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Battles to Bikes Annual Fundraiser Ride - Sunday, August 16; 9:00 am on the Armstrong Trails. Begin and end at The Bike Lab - Kittanning 140 North Grant Ave Kittanning, Pa 16201
$50 registration fee per person
Kids 12 and under ride for free with an adult!
Registration includes:
One (1) beer from Elk Brewing Co.
Food provided at Elk Brewing Co. provided by The Allegheny Mariner
First eight (8) veterans to register who need a rental bike receive a waived rental fee (please contact Jim at The Bike Lab, this is first come first serve, 412-704-4367)
Three out-and-back distances: 6 miles, 10 miles, 22 miles (in honor of the roughly 22 veterans who commit suicide each day). Pick your distance, set your own pace! Option side trip to Buttermilk Falls.
50/50 raffle at The Bike Lab Kittanning!
THE BATTLES TO BIKES STORY:
For over 20 years, Jim Yurek (The Bike Lab owner) served his local western Pennsylvania communities as a police officer and in those decades, time and again he interacted with United States veterans in need. At the point he intercepted these American heroes, they were often deep in the throes of trauma, anguish and the feeling that America had forgotten about them. Many of these veterans struggled with mental illness, substance abuse, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and physical injuries related to military combat. Following his retirement from law enforcement, Jim made a significant career change in 2021 and opened The Bike Lab.
Jim soon made friends with Drew, an Army veteran and bike enthusiast, and through the sharing of his harrowing military stories, spurred Jim’s quest to find a way to serve local veterans through The Bike Lab. The idea of Battles to Bikes was born.
In the fall of 2021, a small but passionate group joined forces as the Board of Directors for Battles to Bikes. The five-member Board is composed of business leaders, bike enthusiasts and local community members with a shared vision to serve the veterans of western Pennsylvania. One of the Board members is also an Army veteran. Drew serves as a Board Advisor.
In October 2022, Battles to Bikes was designated a 501c3 non-profit organization by the Internal Revenue Service. Starting out slow as many non-profits do, the initial funds of Battles to Bikes were raised through small raffles and a 62-mile paid-registration group bike ride event on the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) in July 2022. Using an anonymous application process, Battles to Bikes – supported by The Bike Lab – was able to gift its first mountain bike, a Giant, to a local veteran on Saturday, November 12, 2022 in honor of Veterans Day.
In May 2023, Battles to Bikes presented a new Giant Cypress to our friends at Pittsburgh Warriors, a military service-connected hockey team for disabled veterans. Pittsburgh Warriors gifted the bicycle to veteran / Pittsburgh Warriors participant, Josh, who used his new rig to train for and participant in the July 2023 Healing Ride, a GAP trail ride from Pittsburgh to Washington, D.C. Since the inception of Battles to Bikes, we have gifted over 12 bicycles to local veterans.
Be sure to watch the Battles to Bikes’ Facebook page for fundraising events and group rides!
Register now for the fourth annual Run for Your Life 5K presented by the Run With Heart Foundation!
This beautiful course, which is a quick out and back, starts at the Kittanning YMCA onto the scenic Armstrong Trails. If you enjoy a fast, flat course for racing or just want a leisurely walk for 3.1 miles, this race is for you! Runners and walkers of all levels are welcome to participate. Pets and strollers are also encouraged!
Register by 9/25/2026 (date subject to change) and you will receive a long-sleeved tech shirt! All shirts not claimed by the start of the race, become property of the race. Awards will follow after the last participant crosses the finish line. Event is timed by Miles of Smiles.
The proceeds from this race will go towards paying for bystander CPR training. Greg Woodman and Vicki Williams are both alive and well thanks to bystander CPR. Without this lifesaving technique, these two individuals would not be with us. Join us in honoring their wish to encourage the public in learning CPR.
