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The Course COURSE STATISTICS: The Wicked Windstone Loop* Distance: 5 Kilometers (3.1 Miles)* Elevation Gain: Approximately 300 Feet Per Loop* Surface: Mixed farm roads, mowed fields, wooded trails, pine forest, and natural terrain* Terrain Classification: Rolling Trail Course* Crew/ Spectator Access: Start/Finish Area, Aid Station Area, some unwooded areas (large field and other open areas that do not impede runners)* A single lap provides runners with a complete experience of the Windstone Landing Farms property, including open and active farmland, pond views, rolling hills, and wooded trail sections. The Route Each lap begins at the Start/Finish and Aid Station area before immediately carrying runners beneath the property’s iconic willow tree and across the pond land bridge. From there, the course opens into rolling farmland where participants complete a perimeter circuit of the eastern field before entering the property’s northern woodlands.The trail transitions through a variety of
terrain including flowing singletrack, dense forest, towering pines, creek-side trails, and a hand-built log bridge. Along the way, runners will encounter some of Windstone’s most recognizable landmarks, including the old hunting blind, secluded forest clearings, and the property’s scenic creek corridor.Late in each lap, runners arrive at the course’s signature challenge: The Wall. This steep wooded climb rises from the swamp edge and serves as a reminder that while the course is highly runnable, it is never entirely forgiving.After cresting The Wall, the route continues through rolling pine and fern-lined trails before emerging near the pond and western pasture boundary. Expansive views of the surrounding countryside provide a welcome contrast to the enclosed forest sections encountered earlier in the loop.The course then returns runners toward the heart of Windstone Landing Farms. Participants pass alongside the camping area and through the farmstead corridor, where crews, spectators,
volunteers, the homestead, and the Delivered Fresh packaging facility all become part of the race experience.Leaving the farmstead behind, runners turn onto Windstone Lane and complete a short out-and-back segment toward Hoblet Road before returning toward the Start/Finish area.Upon returning from the out-and-back, runners arrive quickly back at the Start/Finish and Aid Station where they will either begin another loop or celebrate the completion of their race.** The 100-Mile event will begin at a designated start point approximately 0.934 kilometers prior to the main Start/Finish area. Participants will then complete 32 full loops of the Wicked Windstone Loop course. Elevation & Difficulty COURSE DIFFICULTY: The Wicked Windstone Loop is challenging enough to be respected, yet runnable enough to allow significant mileage. It’s not a true mountainous Ultra but it’s not a flat one either!Elevation Gains: (By distance)5K: ~320ft - 1 Loop50K : 3,000+ft - 10 Loops100k: 6,000+ft - 20 LoopsAt or
near the 100 mile mark (32 Loops + Offset Start - runners will have gained 10,000+ feet of elevation! The Wicked Reversal At least once during the race, air horns and/ or cowbells will be used throughout the course by the event organizers to announce to runners of The Wicked Reversal™. When the signal sounds, runners will complete their current lap (check in at the start/ finish line with the RD and begin the next lap and subsequent laps in the opposite direction. Until which time the event organizers signal an end to the reversal!The timing is unknown. The duration is unknown. The only certainty is that every runner must adapt*Please note - 5k runners will not be subject to the Reversal**The reversal will affect elevation gains - which way? we don't know yet lol We built it, ran it, logged it, but haven't reversed it yet - Join the Facebook Community for all the up-to-date insights or just come and join us and find out for yourself! Gear/ Pacers Headlamps / Lighting• Headlamps or handheld
lights are REQUIRED for all 100K and 100-Mile participants.• Headlamps are strongly recommended for 50K participants who anticipate being on course after sunset.• Runners are responsible for carrying sufficient lighting and backup batteries for overnight conditions.GPS Devices• GPS watches, trackers, and satellite communication devices are permitted and encouraged.• GPS data may be requested by race officials in the event of timing, loop-count, or course-completion discrepancies.• The Race Director reserves the right to make the final determination regarding all timing, loop-count, and course-completion disputes regardless of GPS data.Trekking Poles• Trekking poles are permitted for 100k and 100 mile distances• Participants using trekking poles must maintain control of their poles at all times and yield appropriately when passing or being passed by other runners, particularly on narrow trail sections.Pacers• Pacers are permitted for the 100K and 100-Mile events only.• 100K participants may
