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Sweet Grace Ministries offers support, hope, and empathy to families enduring miscarriage, stillbirth, and infant death. We offer support in the form of comfort baskets, comfort bags, gowns, photography, cards, support group, events, and more. We are currently partnered with 23 hospitals in PA, 2 in MD, 1 in AK, 1 in NJ, and 1 in MT.
Our 15th Walk to Remember will be held Saturday, October 3, 2026 (in person with the option to participate virtually)
We hope to raise awareness, funds, and resources to support our organization. A one-mile walk will follow a remembrance celebration and candle lighting ceremony. All are welcome to participate in person at Norlo Park OR at home with family and friends.
Pre-registration encouraged, but not required.
2:30 pm-Registration Opens
2:30-5:00 pm-Snacks & Fellowship Time
5:30 pm-Speaker, Reading of names, Candle lighting
One-mile Walk to Immediately Follow
We will utilize YouTube for virtual participants on October 3, 2026. Program beginning at 5pm.
End of the Road Half Marathon (October 24–25, 2026 · Waterfall, PA) is one of Pennsylvania’s most unique fall races. Choose the Half Marathon or 4 miler and run through two long, dark tunnels on the abandoned Pennsylvania Turnpike, surrounded by peak autumn foliage.
Looking for an October race that’s unlike anything else in the state? This event takes runners deep into history along a stretch of highway bypassed in 1968 and untouched by cars for nearly 50 years. The course blends five miles of tunnel running with rolling rural roads and stunning mountain scenery.
Not ready for 13.1 miles? If you’ve run a 5K before, the 4 Miler is the perfect next step. It’s approachable for newer runners, fun for walkers, and still gives you the full thrill of racing through the famous abandoned tunnels. Curious what it's like to run through the tunnels? Watch our End of the Road Half Marathon & 4 Mile preview video with footage from 2024 participant, Natasha.
Race Options:
Half Marathon – Saturday or Sunday (choose your day)
One Tunnel 4 Mile – Sunday
Two-Day Challenges:
26.2 Road Closed Rambler – Half Marathon Saturday + Half Marathon Sunday
17.1 Tunnel Traveler – Half Marathon Saturday + One Tunnel 4 Miler Sunday
Why Runners Love It:
Run through 5 miles of tunnels – a headlamp or flashlight is required
Limited field sizes each day for an uncrowded course
Official pacers for both Half Marathons to help you hit your time goals
Movie Night on the Turnpike Saturday evening (The Addams Family in 2025)
Host hotel near the start/finish that hosts packet pickup (book early—sold out last year)
Now in its eighteenth year, this race has welcomed runners from across the U.S., raising funds for The Old PA Pike’s efforts to turn the abandoned turnpike into a permanent greenway for runners, walkers, and cyclists.
Be part of one of Pennsylvania’s most talked-about October races—and one of the most memorable courses you’ll ever run.
Join the Washington County Parks and Recreation Department and the City of Hagerstown in supporting the Washington County Community Free Clinic on Saturday, March 14th at the Saint Patrick's Day Run Fest. The Saint Patrick's Day Run Fest is a Community Fitness Event for all ages. The event consists of three running events: a 5K Run, 8K Run, and One Mile Run/Walk
Race Map - https://bit.ly/SPDRunFestCourseMap2026
Be sure to join us for this great running event and the spirited "After Party" in Downtown Hagerstown to begin your St. Patrick's Day Celebrations. Costumes and St. Patrick's Day attire are appropriate and highly encouraged for the St. Patrick's Day Run Fest and Celebration.
The YMCA’s Color Splash Fun Run is a vibrant 1K and 5K experience designed for families, all ages, and all fitness levels! This exciting and unique community event invites participants to walk, jog, run, or stroll through the course while being “splashed” with an array of colorful powder at multiple stations along the way.
Color Splash is all about fun, movement, and togetherness—not competition. While a clock will be visible at the finish line, there will be no timing chips, keeping the focus on enjoyment rather than speed. Whether you’re pushing a stroller, walking with friends, or running for fitness, everyone is welcome!
Come dressed in white, bring your biggest smiles, and leave covered in color—this is a celebration of healthy living and community spirit you won’t want to miss!