*Race day registration starts at 9:00am
RACE DAY: OCTOBER 17, 2026 9:00 AM EDT Start
A point-to-point Half Marathon on the Butler Freeport Community Trail --- majority of the course is on a crushed limestone surface. Our gentle downhill course allows many finishers to run their personal best times. Spectacular fall foliage makes our course one of the most scenic you will experience. Race begins in Cabot and finishes at the south end of the Trail at the former Butler Junction under the highway 356 bridge over the Allegheny River.
Annually on the 3rd Saturday of October. SAVE THE DATE
The East Brady River Run is a scenic 5K race held along the beautiful Allegheny River in East Brady, Pennsylvania, offering runners a flat, picturesque course that highlights the charm of this riverfront community. More than just a race, the event brings participants together in support of the Bill Markel Memorial Scholarship, helping to honor Bill Markel’s legacy by providing educational opportunities for local students, while being active along the road and river he loved. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or joining for fun and community spirit, the East Brady River Run delivers an energizing experience for a meaningful cause.
Event Details
Date: Saturday, September 19th, 2026
Start Time: Both events begin at 10:00 AM
5K Run: The 5K run is for serious or casual runners of all ages and will be chip timed by Runner's High.
1-Mile Walk: Untimed, relaxed, and perfect for all ages!
Children 4 and under are FREE!
Leashed Pets are welcome!
MUST BE REGISTERED ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 5th, 2026 TO BE GUARANTEED A RACE DAY SHIRT.
T-shirts will be available for purchase on race day in limited sizes and quantities.
Experience an adventure race unlike anything else—paddle, pedal, and pace your way on the Conemaugh River to the West Penn Trail in the scenic, historic town of Saltsburg, PA.
Solo racers must be at least 15 years old. Participants ages 12–14 may compete as part of a team, provided they do not complete the paddle segment on their own. E‑bikes are not permitted.
Early registration opens April 1, 2026, and closes at 1 p.m. on October 8, 2026.
Note: The paddle course will be finalized closer to race day based on river conditions.
Come join us during our 2025 Slickville Community Days celebration! The August 9th 5k race is a challenging backcountry route with several hills leading to the "coal mine climb" up the slate mound past the famous Slickville sign that overlooks the town. The 2-mile walk is a much gentler course through town for the first half and returning to the finish on the Westmoreland Heritage Trail where you can watch the runners in their attempt to reach the summit of the race. Be sure to sign up early to guarantee receipt of an event sports shirt in your preferred size.
After completing the run/walk, all participants will be treated to a complimentary pancake breakfast with locally sourced genuine maple syrup courtesy of the Slickville Community Church and Maple Lodge.
Registration is open on race day from 7:00 AM to 8:15 AM. The run/walk begins at 8:30 AM. An awards ceremony will follow around 9:30 but feel free to stay or come back later to check out the other events including a car show, craft and food booths, children's activities, a cow patty bingo and musical entertainment throughout the day and evening. A fireworks display will take place shortly after dark.
MTB Short Track Racing.
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Race is held at the Carousel Shelter, Alameda Park on World Down Syndrome Day, March 21st at 9 am.
All funds go towards Special Olympics to further support the Down syndrome community 💛💙
Join us for the IUP College of Health Sciences “Run for the Health of It” 5K Race, a fun and meaningful event to support the future of healthcare education! This community-driven race is designed to raise funds for scholarships, research, and innovative programs at the Indiana University of Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences.
Whether you're a seasoned runner, a casual jogger, or just looking for a great way to give back, this race has something for everyone. The scenic 5K course winds through the beautiful campus, providing a perfect mix of fitness and community spirit. All ages and fitness levels are welcome!
Your participation will directly benefit students pursuing careers in health fields, from nursing and allied health to public health and exercise science. With your support, we can continue to empower the next generation of healthcare leaders. The race will begin at Zink Hall at 10 AM on September 27, 2026. Event T-shirts are guaranteed for all participants registered by Sept. 12, 2026.
Franklin Regional Soccer Boosters proudly announce the 24th Annual Beat the Heat 5K, taking place on August 22, 2026, at 8:00 AM.