utilize one pacer at a time after completing 16 loops (80 kilometers).• 100-Mile participants may utilize one pacer at a time after completing 18 loops.• Pacers must check in with race officials and sign the event waiver before entering the course.• Only one pacer may accompany a runner at any given time.• Pacers may provide companionship, pacing guidance, motivation, navigation assistance, and safety support.• Pacers may not push, pull, tow, carry, support, or otherwise physically assist a runner’s forward progress.• Pacers may not carry mandatory gear, hydration, nutrition, or equipment on behalf of a runner.• Pacers may not stage supplies or provide support outside designated aid station or crew access areas.• Pacers are considered an extension of the runner. Any rule violation by a pacer may result in disqualification of the runner. Medals/Buckles/Awards & More Every registered participant will receive:• Official Wicked Windstone Event T-Shirt (Those registered within 6 weeks of event
will not be guaranteed to receive a tee or limited to sizes left available on race day.• Access to On-Site Camping• Access to the Official Event Aid Station• Wicked Windstone Finisher AwardsFinisher Awards• 5K Finishers will receive an Official Wicked Windstone Loop Finisher Medal.• 50K Finishers will receive an Official Wicked Windstone 50K Finisher Medal.• 100K Finishers will receive an Official Wicked Windstone 100K Finisher Medal.• 100-Mile Finishers will receive an Official Wicked Windstone 100-Mile Finisher Belt Buckle.**There will be a 12 hour cutoff for all runners in the 50k a 30 hour cutoff for all runners in the 100k event and a 36 hour cutoff for all in the 100 miler.Awards• Overall Male and Female Champions will be recognized in each race distance.• Additional awards may be presented at the Race Director’s discretion.SPECTATORS: you will be able to cheer and support your participants throughout the designated camp site areas, take the short walk over to the Start/Finish area
, and at other open-air spaces on site that do not impede the race flow. On site food and beverage will be available for purchase at designated times and subject to volunteer availability. There is a commercial kitchen on site (located between the campsite and Start/Finish + Aid station area on the corner of the homestead) that can and will offer some hot meal options along with various local and farm fresh packaged goods and refreshments. Again, this and times may be subject to volunteer availability so please plan appropriately. On Site Camping/ Aid Stations CAMPING• Primitive on-site camping is permitted and included with registration at no additional cost.• Camping is restricted to the designated Parking & Camping Area located on Windstone Lane.• No RVs or campers as no utility hookups are available.• Participants are welcome to pitch tents, utilize pop-up canopies, set up crew stations, and use their personal vehicles as a recovery and support area throughout the event.• Porta
restrooms will be available in the campsite• Please be respectful of fellow participants and leave adequate space between campsites.AID STATION• The official event Aid Station is located less than .5 kilometer away at the designated Start/Finish & Aid Station Laydown Area.• The Aid Station will provide basic hydration and nutrition options to support participants throughout the event.• Water• Electrolytes• Soda• Bone Broth• Coffee• Tea• Fruit• Gummies• Candy• Pretzels• Cookies• Other assorted snacks• A surprise hot meal may also be provided during the evening hours.• Participants are encouraged to bring any personal nutrition, hydration, or specialty items they may require during their race.STAY CONNECTED• Be sure to join the official Wicked Windstone Loop Facebook Group for event updates, course information, announcements, volunteer opportunities, weather notifications, and race weekend communication. Event's current local time: 4:26 AM ET
LOOP THE LAKE!! A celebration of the Great State of New York, Races passes through a beautiful tree lined course that loops around Onondaga Lake. The weekend kicks off the morning of Saturday October 18th with the 5k and 10k runs. Then continues the morning of Sunday October 19th with the full and half marathon's.
EXCELSIOR CHALLENGE! Test your endurance and achieve New York State acclaim! When you complete both a Saturday and Sunday race (5k/10k and half/full marathon) you'll earn the prestigious Great New York EXCELSIOR Challenge Medal - in addition to your 5k/10k finisher and half/full marathon medals.
Sign up for one of our Excelsior Challenges and hit the trifecta of medals!
The Chemung County Department of Aging and Long Term Care is excited to announce the 2nd Annual Chemung County Senior Games Intergenerational 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, October 17th at 9:00 AM! Open to anyone age 18 and older, this event is a fun and energizing way to stay active, celebrate wellness, and bring our community together across generations.
