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The 2026 Run For The Trail 7K Run and 2-Mile Fun Run/Walk will be held on Saturday, August 8, 2026 starting at the Ghost Town Trail Access at Dilltown, Pennsylvania. The race benefits Indiana County Parks and Trails.
Online registration is available through 11:59 PM on August 7th. Race day registration is open from 4:00 to 5:45 on race day at the Dilltown pavilion. Family discounted rates are available for families of three or more.
Soft style t-shirts are provided compliments of InFirst Bank. Shirts guaranteed to those who register by July 28th. Shirts available after that date and on race as supplies last.
New for 2026: Chip timing by Gingerbread Timing for the 7K Run. Live results will be uploaded to RunSignUp every 30 seconds during the race.
Local Artisan-made Wooden Train Engines to Top Three Overall Male & Female, Top Male & Female Masters in the 7K courtesy of Tad Pajak, Tall Pine Safety.
Gold, Silver, and Bronze Railroad Spikes to Top Three Male & Female Five-year Age Group Winners up to Age 70+ Age groups include 12 and Under, 15 to 15, 16 to 19, and then five-year age groups up to and including 70+ in the 7K.
2-Mile Fun Run/Walk Finishers are eligible to win one of up to five gift cards donated by local vendors. Gift Card Drawing will take place during the race. The more pre-registered entries, the more gift cards for the drawing. Register early. Timing by A.T.S. with results posted on the IRRC web site within 24 hours.
Ice cream treats following the race compliments of Allied Milk Producers.
MHS Foundation will host a 5K Run/Walk. This year’s event is on Saturday, August 8, 2026. Registration is 8:30 - 9:30 AM, and the race starts at 10:00 AM, beginning and ending on the rail trail at the Morgantown Marriott Hotel. All proceeds from the race benefit academics at Morgantown High School. Join us!
Part of the 2026 NCWV Road Race Series
Free T-Shirt if registered by July 31!
Pre-registration entry fee is $20, and pre-registration closes at 11pm on 8/6/2025. The registration fee on race day is $25.
This year marks the 43rd anniversary of the Mercer County Twilight QUAD. It's the oldest continuous running series in the region. Each event begins at 7:00 pm on Wednesday evenings in the summer months. Over 50,000 finishers have been recorded through the first 140 events of the QUAD.
Runners who complete all four events will receive a commemorative award. Each year, over 150 runners and walkers complete all four events of the series.
Specialty QUAD shirts will be available for purchase on site on a first come first serve basis.
The races include:
June 24 - Strawberry Days 5K - Grove City
July 15 - Dam Race - Sharpsville
July 29 - Fredonia 5K - Fredonia
Aug 12 - Ice Cream Race - Grove City, PA
Memorial Field House, Westminster College
Cost is $10 for ages 14 and younger. The discount will be reflected at check out.
Welcome to the 8th Annual Jacob Hershberger Memorial Run! This event will help raise funds to finance the Jacob Hershberger Memorial Scholarships that will be awarded each year to two Bedford High School Students and to help those in the community in financial need after the death of a young one. The race date is Sunday, August 10th. Registration begins at 9:00 am and the Race will begin at 10:00 am. This will be a walking and running event.
Awards are given to the top 3 female and top 3 male runners in each age group and the top 3 male and top 3 female walkers overall for both courses. The age groups are as follows:
12 and under
13-19
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
60 and over.
Top overal male and female will receive $100 each.
Note: You must walk if you are signed up for the walk. We have some competitive walkers in the race and it wouldn’t be fair to those walking.
Please keep in mind race shirts are only guaranteed to those pre-registered by July 29th.
Amenities:
Course 1 (run and walk) - A scenic, rolling hills course on grass and gravel that is great for both beginners and “seasoned” trail blazers looking for a challenge. Since this is a run on nature’s trails, the course will be as close to 5K as we can get it!.
Course 2 (walk only) - An easy stroll around the property for those unable to tackle the challenging hills. This is all flat and good for strollers, young children and elderly.
Race Results: Race will be professionally timed by the Miles of Smiles TIming Services.; Results will be found at http://www.smileymiles.com
Questions: Send emails to [email protected] and type “5K Race Director” in subject line.
This is a first year event and if you've been to Margraff you know parking is limited. For these reasons we are limiting participants to 100. The minimum age to participate as a racer is 12 years of age the day of the event. As explained on the race website and FAQ's this is not an event for e-bikes.
Carpooling is encouraged and please. “take your time” driving up Fratz Road to the race site- the road is narrow, and we don't want to piss off the residents who live on the road. On the way up the hill check out the cool container home on the right. Also watch out for deer- there is a 4 point buck roaming around that likes to cross the road in the early morning!!
Don't believe AI – generally there are not bathrooms at the trailhead, but we plan to have Porta potties!
For more information on the race go to Race Event Page. Any additional questions email @ [email protected]
Volunteers- we want you- race schwag, the opportunity to spend time in the woods w snacks, fluids and more!!
