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For full information about our weekly race series, we encourage you to visit our website: https://catamountoutdoor.org/race-series-weekly/
In the event that the race is cancelled for inclement weather, your entry can be transferred to a different week.
A huge thank you to our 2026 series sponsors!
Gold Level
Central Vermont Runners, MoveWell, SDR Clothing Company
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Grateful Gravel is the proud creation of Deadhead gravel bike riders from the Mad River Valley, combining their love of long bike rides and music festivals into one long strange event. Two entertainment endeavors that collide to move you brightly. Grateful Gravel provides a challenging cycling event featuring some of Vermont's most picturesque landscapes and gravel roads that segues into a face melting gathering of community and friends to enjoy the song catalog of Hunter, Garcia, and the rest of the Grateful Dead.
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The day begins with a 21, 46, or 63 mile gravel ride that makes your legs scream louder than Donna Jean during a mid-70’s Playing in the Band. An epic after party at Cousin's Brewing starts at 2:00 PM with music, food, beverages, and bar games. Weather-permitting, we'll have an outdoor stage and beer garden on the beautiful lawn out back.
All riders can refuel after the ride with a small meal provided by Silk Road and a beer compliments of Cousin's Brewing. Additional food and beverage will be available for purchase.
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NEW THIS YEAR - Mountain Bike Option! If you prefer dirt to gravel, we are offering several guided rides of the incredible Mad River Riders trail network. There will be options ranging from kid-friendly short spins to epic adventures with huge climbs and everything in between. Mountain bike rides leave the brewery at 11 AM. Come early to peruse your options and sign up for the perfect ride. Some of the rides will be shuttle-supported. Shuttle rides are included, but capacity is not infinite. Sign up for shuttles and rides in the morning before the 11 AM departures.
Course
Certified 5K & 10K out and back on Cochran Road, starting and finishing at Farr Road, diagonally across the main road from the historic Round Church. The course is paved with a few rolling hills. Both events start at 7:30 AM. There is a 2-hour cutoff time.
Registration
Pre-registration is online. Online registration closes at 11:59 PM on Thursday.
Day of registration is available, with an increased fee (see below). Please arrive early if you plan to register day of to help out our volunteers!
Restrictions
Open to runners of ALL ages who identify as female. In the spirit of including marginalized athletes, Round Church Women's Run includes a category for participants who identify as Non-Binary.
Entry Fee
$30 pre-registration/$35 race day. GMAA members subtract $5 from entry fee.
Benefit
Girls on the Run - VT
Information
Race Directors - Hibby Whitten & Jazmyn Sylvester-Cross [email protected]
There are no refunds, deferrals, or transfers.
In 2026 The Longest Day Will be exploring a new region of the Adirondack Mountains in New York. This will be a 24 hour event held in the heart of one of the largest parks in the US. Teams of 2 - 4 will experience world class single track mountain biking, incredible navigation through forests and over mountains, and exciting wilderness packrafting.
This race is built to challenge the toughest adventure racers but also give new folks the chance to experience a longer race format. On this course many of the checkpoints will be optional with a fewer number of mandatory points to make sure that everyone gets across the finish line together.
Unfortunately our permitting does not allow for solo racers for this event.
The course we designed will be a challenge both for experienced racers and new folks alike so don’t shy away if you’re just starting out in AR, we’ve got something for everyone!
Race Course Highlights:
• Strategic route planning
• Pre-plotted maps
• Scenic and challenging terrain
• Killer post-race feed
This year’s race will take place in brand new AR territory. So get ready for an amazing adventure in a brand new venue!
Since 2026 will feature packrafting, boats will NOT be provided by the race organization. We are requiring all teams to provide their own packrafts for the event. We are passing this savings onto the participants with lower entry fees for 2026
Last Man Standing Lake Placid
July 25th, 2026 at 9:00 AM
Last Man Standing is a backyard ultra race held on the pristine, wooded trails at Mt. Hovenberg in Lake Placid, New York. Based on the original Backyard Ultra format created by Lazarus Lake, the rules are simple—but finishing is anything but.
You must complete one 4.167-mile loop every hour on the hour. Finish a loop early? Great—rest, refuel, stretch, panic, question your life choices—just be back in the corral before the next bell rings. The moment you fail to start a loop on time, you’re out.
Some show up to win. Most show up to find out what they’re made of. Whether your goal is 2 loops or 40, this event is about going further than you thought possible.
The Last Man Standing course is as inviting as it is challenging. Those who are new to trail running and the backyard ultra format may find themselves completing new personal best distances. Trail veterans will push against their toughest limits and break through them!
PRICE Alert: (Current as of 3/13/2026 142 Sign Ups)
[DEL: 0-125 (Participants) = $115 :DEL]
126-150 (Participants) = $125
151-175 (Participants) = $135
176-200 (Participants)= $145
201+ (Participants)= Waitlist
Race Giveaways: Shirts and Medals (New Photos Below)
NEW 2026: Award Ribbon Sliders (Photo Below) that attach to the Run Medal Ribbons for hitting Ultra Levels (50k, 50 Mile, 100K, and 100 Mile)
RACE will Sell Out at 200 Runners. Then there will be a waitlist.
