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Like Running or Walking? Love Wine? This race is for you!
Join us on Saturday, October 3, 2026 at 9:00am for an exciting "Halloween themed" event that features The Thistlethwaite Vineyards! Please join us at this family owned location that was purchased in 1892 and grows 10 varieties of French hybrid grapes on five acres of land. Check our their wine selection here! This race is timed and scored by J3 Timing. Results will be posted at www.J3Timing.com.
Registration Includes:
T-shirt: Super Soft Ring Spun Cotton t-shirt or Upgrade to a hoodie for only $10
Wine Glass: Shatterproof, Collapsible, and Portable!
Finisher Medal: Doubles as a Wine Stopper!
Race Bib: Chip timed 5k run/walk
Results Posted Online
...and of course, a pour of wine!
Fineview Citizens Council is hosting its 30th Annual Urban Step & Trail Challenge on Saturday, October 4, 2025.
Participants will ascend Fineview’s hills, streets, and staircases. Among the steps are Pittsburgh’s STEEPEST stair set (371 steps) on Rising Main Avenue, which is the equivalent of a 17-story building!
The course covers 12 public staircases for a total of over 1,600 steps and provides breathtaking views along the way. All proceeds from the event will benefit our programming related to community beautification, preserving affordability, and events.
TheTrophyHusband.run Race Series is proud to host the Octoberfest 5K and Mom Marucas Beer Mile* and Beer Mile Relay to help benefit Uniontown Area Track and Field.
Race Schedule:
7:30-8:45 5K Packet Pickup/Registration. 7:45-9:30 Beer Mile Pickup/Registration
9:00-5K Run/Walk
10:15-Mom Marucas Beer Mile. Beer Mile Relay to Follow. Laurel Highlands Brewing is Creating a Beer Mile Blonde Exclusive for this Race.
Top Runners and age Group awards will be given out in the 5K Run and Walk. Top three Male and Female For Beer Mile and Top Three Relay Teams.
New Event!-Kids Root Beer Run @ 1/2 mile. 14 and under. Kids get souvenir root beer mug!
T-shirts guaranteed with signups by Thursday, September 26. After that will be subject to first come, first serve.
Hi-Quality Beer Glass to first 200 to enter. One pour of Beer Mile Blonde to those over 21.
Prize for best Bavarian/Octoberfest Costume.
Net Race Proceeds to Benefit Uniontown Area HS Track Team.
Beer Mile Participants Must Be 21 years old. Proper ID will be Required.
Those running the full Beer Mile will also be required to have a designated driver.
Relay participants do not.
Beer Mile relay will consist of four, 1/4 mile legs: 1 beer per leg. Teams must have 4 paid entrants in order to participate.
Corporate beer mile team must have 4 members. Will get race day promotions and separate award for corporate winner. Contact Joe at [email protected] to complete registration.
Parking will be available at the New South Union Rec Center and Bailey Park. 200 Block of Pennsylvania Ave Uniontown.
Early Packet Pickup: Friday Night, October 4. 5pm-7pm. Mom Marucas. Start your Oktoberfest early; High Carb Specials(Pierogis, Poutine, Pretzels and Pizza). Live Music starts at 7. Saturday, October 5: Pickup 7am-
Hotel Room Race rate special at Hilton Garden Inn Uniontown. 724-434-7200. Rate Code: FAIRCHANCE CONSTRUCTION 5K
Need coaching tips: [email protected]
Get ready to lace up your running shoes and join us for the newest race in the Marion County Race Series! On October 3rd, we're hitting the streets of East Side Fairmont, WV, for a fun run that'll have you feeling good from start to finish. It's all about supporting the amazing work of Osiris Shriners!
Osiris Shriners was founded over a century ago in Wheeling, WV, and supports the northern region of West Virginia. Osiris Shriners promote friendship and brotherhood and support the world’s greatest philanthropy - Shriners Children's. For more information about Osiris Shriners and their charitable work, please visit http://osirisshrinecenter.org.
This course is fast, but don't be fooled—it's challenging enough to give you a great workout! We'll have a water stop around mile 2 to keep you hydrated and energized. Not a runner? No problem! We've got a 1-mile walk option so everyone can join in the fun and support a great cause.
Can't make it to Fairmont? That's okay, too! Just sign up for the virtual option!