To add to the excitement, participants are encouraged to wear costumes, Awards and gift certificates will be given to the best male and female costumes! Whether you run or walk, this event promises laughter, connection, and a great start to your fall day.
Register by Oct 1 to guaranteed a shirt. Registation will close on Friday, Oct 9.
OctoberFast 5km is a USATF certified road race welcoming all forms of runners; newcomer, casual, competitive. The past 44 years have been one improvement after another to create the best race possible. We at The Chase Pack Running co. invite you to join us Saturday October 17th, 2026 to celebrate the accomplishments of your training, as well as the conjoining of community!
We encourage you to come along and have a great time with us… and yes, we realize you may be fast but, are you OctoberFast?
For more details, visit our website; www.octoberfast5k.com
A very competetive small town certified 5K.
Course is mainly flat with a few rolling hills.
Celebrating 29 yrs. in 2026.
Proceeds to benefit the Eaton Fire Dept. and the Stephanie Baron Memorial Fund.
Part of the Rt.20 Road Challenge Series
Online registration closes @ midnight on 10/10/26.
T-shirts to pre-registered entrants only.
Trophies to overall male and female winners.
Ribbons 3 deep in age groupings, male and female.
No dogs allowed due to liability ins. rules.
A USATF sanctioned event.
REGISTRATION IS $25 ON RACE DAY (12 and under-$10). Registration opens @ 8a.m.
COURSE RECORDS
Brian Reis-16:15 (2020)
Celia Altero- 19:01 (2011)
We'll be bringing back this this spooky 5K to the Rochester area. The Rochester Boos & Brews 5K will be heading to Mendon, NY for 2026. The 5K will take place on the Lehigh Valley Trail.
Costumes are not required but highly recommended. We will have a costume contest to go along with the Overall Winners and Age Group Winners! This is truly an event where fun and run collide to make ONE!
This event will be a proud partner with David's Refuge (Rochester) as they raise funds to provide respite, resources and support to parents and guardians of children with special needs or life threatening medical conditions where they will be refreshed, restored and renewed in their role as caregivers.
Post race party to enjoy the "Brew" at the Cottage Hotel Restaurant.
There will be free beer tasting for all participants. (Underage participants will be served root beer, birch beer, and ginger ale for their tastings). After the race, there will be family friendly activities will be held at the American Legion.
Race Day Registration: 9am
Race Start: 10am
Entry Fee:
$25 until July 31
$30 August 1 - September 30
$40 October 1 - Race Day
Obatron Productions' exercise arm, Obatron Fitness, is proud to present Nocturnal 12, a 12-hour fixed time race. Walker and mobility-impaired friendly. Diet sensitive. Hosted on Lake Ontario State Parkway Trail at Island Cottage Road to Dewey (43°16'21.2"N 77°39'42.3"W). Scroll for LOTS of details and see the menu sections for even more.
Most questions are answered here including:
How it Works
What You Get
Discount Offers and Referrals
Awards
Sponsors
Additional Details
How It Works
Fixed time races allow walkers and runners to traverse a loop, circuit, or other route that brings them back to a given start point repeatedly throughout the time allotted. Many allow you to stop during the race, leave the course, and return to do more miles. Some even allow you to start later than the official race start time. Most let you stop whenever you want and have whatever mileage you completed as of the last time through the start stand as your finish distance, even if that's only once through. Typically, your distance is calculated by multiplying the number of times you finished the route by the distance of the route as determined by the race director or other official. That means if your watch shows you did 39.77 miles, but you did 19 laps on a 2.06-mile course, then you will be recorded as having 39.14 miles.
What That Means for Distance
Our course is 2.06 miles long (1.03 out and another 1.03 back) along the paved Lake Ontario State Parkway Trail in Greece. To be considered a finisher, you must finish at least one out-and-back lap. Do as many laps as you want within the 12-hour time limit. Only completed laps count.
When/Where to Race, Packet Details & Food
Parking: Park on the wide shoulder on Island Cottage Road. The race takes place on the Lake Ontario State Parkway Trail from Island Cottage Road to Dewey Avenue. The race starts at 5 p.m. on Saturday, October 17, and ends at 5 a.m. on Sunday, October 18.