Packet Pickup: Aug 8, 2026 from 3-5pm @ Brewery and the Beast on 219 in Accident, MD. You can also pickup your packet from 8:30-9:30am raceday at the race site. BikeReg closes for race registration Aug 7, but you can register in person on Aug 8th at Brewery and the Beast. NO RACE DAY REGISTRATION!!
The FCA "Stay the Course" 5K & 1-Mile takes place on Saturday, August 15th, 2026.
The event takes place at First Christian Church in Salem. The address is: 1151 E. 6th Street, Salem, Ohio 44460.
The 1-Mile begins at 8:15am and the 5K begins at 8:30am.
Registration includes a commemorative finisher medal, participant shirt and chip-timed bib number.
Both races are professionally chip-timed by GCXC Racing - Youngstown.
The 3rd annual Lake Community Hope 5k run/walk and fun run will be on 8/23/26. This event will occur in the Lake Community with the partnership of the Lake Community YMCA, to raise money for the Lake Community Hope Scholarship Fund in Memory of Melissa, Renee, Amber and Evan.
This year we will feature a new course route and the opportunity for more sponsors and vendors to participate.
The 5k is designed for both competitive runners, joggers, power walkers and those just out for a stroll. The 5k will feature a chip timing system.
The fun run is great for younger kiddos and those that want to participate but also want to cheer on the 5k event or even volunteer.
Shirt:
The first 200 people to register will receive a unisex shirt.
-Youth Small to Large
-Adult Small to 3X-Large
-No shirt option - "No shirt for me please. I'd like to donate the cost of my shirt to the scholarship."
Early Packet Pickup:
Will be at the Uniontown Lions Festival (Hartville Marketplace and Flea Market)
August 19-22 from 6-8pm
1289 Edison St. NW, Hartville, OH 44632
Event Day Packet Pickup:
Will be near the start line which will be located behind the Lake Community YMCA from 6:30-7:30am
428 King Church Ave SW, Hartville, OH 44632 (by tennis courts)
Schedule:
6:30-7:30 AM - Event Day Packet Pickup/Registration
7:45 AM - Opening Ceremony and Announcements
8:00 AM - Fun Run Starts
8:10 AM - 5K Starts
9:00 AM - Awards Ceremony
Awards:
5K Run/Walk
Top 3 Overall Men & Women
Top 3 Men & Women in the following age groups 1-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, and 70+
5K Competitive Walking
Top 1 Overall Men & Women Walker
Join the South Range Cross Country program for the Run with the Raiders 5K & Kids Fun Run taking place on Saturday, August 8th, 2026.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A CROSS COUNTRY 5K & RUNS ON THE SOUTH RANGE COURSE.
The 1/2 Mile Kids Fun Run begins at 6:30pm. The 5K begins at 7:00pm. Both events take place at South Range High School (Stadium).
The address for the high school is: 11300 Columbiana Canfield Rd, Canfield, Ohio 44406.
Registration for the Kids Fun Run includes a participation medal and optional event shirt.
Registration for the 5K includes a commemorative finisher medal and event shirt.
All proceeds benefit South Range Cross Country.
Awards to the top three overall male and female winners and top three winners in age groups.
Join Austintown Fitch Cross Country in the 3rd Annual Flacon Glow Fest 5K and 1-Mile Fun Run. All proceeds will benefit the Austintown Cross Country Boosters Club, serving student runners from grades 7-12. The course is a flat and fast road course through the neighborhoods of Austintown, with a start and finish on the Falcon Track!
Finisher medals will be provided for all finishers.
Prizes for top finishers!
Professional digital photos will be provided for free.
Don't miss out on the great selection of food trucks on site before and after the run.
Join us for our 2nd annual 5K run/walk at the Belmont County Fairgrounds to raise money for LifeWise programs in Belmont County, Ohio. LifeWise is a nonprofit organization that teaches character trait education through Bible stories during school hours. The course is paved with beautiful rural scenery. It is a family friendly environment with activities for the kids including a color fun run following the 5K race. The Big Red Bus will make an appearance. Food will be provided for the race participants. Leashed dogs and strollers are welcome. Be respectful of other runners. Please clean up after your dog.
5K Registration Details:
Race day registration starts at 7:00 a.m. with a race start time of 8:30 a.m.
$25- Early registration now until July 9th
$30- Registration after July 9th
$20- Students 17 years of age and under
Register by July 31st to be guaranteed a shirt
Blue Knob Mountain Bike Association Mountain Bike Challenge Blue Knob Mountain Bike Association (BKMTBA) is once again holding its 13.7-mile and 25.4-mile races that will incorporate both the trail systems at Blue Knob All Season Resort and Blue Knob State Park on August 15, 2026. The primary purpose and goals of BKMTBA in hosting the festival and race are to draw attention, increase notoriety, and attract patronage to both Blue Knob All Season Resort and Blue Knob State Park. It is the belief of BKMTBA that the Blue Knob Mountain area, as a whole, and all of its amenities are relatively unknown within and outside the state. It is the stated goal of BKMTBA that by increasing the number of events that are open to the general public, as well as events that target specific groups, such as the mountain bike community, the Blue Knob Mountain area, and the surrounding communities of Blair, Bedford, Cambria, and Centre counties, the area will be identified as a weekend and vacation destination.