All participants will receive a participation medal, registrants prior to September 15th will receive a tee shirt as well, and top-3 in-person race participants will receive medals (Categories: Overall Male and Female; Overall 15 and Under).
Course Description:
The course will begin at the tunnel trail entrance and immediately turn right onto Morgantown Avenue with approximately 80 feet of elevation gain within the first half mile. It will then turn right onto Sunset Boulevard and immediately right again onto Speedway Avenue. After approximately 1 mile, runners will turn right onto East Park Avenue and right again onto Indiana Avenue by Price Cutters. Following Indiana Avenue until the end, you will make your last turn back onto Morgantown Avenue with a breezy 80 foot elevation decline to the finish line.
Our start and finish is located near the MCPARC Meredith Tunnel trailhead in Fairmont (NOT PRICKETTS FORT!) You will access parking and registration near the intersection of Morgantown Avenue and Winfield Street. Use 1801 Morgantown Avenue, Fairmont, WV 26554 to navigate to our event.
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 Times20k @ 8:00 am10k @ 9:30 am 5k @ 10:15 amRace 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.
Event's current local time: 4:42 AM ET
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.
The Bryon Martini Jr. 5k Memorial Run/Walk is our way to remember Bryon and celebrate his life while giving back to the community. All proceeds will go towards scholarships given to high school seniors at Frazier High School to help them start a bright future. The race is Sunday, October 5th starting at the park in Perryopolis, PA.
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.
Miles for Migraine will host its 7th annual 2-mile Walk, 5K Run and Relax Arizona event on Saturday October 10th at Hazel Ruby McQuain Park in Morgantown. This event is a fundraiser for Migraine & Headache Awareness, Treatment & Research. It's more than a walk/run - come connect with your local migraine & headache community, listen to our speakers & visit sponsors in the festival area.
The 5K run is professionally timed. The Walk and the Relax events are free, but donations are encouraged. All walk and run finishers receive a finisher medal.
Dress up in your best purple flair for a chance at a fun prize!
Funds raised will benefit Miles for Migraine free programs & services as well as the West Virginia University Headache Center to support local migraine research and fellowship training programs.
Miles for Migraine will host its 5th annual 2-mile Walk, 5K Run and Relax West Virginia Event at Hazel Ruby McQuain Park. This event is a fundraiser for Migraine & Headache Awareness, Treatment & Research. Dress up in your best purple flair for a chance at a fun prize!
Funds raised will benefit the West Virginia University Headache Center to support local migraine research and fellowship training programs.
Registration: https://wv.milesformigraine.org
Angel Dash - Washington, PA
October 10, 2026
1 Mile Memorial Walk for babies gone too soon
benefiting the mission of Rachel's Gift
It’s no secret that we adore Rocky Gap State Park and it absolutely has a special place in our hearts and the hearts of thousands of EX2 racers. We’ve been hosting races in the park since 2004, and three years we introduced this brand new ultra distance trail running event. We are thrilled to bring back the Rocky Gap 25K, 50K, and Relay Trail Running Race for year four! We hope you join us for an awesome adventure in the mountains of western Maryland.
Race Date: Sunday October 11, 2026
Start Time: 8:30am (50K), 9:00am (25K)
Location: Rocky Gap State Park in Flintstone, MD
Course Length: 25K (~16ish miles) and 50K (~32ish miles)
Course Format: 3 different loops. 25K does each loop once, while the 50K does each loop twice
Entry types: Solo runners and relay teams of 2 or 3 in both the 25K and 50K
The race highlights three different beautiful loops in the park that vary in length between 4.4 miles and 6.5 miles. We are calling these loops simply Loop A, Loop B, and Loop C. The 25K race does each loop once in order (A, B, C) with a total elevation change of about 1,300 feet. The 50K race does each loop twice in order (A, B, C…then A, B, C again) with a total elevation change of about 2,600 feet.
Loop A – Rocky Trail
Loop A is 6.5 miles with 500+ feet of elevation change and some moderate singletrack sections. The route follows the Lakeside Loop Trail for approximately 1.4 miles until it takes a left turn up a trail that we affectionately call Evitt’s Revenge (it’s steep). After a really fantastic .2 mile climb, the route takes a right onto Rocky Trail where it continues to climb until about mile 2.7. After topping out, the route heads downhill via the Setters Path trail and the Hickory Loop in the campground to the Lakeside Loop Trail. The route then follows the Lakeside Loop around the lake back to the staging area.
