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EAA New Jersey Chapter 216 hosts this run & walk at the Cross Keys Airport to raise funds for their annual flight training scholarship and other chapter projects.
Awards to the Top 3 Overall Male & Female, as well as Top 3 M/F in age groups: under 15, 15-19, and 10 year AG up to 60+
Walkers welcome. Please sign up for the walk option
Commemorative aviation pins will be given to the first 25 registered and available to purchase at the race
T shirts are available for an optional upgrade. Register by November 4th for guaranteed availability
Join Velo Amis at Old Stone Cider for the Cider Stomper MTB Tour. Stay tuned to our Facebook for additional details and reminders and follow our Instagram @veloamis for bike-related content!
PLEASE CARPOOL! PLEASE CARPOOL! PLEASE CARPOOL! PARKING IS LIMITED!
** REGISTRATION LIMITED TO 325 ADULT RIDERS. NO REFUNDS, PURCHASE BIKEREG INSURANCE.
RAIN OR SHINE. WE WILL RE-ROUTE TO GRAVEL IF TRAILS WILL BE DAMAGED.
** WE WILL HAVE AN 11:00am CUTOFF FOR RIDERS HEADING OUT TO WHITE CLAY CREEK ON THE LONG ROUTE. IF YOU DON'T MAKE THE CUTOFF, YOU WILL COMPLETE THE RIDE ON THE SHORT ROUTE. THIS RIDE WILL TAKE LONGER THAN YOU THINK! THERE IS A LOT OF SINGLE-TRACK. REMEMBER: IT GETS DARK AROUND 4:30pm. PLEASE DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE HOW LONG IT WILL TAKE YOU. YOU MAY WANT TO BRING LIGHTS.
WE WILL PROVIDE RIDEWITHGPS ROUTES FOR BAIL OUT GRAVEL ROUTES BACK TO OLD STONE CIDER IF YOU NEED AN EASIER / FASTER ROUTE BACK. PLEASE BE AWARE OF HOW YOU ARE RIDING SO YOU CAN PLAN ACCORDINGLY. WE WILL BE OUT AND ABOUT, BUT DON'T COUNT ON GETTING PICKED UP.
Last Call for drinks is 8:30pm and Old Stone closes at 9pm. Food trucks are on site until 7pm.
REGISTRATION WILL OPEN AT 7:00am FOR THE LONG ROUTE AND 8:00am FOR THE SHORT ROUTE
LONG ROUTE MUST DEPART BY 8:30am and SHORT ROUTE MUST DEPART BY 9:30am
LITTLE GOAT COFFEE ROASTERS WILL BE PROVIDING FREE COFFEE!
OLD STONE WILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS AT 11:00am
About the Ride: This is a mountain bike tour, with no competitive elements. The rides start and end at Old Stone Cider. A mountain bike is the bike of choice. This is a RIDE, NOT A RACE.
The long route (50 miles) is a four-park tour (Fair Hill, White Clay Creek, Redd Park and Middle Run) and the short route (26 miles) is in Fair Hill. Each route has a variety of surfaces. This is primarily a single-track event, however, there is also some double-track, road, field and gravel. The long route has FOUR rest stops (Mile 12, Mile 19, Mile 32 and Mile 42) and the short route has TWO rest stops at (Mile 12 and Mile 19).
After the ride, join us at Old Stone Cider. Each entry comes with an event drinking glass, a hard cider or beer (for cyclists 21 & up) or a non-alcoholic beverage, all you can eat french fries at the post-ride party, and rest stops along the route. Two food trucks will be on site for you to purchase food after the ride. Last call for drinks is 8:30pm and Old Stone closes at 9pm.
Ride with GPS map files, cue sheets, and rider guides will be emailed to you after online registration closes. Routes will be marked, but you will be ultimately responsible to have the files and routes with you. Please note that the event director may alter the proposed routes due to acts of nature, road closures, or other things out of our control. We will contact you via email through bike reg so please read them. *Make sure that you add [email protected] to your email safe sender list. All rider communication is through BikeReg.
