘two hollows’—Daisy Hollow and Babcock Hollow. The terrain includes long, rolling single track, a few twists and turns, and several challenging hills, including one in the last two miles of each 13.1-mile loop. Save something for the end! You’ll pass through shady hemlock groves and fern-carpeted hardwood forest with a few long views to inspire you. Even runners with years of Finger Lakes experience may have never run on these trails, so it’s a great opportunity to take in something new.The race has unique ‘monster’ age- and gender-based start times that allows an earlier start for older/non-male participants, and a nonbinary gender category (see start time tables below). The compact footprint of the course, staggered start times, generous cutoffs, and aid stations every 3–4 miles make this a decent first trail marathon or half, for those who are prepared for some long, beautiful, and sometimes tough miles. It’s also a nice last practice run for upcoming ultras.COURSE AND ELEVATION: Simple course map images are shown above and detailed course maps can be found on the race website (scroll down). The marathon has about 4,400 feet of elevation gain, with 2,200 feet for the half marathon.HYDRATION: This is a CUPLESS race; there will not be cups available at the aid stations. All runners must carry some sort of personal hydration system throughout the event.PARKING: Essential parking info and directions are on the race website. See the section labeled WHERE for details.STAGGERED START INFO: The Two Hollows Monster Marathon and Half feature age- and gender-based early starts. Men under age 38 start with the race clock, but women, nonbinary runners, and men 38 and older head off earlier, with the individual head starts determined by the World Masters Athletics Age-Graded Tables. The win could come down to a kick to the finish between a 65-year-old grandmother (101-minute head start) and her 40-year-old son (4-minute head start). See race website for details.
Event's current local time: 4:21 AM ET
First Responders 5K
September 4, 2026 • 6:30pm
Webster Fireman's Field, 1193-1207 Ridge Rd, Webster, NY 14580
The First Responders 5K recognizes the strength, perseverance, and courage of Police Officers, Firefighters, EMTs, 911 Operators and their families in our local community. First Responders put their lives on the line for us every day as they face hardships that most of us will never know. The repetitive negative experience of stressful and potentially traumatic events that First Responders face on a daily basis leaves them particularly vulnerable to Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. We hope that this event can raise awareness for PTSD in First Responders, and raise funds for FRST Agency, local charity that will provide support, awareness, assets, and services to First Responders seeking assistance in dealing with the effects of PTSD. Join us as we recognize the service and sacrifice of the people who dedicate their lives to protecting ours.
A portion of proceeds, as well as 100% of additional donations, will be donated to the FRST Agency.
There is no on-site registration. Please plan accordingly.
By registering for this event you are acknowledging that the date, time, location, and distance of the race may be changed, switched to virtual, or canceled at any time as deemed necessary by the Race Directors due to circumstances beyond their control. In the event that any of these scenarios happens or any other, there will be no refunds, transfers, or deferrals allowed unless otherwise stated.
PRESENTED BY:
Buffalo Marathon, Runners Roost, ADPRO Sports, Canal Club 62, Godfrey Financial Associates
Buffalo’s incomparable Labor Day weekend tradition of fine racing, great food and drink, and enjoying a late summer night with good friends on the Parkway continues. Take advantage of the PR-friendly course, then join the party— complete with great music and all the food and drink you like—as we welcome in the Western New York Running Hall of Fame Class of 2026. All in honor of one of the area’s premier ambassadors of our favorite sport.
PREMIUM ITEM:
Quality men’s and women’s technical shirts to the first 300 registered runners.