Loop B – Canyon Overlook
Loop B is 4.4 miles with about 500 feet of elevation change and highlights some lesser known singletrack in the park. The route follows the Lakeside Loop Trail for approximately 1 mile until it reaches the dam road and then continues straight across the road and up a steep (but short) section of trail to the ridge above the gorge. The route then traverses above the gorge to the left to the Canyon Overlook Trail and then returns back to the dam road to Old Hancock Road. The route then takes a right on Old Hancock Road (doubletrack) and then a left on an awesome 1.5 mile trail that leads back to Lake View Drive. The route then follows the Lake View Drive back to the staging area.
Loop C – Lakeside Loop
Loop C is 5.2 with about 250 feet of elevation change and follows the complete Lakeside Loop Trail. The route is amazingly beautiful with water views most of the way around.
In terms of anticipated difficultly, Loop A is the hardest followed by Loop B. Loop C is the easiest of the three loops since it is generally flat around the lake.
Course maps, elevation profiles, etc. are on the race website.
Last Day to guarantee your shirt size is Sept 27th. After that first come first to get the shirts !!
Register NOW for the LECOM Costume Caper 5K Family Fun Run/Walk... Part of the famous Pittsburgh Monster Pumpkins Festival!
Proceeds support deserving medical students training to brave the front-lines everywhere.
Young and old…avid racers or exercise trotters, or just plain scenic strollers…and where all participants are encouraged to disguise themselves in their favorite Halloween-themed getups! Why? Because fantastic giveaways await clever, cute and cool costume wearers: scariest, funniest and most original. Shy about donning a costume? We understand…everyone’s a winner really, so take comfort knowing each participant receives medals and some cool race bling regardless.
All participants receive the unique "Jumbo Jack" pumpkin medal and other cool swag...separate category awards too for those who come in costume and disguise...So Don't Wait!
Race will be timed by Miles of Smiles Timing complete with a disposable chip on the bib number.
T-shirt sizes are guaranteed for those who register before September 27, 2026.
Running with purpose to bring hope, healing, and recovery to individuals and families affected by addiction.
Running trail is made of dirt and gravel could be mud - enjoy rain or shine its about the experience at a place that is closed to the public.
Dirty Dozen is a unique cycling challenge. What makes this unique, you ask? This is a multi hillclimb event of some of the steepest hills in the country with neutral disposition between hill segments, a rolling start into the hill, and a roadrace style finish for points.( if you are competing). Whether you are a newbie or a seasoned competitor, this ride can put you to the test. Some basic ride details and rules follow. Additional information can be found at the main event web page: http://www.dannychew.com/ddinfo.html
Route: Strava Route This link is good for training purposes in small groups. It may be updated at the last minute to account for road construction. It has all the hills, but it may not be the course followed by every ride leader. Competition heats in particular will follow different routes to Canton and Boustead.
Number Pickup: This year you can pick up your number and possibly some swag at Biketek in Squirrel Hill an Forbes Ave from 5 pm to 7pm on Friday October 23rd. It will be warm and dry. By doing this you can avoid the cold line at the park in the morning.
Number Pickup link ( old)
If you elect to wait until Saturday morning the number pickup and Registration will open for 1 hour starting at 8am. Bikereg will be live until the start. No cash.
Start Location: This year’s start is located at the Rhododendron Pavilion in Highland Park. This is on Lake Dr near the lake.
Parking: There is plenty of parking on either side of the street along Lake and Reservoir Dr. Please be respectful of the Dog Park and leave space in front for other patrons.
Safety: Remember—safety first. You will be on open roads with vehicle traffic. Always be alert for road hazards and traffic. When riding in a pack remember that you are among cyclists of all different abilities. Follow instructions given by ride leaders and marshals in your group.
Weather: This is Pittsburgh. Although the October event should prevent a whole day of snow or freezing rain, it is still known to be wet and chilly at this time of year. Dress in layers with a waterproof layer on top if necessary. Remember to overlap the waterproof layers so that water does not flow into your clothes...think roof shingles.
You are responsible for determining when the weather has gotten the best of you. Have an escape plan if things get unsafe for you or others. I do not think there are 400 Ubers in Pittsburgh.