5K Run/walk will be an evening event benefiting the Wounded Warrior Project. 100% of net proceeds (i.e. gross receipts minus event expenses) will be paid to Wounded Warrior Project, and The Mason-Dixon Warrior Adventures.
The Hagerstown Sprint & Youth Triathlon is a welcoming, community-focused race that brings athletes of all ages together for a fun and competitive day of multisport racing in Hagerstown, Maryland. The Sprint Triathlon offers a fast, approachable course ideal for both first-time triathletes and experienced racers looking to test their speed, while the Youth Triathlon provides a safe, age-appropriate introduction to the sport for kids and teens. With well-marked courses, supportive volunteers, and an energetic race-day atmosphere, the Hagerstown Triathlon celebrates fitness, family, and the excitement of crossing the finish line—no matter your age or experience level.
All information about this race can be viewed at https://www.rivalraceseries.com/hagerstowntriathlon.
DetermiNation is the American Cancer Society’s event endurance program, spanning a variety of sports including cycling, running, hiking, yoga, and more. The collective efforts of the dedicated athletes who use their fortitude to help raise funds to take down cancer are nothing short of amazing. When you join DetermiNation, you’re not just participating in an endurance event. You’re pushing yourself to help save lives from cancer. Just like hard work goes into your event training, the American Cancer Society gives it our all through things like breakthrough research, patient programs and services, and a free 24/7 cancer helpline. Together, we’ll tackle every course, rally every community, and stay absolutely relentless in the fight against cancer.
Come join us for the Cinnamon Bun Fun Run and 5K in Smithsburg, MD. The race will start from Veterans Park and end at Hadley Farms Bakery.
Registration and packet pick-up will be located at the Pavilion located in Veteran's Park at 68 W, Water Street, Smithsburg, MD 21783 beginning at 9 am. There is plenty of parking available at this location.
All proceeds are donated to the Smithsburg Police Department’s SHOP-With-A-COP.
The Lock 2 Lock Marathon in Williamsport is an exceptional running event waiting for you! Whether you're ready for a 10K, a Half-Marathon, or a full Marathon, there's something for everyone and all levels 🎉.
What is The Void?
The Void is a 48-hour, out-and-back endurance challenge run entirely inside an abandoned tunnel.Runners will complete 63 out-and-backs through the 1.3-mile corridor, totaling just under 160 miles—one of many deliberate nods to the nearby Pennsylvania Turnpike. When America’s First Superhighway opened, it stretched 160 miles from Carlisle to Irwin. This tunnel was part of that vision. Now, it’s something else entirely.The physical challenge is simple and unrelenting:160 miles of pavement. An opportunity to quit every 2.5 miles.The psychological challenge is where the race earns its name.The tunnel has no interior lighting. For two days, runners move in and out of darkness—again and again—guided only by their headlamp, their discipline, and their willingness to continue. There is no scenery. No variation. No distraction. Just repetition, isolation, and choice.This is not a race against others.This is a negotiation with yourself.
Overview
The Void strips ultrarunning down to its most essential—and unforgiving—form.There is no scenery.No variation.No relief.You run from one end to the other, turn around a cone, and go back the way you came.Again.And again.And again.If you’re looking to be pampered, distracted, or entertained, you are going down the wrong hole.The Void takes place inside Sideling Hill Tunnel, a Pennsylvania Turnpike relic steeped in unfinished ambition and quiet abandonment. Originally constructed in the 1880s by the Vanderbilt Syndicate to rival the Pennsylvania Railroad, the tunnel was never completed—earning the name Vanderbilt’s Folly. In the 1940s, it was repurposed and finished for the Pennsylvania Turnpike, becoming the longest tunnel on America’s First Superhighway. Abandoned in 1968, it now sits cold, dark, and silent as part of the Old Turnpike Trail.For this race, the darkness will be maddening.The Void is a 48-hour, out-and-back ultramarathon run entirely inside the tunnel. Runners will complete 63 out-and-backs through the 1.3-mile corridor, totaling just under 160 miles—a deliberate nod to the nearby Pennsylvania Turnpike. When America’s First Superhighway opened, it stretched 160 miles from Carlisle to Irwin.The physical challenge is straightforward and relentless:160 miles of pavement and an opportunity to quit every 2.5 miles. The psychological challenge is where the race earns its name.The tunnel has no interior lighting, forcing runners to exist in repeated darkness for two days. There is no variation. No outside stimulus. No escape from the rhythm.There is no exit.Only forward. And back.