This long-running event is a popular run/walk for participants of all ages. A fun and energetic way for the community to come together just before the start of the school year.
Proceeds from the race will support the Franklin Regional High School and Middle School boys' and girls' soccer programs with a portion of funds also benefiting the Rotary Miracle Sports Complex / Miracle League of Western Pennsylvania.
The Franklin Regional soccer program continues to grow and thrive. Boys’ varsity head coach Nick White enters his third season, building on the team’s recent success and looking ahead to continued achievement. The girls’ varsity program, led by sixth-year head coach Scott Arnold, is also preparing for another strong season. Across all levels, our athletes and coaching staffs are dedicated to working hard, competing at their best, and developing not only as players, but as individuals.
The coaching teams remain committed to shaping student-athletes from the recreation level through middle school and into high school, fostering both athletic and personal growth.
Thank you in advance for your support of our soccer athletes and programs.
Event details and registration information are available on the official registration platform.
Last Day to order shirts is October 4th,2025
Register now for the 5th Annual Preston Park 5k sponsored by Friends of Preston Park Foundation.
NEW Last YEAR!! A 10k race will be held after the 5k. The 10k course is slightly more difficult than the 5k and uses some different parts of the park. Special prizes will be awarded to those who complete the Preston Park 15k challenge and run both the 5k and 10k courses such as a finisher medal, a hoagie and a hat. You did both races you deserve it !!
If you have not participated in the past, this 5K/10K is the perfect opportunity to experience Preston Park. Last year, runners, many of whom were first time visitors, enjoyed a wonderful fall day and praised the natural beauty of Preston Park - "Butler County's hidden gem." Be a part of this great day for runners and FPPF.
If you're a runner ... the course is not technical but very runnable, and one of those races that you need to do at least once. Walkers are welcome also.
There will be awards after each race.
Race Description
The Export 100 Trail Run is a 104-mile out-and-back route, with 7,392ft of gain. It encompasses the iconic Westmoreland Heritage Trail, West Penn Trail, as well as the Morosini Reserve, Duff and Pleasant Valley Parks during the changing October colors in western Pennsylvania. 100% of profits to benefit our trail community! There is a 32-hour cut-off for our event.The Export 100 Aid Stations are below. The bathrooms listed (except Newport Road/Rangos) are heated, with running water for runner/crew use. Aid stations will be fully-stocked with hot food, Tailwind electrolyte and typical 'ultra-style' snacks, except those notated with water. Pacers may be used after Mile 62, for the remainder of the race. Overall, the course is incredibly accessible for family and friends. You can honestly 'see' your runner for a majority of this route. The Westmoreland Heritage Trail, and the West Penn Trail, can have bicycles on the route, and is 100% open to the public. However, the single back trails up in the Morosini Reserve, Duff Park and Pleasant Valley Park will be runnable only.