Description
You're Invited to a Special Event!Join us for a day of fun, fitness, and community at Sugar hill State Forest, hosted by the Southern Tier Running Club (STRC).Timed loop course trail challenge: 3 different durations:3 hour, 6 hour, and 12 hourStart Time: 7:00 AM (all durations 3, 6, and 12 hour start at 7 am)Location: Sugar Hill State Forest: Fire Tower AreaCourse: 4 mile trail loop with ~500 feet of elevation gain per loopChallenge yourself on a beautiful 4 mile trail loop in your choice of a 3, 6, or 12 hour timed event. Run as many loops as you can within the time limit—but remember, only loops completed before the time limit for your event count! You can stop whenever you like; there's no pressure to run the full duration. Run, hike, walk, stroll for as many miles/minutes as you want. Take breaks, chat with friends, eat some food, then log more miles. However you want to do this thing. A fully stocked aid station will be available at the start/finish of the loop area to keep you fueled and hydrated.Entry Fee: $65.00 for the 3 hour event$85.00 for the 6 hour event$100.00 for the 12 hour event(STRC membership is $10: join the club and save $5)?? Not a member yet? Join STRC here to receive your discount code and register: https://runsignup.com/Club/NY/Corning/SouthernTierRunningClubYour entry includes:Access to the aid stationPost-run foodA great time on the trails with fellow runnersSwag: - Custom BOCO Gear hats for all participants. - Finisher Medal- Custom awards for Male and Female winners- Support the local trail running community with a donation to local trails organization from our proceedsAfter the run, stick around for a fun time socializing with the trail community! We’ll be grilling burgers and hot dogs, serving up tasty sides, and offering vegetarian/vegan options too. It’s a relaxed, family-friendly gathering with:A covered pavilion (just in case the weather doesn’t cooperate)Picnic tables (bring lawn chairs if you’d like)Sugar Hill State forests offer a variety of camping sites throughout the forest area. 26 of these camp sites are located in the Fire Tower Area where we are holding the event. These campsites are available on a first come first serve basis. Come up the day before and camp overnight through race day or come up race day and camp for the day into the evening or next day.******* Parking is limited so this event is capped at 100 participants. If you want to participate in this event sign up early so you don’t miss out. ********THERE IS NO PARKING PERMITTED ON THE ROAD LEADING TO THE FIRE TOWER AREAIf you want to support the trail running community and want this event to continue and allow potential for more events in the future please follow all of these guidelines. We are working in conjunction with NYS DEC and other local municipalities and that is the only way events like this can be held. Thank you for your cooperation.You can find more information about Sugar Hill State Forest Here: https://dec.ny.gov/places/sugar-hill-state-forest- Sugar Hill State Forest Map North: https://dec.ny.gov/sites/default/files/mapsugarhillnorth.pdf- Sugar Hill State Forest Map South: https://extapps.dec.ny.gov/docs/lands_forests_pdf/mapsugarhillsouth.pdf
Volunteers
Volunteers make these events possible. We will need volunteers for the following tasks:- parking- Aid station- Post race food- Course sweeping/deflaggingIf you or someone you know is interested in participating in fun community events please reach out to STRC at [email protected]. If you have friends and family’s joining you on this adventure that would be interested in volunteering please reach out to us as well.
Camping Information
The Sugar Hill Recreation Area, located at 3360 Tower Hill Rd, Watkins Glen, NY, is the largest designated camping area on Sugar Hill State Forest. Available on a first-come first-serve basis, the area is a nine-acre open field for camping. These 26 designated campsites have fire rings and picnic tables. Upon arrival, campers must fill out a self-issued camping permit. There is no reservation system, if you arrive and it is full you will have to find another location to camp.Other facilities in the Rec Area include; a picnic area with picnic tables and pavilion, an accessible horse-mounting platform, open horse stalls, during summer months a restroom with potable water are available, and access to the Six Nations Trail System, as well as the Sugar Hill Fire Tower. The gate is opened to vehicle traffic, and the water turned on, from the 3rd Monday in May through the 3rd Monday in October of each year.The Lower Evergreen Hill Rec Area, located off of Evergreen Hill Rd, is smaller and has picnic tables, fire rings, open horse stalls and a pit privy. New for 2021, three campsites have been designated. No trash pickup is provided. This is a carry in-carry out facility.Individual campsites are located throughout the State Forest. These 19 additional primitive designated camping sites are semi-flat spots, some are graveled parking areas, others are small openings set back in the woods on topsoil, most with no other facilities provided.Primitive backcountry camping is allowed. Campsites must be at least 150 feet away from the nearest road, trail, or body of water.Camping for more than three nights or in groups of ten or more requires a permit from a Forest Ranger. No trash pickup is provided. These are carry-in, carry-out facilities.Lean-to Camping :There are five Adirondack-style lean-tos at four different locations. Lean-tos must be shared to their capacity on a first-come, first-use basis, with no exclusive reservation allowed.Buck Settlement Lean-to on the Finger Lakes Trail north of Templar Road and near Glen Creek;Parks Hollow Lean-to on Mohawk Trail, north of Sugar Hill Road;the Twin Lean-to's (Sugar Hill Lean-to #1 and #2) - on Seneca Trail, south of the Sugar Hill Rec Area;and VanZandt Lean-to - on Seneca Trail, east of Tower Hill Road.No trash pickup is provided. These are a carry in-carry out facilities.
Event's current local time: 4:23 AM ET
On 9/3/2020, the Annal family was in a tragic car crash on the NYS Thruway. Their daughters, Maryella, 11, and Elizabeth, age 9, did not survive the accident. This event is to honor the girls and their “Angel birthdays” and bring the community that loves them together to celebrate their lives. All proceeds from the event will be shared with several community not for profits and Annal’s Angels, for the benefit of the Central New York community with a focus on literacy. Last year, donations were shared with The Baldwinsville Christmas Bureau, Friends Forever Animal Rescue, and the Baldwinsville Public Library. Past projects include the renovation of the Baldwinsville Public Library children’s room establishing the “Maryella & Elizabeth’s Children’s Corner” and fully funding endowment scholarships in each of the girl’s names.