Structure, Format and Rules
The Void is unlike any endurance event you might have participated, or had nightmares about. The Void's structure, format and rules is very unique. See https://www.runthevoid.com/format-and-rules for all the details.
The Toll Ticket System
To reinforce the psychological and strategic nature of The Void, the race employs a Toll Ticket system inspired by Pennsylvania Turnpike toll tickets. At check-in, each runner is issued a physical Toll Ticket. This ticket governs how often a runner may leave the tunnel to access support during the race. The Toll Ticket system is not meant to make the race fairer. It is meant to make it harder. Success at The Void will depend not only on endurance, but on discipline, planning, and the ability to resist the urge to exit when it feels necessary—rather than strategic.Read more about the Toll Ticket System: https://www.runthevoid.com/toll-ticket-system
Before you Enter The Void, Read our Qualifications
All participants must complete an application, which will be reviewed by the race directors for entry consideration. While we will consider any applicant who makes a strong case for their abilities and preparedness, priority will be given to runners with demonstrated extreme endurance experience, as this reduces subjectivity in the selection process. We strongly recommend that applicants have completed at least one 100-mile ultramarathon, backyard ultra, FKT, or comparable extreme endurance event within three years of the registration date. Applicants with this experience will be weighted more heavily during the selection process.The event is limited to 96 participants.
Event's current local time: 5:05 AM ET
What: 5th Annual Lock 2 Lock Marathon, Half Marathon and 10K
When: Saturday, September 12, 2026
Where: Entirely along the C&O Canal Towpath in Williamsport, Maryland
All three races take place on the C&O Canal towpath. The start/finish area will be Lock 44 (DO NOT USE FOR PARKING).
This is a BQ certified course! 2026 times can be used for 2027.
The course certification number is MD22006NP.
2027 BQ Standards
Marathon – race details
https://www.strava.com/routes/3038509126320956732 Course Map
The race will start at 7:30 a.m. on September 12, 2026. Cutoff time is 3:00 p.m. (allowing for a pace of 17 minutes and 11 seconds per mile. Runners will start near Lock 44 and travel in a generally southeasterly direction for 6.56 miles to Lock 43 (exact point to be specified, marked and staffed by event volunteers), then turn around and travel back to Lock 44. Course elevation is no more than 40 feet for the entire distance. Runners will complete this out-and-back loop twice. Aid stations will be at miles 2, 4, 6.56, 9.12, 11.12, 13.12, 15.12, 17.12, 19.68, 22.24, 24.24 and finish line. AS will be stocked with water, Gatorade Endurance, pickle juice, potato chips, and other TBD snacks. There will also be a tarp at the start/finish line where you can leave gu's, bottles, or other race day needs.
Half Marathon details
https://www.strava.com/routes/3038509126320956732 Course Map
The race will start at 8:00 a.m. on Sept. 12, 2026. Cutoff time is 1:00 p.m. Runners will start near Lock 44 and travel in a generally southeasterly direction for 6.56 miles to about Lock 43, then turn around and run back to Lock 44. They will complete this out-and-back loop one time. Course elevation is no more than 20 feet for the entire distance.Aid stations will be at miles 2, 4, 6.56, 9.12, 11.12, and finish line. AS will be stocked with water, Gatorade Endurance, pickle juice, potato chips, and other TBD snacks.
10K details
https://www.strava.com/routes/3038508438366518588 Course Map
The race will start at 8:15 a.m. on Sept. 12, 2026. Cutoff time is 11:15 a.m. Runners will start near Lock 44, run 3.1 miles on the towpath towards Washington D.C., turn around and run 3.1 miles back to Lock 44. Course elevation is no more than 10 feet for the entire distance. Aid stations will be at miles 2, 4, and the finish line. AS will be stocked with water, Gatorade Endurance, pickle juice, potato chips, and other TBD snacks.