Late Night Munchies: Racers will have an all-night aid station. At registration, you'll have choices about dietary specifications. If you make no choices, we'll default to a traditional, unrestricted diet. If you choose contradictory things (vegan and traditional, for example), we'll default to traditional. Sample items include English Muffin or Mini Tortilla Pizzas, instant coffee, cookies, Gatorade, and cracker sandwiches.
Check-in/Packet Pick-up: Packets will be available 4 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. and will include the race bib and some goodies for race night. You can show up after 4:45 p.m., but you will not be able to start until the race director can stop what she's doing and check you in.
Other: Unclaimed registrations or prizes will not be shipped or held.
What You Get
Individual Racers
Medallion: A wooden keepsake medallion.
Shirt: Nocturnal 12 shirt in men's or women's sizing (whether performance material or other will depend upon availability at time of shirt cutoff); an alternate keepsake may be provided for those who miss the shirt cutoff (usually October 2, extended to 10/6 for 2025).
Late Night Munchies: A variety of night-time munchies to keep you moving.
Packet Expanders: Surprise items to round out your experience in keeping with a night-time theme.
Earned Extras: Opportunities to earn raffle tickets that get you more swag and chances to receive premier prizes from Obatron Fitness and any sponsors, predominantly through the Obatron Fitness Facebook Group. See Sponsors Prizes for Earned Extras below for more information. Examples of possible opportunities:
trivia
image scavenger hunt
multiple questions throughout the in-person race weekend
pre- and post-race activities
Race bib
Digital finisher's certificate for each race (ready the after the race)
RunGoo discount (See Sponsors from menu)
RoadID discount (See Sponsors from menu)
Facebook group to interact with fellow racers and their supporters as well as participate in challenges, ask questions, and get updates.
Cumulative Mileage Tokens: Earn tokens for making certain "landmark" distances such as 5K, 13.1 miles, 26.2 miles, and 50K. Items vary each year, but examples are keychains, socks, and mugs. One definite? Make it to 50 miles or more in 12 hours and you will get a Nocturnal 12 sweatshirt, blanket, or similar item.
Special Night Owl Award: Racers who are on the course throughout the night for at least part of every race hour will go home with a plush, squishy, or similar owl.
Optional space to set up your own aid station or tent. You may consider staying until sunrise although the event is over at 5 a.m.
Teams (Groups)
Teams are groups of four or more people who each do as much as they can throughout the 12-hour limit. (It's not a relay. Perhaps in the future, if there's enough interest and I can wrangle timing help.) Teams must be registered by 9/30 to be guaranteed team tokens or prizes as we have to order and/or create them. Besides the things individual racers get, teams also get:
Team token
Team standings if there is more than one
Small prize for team members with the most participation in Earned Extras Posts, if at least three teams are formed.
Team captains and members get bonus raffle tickets
Prizes for Earned Extras Participants and Racer Raffle
Prizes may include skin care items, sweet treats, stress relief trinkets, an entry into another Obatron Fitness race or training, RunGoo by Foot Kinetics, and other items to be determined annually. All racers get tickets for registering and have chances to earn more through social media participation and donating to Greece Ecumenical Food Shelf.
Discount Offers & Referrals
Being Part of a Team
Teams with four or more members get discounted registration. The first three people pay the price in effect for the race (Ex. $200). When the fourth person registers, that person pays the team rate (Ex. $190) and the first three people get a partial refund (Ex. $10). The fifth, sixth, and seventh members pay the same team rate as the fourth person (Ex. $190). However, when an eighth person joins, that person pays a new, lower rate (Ex. $175), triggering a partial refund to the first seven members ($15). In that way, the entire team would have paid the same price per person after all team discounts have been triggered, excluding any coupons or other discounts individual registrants might have had (Ex. $175 instead of $200). There are no further discounts for additional members.
Being in a Club
If you are a member of any club with a presence on RunSignUp (ex. GRRC, Fleet Feet Race Team, Medved, or Obatron Race Team), you get a discount at checkout for that. If you join a team within this race at registration, you get partial refunds when you get to enough people (detailed earlier in this section).
Referrals
You may earn back some of your registration by having other racers use your personal referral link, generated after you register. See the "Referrals" section for more information.
