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Welcome to the
Welland Canal Open Water Swim
and
15K Ultra Swim
DATE: August 30, 2026
LOCATION: Welland International Flatwater Centre
Welcome to the final event of our Ontario Season. Over the years, the Welland Recreational Canal and the Welland International Flatwater Centre have become one of the main focal points of our summer season. We thank the City of Welland, along with all the participants of our events, for your continued support
Welland Canal Open Water Swim
Featuring the
Welland 15K Ultraswim.... yes it's back!
One of the most iconic open-water swim events of the season, and a part of the Canaqua Sports Open Water Swim Series since 2017. With distances of 1K, 2.5K, 5K, 10K, and our 15K Ultraswim, this event has something for everyone.
We tried the 10K last year, and it is once again a part of this event.
Imagine a 10K and a 15K at the same event!
Canaqua Sports is very pleased to be running the Elma Couture 1K Swim as a part of our day's event. This distance is run in honor of Elma Couture, who ran the Welland Canal Open Water Swim for so many years
Elma's pride was in this distance as it brought the younger age group swimmers to this event, often trying open water swimming for the first time.
We welcome ALL open water swimmers, regardless of your ability, to come and enjoy a day of swimming at the beautiful Welland International Flatwater Centre.
What a great way to end the open water season!
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WHAT IS THE EVL HALF, 5k, & Relay?
The EVL Halloween Half, 5k, & Relay will be a fun filled Halloween-themed event on Saturday October 24, 2026. The event will feature a Half Marathon, 5k, and Half Marathon Relay. We encourage runners of all abilities to join us!
All the EVL events begin and ends in the charming village of Ellicottville, NY. Running on the beautiful countryside roads of the Southern Tier
WHEN?
Saturday October 24, 2026
HOW?
If you love running, wearing costumes, meeting other people, and having a great time, the EVL Half is for you! Participants are invited to run in costume and enjoy other Halloween related activities but this is by no means mandatory. Get started by registering so you can start thinking about finding a costume that won’t chafe.
What do I get?
Each runner that completes the 5k, Half Marathon, or Relay gets one of our awesome finisher’s medals, cool race t-shirt, race number, safe wave start, snack bag at the finish line to take with you, and a fun time!
Upgrade to a Long Sleeve Light Weight Hoodie for an additional $15 over standard entry.
Overview The Baker Trail UltraChallenge is a 50-mile ultramarathon on the Baker Trail. The race starts at 6:30 AM; the deadline for finishing is fourteen hours later, 8:30 PM. Individuals as well as relay teams of up to 5 members may register. In 2025 we covered the Southern section. This year, we'll run the Northern section. Each year, a piece of a unique three-piece medal will be awarded to all individuals who finish within the fourteen hour cutoff. When you complete all three sections, you'll receive a handsome commemorative holder to display all three medals. You can run the series in any order -- once you've run all three, you'll receive the medal holder. The Baker Trail The 134-mile Baker Trail is marked as a typical hiking trail. Yellow blazes on trees, telephone poles, fence posts, guard rails, and so on indicate the path. Unlike many hiking trails, the Baker Trail is not always a footpath through the woods. In many areas, it follows dirt or paved country roads, some with narrow
shoulders. As with road running everywhere, you must always be alert and cautious.Because of the varying terrain, the UltraChallenge is more mentally demanding than similar ultras. You must always be watching for the blazes in order to stay on the course. In places, the Trail will be following a road only to abruptly turn off the road into the woods. Therefore, if you haven't seen a blaze in a few minutes, you may be off course and should backtrack to the last blaze and determine where you went wrong. Plenty of runners will go off-course at least once during the day. If you expect -- and accept -- that you will, too, it won't be quite as frustrating. The key to a successful race is to realize it quickly. Attending any or all of the three training runs (see section below) is a great strategy for learning the course prior to the race. The Venue The Brookville Evangelical Methodist Church (located at 30 White Street, Brookville, PA, 15825) will serve as basecamp for the event, with the