The WMRT Marathon/half marathon/10k is back for the 11th edition in 2026. The course is the same, the history is the same, BUT the race has been renamed for one of Washington County Maryland's greatest distance runners and the creator of the JFK50 Miler, Buzz Sawyer.
Frank and Mike of Altis Endurance have passed the race on to Katie and Adam Lowe of 2Lowe Run Company to continue the race's traditions.
The Buzz Sawyer Western Maryland Marathon, Half Marathon and 10K is set for Sunday October 18th, 2026. This race takes place in its entirety on the fantastic Western Maryland Rail Trail (WMRT) located in - wait for it - Western Maryland.
The race start/finish is located in the wonderful town of Hancock. The town of Hancock is a super trail town with great C&O Canal history and scenery in addition to the WMRT. Hancock is definitely a place to visit for those who love trails.
The marathon MD17006NP and half marathon MD17005NP courses are USATF Certified Courses. This is a good Boston qualifying course!
The marathon starts at 7:30 AM, the half marathon starts at 8:00 AM, and the 10K start at 8:15. The start/finish is located on the Western Maryland Rail Trail just north of C&O Bicycle at 9 S Pennsylvania Ave Hancock, MD 21750.
Amazing Courses This triple-distance trail-running celebration guides you through the best features of the northern Michaux State Forest, nestled within the ancient south-central Pennsylvania Appalachian Mountains. The freshly designed courses offer our trail buddies a little bit o' everything, swift, flowy single-track, rolling, rooty ridgelines, rocky quad-busting descents, not to mention the VIEWS - breathtaking and worth every drop of sweat! Get the full butt-whoopin' and snag your spot on the gorgeous and challenging 50K+ course! Or take it one chunk at a time with your choice of the spicy half-marathon or the scrambly, heart-pounding 20 Miler! No matter what you pick, you'll pocket the wealth waiting for you within these magnificent Michaux miles! Pine Grove Furnace State Park, Gardners, PA Race Headquarters will be sprawled out in the grassy field behind the bath house at the Pine Grove Furnace State Park, Fuller Lake Day Use Area.. So many bathrooms, showers, and so much parking. We
feel so privileged to house this kickbutt event in this gem of a state park! Race Day Registration Available in 2026 We will be accepting race day registrations this year! Please come to register according to the following schedule:50K & 20M : 6:45-7:45amHalf Marathon: 8:15-9:15am Race Starts: 50K & 20miler @ 8:00am (Pre-race Meeting: 7:45am)Half Marathon @ 9:30am (Pre-race Meeting: 9:15am) ********************** 50K Our 50K course was designed to hit all the best views in the northern Michaux! You'll be running through sandstone boulder ridgelines, woodland savannah, Mountain Laurel and wild blueberry, on a perfect blend of classic windy single track, smooth pine needle carpet, grassy double track, and technical, toe-grabbing forest paths.Course Length: 33ish milesElevation Gain: 4400+ feetAid Station Mileages: • PITCH PINE Aid Station: Mile 5.5• DEAD WOMAN’S HOLLOW Aid Station: Mile 10.2• PITCH PINE Aid Station: Mile 15.8 • FURNACE STACK Aid Station: Mile 19.4• LAUREL LAKE Aid Station:
Mile 22.9• RIDGE ROAD Aid Station: Mile 26.6• CATTLE CHUTE Aid Station: Mile 30.2Aid Station Nutrition:• Water, electrolyte (Tailwind), Coke, & Gingerale• Fruit (oranges/bananas)• Potatoes and/or potato chips• Fritos• Cookies (reg and gluten-free)• Gels/Blocks/Stroop Waffles• Candy• Rice Krispie Treats• Pickles• & sometimes MEATBALLS • Menstrual ProductsDrop Bag Locations: There will be one drop bag location at BRICKYARD Aid Station: Mile 19.7. Bring your drop bag to HQ, label it with your bib number (we will have duct tape and a sharpie), and we will take it to Brickyard for ya.Crew Access: There will be crew access at BRICKYARD and LAUREL LAKE aid stations.Time Limit:10 hours********************************* 20 Miler We love this super-challenging 20 mile route (the first 20miles of the 50K course)! Lung busting climbs, spicy, steep descents, as well as lovely, runnable stretches on classical technical Michaux single track! Once you've experienced the 20mile, you'll want to come b
ack for MORE!Elevation Gain: 3,000ftAid Station Location: • PITCH PINE Aid Station: Mile 5.5• DEAD WOMAN’S HOLLOW Aid Station: Mile 10.2• PITCH PINE Aid Station: Mile 15.8Aid Station Nutrition:• Water, electrolyte (Tailwind), Coke, & Gingerale• Fruit (oranges/bananas)• Potatoes and/or potato chips• Fritos• Cookies (reg and gluten-free)• Gels/Blocks/Stroop Waffles• Candy• Rice Krispie Treats• Pickles• & sometimes MEATBALLS • Menstrual ProductsNO drop bag option for the 20 Mile race.Crew Access: No crew access for 20 Mile race.Time Limit:7 hours********************************* Half Marathon Just need a quick Michaux fix? Breathtaking views await you as you cruise along the classic state forest trail, a mix of rocky single track, pine needle strewn ridgelines, and grumbly old double track. Come test your grit on this tough and rewarding course!Course Length:13.1ishElevation Gain:1400+ feetAid Station Mileages:• LAUREL LAKE Aid Station: Mile 3.3• RIDGE ROAD Aid Station: Mile 6.