Aid Stations
Mile 0: Export (WHT Trailhead) - Export - AS#5 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: WaterMile 6.85: Rangos Trailhead - Delmont - AS#1 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (N) - Aid Station: WaterMile 15.75: Saltsburg (WPT Trailhead) - Saltsburg - AS#2 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 18.70: Saltsburg (WPT Spur) - Saltsburg - AS#2 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 25.6: Conemaugh Dam - Clarksburg - AS#3 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 31.20: Newport Road Trailhead - Blairsville - AS#4 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (N) - Aid Station: WaterMile 36.92: Conemaugh Dam - Clarksburg - AS#3 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 43.73: Saltsburg (WPT Trailhead) - Saltsburg - AS#2 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 46.69: Saltsburg (WPT Spur) - Saltsburg - AS#2 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 55.59: Rangos Trailhead - Delmont - AS#1 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (N) - Aid Station: WaterMile 62.35: Export (WHT Trailhead) - Export - AS#5 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: WaterMile 65.70: Robert's Trailhead (Duff/PVP Loop) - Murrysville - AS#6 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 70.77: Pleasant Valley Parking Lot - Murrysville - AS #7 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (N) - Aid Station: WaterMile 76.88: Robert's Trailhead - Murrysville - AS#6 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 83.17: B-Y Park - Trafford - AS#8 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 88.82: Robert's Trailhead (Duff/PVP Loop) - Murrysville - AS#6 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 94.92: Pleasant Valley Parking Lot - Murrysville - AS #7 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (N) - Aid Station: WaterMile 100.42: Robert's Trailhead - Murrysville - AS#6 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: FullMile 103.77: Export (WHT Trailhead) - Export - AS#5 - Bathroom (Y) - Crew (Y) - Aid Station: Water
Trail Maps
Westmoreland Heritage Trail: https://www.westmorelandcountypa.gov/DocumentCenter/View/12462/WHT-new-Map-with-Phases-3-and-4?bidId=West Penn Trail: https://conemaughvalleyconservancy.com/initiatives/west-penn-trail/Morosini Reserve Trail Map: https://www.westmorelandconservancy.org/morosini Duff/Pleasant Valley Park Trail Maps: https://www.murrysville.com/276/Park-Trail-Maps
Course Cut-Off Times
Mile 62.35: Export (WHT Trailhead) - Export - Sunday, 12:00AMMile 83.17: B-Y Park - Trafford, Sunday 8:00AM Mile 103.77: Export (WHT Trailhead) - Export - Sunday, 3:00PM
Event's current local time: 4:42 AM ET
Are you ready to launch your running to the next level in 2026? Join us for the first ever Sidewinder in Montour Woods Conservation Area, with proceeds benefiting the Hollow Oak Land Trust*. Choose your distance: Half Marathon (hikers welcome), 20 Mile (hikers welcome), or the full 50K and expect a well-marked route, solid aid, and a welcoming first-year vibe.
Interested in volunteering at the race? Please fill out this form.
About the Course:
Typical Western PA trail conditions: twisty dirt singletrack with plenty of roots, windy switchbacks, and rocky sections that keep you on your toes. The course will consist of three parts: Liftoff, Orbit, and Final Approach.
Liftoff
Starting at Clearview Shelter in Moon Park, Liftoff is a 1.36 mile segment that will connect you from Moon Park to Montour Woods. Expect a nice flowy, downhill section connecting to a wooden boardwalk to start your race and ensure that all systems are go.
Orbit
Time to start into Orbit, consisting of a 9 mile loop around the Montour Woods Conservation Area. Orbit will take you through all the must-see sites in Montour Woods. You’ll cruise through the reclaimed concrete clearing of the old Nike missile site, pop out under the powerline, wind up and down and around the mountain, settle into a scenic stretch beside Meeks Run (with a waterfall spilling over rock ledges and a cave feature that feels like a hidden trail secret), and pass an old oil well tucked along the trail. Aid stations will be available approximately every 3-4 miles along the loop. One Orbit loop for the half marathon, two for the 20 milers, and three for those completing the 50K.
Final Approach
50K and Half Marathon: As the end of your journey draws near, you will climb into your Final Approach, a 2.87 mile, mostly double track loop around Moon Park. The loop gives you that perfect ending, knowing your journey is coming to a close and you're about to achieve your goal.
20 Mile: As the end of your journey draws near, you will climb back to the finish line, the same 1.36 segment as Liftoff but in reverse. An uphill push to the end, you'll be digging deep to finish strong and achieve your goal.
Vertical Gain per Distance:
50K: ~4500 ft
20 Mile: ~3200 ft
Half Marathon: ~1900 ft
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*Hollow Oak Land Trust partners with municipalities—including Moon and Robinson Townships, Coraopolis Borough, and the Avonworth Municipal Authority—to create interconnected greenways that link parks, conservation areas, and communities. These greenways serve as both wildlife corridors and trail connectors, expanding access to nature while protecting habitat and improving environmental resilience.
Swag
T-shirts are only guaranteed if you sign up by July 5, 2026.