following activities taking place there: 1. Participant check-in2. Pre-race dinner 3. Camping (porta-johns on site)4. Shuttle service to the start line5. Drop-bag collection 6. Parking for individuals arriving race morning 7. Race finish line8. Post-race picnic Participant check-in is mandatory and we offer two options: 1. Friday evening between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. at the church. 2. Race morning, between 3:45 a.m. and 4:45 a.m. at the church. Yes, you may have friends or family check in for you and retrieve your packet and chip. This option is useful for relay teams, with one person retrieving packets for the entire team. The Course Last year, we traversed the Southern section of the 134-mile Baker Trail. In 2026, we cover the Northern section, with a scenic, point-to-point, 50-mile course that begins at the Northern terminus and ends at the Brookville Medothdist Church. With 6,200 feet of climbing, runners will enjoy deep forest, single-track trails that overlap with the North Country Trail
and meander through Cook Forest. Check out our website to see a detailed breakdown of aid station locations and other important information. Equity Historically, the Baker Ultra has averaged a participation ratio of 80% men and 20% women, which is the case of most 50-milers. In recent years, we've made a concerted effort to listen to female runners and learn about the barriers they face. We have gone on to adjust our procedures and marketing strategies to better align with the needs and interests of women. These efforts have paid off. The 2023 Baker Ultra 50-miler was comprised of 52% women, an exceptionally rare metric for a race of this distance. The following policies remain in place for the 2026 event: 1. Gender equity: 50% of the spots are reserved for women, 50% are reserved for men. 2. Transgender and nonbinary guidelines: we see you, we hear you. Join us! 3. Pregnancy (maternal and paternal) and Adoption deferrals: it's about time! Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Guidelines remain
in place for 2026 on onwards. The guidelines can be found here.For the third consecutive year we are hosting a "Women's Run & Raffle" to boost the women's field and foster a supportive environment for women. This event is FREE and takes place on Sunday, May 17 at 7:00 a.m., is co-hosted by Rachel Carson Trails Conservancy and Public Lands of Cranberry. The format includes a 4-mile loop, a 6-hour timeframe, food, giveaways and raffles. Choose to run the entire time, or pop in for one or two loops! Link to event details and registration for this free event. Training Runs For the fifth year in a row, we are offering training runs, free and open to the public. These guided group runs provide an opportunity to acclimate to the race course and fine-tune nutrition and hydration strategies. Dates for the training runs are: Friday, July 24, 2026Sunday, July 26, 2026Saturday, August 8, 2026 Check out our website event calendar where each training run is listed with important details + RSVP links.
Questions? Shoot an email to [email protected] Event's current local time: 4:20 AM ET
What's Included: --- * Finisher's Medal * Barrelman Hat * T-Shirt * Free Photos * Bib, Race Tattoos, Stickers, Wristband, Gear Bags * Professional Timing * Post-Race Food * Age Group Awards (See Website HERE for more info) * Live Music A point-to-point triathlon starting in a world class swim venue at the Welland International Flatwater Centre. Enjoy a single loop swim with calm waters as you run directly up the Grandstands into the transition area. The Half Bike Course contains two loops along the well paved Niagara Parkway with closed roads for nearly 64km. The Olympic Bike Course features 25km of closed roads - A first for any race in Ontario! The run course is relatively flat and fast with a couple of challenging hills. Click HERE for a full list of course updates before Race Weekend. --- Please note, Triathlon Ontario Fees (if applicable) will be added to the total prior to cart check-out. The prices below include mandatory processing fees automatically added to the base price of each
sub-event. To review the base price of the sub-event you wish to choose, please visit our website HERE.
Get ready to celebrate Canada in motion! 🏃♀️🍁
Join us for the 2nd Annual Welland Run 10K – “Run for Canada”, a community celebration of fitness and national pride taking place on Sunday, July 4, 2027, at the beautiful Merritt Island Park in Welland, Ontario.
Enjoy one of the most scenic routes in the Niagara Region — surrounded by nature, community spirit, and the joy of running for health, happiness, and country.
Choose your distance and move at your own pace:
🏅 10K – For those who love to push their limits
🏅 5K – A fun and active way to move with friends
🏅 2.5K – Perfect for families, and first-time runners
✨ This year’s edition includes:
Official event T-shirt, bib number, and finisher medal for every participant
Electronic timing chip for accurate race results
Live DJ & music to keep the energy high 🎶
Food vendors, kids’ zone, and a beautiful photo booth to capture your best moments 📸
Free wellness classes – Yoga, Pilates & Zumba for all participants 🧘♀️
A vibrant Canada Day-themed celebration honoring our multicultural community 🇨🇦
📍 Location: Merritt Island Park, Welland, ON
📅 Date: Sunday, July 4, 2027
🕗 Time: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
🎽 Register now and be part of this exciting celebration — let’s run for Canada! ❤️🤍🇨🇦
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We are proud to announce that this event is sanctioned by Athletics Ontario.