Blue Knob Mountain Bike Challenge has been registered and advertised on BikeReg.com services and website. Racers can follow the link to register. The site allows racers to register and pay through the site. The race will have ten categories that participants can choose from. For the 13.7-mile race, there are Men’s Open 18-49 y/o, Men’s Youth <18 y/o, and Men’s 50+ y/o, Women’s Open 18-49 y/o, Women’s Youth <18 y/o, and Women’s 50+ y/o. For the 25.4-mile race, there are two categories: a Men’s Open 18+ y/o and a Women’s Open 18+ y/o. We also have a single-speed category that will follow the 25.4-mile race course and is open to Men 18+ y/o and Women 18+ y/o. The registration fee for categories for men and women 18+ will be $50, and the youth categories will be $30. All registered racers will receive a complimentary race shirt. The top three finishers for each category will also receive a cash award. Race-day registrations and check-in will begin at 8:00 AM on August 15, 2026. Race-day
registrations will be an additional $10.00. The race will start promptly at 10:00 AM on August 15, 2026, rain or shine, for all participants aged 18 and above, and at 10:05 AM for all youth participants. Long Course: The race will begin at the Blue Knob All Season Resort clubhouse and work its way through the resort side single-track trails for its first stage, followed by a grueling climb up the slopes to the Blue Know lodge and the beautiful single-track trails on the Blue Knob State Park side. This year, the long course loop will take the riders down to Pavia, where they will begin the climb back to the ski lodge. The finish will be a fast and grueling downhill back to the resort for drinks, food, and fun. Awards and prizes will be presented at 2:00 PM on August 15, 2026, at the finish line. Short Course: The race will begin at the Blue Knob All Season Resort clubhouse and work its way through the resort side single-track trails for its first stage, followed by a grueling climb up the
slopes to the Blue Know lodge and the beautiful single-track trails on the Blue Knob State Park side. This year, the short course will take the riders around the Pavia Lookout Loop on the Blue Knob State Park side, then back to the ski lodge. The finish will be a fast and grueling downhill back to the resort for drinks, food, and fun. Awards and prizes will be presented at 2:00 PM on August 15, 2026, at the finish line.
Overview
Join us for a Free Trail Race at Valley Falls State Park in on Saturday August 22nd, 2026!Strava Route for 50k (You can export a GPX file from the Strava link for your watch)See photos above for COURSE MAP, PARK MAP, AND ELEVATION CHARTThis is a FREE race - we'll provide food and drinks (Tailwind/Gatorade) - but bring some of your own fuel as well. The aid station is under a large park shelter right next to the parking area so you can use your car as your own personal aid station!Race Shirts are available for purchase for $25. The last day to reserve a shirt is 7/30/26. WHEN: August 22nd at 7:30AM for all races except the 50 Miler which will start at 6:30AM. The cutoff for the 50 Miler is finishing the 50k by 1PM. The cutoff for the 50k is 20 miles by 2PM. There will be additional cutoffs TBD for the 50k and 50 Miler on the next to last visit to the aid station to ensure no runner is still on the course after 7PM.COURSE: The run is a moderately difficult 10 mile figure 8 loop with a single aid station in the middle directly adjacent to the parking lot. (see link to loop on Strava - https://www.strava.com/routes/3127321718973675108) and course map in the photos above. This course is at beautiful Valley Falls State Park just east of Fairmont, WV. Elevation gain is approximately 175 ft per mile. This race is free, but the tradition is to bring your own food to contribute to the aid station or to eat yourself. The course will be marked.FINISHERS: We have some free giveaways for finishers (car stickers and fun homemade medals)!WVMTR: Joining WVMTR (West Virginia Mountain Trail Runners) is not necessary to participate in this event, but we encourage you to support our events by becoming members. Yearly membership is only $10 and allows us to offer these wonderful free club events. Become a member today on the club page - https://wvmtr.org.CAMPING: There is no camping at Valley Falls State Park but there is at nearby Coopers Rock and Tygart Lake State ParkVolunteers are greatly appreciated! Please notify the race director if you are able to volunteer for this event.
Event's current local time: 4:18 AM ET
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
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
Howard's Run Festival is a charity race to benefit the Allegany County Animal Shelter. Starting in 2015, the event has raised over $40,000 for Maryland's first municipal no-kill shelter. The event is managed by Sharon Everett and Ray Hunt. The festival consists of two events held the 1st Sunday in September, an out and back half marathon starting and finishing at the Canal Place stage. The second event, an out and back 5K event, also starts and finishing at the Canal Place stage area and starts shortly after the half marathon.
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
Mission
The Shane E Horner Foundation provides access to postsecondary education to members of our community who otherwise would not have the financial means to fulfill their educational goals. The Foundation sees higher education as a catalyst, an agent of change for individuals, families, communities, and nations.