Awards will be given for Overall Champion, Male/Female Overall, Masters Male/Female, Grand Masters Male/Female (NEW 2026)
The Turtle Trot Walk Run will start and finish at Whalen Park in the town of Louisville. The race will start at 9 am with same day registration beginning at 7:30 am. The park is located 1.5 miles west of the River Course at Louisville Landing Recreation on State Route 131. The race course is a 3.4-mile flat, scenic route along the beautiful St. Lawrence River. In-Law Brewing Company will provide a ticket for a free beer, to anyone of legal drinking age, who registers for the race. Curran Renewable Energy will provide free T-shirts to the first 250 who register. You must register by July 6th to guarantee your t-shirt size choice.
Medals will be awarded to 1st place male and female winners in each of the following age groups: 15 and under, 16-29, 30+39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, and 70+
The Turtle Trot is a great family event. There will be door prizes, raffle and auction tents and a bounce house.
Join us for the 34th Annual Lancaster 5K. We are looking forward to seeing you. A portion of race proceeds will support the RASC@LS scholarship at White Mountains Regional High School.
Awards
Top 3 male and female overall, top 3 male and female in each of the following age groups.
14 and under, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80+
Course
Flat and fast. 2 water stations. 1 covered bridge.
Number pick up
Packet pick up and race day registration will be at the Copper Pig Brewery on the corner of Middle and Main Street from 8-9:15am.
Raffle
All registered participants will be eligible for raffle prizes.
T-shirts
Pre-registered runners will have their names printed on the race shirt!
Event/Ride description: Fun community gravel ride hosted by Bicycle Express and Frost Beer Works to raise money for Bicycle Express Racing. Registration includes a post ride beer from Frost Beer Works and Tacos. 100% of proceeds will be donated to Bicycle Express Racing. Bicycle Express Racing Team is a Vermont based Team that focusses on supporting youth athletes and development for riders looking to enhance their racing careers. More about us here.
Event/Ride: Tour de Frost
Date: Sunday, July 26th
Time: 9:00am ride start (8:15 - 8:55 check in/registration)
Start Address: Frost Beer Works, 171 Commerce Street, Hinesburg, VT 05461
3 routes: 19, 30, 45mile options - Ride leaders and sweepers will be present.
Follow the rules of the road, be seen, use a red flashing taillight
Schedule:
8:15 - 8:55 - Registration
8:55 - 9:10 - Gather for rider welcome and group photo
9:10 - 9:20 - Route departures:
9:10 - 45 mile roll out
9:15 - 30 mile roll out
9:20 - 19 mile roll out
11:30-2:30 Post ride meal and Frost Beer Works open (taproom @ 11:15)
Routes:
TDF 19 https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47566984
TDF 30 https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47566955
TDF 45 https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47566911
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Registration is limited to 2025 and 2026 Summer Camp Alumni families until Jan 28, 2026.
-Tuition for the camp is $1350. This includes lodging, world class food, transportation while at camp, and trail riding with PICL coaches.
-You will pay a deposit of $250 upon registration.
-PICL will invoice you for the remaining $1100.
-Payment deadlines are as follows:
2/1/2025 18% ($250)
3/1/2025 40% ($540)
4/1/2025 60% ($810)
5/1/2025 80 % ($1080)
6/1/2025 100% ($1350)
-Kingdom Trails Association (KTA) requires a membership to ride their trails. PICL qualifies as a non-profit and is permitted to extend our pricing to you. See “Merchandise” to purchase. Campers who purchase directly from KTA will be required to show proof of membership at camp check-in.
-We will reference information for the student-athlete from their Pit Zone registration. Please make sure all insurance cards, emergency contacts, etc. are up to date in their Pit Zone profile.
-We will be in touch a couple of times between now and camp to gather more information and share plans.
Find more camp details on the PICL Website.
For full information about our weekly race series, we encourage you to visit our website: https://catamountoutdoor.org/race-series-weekly/
In the event that the race is cancelled for inclement weather, your entry can be transferred to a different week.
A huge thank you to our 2026 series sponsors!
Gold Level
Central Vermont Runners, MoveWell, SDR Clothing Company
This is the ultimate event to attend with a big group of friends. Whether you stay on campus, or stay in local lodging, the Weekender is all about relaxation and exploration, on and off your bike.
Paul Smith's 14,000 acre lakeside campus is perfect hub for you to explore the beautiful Saranac Lake region by bicycle. But this event is so much more. It's a waterfront campfire with a guitar and friends. It's a few paddle strokes on a pristine pond while listening to the enchanting call of a loon. It's drinking in crisp forest smells while strolling a boardwalk along a nearby bog. And, of course, the cycling is AMAZING. Especially since we'll utilize sections of the vehicle-free and visually stunning Adirondack Rail Trail.
Need a teaser, check out this sweet video.