We are thrilled to announce that we are partnering with La Sportiva for our events this year. Not only will La Sportiva be at our races with their demo fleet of shoes to try but they will also be giving away 2 pairs of shoes at every event!
We are also now working with a new, LOCAL, nutrition company called THN Labs. They are generously providing each runner with gels in their race kit as well as gels available at our aid stations. The gels contain only 4 ingredients: maple syrup, tahini, sea salt, and rowanberry extract. For more information on the product, click on their logo below:
As you probably know, we have a Summer Solstice Race in which runners run the entire time that the sun is up on the longest day of the year. The summer race is always our fastest selling out race with great vibes. When we originally thought of the race, many years ago, it was our intention to also offer a Winter Solstice Race in which runners run the entire time that the sun is up on the SHORTEST DAY OF THE YEAR.
Finally, in 2026, we will be offering The Frostbite Solstice Trail Race
Instead of battling the sun, runners will have to layer up and try to stay warm!
The Winter Solstice represents the shortest day of the year with only 8hrs, 58 minutes, 29 seconds of sun (from 7:48am to 4:47pm).
Race Details:
The race will be run on an approximately 3.7 km trail loop. There are a couple of short rolling hills (that will feel as though they are growing with each loop). The course will be a mixture of tree covered trails and open field and the wind is typically blowing at this location. The exact course length won't be available until the race because we are going to design the course to be the best we possibly can, which means we are going to use the trails that are in the best condition and offer the most scenic options for race day. Our intentions are to mostly use the same section of trail that we do for our summer race but that will depend on the weather leading up to the race, since sections of the route are prone to becoming soggy if there is a lot of rain.
Don't feel like racing for the entire solstice? No problem, you can do a Half Solstice (4 hours and 29 minutes), a Quarter Solstice (2 hours and 15 minutes), or you can do it as a relay, which is SO MUCH FUN!
Full Solstice: 8 hours and 58 minutes (Starts at 7:48am - Ends at 4:47pm)
Full Solstice Relay: 8 hours and 58 minutes (Starts at 7:48am - Ends at 4:47pm)- For the Relay Race, teams can have up to 5 runners total per team. They can switch runners as frequently as they wish but each runner must run the full loop and all transitions must occur in the designated "relay transition area". If someone on your team needs to leave early you can NOT replace them with someone new. Each member of the team will receive a shirt and a finishing medal. Only the top team in each category (All Men, All Women, and Mixed Relay) will receive an award. It is entirely possible for a speedy team to collectively reach 100 kms or more in the time provided. Only the team captain needs to register, we will contact you closer to race day to get all of your deets! Teams will have the opportunity to set up tents if the weather is agreeable but we will also have an indoor space for teams and our volunteers.
Quarter Solstice: 2 hours, 15 minutes of blissful running. The race will start at 7:48am and end precisely at 10:03am.
Half Solstice: 4 hours, 29 minutes of joyous running. The race will start at 10:30am and will end at exactly 2:59pm.
Yeah, we know, this is a weird race time but it is based on the sun. Besides, why not do something a little different? Regardless of how far you get, it is likely to be a personal best for you since you probably haven't raced for this exact length of time before!
The vibe at the finish of the race will be magical with an outpouring of support from all of the runners just as the sun is setting.
All runners will receive a finisher's medal as well as some great gear! We will be serving up plenty of options at our aid station including hot drinks and soup.
All participants will also receive a crewneck sweatshirt. The following picture is the current concept plan for the crewneck sweatshirt but colour will strictly depend on availability and is subject to change.
Race Site:
The Sunburn Solstice Trail Run will take place at the AMAZING Marydale Park in Mount Hope, ON. The facility itself is beautiful and offers very close parking, scenic grounds, excellent washroom facilities, and an enormous pavilion to shelter spectators from the sun. We are very fortunate and excited to have the opportunity to host a race here.
Aid Stations:
There will be one aid station with lots of goodies to keep you energized and you will pass it every few kilometres. This is a very spectator friendly event as the runners can be viewed each loop. The location is absolutely ideal for an event like this as it offers amazing facilities, which both runners and spectators will appreciate.
Stock up in between loops. There will be water, an electrolyte drink, and all of your typical ultra running fare including sweet and salty snacks, PB and J sandwiches, pickles and more.
Please note that all Happy Trails Racing events are cup-less so you will need to have a collapsible cup or bottle to fill at the aid stations.