The 5K will be at Palmer Elementary in Baldwinsville 7864 Hicks Road, Baldwinsville
Register by August 20th to be guaranteed a shirt.
Packet pick up will be 9/3, 4-7pm @ Baldwinsville Public Library at 33 East Genesee St.
If you can’t make it at this time, packet pick up for the 5K run/walk will be from 7:30- 8:30am on Saturday 9/5 at Palmer Elementary School.
Koala Krawl - Kids fun run, 10 and under, $12 (includes shirt)
Virtual option
This is for practice.
Welcome to the Crosswinds Run Series! Join us in Canandaigua for a late-summer tradition that’s been bringing runners, walkers, families and the community together for over 23 years. Formerly known as the Crosswinds 5K, the Crosswinds Run Series now offers multiple race-day options designed for all ages and abilities; whether you’re chasing a PR, enjoying a scenic walk or supporting a great local cause.
5K Run/Walk
Our iconic, USA Track & Field-certified course is as fun as it is challenging, perfect for walkers, first-time racers and competitive runners alike. You’ll enjoy an exhilarating downhill first mile through the City of Canandaigua, followed by the well-known climb up West Lake Road, and finish strong on the rolling hills of Ferris Hills.
10K Run
Introduced to the series last year and back by popular demand, the 10K builds on the tradition of the 5K’s hills with a longer, more demanding route for seasoned runners looking for a rewarding challenge. This USATF-certified course has a 90-minute time limit, after which roads will reopen to traffic.
Kids Fun Run
A half-mile course entirely on the event campus, perfect for young runners (preschool through 5th grade). It’s a safe, energetic, and memorable way for kids to experience race day. Every child receives:
Race t-shirt
Finisher’s medal
Access to a fun post-race snack table
More Than a Race
The Crosswinds Run Series is more than a finish line, it’s a movement with a mission. All proceeds benefit The Spot, a local organization providing free school supplies, clothing, food and shoes to students in need across the Canandaigua and Victor School districts. Thanks to runners, walkers, volunteers and business sponsors, last year’s event raised $13,400 for The Spot. With the continued growth of the Run Series, our goal is simple: make an even bigger impact in 2026.
Are You Ready to Commit?
Whether you’re here to tackle the hills, cheer from the sidelines, or support local kids in a meaningful way, the Crosswinds Run Series offers something for everyone.
Join us and be part of a tradition that truly gives back!
Join us for a Boston-qualifying Marathon and Half Marathon through the scenic lake-side village of Sackets Harbor and the surrounding area. This is an out-and-back course with the START and FINISH of both races on Pike Road along the Madison Barracks Polo Field in Sackets Harbor, NY. You will enjoy several miles along Lake Ontario before heading out to some beautiful country roads. Because the views along the lake are so awesome, you will run lake-side again, through the village, with a magnificent finish back at the Polo Field.
The Oak Tree is run annually on the Sunday of Labor Day weekend in beautiful historic Geneseo, NY.
Complete race details and online registration: https://oaktreerace.org
USATF Niagara Association 5km Championships: The Oak Tree 5km will serve as the 2026 USATF Niagara Open and Masters 5km Championships. The race will also be part of the 2026 USATF Niagara Runner Of The Year Series and Team Grand Prix Series.
The Annual Greene Labor Day 5k is a road race that is part of an end-of-summer family-oriented field day held in Greene. All runners & walkers are welcome.
Time: Check-in 8:00-8:45am. Race starts at 9:00am (Rain or Shine)
Where: Course Starts & finishes at Greene Lions Club Park located on Lions Park Lane. Ample parking & restroom facilities available. Registration, post-race refreshments, & awards at the pavilion.
Why: Part of the non-profit Greene Community Labor Day Picnic Association, Inc. A locally run charity dedicated to raising funds for community enrichment.
Course: Wheel-measured 5 kilometer (3.1 mile) road race USATF certified (NY17031JG). Chip timing.
Entry fee options:
Early Bird $20.00* pre-registration due by 8/1. Includes race shirt, $5.00 in Labor Day coupons redeemable at select food and game booths at the Ball Flats, & an entry to win awesome door prizes.
Youth Registration (Ages 17 & under) $15.00* pre-registration due by 8/1. Includes race shirt, $5.00 in Labor Day coupons redeemable at select food and game booths at the Ball Flats, & an entry to win awesome door prizes.
Registration after 8/1 for all ages is $25.00*, includes $5.00 in Labor Day coupons, door prize entry, & race shirt (while supplies last - race shirt not guaranteed).
Multi-Person Discount of $2 off per person when registering more than 1 person. Must be in the same transaction.