Caveats
While club and team discounts, coupons, and referral rebates may be combined, there is a discount floor to ensure we are fiscally responsible with our pricing. For example, if you could get a total of $11 off a race that only costs $16 to begin with and our floor is $10, you would pay $10, not $5 ($16-11).
Awards
Overall Performance: There will be a small token of placement for the top three highest overall finishers, irrespective of gender.
Teams: If there are three or more teams formed, there will be a small bonus prize for members of the most active group in the Earned Extras challenges. If there are five or more, there will be acknowledgement of the Top and Tenacious Team finishes. If only one or two teams are formed, there will be no planned prizes.
Personal Aid Station: It's near Halloween, so a perfect time to decorate! Whether it's a single chair, a lonely ice chest, or a whole tent, decorate your personal aid station for a chance to win a special prize. Bonus points for decorating yourself, too! There will be a small prize for Best Decorating.
Sponsors
As our sponsors come on board and provide logos, a full list will be available on our sponsors page. If you know someone who you think would be a good sponsor, let them know to contact the race director at [email protected]. Sponsors provide discounts, prizes, or cash and make their clients aware of the event in exchange for advertising and an optional discount for their clients.
Additional Details
Changes and Updates
I will post additional details as they are finalized. Any changes will be updated here, on the Obatron Fitness Facebook page, in our Facebook group, and communicated through RunSignUp messaging.
Restroom Needs
There will be a portable toilet on site and a separate handwashing station near the aid station. Please note: temperatures in October can be rather chilly and the water will not be particularly warm. We'll add hot water as we're able to take the chill off without melting the water container. Camp safe soap will be provided.
Training
For those wanting formal training, contact us and we can get you on our schedule for group or personal coaching in Greece. Remote coaching also possible.
DETAILS
A #TrailsRoc and Rochester Running Company Collaboration. Welcome to the most scenic race on the East Coast as we take you on 20 miles of waterfalls, overlooks, and peak fall foliage.Letchworth State ParkRanked as the #1 State Park in the nation and known as the Grand Canyon of the East – One of the most scenically magnificent areas in the eastern U.S. The Genesee River roars through the gorge over three major waterfalls between cliffs–as high as 600 feet in some places–surrounded by lush forests. Families can enjoy the Humphrey Nature Center and learn the history of the park at the Native Council Grounds. There is something for everyone at LetchworthRegistration: $80.00 and capped at 200 runners and 100 hikersAll details can be found on our website
Event's current local time: 4:52 AM ET
Join us for the always fun Halloween themed Boos & Brews 5K @ Otsiningo County Park on Sunday October 17 at 10:00am for a spooky 5K as you run through the beautiful Otsiningo Park paved trails. 👻You never know what waits beyond that next tree 😈
Costumes are not required but highly recommended. We will award our top finishers and age group winners of course, but we will also offer awards for top costumes. The more original the better your chances of winning.
All registered participants will receive a custom long sleeve Boos & Brews 5K shirt and finisher medal once they cross the finish line.
This is a Willow Running USA event were truly, Fun and Run converge into ONE!
Join us for an event the epitomizes the concept of combing Fun and Run into One! The Halloween themed Boos & Brews 5K has become a very popular haunted 5K experience for both the young in age and the young in heart. For the past 3 years this event has sold out, so we have decided to officially add a second start time for 2026. When registering you will now have the option of registering for either the 10:00am start time or the 11:30am start time. Both "heats" will be capped at 250 participants.
Costumes are not mandatory but certainly encouraged. The event ends with a fun post race party at WT Brews. The post race event at WT Brews will include beer specials, homemade Halloween cookies and of course "Ghoulash"
This year's giveaway is a custom long sleeve shirt that continues the trend of must have apparel for Halloween day. Also, all finishers will receive a custom and very appropriate finisher medal.
Overall, Masters Overall and Age Group awards. There will be a separate costume contest with prizes awarded for best, most unique/creative, and scariest.
The race event will once again benefit the Baldwinsville Meals On Wheels
Honoring comfort, dignity, and love.
The 1st annual “Run to Remember” will be a community-based 5K run/walk dedicated to raising funds and awareness for hospice care in the greater Rochester area. This event will provide individuals and families a meaningful way to honor loved ones who have received hospice services, while reinforcing the mission of compassionate, end-of-life care.