9• CATTLE CHUTE Aid Station: Mile 10.5Aid Station Nutrition: • Water, electrolyte (Tailwind), Coke, & Gingerale• Fruit (oranges/bananas)• Potatoes and/or potato chips• Fritos• Cookies (reg and gluten-free)• Gels/Blocks/Stroop Waffles• Candy• Rice Krispie Treats• Pickles• & sometimes MEATBALLS • Menstrual ProductsNO drop bag option for the Half Marathon race.Crew Access:There will be crew access at LAUREL LAKE Aid Station: Mile 3.3.Time Limit:7 Hours! This is a VERY generous time limit on this course, making this half marathon accessible to serious hikers and ruckers! Awards will still only be based on lowest completion times, however. There will be NO separate hike/ruck divisions.********************************* Proudly presented to you by the Meatball Runners! For other Meatball races and to join the Meatball Community, click here! Event's current local time: 4:32 AM ET
Welcome to the 2026 Greenbrier SwimFest brought to you by French Creek Racing!
This SwimFest event at Greenbrier State Park in Boonsboro, MD has three distances (plus options to combine events for longer distance) including:
800 meter swim (1 loop)
1600 meter swim (2 loops)
2400 meter swim (3 loops)
For an extra challenge, race in all 3! Get 30% off your 2nd race and 45% off your 3rd race.
Register today for your choice of races!
Online Registration Closes Friday, September 25 at 12 midnight.
Check-in is available from 7:30AM to 10:30AM on Sunday September 27. All racers should check in when they arrive.
NO REFUNDS and no rain date. In the event of inclement weather, entries will roll into next year's race, or you may defer to another FCR event. A registered athlete may request a deferral to next year's event if they do so at least 14 days prior to the event. A nominal fee shall apply.
Historical water temperature varies, but we expect water temperature to be between 62-70F for this date. Wetsuits will be allowed with water temps below 78.0 degrees.
We always need volunteers, lifeguards, and other helpers to run successful events. To volunteer, please check out our volunteer link at www.frenchcreekracing.com/volunteer
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/
Some of the most beautiful countryside east of the Mississippi!
Earn bragging rights on the long and hilly routes of 100 and 75 miles
Look at the mountains on rolling terrain across 65- and 50-mile route
Enjoy a 25-mile covered bridge tour
Fully supported with well-marked routes, Ride with GPS navigation, SAG, and well stocked rest stops
End of ride celebration with boxed lunches, festive music, and the popular ice cream truck
Event details and schedule
The Civil War Century is an event with five different routes that are designed for different ability levels, from the 25 mile Covered Bridge Quarter Century for beginners and those that don't ride long and hilly rides up to the 100+ mile Civil War Century which is intended for experienced, well trained cyclists that have done at least a couple of centuries already. For the history buff, you can visit Crampton's Gap, South Mountain, Antietam and/or Gettysburg battlefield sites. You'll see all four if you elect to ride the full century.
Organize your ride crew as a team for a discount! Captain names the team for others to join.
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