Charity:
The charity that will benefit from this race is "Hamilton Out Of The Cold"
Post Race Food:
We understand that people have different dietary restrictions, needs, and preferences. Because of this, rather than include the cost of a post-race meal that you may or may not enjoy/ be able to eat, we do not include meals in our race registration fees.
Refund Policy:
Happy Trails Racing has a great policy regarding race refunds/transfers: register with confidence knowing that you can take advantage of our early bird pricing and, if you need to back out, you can do so up to 30 days before the race with a 100% race credit that can go towards any future Happy Trails event. It doesn't expire. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate cancellations within 30 days of the race. However, participants are welcome to transfer their bib to someone else without any penalty. Please keep in mind that everything we need to order to have you at our race is done so at least 30 days out.
Also, please note that we don't have waitlists. If spots open up they will be available on Race Roster so check back occasionally.
Nestled among rolling hills and dense forest, the Marilla Reservoir in Bradford, PA provides the perfect backdrop for trail racing.
With both 7 mile and 14 mile courses, the Marilla Trail Race offers the opportunity for beginners, hard-core trail runners, and everyone in-between to take advantage of Bradford's world-class wilderness.
Clearly marked trails take runners over a variety of terrain- gravel paths, dirt trails, and winding single track, with aid stations spread throughout. Except for a single road crossing, the 14 mile course is 100% off-road, and the same goes for the 7 mile route. While the courses are mostly non-technical, be prepared for intense elevation changes on the rolling hills and some winding single track. The race features state-of-the-art chip timing by Score This!!! and the historic covered bridge serves as the finish point for both distances. Then after the race, stick around for food, awards, and door prizes!
All proceeds from the Marilla Trail Race will go to benefit the Tuna Valley Trail Association and their ongoing commitment to the development and maintenance of trails locally in the Tuna Valley.
The 2025 Kinzua Bridge Challenge 10K, 5K,1 Mile, and 2 Mile Walk will be a staggered start beginning at 9:00 am on Sunday, August 11th. The races start at the Center Street Trailhead on the Mt Jewett to Kinzua Bridge Rails to Trails. The course is out and back for each race. The proceeds benefit the Swedish Festival Association who partner with the Mount Jewett Community to host one of the largest festival in the county.
The Mount Jewett Swedish Festival Association will allocate the proceeds of the race to benefit the Penn York Oil and Gas Scholarship held at the University of Pittsburgh the Bradford Campus. This scholarship supports students in the Energy Science majors. Proceeds exceeding the scholarship donation will be distributed for the purpose of promoting economic development, education, innovation and community revitalization in and around the Mount Jewett area.
Chip Timing & Registration Management by Wolf Creek Race Management.
AWARDS:
There will be finisher medals at the finish line.
T-shirts for all who pre-register by July 13th, 2026. Race day registration 8:00-8:45 am. The race starts at 9:00 am.
All races use the same course. There will be personnel on the trail to turn the racers accordingly.
Ready for an adventure in the great outdoors? 🌳 Join us for the incredible Allegheny National Forest race in Bradford! This 11 km course promises a total escape in the heart of Pennsylvania, surrounded by picturesque roads and breathtaking landscapes. You'll literally be chasing beauty! 🌄
Race Starts at 8:30 AM
Sunday, October 11, 2026
Ashtabula Covered Bridge Festival 5K
We are SO excited to welcome you to our 7th annual Run With Coops, in support of the Cooper Robertson Foundation (CRF) and the SickKids Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC) Clinic. This year, we are once again setting an ambitious goal: raising $1 more than last year, for a total of $55,641. Cooper Robertson, now 8 years old, was diagnosed with TSC at just 6 weeks old. With incredible support from family and friends, CRF was founded in 2019 as a registered Canadian charity. Since then, CRF has raised over $565,000 to support the SickKids TSC Clinic, helping fund care, research, and awareness for TSC. We are looking forward to coming together with the entire Cooper's Crew team, including family, friends, and kids, to walk, run, and wheel together. The Community Walk will take place on Sunday, October 4th, 2026, at Southward Community Park in Grimsby, with registration opening at 10:30 AM. Mark your calendars. We are making this year's celebration bigger and better than ever! We would love your
help spreading the word. Share Run With Coops with your own crew of family and friends and help us reach our goal. Every bit of support, big or small, makes a meaningful difference. Together, we can do something truly amazing. The countdown is on. Let's go, Cooper's Crew! Thank you so much! Watch Cooper's Story below
Check-in: August 22, 2026, 8:00 AM- 10:30 AM
Kidd’s Mill Covered Bridge
West Kidd’s Mill Road, Transfer, PA 16154
GPS Coordinates: 41.354194791624145, -80.39786005668815
Start Time: 11:00 A.M
Packet pickup and race day registration will be from 4-6 inside Resurgence Brewing in the beer garden.