Awards will be given to the top male and female finishers of each distance.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is the timing cut-off for the race? All three distances will have a cutoff of 10 hours.
Will the race be timed by a timing company? Yes, Miles of Smiles will be timing the event.
Are there nearby hotels? Yes, there are plenty of nearby hotels in both Robinson Township and Moon Township.
When will packet pick-up take place? We will provide more details on this later, but are anticipating packet pickup to be available the night before the race and the morning of.
Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just love to walk and take in the scenery, SKECHERS Wicked Wine Run is for you! Each course will be held on beautiful properties or various partner vineyards across the country giving you a rare opportunity to view and tour a vineyard like no other. With the option to choose between a 1K or 5K course, or both, there’s something for everyone. Along the 1K course, you’ll find four sampling stations where you can enjoy world-class wines from the partner vineyard. And if you complete the 5K course, there will be a complimentary glass of wine waiting for you at the finish line.
Enjoy access to our post event party where you can enjoy the tunes of a live DJ, eat some delicious food from our food trucks, purchase more wine and play “that’s when we became best friends” games, creating the perfect atmosphere for an evening out with your friends and loved ones. Don’t miss out on the fun-filled event!
Bring a friend, put together a team, or fly solo to meet fellow wine enthusiasts as you sample wines from the vineyard. By participating, you’ll not only be treating yourself to a great time but also supporting our charity partners!
Event details and schedule
For all other details, please visit www.wickedwinerun.com
For the race utilize the north Park swimming pool parking area. Race is located at Harmar Pavilion.
About the event
A classic cross country Race/Walk set on the trails of beautiful North Park near Pittsburgh. Partly on the Rachel Carson Trail and run at the beginning of foliage for the fall in Western Pennsylvania! This will be the 19th YEAR!!! of racing and helping to benefit an orphanage in the Philippines. Handmade bamboo medal awards. Folk dancing performance at end!
Race Start Times
20k @ 8:00 am
10k @ 9:30 am
5k @ 10:15 am
Race starts and ends at the North Harmar Pavilion.
There is no race participant parking at the Harmar Pavilion.
For the race utilize the North Park Swimming Pool parking lot and take a short walk (0.10 ~ 0.25 mile) to the Harmar Pavilion.
We are looking forward to the 2026 Hoodlebug 5K Run & Fun Walk to be held Sunday, September 13, 2026. This is a race that has been held for years as part of the Homer City Business Association's Annual Fall Festival. The race starts at 4:30 PM on the bridge on Main Street near Floodway Park, but plan to come early to enjoy the Festival activities.
The Hoodlebug 5K is an out and back race held mostly on the nearby Hoodlebug Trail. Runners and walkers are welcome. Family pricing is available so bring the whole family.
New this year: Chip timing by Gingerbread Timing. Live results will be uploaded every 30 seconds during the race at RunSignUp.
Awards are available to the top three males and females, and to the top three males and females on five-year age groups starting at ages 12 and under through 70+ No separate walker awards.
Race day registration is from 3:00 to 4:15 at Floodway Park on the west end of Homer City, PA. Pre-registration is encouraged.
Race t-shirts are guaranteed to those who register by September 1st. Shirts available after that date and on race day only as supplies last.
The race is held rain or shine. No deferrals.
Everyone has been touched by mental illness in some way--either through our own struggle or through witnessing the struggle of a friend or family member. Please help put an end to the stigma of mental illness by joining us for the 6th Torrance Trot (benefitting the Torrance State Hospital-Patient Fund). Awards will be given to the top overall male/female finisher and top finisher in each age group.
Together, as a community, we will no longer stand for judgment and we will recognize that ALL people deserve to live their best possible
LAST DAY TO ORDER A SHIRT IS AUGUST 7th, 2026
There will also be a free Kid's fun run (ages 9 and under, begins at 0830) and all participants will receive a participation medal. We will have a limited amount of kid's size t-shirts available as well for $5.00. If you are interested in having your child participate in the fun run please call: Susannah at 724-459-4675 (you can still sign up race day, but this preregistering will help us with planning). In addition to the fun run there will also be face painting, games and other activities during/after the race...