Registration & Pricing:
Entry Fee: $69 ($59 UNTIL 6/15/26)
Day-of Registration, if available: $80
Military/First Responder Fee $20: Please use the "Contact Event" link on BikeReg to learn how to receive your discount.
19 Years Old & Younger Fee $20 - no late fees.
Registration Schedule
Sunday 11/15/26:
Long Route 50 MILE: Rider packet pickup and registration opens at 7:00am. All Long Route riders MUST depart Old Stone Cider by 8:30am.
Short Route 26 MILE: Rider packet pickup and registration opens at 8:00am. All Short Route riders MUST depart Old Stone Cider by 9:30am.
Until pre-registration closes, you are able to change the distance you registered for through your registration portal on BikeReg for FREE. If you realize you can't make the event, you may transfer your registration to another cyclist for just $5 through BikeReg as well, right until pre-registration closes.
Rules of the Ride:
Do not bring outside alcohol to the event.
Follow the rules of the road. Routes will be open to traffic. Please, NO headphones. The long route will ride on bike paths, so please ride single file and be courteous to other users. All routes are on heavily used bicycle and walking trails. Fair Hill Park is open to equestrians. Please talk to equestrians and ask how best to pass them. We want to be invited back, please be good stewards!
Sorry, NO REFUNDS. This is a rain or shine event and would only be cancelled if rider safety is at risk. If trails will be damaged, we will re-route the ride to gravel and hang out at Old Stone Cider!
Cider Stomper Long Route Map 2025 (subject to change)
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Cider Stomper Short Route Map 2025 (subject to change)
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About Velo Amis:
Velo Amis is a non-profit organization. Since 2011, Velo Amis has donated over $404,000 to local non-profits, organizations and individuals involved in cycling and other outdoor activities. Proceeds from the Cider will be used to support the mission of Velo Amis Help us support #MoreKidsOnBikes #MoreGirlsOnBikes. Still want to know more? Check out our website.
Welcome to the PECO Rugged Indy trail festival!
Come out and support the local community at a family-friendly event while helping East Vincent Parks! Enjoy live music, food trucks & local vendors. We are excited grow this event and see everyone again.
Run or walk the Indy Trail, a challenging and fun nature trail in East Vincent Township’s Independence Park.
D&L RaceFest presented by St. Luke’s
November 15, 2026
Four signature races. One powerful day on the D&L Trail.
Join us for the fourth annual D&L RaceFest as four distinct events unite the Lehigh Valley through movement, history, and community.
Race Day Details
Downtown Allentown – 7:30 a.m.
St. Luke’s D&L Marathon
St. Luke’s D&L Marathon Relay
Historic Downtown Bethlehem – 7:30 a.m.
D&L Heritage Half Marathon Run, Presented by St. Luke’s
D&L Heritage Half Marathon Walk, Presented by St. Luke’s
All events finish in downtown Easton at the confluence of the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers, where participants and spectators gather for a post-race celebration.
The Experience
The marathon and half marathon follow the historic D&L Trail along the Lehigh River. Participants can expect a gentle net elevation drop and surfaces of fine gravel and paved trail sections.
Scenic river views, crisp autumn air, and joint-friendly terrain make this a fast and memorable point-to-point course.
Why We Run
We proudly welcome back St. Luke’s University Health Network as presenting sponsor — a regional leader in wellness and trail advocacy.
Proceeds benefit Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor Inc., supporting heritage and environmental programming and continued development of the 165-mile D&L Trail from Wilkes-Barre to Bristol.
Important Dates
September 25: Deadline for personalized race bibs (Relay teams included)
October 13: Guaranteed shirt size deadline
November 12, 11:59 p.m. EST: Online registration closes (or when capacity is reached)
Secure your spot on the D&L Trail this November.
Visit the race website for course maps, relay transition information, hotel details, and FAQs.
Start off running before Thanksgiving with a fast, flat 5k, 10k & half in the heart of Georgetown near the Nation’s Capital. Both events run on the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal path, however the Half Marathon begins/ends in Georgetown near the Potomac Boat Club while the 5K/10k begins/ends at Fletcher’s Boat House.