Join us on race day to:
Honor loved ones who have received hospice care.
Raise funds to expand and sustain hospice services and support programs.
Increase awareness of the value, availability, and dignity of hospice care.
Build a network of community support, healing, and shared experience.
The Eastwood Neighborhood Association (ENA) is excited to once again sponsor the Eastwood 5-Mile Run! The 2026 run will be in-person only (no virtual option). This is our 20th anniversary year!
Race proceeds support scholarships for two graduating local high school seniors, the cross-country program at Henninger High School, and ENA's community health and wellness programs.
Register: Online registration only! No cash or paper accepted.
The Halloween themed Boos & Brews 5K has become a staple event for Willow Running in CNY and the Southern Tier over the past few years. it's the ultimate combination of "run" and "fun". The Utica Boos & Brews 5K will be held on Sunday, October 25, 2026. Once again the post race party will be held at Pizza Boys with great food and drink once you complete your scary 5K. Great swag, sweet finisher medal, amazing people and a worthy cause (NY Mills High School PTSO).
5K Course Map
This year's 5K walk is in person on October 25th and can be a solo virtual event for you if you cannot make it on the 19th (Walk anytime, anywhere in the month of October to raise funds for mental health care for the uninsured and underinsured).
This walk benefits Spiritus Christi Mental Health Center, where we are celebrating 24 years of providing access to mental health care and support to people who need it, regardless of their insurance status or income. Our volunteer staff of therapists, social workers, and advocates helps people get the care they need to live safe, healthy, less stressful lives. Last year, 204 people participated in one or more of our programs.
Every $100 raised gets you one free raffle ticket! Download the Sponsor form and send out the link to this site to receive donations.
Sponsor Form can be found at scmentalhealth.org.
Help the American Cancer Society You have an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others here in Tioga County. On Saturday, Oct, 31 a fun filled community event planned in Wellsboro. This event, sponsored by the American Cancer Society with Tioga Running Club, is an opportunity to raise money and help cancer patients in Tioga County. Checks are made out to American Cancer Society.October 31 to help other local families who are currently struggling with cancer. To get involved join us at Patterson trailhead, 32 Fellows Drive in Wellsboro, as we run and walk past cancer. Choose the activity level that is right for you and your family. There is a 1 mile walk/run event and a 5K run event. Registration will be open right up to race time, or you can pick up a registration form today. Registration forms for the 5K and the 1 mile fun walk/run can be picked up at Wild Asaph Outfitters at 71 Main Street, in Wellsboro. Checking-in for the events begins at 8:30AM, on October 31, at
Patterson Trailhead. The registration day of fee for the 1 mile walk run is $15 with a maximum fee of $30 for immediate family members. The cost for the 5K run is $25. All of the money raised at this event will go to eradicating cancer and helping patients in Tioga County. Many community members have donated gifts to make this event extra special. Everyone who participates in either of the walk/run events will be eligible for a prize. Also remember, all participants are encouraged to ramp up the fun by wearing costumes. The top costume participants will be awarded prizes. Prizes will be awarded for Best Dressed, Funniest, Scariest, Most Unusual, Cutest, Best Fictional Character, Best Group and Coolest Celebrity.We can help eradicating cancer and help local families! Everyone is encouraged to come out and enjoy this healthy, fun community event that will help the fight against cancer. Go to Patterson Trailhead on Saturday October 31 to be healthy, have fun, win prizes, and help Tioga county
residents who are running their race against cancer.For more information about participating in the 5K or 1 Mile Walk/Run or sponsorship, call Terry Borneman at (410) 428-8615 or e-mail [email protected] registration: with ultra sign-up Wellsboro, PA The race will be on the NEW Pine Creek Rail to Trail at the Patterson Trailhead in front of Wellsboro House and behind Pinnacle Towers. Saturday October 31, 2026 @ 9:00Am This year 5K & 1 Mile fun Run will be at Wellsboro starting at Patterson Trailhead at 32 Fellows Drive on the new section of the Pine Creek rail to trail. Both races will start at 9AM. It is suggested you come in costume, but not necessary. The Run Past Cancer event is put on by American Cancer Society & Tioga Running Club to benefit Cancer victims. Event's current local time: 4:57 AM ET