RACE DAY REGISTRATION IS $25.00 (T-SHIRT NOT GUARANTEED)
Muddy Dash is not your average mud run! Get ready for up to 3 Miles of messy mayhem. You and your friends/family can expect to run, walk, crawl, wade, slip, slide, and scream with excitement as Muddy Dash gets you fabulously filthy. We’re consistently striving for innovation and excitement in our obstacles, so there’s always a chance you’ll see something brand new! From the moment you step off of that start line, until you triumphantly cross the finish, we hope you’re prepared to have the time of your life among so many of your new best friends in the Muddy Dash community.
Event details and schedule
Choose your start time and run with your friends and hundreds of others on this obstacle course!
Get more details on our website so you're ready to conquer YOUR Muddy Dash!
The 15th Annual InFirst Bank Veteran's Marathon, Half Marathon, and Marathon Relay races will be held on the beautiful Ghost Town Trail near Indiana, Pennsylvania on Sunday, November 1, 2026. The marathon is a certified Boston qualifier. All proceeds from the race go to support veterans in Western Pennsylvania through the Western Pennsylvania Veterans Relief Fund, a 501c3. Monies from the race will be used to support the needs of veterans in our communities. The race is hosted by the Indiana Road Runners Club.
While we cannot predict the guidelines and protocols that will be in effect or necessary at the time of the race, please know that we will abide by local and state regulations and are committed to providing racers, spectators and volunteers with a safe event.
St. Aidan Parish and Blessed Francis Seelos Academy are pleased to invite you to our 9th St. Alphonsus Harvest Home Twilight One Mile Fun Run and 5K!
WHERE: This family friendly event will take place in beautiful North Park at the Harmar Pavilion (located up from the North Park Swimming Pool on South Ridge Drive)
WHEN: The 1 Mile Fun run will begin at 6:00 PM and the 5K will begin at 6:30 PM, on Friday, September 11th, 2026.
Important Details:
THE COURSES: The 5K Course is a two-loop, wheel measured, 5K road race starting and ending on South Ridge Drive across from Harmar Pavilion and Pie Traynor Field. The Kids' 1-Mile Fun Run (ages 14 and under) will be a shorter loop that follows part of the 5K course.
RACE TIMING: The race will be timed by Miles of Smiles Timing Service. Results will be posted on the Miles of Smiles Website. www.smileymiles.com
Important Dates:
Last Day To Be Guaranteed a Race Shirt:
Last Day of Online Registration/Day to be Guaranteed A Race Shirt. Wednesday, September 9th 6:00PM (After that date orders will be filled as received. If a size runs out, we will give the next size up until all t-shirts are distributed)
Pre-Race Packet Pickup/Registration. Thursday, September 4th 5-7 PM. Blessed Francis Seelos Academy entrance, 201 Church Road, Wexford, PA 15090
Race Day Registration. Friday, September 5th 4:00-5:45PM (1 mile) 4:00-6:00PM (5K), Harmar Pavilion.
5K Awards:
Top 3 male and female overall finishers (Trophies)
Top 3 male and female Masters (over 40): (Trophies)
Top 3 Handcycle finishers (Trophies)
Top 3 in the following age groups (5K): 9 & under, 10-11,12-13, 14-15, 16-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+).
Special awards:
1st time 5K participant medal (overall) or 1st Harvest Home 5K
Seelos Double Medal (Completing both the 5K and 1 mile events--15 & under only)
1 mile Awards
Top 5 male and female overall finishers
Top 5 in the following age groups: (5 and under, 6-7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-13, 14-15)
Parking is at the North Park Pool Parking Lot. Walk to the Harmar Pavilion from the Parking Lot.
Support: All race proceeds will support Saint Aidan Parish and Blessed Francis Seelos Academy Catholic School.