Walkers and strollers are welcome to attend this event.
Run the Vineyards Half Marathon is returning for the 7th year to the beautiful Blue Cork Winery!
Features a scenic and flat course that starts and finishes at this beautifully landscaped vineyard with expansive outdoor seating area. The most fun and relaxing Half Marathon located close to Philadelphia, and the Jersey Shore!
Learn more about Blue Cork Winery here: Blue Cork Winery and Vineyard
Charity Partner for this race is Headstrong Foundation. Learn more here: www.HEADstrong.org
THE RACE:
Chip Timed 13.1 Mile Course Mostly paved and flat course with a half mile on vineyard property
Race start time 8:30 AM. Race announcements start at 8:15 AM.
Warm-Up 10 Min. before race
Course Map: https://www.plotaroute.com/route/921226
Hydration/Aid Stations available approx. every 2 miles
On-Course music and cheer stations in various locations
Awards presented to Top 3 Overall Male and Female and Age Group Winners, Top 3 Males and Females every 10 years.
3.5 Hour Time Limit - Required Finish Time - 12 NOON (Race starts at 8:30am)
THE AFTER PARTY:
Complimentary Glass of Wine for all Finishers (additional wine available for purchase)
Live Band performing until 1 PM - Matt Noffsinger Band
Multiple Food Truck Options including Big Papa Jai's
Beautiful indoor and outdoor areas to relax
Massage Therapy Specialist - Bodywork by Jeff will be on site for post-race massage.
THE SWAG:
A Long-Sleeve high quality swag item (Shirt Available After Race for anyone who registers after 10/26)
Souvenir Wine Glass for All Finishers
Custom Finisher Medal for All Finishers
RUNNER PERKS AND MORE...
Free Downloadable Photos
Strollers are allowed
10K Split on course
Porta Potty available on course (approx. Mile 2 & 11)
Police controlled roadways.
Race is capped at approximately 450 runners
Race is Rain or Shine.
PACKET PICK-UP INFO -There will be pre-race day and same day pick up available.
Race Day at Blue Cork Winery from 7am-8am. Blue Cork Winery Address: 1093 Blue Bell Road, Williamstown, NJ 08094.
The Horace Mann PTA is hosting its 6th annual Great Turkey Chase 5K & Fun Run, and we are so excited! This is one of the few opportunities we have during the school year where we can come together as a community - families, teachers, and neighbors - to celebrate our amazing school and faculty, as well as have a great time!
Why are we running? Over 75% of the PTA’s fundraising dollars go towards the salaries of many of our partner teachers and specialists – funds that are not provided by DCPS. The PTA also supports a myriad of initiatives, including educational programs like gardening and language, professional development opportunities, classroom enrichment, facility enhancements, and more! Each registered runner and donor makes a huge difference as we strive to further enhance our school. Help us make this year our biggest event yet!
And what's a race without a little competition? Our students are getting in on the fundraiser action by seeking donations from friends and extended family for ultimate bragging rights and a chance to win a Pajama Day and Pizza Party. During registration sign-up, runners will have an option to add a donation for the grade competition! Be sure to mention the name and grade of the students you're donating on behalf of, so they get credit.
Starting time is November 15th at 9:30AM (5K) and 9:40AM (1 Mile) from the Mann parking lot. Note: These runs will not be on a closed course so please keep to the sidewalks and practice caution while running through the neighborhood.
The Scrapple Scramble 5K is a fun, flavor‑packed community race celebrating Delaware’s most iconic breakfast tradition.
Hosted by Fusion Racing, this event blends a fun course, great music, and a post‑race party built around everyone’s favorite crispy comfort food.
Whether you’re chasing a PR or just jogging for the joy of it, the Scrapple Scramble delivers a welcoming atmosphere for runners, walkers, families, and scrapple lovers of all kinds.
Race Results
Race-day: Saturday, November 20
On-site packet pickup is open 7:00 AM-7:45 AM. No race-day registration
Course: Flat – walker- and wheelchair-friendly – One or two out’n’back segments on paved roads
Parking: Ample and free at East Potomac Park Golf Course, 972 Ohio Drive SW, Washington DC
Race size: About 100 in each race, 5K and 10K.