Your numbers: For non-competitors, a helmet sticker will be provided. Competitors also receive frame, bar numbers, or saddle numbers (TBD). The helmet number is to be mounted on the front, center of your helmet, just above the brim. The frame number is to be mounted towards the front of your bike’s top tube where it is clearly visible from either side. These will be needed for identification throughout the ride, and are essential for participation in the points competition.
Heats: This year there may be as many as 9 heats including a separate heat for the women's competition and a handcycle heat. Come to the Start line 5 minutes before your start time.
Heat 1: Open Competition (9:00am)
Handcycles. (9:00am)
Heat 2: Licensed ( 9:10)
Heat 3: Club Heat (9:15)
Heat 4: Women's & Nonbinary Competitive (separate) (9:20)
Heat 5: DD Fan Club (9:25)
Heat 6: Rouleur (9:30)
Heat 7/8: Party Bus (9:40)
Food stops and restrooms: Food stops and portable restrooms are at Millvale Riverfront Park, on River Front Drive in Millvale, and at after Boustead at the Pauline St Park. The Cobden Street Block Watch and the South Side Slopes Neighborhood Association will provide some refreshments at the top of Eleanor Street, the 12th hill.
Being an official finisher: You must successfully ride every hill in the event to be an official finisher. Successfully riding a hill means that you make continuous uphill progress to the top under your own power, and the only contact points with the ground are the two wheels; falling down, putting a foot down, grabbing poles or other stationary objects, jockeying in place, etc. are disqualifying, and the hill must be restarted from the bottom if any of these occur. “Finisher” ribbons will be awarded to riders certifying they successfully rode every hill. To receive one, ypu will need to follow the provided route to the Awards Ceremony location ( East End Brewery)
Points competition: To remain eligible for a placing in the points competition, riders must be official finishers as described above and finish the final hill within 20 minutes of the first finisher of that hill. The pace between the hills is neutral and riders must stay together. When approaching the start of a hill, riders must stay even with or behind the riding official who signals hill starts. This is a rolling start. We do not stop at thebottom, or time your results. The official blows a whistle at the beginning of each contested hill at their discretion as they approach the bottom of the hill. Only then may riders go as hard as they want to the top in an attempt to score points. The first ten competitors in each competative heat on each hill receive points in their respective competitions.
After Party and Awards Ceremony will (Likely) be held at East End Brewing Company on Julius St in Larimer.
The GPS route ,linked above Will directing you back to Highland Park will lead you past the awards ceremony location.
The Final letter sent the day before the event will have all the latest information such as route, rest stops, schedule, locations, in case they change.
Welcome to Steel City NROTC's 4th-Annual Lieutenant Colonel Christopher "Otis" Raible Run to Remember! The mission of this event is to ensure that LtCol Raible is not forgotten by the community that he gave his life to protect through the promotion of community engagement, health and wellness, and patriotism and that his values of duty, bravery, and sacrifice are forever valued and emphasized.
Exciting Features of This Year's Event:
Fully automatic timing leveraging RFID-equipped runners' bibs
An LED-leaderboard at the finish line
Live results posted directly to this webpage
Participants wishing to support the Mission from afar will receive a private Strava Club invite where they will be able to compete with other participants from anywhere around the globe. We will provide instructions on how to create a Strava account if you do not already have one. If you do not wish to participate via Strava, please email [email protected] to receive further instructions after signing up.
Participants will be mailed an official event t-shirt
Virtual Participants can record their time anywhere, but need to run between November 7th and November 9th to be officially considered for the virtual competition
The top male and female virtual runners will be recognized and awarded!
A brand new event t-shirt design!
Race finishers can look forward to a new finisher medal at the finish line
An expanded lineup of food vendors for this year's event
Register before Oct 10th to get a t-shirt with registration
This year, we’re introducing a new option for unit participation. Instead of individual registrations, units can register collectively for $75 and will receive a Commemorative LtCol Raible 5K paddle in recognition of their support.
Unit registration will be submitted as a 75$ registration fee through the race website. Please email [email protected] with your unit name and point of contact to confirm your participation.
Individuals who wish to receive a t-shirt and finisher medal may still register separately.
Additional unit-based prizes may be introduced depending on participation levels. Details to be announced.
What Comes with a Registration?