Races will start at 6:00 (kids), 6:30 ( all women ), 6:50 (all men).
Have you ever run a mile as fast as you can? Do you think you have what it takes to compete with the best of the best? Come out and show out for a fast and fun mile race through the heart of the Old First Ward. Whether it’s your first mile or your 200th mile, come out and chase your 2026 running goals in this fast race! Challenge the best amongst the Buffalo running community in this race presented by Checkers AC. After the race swing by Resurgence and enjoy some cold beverages with your best mates. Make sure to sign up by July 31 to ensure a race shirt! We will have a small amount of shirts after for sale.
Custom barstools for the winners and prize money paid only to USATF Niagara association members that win.
This race is part of the USATF Niagara runner of the year series and Buffalo runner of the year series and heats will be split up by gender with a separate kids race.
RUN FOR THE GRAPES
HALF-MARATHON & 5K
Set in the heart of wine country at the Sue-Ann Staff Estate Winery in Jordan, this race offers breathtaking vineyard views and a unique opportunity to enjoy the blend of fitness and fine wine.
All participants of age will receive 1 free tasteful glass of Sue-Ann Staff wine following their finish.
Register by midnight on September 17th to claim your free race shirt with your registration.
To register for four (4) series races and receive a discount, visit the following page: Click Here
Cook Forest 25k Trail Challenge
Since 2018, the Cook Forest 25K Trail Challenge has earned its place as a legendary event in Pennsylvania’s trail running scene. Nestled within the ancient woods of Cook Forest State Park, this 25K offers more than just a test of endurance—it’s a journey through some of the most breathtaking natural beauty the state has to offer. With towering evergreens, riverfront paths, and a deep sense of community, this race feels more like a homecoming than a competition.
packet pickup
packet pick up and day of registration is available at shelter 2 from 7:45 to 8:45 the morning of the race.
Location
start/finish and packet pickup is at Shelter 2. Address is 2604 Forest Rd. Vowinckel, PA 16233.GPS coordinates 41.34609 N, 79.21845 W
Course
The course is a rugged and rewarding loop that strings together 13 interconnected trails across more than 17 miles of varied terrain. Your adventure begins with a lung-busting scramble up Seneca Trail, taking you to one of the park’s most iconic landmarks—the historic Cook Forest Fire Tower. From this vantage point, the forest stretches endlessly in every direction, offering a preview of the miles to come.After descending from the tower, runners head into the heart of the course, where miles of trail weave alongside the pristine Clarion River. The cool breezes and flowing water are a welcome reprieve before the course transitions to the tranquil paths of Tom’s Run, known for its shaded, serene beauty and consistently cool temperatures. The route immerses you in a cathedral of some of Pennsylvania’s tallest living evergreen trees, delivering a spiritual kind of solitude only found in old-growth forests.
Aid Stations
There are three aid stations along the course: at approximately mile 5, 10 and 15. Aid stations will include water, Tailwind hydration drink and usual snacks. These stops provide essential hydration and nutrition to keep runners fueled as they tackle the demanding loop. Runners are strongly encouraged to carry fluids with them as the day heats up rather quickly.
Runner Experience
The Cook Forest 25K is more than a trail race—it’s a shared experience. From the pre-race check-in to the final high-fives at the finish line, runners are embraced by a welcoming, tight-knit community. Whether you’re chasing a personal best or soaking in the serenity of the forest, you’ll find yourself surrounded by people who love the trail just as much as you do. By the end of the day, you’re not just a participant—you’re family.
Practical Details
Registration is available through UltraSignup. Lodging options include nearby cabins, campsites, and local inns, making it easy to turn race day into a weekend getaway. Weather in the forest can vary, so runners are encouraged to dress in layers and prepare for both sun and shade throughout the course.
About the Organizers
The Cook Forest 25K is hosted by a passionate group of local runners and volunteers committed to showcasing the beauty of their home trails. With a deep connection to the park and a focus on fostering community, this team has created a race that’s as heartfelt as it is hardcore.
Event's current local time: 4:15 AM ET