Starts: 5K run & race walk at 8:00 AM, 10K run at 8:10 AM
Timing: 10K starts about 50 meters north of the 5K start
Time Limit: Please finish by 9:30 AM
Awards: Cranberry bread and other awards for top 3 in each race in 10-year age groups (men and women), plus racewalkers
Post-race: Refreshments to keep you warm
Contact: Mike Cannon -- [email protected] -- 910-261-8446
Event details and schedule
Races in 2026 Ed Barron Holiday Series:
February 14 at East Potomac Park in Wasington DC -- By George 5K and 10K
April 3 at Bluement Park, Arlington VA - Easter Classic 5K and 10K
July 4 at Bon Air Park, 850 North Lexington Street, Arlington VA -- Go Fourth 8K
November 21 at East Potomac Park -- Cranberry Crawl 5K and 10K
December 19 at East Potomac Park -- Christmas Caper 5K and 10K
If you signed up for all 5 races, we automatically enter you into this race
If you're not a member yet, you can join PVTC now and take the member prices
The 64th Annual JFK 50 Mile will be held on Saturday, November 21, 2026, start time at 6:30am.
Registration will open on March 1, 2026, at midnight.
See race website for details https://www.jfk50mile.org/
Students Run Philly Style is a youth mentorship & running non-profit organization. As a charity runner, the amount that you raise will directly support our running & youth mentorship program.
Charity Runner Benefits
Guaranteed race entry
Post race hospitality- warming tent and hot chocolate
Students Run Philly Style swag
VIP packet pick-up
You must meet your $750 fundraising minimum for the full and half marathon or $350 for the 8K or your card will be charged the difference.
NEW THIS YEAR:
As part of updated Philadelphia Marathon requirements, all runners must sign an official waiver.
When you register as a charity runner with SRPS, you’ll receive the waiver as a PDF to download, sign, and upload as a required part of your registration.
Race Information
The race starts at 8:30 AM.
Packet pickup starts 30 minutes before the race and ends 10 minutes before the race starts.
All runners must register on RunSignup.
No on-site registration.
Additional Information
This is a shaded course made of compact gravel.
Bathrooms are located in the parking lot.
5K & 10K Course (0.52M)
https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6393984394
The course is an out-and-back (1.04M)
The 5K does the out-and-back three times.
The 10K does the out-and-back six times.
Course Time Limit
2:00 hours.
Finisher Medals
https://usroadrunning.com/FinisherMedals.php
Shirt and Gear Shop
https://usroadrunning.com/Gear.php
Best Costume
https://usroadrunning.com/BestCostume.php
Series Points
https://usroadrunning.com/S.php
Awards
https://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php
Frequently Asked Questions and Information
https://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php
US Road Running
3rd Annual New Garden Gobbler 5k & 1/2 Mile Family Fun Run / Walk
November 21st, 2026 – Saturday
New Garden Park - Landenberg, PA
Benefitting Kennett Area Community Service (KACS)
54th Annual
Newark Turkey Trot 10k / 5k
November 21, 2026
Newark, DE
Join us for Delaware’s oldest consecutive road race, the Turkey Trot! The Turkey Trot offers both 5K and 10K races with raffles donated by local businesses in addition to first through third place awards for age groups in 5-year increments. Vendors will be on site with information and products that may interest participants. For vendor opportunities, please visit www.newarkde.gov/play.
Shirt and number pick up is at the Newark Municipal Building (220 South Main Street, Newark, DE 19711) Friday, November 20 from 9:00am to 4:00pm for pre-registered participants or Saturday at Handloff Park starting at 8 a.m.
This run/walk is in memory of Dan Rankin who was tragically hit and killed on Jan 24, 2024 by an impaired driver while out on a run training for a Spartan 50k race.
Dan was married to his high school sweetheart and they have 4 beautiful children.
He lived a very full life with no regrets.
He was an entrepreneur at heart and always ready to lend a helping hand.
All proceeds will go to Delaware Wrestling Alliance.