Registration includes an event t-shirt unique to this year, access to the participant village, pre- and post-race snacks, and more! The participant village will be filled with games, raffles, and prizes so be sure to show up ready to have fun and support a great cause. After the race, not only will the winners be announced and prizes distributed, but there will also be a ceremony to honor LtCol Raible, so please feel free to stay for the whole time no matter if you win or lose. [NOTE that participants must sign up before October 10th in order to be guaranteed to receive a shirt in their desired size. All participants who sign up after this date are not guaranteed a shirt (or for it to be in their size if they do receive one).]
The Nightmare Returns!
Join us for the North Ridge Nightmare Trail Race: Part VI, a Halloween-themed adventure hosted by North Park Trail Runners!
Race Details:
Choose from 13K (8M) or 6.66K (4M) race options. Hikers welcome (encouraged to register for 6.66K).
Start Time: 9:00 AM sharp.
Packet Pickup begins @ 7:30am.
Ready for the Nightmare?
Sign up today to secure your spot, your swag, and a thrilling Halloween experience on the trails!
Zombie Night Crawl - 5k and Kids Run
Date: 10/24/26
Test your speed, and endurance while trying to navigate through a zombie-infested course.
At the sound of the siren, walk, run, or crawl your way through our hoard of zombies to try to reach the finish line alive. Each survivor will begin with three lives (flags).
This race will be timed by Pike Street Bikes.
Space is LIMITED!!!
Awards
5K Medals for overall top 5 male and top 5 female finishers.
5K T-Shirts awarded at the end of the race.
Age Restrictions
5K: Ages 10+
Kids Run: Ages 5-12 (A guardian may run with their child.)
Online Facility Waiver required when registering.
Register using this link: https://bondsports.co/activity/programs/CO_ED-adult-RUNNING/6139
This race is a part of the Bridge to Victory Race Series at the Bridge Sports Complex.
If you have questions or would like to volunteer or be a zombie, please contact:
Alyson Piot: [email protected]
Kayla Kurczak : [email protected]
In honor of Jarrod Bunk’s belief that the bike community can help to build a community in need, we bring back Higher Ground with the locals of Johnstown, the Pennsylvania Environmental Council, and the Community Foundation for the Alleghenies.
This will be a scenic tour with opportunities to connect with the natural beauty of the Laurel Highlands and bond with like-minded souls before and after in downtown Johnstown.
The goal is to keep the grassroots spirit of the original iterations of Higher Ground which showcased rugged routes throughout the surrounding Johnstown area. Expect to be greeted with punchy climbs, path-less-travelled trails, and a tour of the environmental wonders that are the Laurel Highlands and the Allegheny Mountains.
Here are the routes that will be available:
Thirty: An out-and-back on the Path of the Flood and Staple Bend Tunnel trails to go to the Johnstown Flood Memorial Park (you'll ride through the dam that broke).
Forty: Heads north towards Hinkston Run Reservoir, then east on quiet paved roads before bombing down into Summerhill and into the Johnstown Flood Memorial Park (you'll ride through the dam that broke), and returning to Johnstown on the Path of the Flood and Staple Bend Tunnel trails.
Sixty: Does the Forty route back into Johnstown, then up into the Rager District climb & descent, and back into Johnstown.
Eighty: Does the Forty route back into Johnstown, and then UP into the forested Gamelands west of town and then back down to the rolling roads in the south before riding back to on the Jim Mayer Riverswalk and into Johnstown.
Hundo: Does the Forty route back into Johnstown and then UP into the forested Gamelands west of town and then back down to the rolling roads in the south before riding back to on the Jim Mayer Riverswalk to the Start/Finish and the last 20 miles go up into the Rager District climb & descent and back into Johnstown.
There will be aid station support and the start/finish venue will have food & drink available. All riders must check in & out so we know who's taking on which sections of the course.
To learn more about the history and purpose of Higher Ground, read this story on The Radavist from 2022.
Partners that are making Higher Ground happen include:
Pennsylvania Environmental Council
Community Foundation for the Alleghenies
Fat Jimmy's Outfiters
Thomas Automotive
New Trail Brewing
Endo TuneUp
Stan's
Nittany Mountain Works
Footdown.cc
Freeze Thaw Cycles
Hushmoney Bikes
Proceeds from Higher Ground will support The Women's Help Center and the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Cycling League.