Dates: July 31-August 2
Location: Paul Smith's College, Paul Smiths
Mileage: 20-40 miles/day
Participation Cap: 150 riders
Benefits: Adirondack Rail Trail Association
The a la carte nature of registration allows guests to choose to stay in a dorm, or nearby local lodging. You can also choose to add the campus meal plan, which makes planning for groups of any size incredibly easy.
BONUS: If you sign up with a group of 10 or more, you'll score a sweet discounted registration price AND land a Weekender t-shirt for free. Extra points for the best name for your group/team.
Registration Includes
Arrival Dinner
Event Goodie Bag
Clearly Marked Daily Routes
Support & Gear Vehicles, Mechanics
Well Stocked Rest Stops
Nightly Entertainment
Guided Hiking or Canoeing Adventures
Rider Experiences
"Bike ADK always delivers exceptional value at the Weekender at Paul Smiths. Ride support is outstanding, in fact the roadie staff quickly become old friends. The college campus setting in the ADK is heavenly."
"I felt like a kid at camp. Great biking which was good for the body with beautiful paddling that’s good for the soul."
"The Paul Smith's Weekender is one of the best biking experiences we've had! The setting is beautiful, the routes were well thought out and supported. The scenery on the rides and at the college were amazing. We were so happy we chose to stay in the dormitory on campus with the dining hall. It gave us more time for the fun after the ride and made it so much more relaxing. We are planning to return. It was the highlight of the summer for us."
"This event was SO well organized. The communication with participants was outstanding. Beautiful riding routes and a nice selection of other activities and services. My husband and I have been to many bicycle events and this was definitely one of the best. Don’t miss out!"
"Great weekend in one of the most beautiful locations on the planet. Everything was very well organized. Would reco camping and bringing your own boat to enjoy the beautiful lake."
Please be aware that all riders are required to wear an appropriate helmet in order to ride About Team Registration
Forming a team is a great way to add some interest and comradery into your Tour de Slate experience. You will save a bit on registration plus there some neat fundraising incentives that apply to Tour de Slate teams. Be creative as you and your friends form a team. Do you ride an ebike? Maybe a team of all ebike riders. Anyway here are the rules, etc.
A team consists of one leader and two to four riders. Team maximum is total of five.
Can't limit your team to five? Contact us at [email protected]
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About Family Registration
Registering as a family is a good way to keep your family actively involved in this fun event and also save a bit of money.
Our objective here is to have folks, and in this category families, have a great time playing together. Also it is our desire that you would then be incentivized to go out and raise funds for this worthy cause.
The family rate is $100.00 for the entire family defined as 1 or 2 parents and up to four children.
About the Virtual Ride
You can ride any distance or route at a time of your choosing on any date until August 3. Remember that this is a fund raising event. Please do what you can in that regard.
Prior to your ride start, please take a one minute (or less) video sharing your story and why you are riding in Tour de Slate.
Please write about your ride experience and encourage your friends to participate in Tour de Slate.
When riding please take pics and videos of your experience. You can then share them with us and we'll share it on our Facebook page. Please keep you video length under 1 min.
You can also share your pics and videos on your Facebook page.
Send your ride pictures and videos
to [email protected] where they will be used for promotional purposes.
This years Churney Gurney will again feature 2 days of fun at Gurney Lane Park. Saturday will feature group rides, and our downhill singletrack race. The single track race will be held on Rogue/Rogue Extension and you can do as many laps as you wish. All will be timed and the top 3 will have some fun prizes.
Sunday is the big Cross Country race with a full day of racing. Music will be playing, North Country Subaru will be there with their cars, Grey Ghost Bicycles and Rick's Bike Shop will be there for Bike Support, along with local shops and other activities for the entire family. Beer tent provided by Common Roots Brewery, Raffles, and of course our famous barbeque. Bring the kids for our free kids race. We will have Race Day Registration starting at 7:30 AM at the Gurney Lane Pavilion CASH ONLY FOR DAY OF RACE. Come on out and race and have some fun!!!!!!!
Find the bike race map here:
The Fairfax Egg Run is a family-friendly community event hosted by the
Fairfax Parks and Recreation Department.
Join us for a 5K Run, 10K Run or 5K Fun Walk. We also offer a Kids Fun Run for those 12 years old and under. Our beautiful course includes gentle, rolling hills and offers views of the Lamoille River. After the race, enjoy a made-to-order omelet featuring locally sourced ingredients and other post-race refreshments in our food tent. To commemorate your participation, you can order a Race T-shirt when you register for the race!
Proceeds from the race benefit the Fairfax Community Center Restoration Project. With new and exciting updates already started, we are looking to the future of our town. This building currently serves as the meeting place for several weekly yoga classes, karate classes, fencing clubs, Girl and Boy Scout meetings, dog training classes and so much more. With the continued work on this building, we will be able to accommodate the growth of our town and continue to bring excellent opportunities to Fairfax.
We will award prizes to the three top finishers in the 5K Run and the 10K Run. We will also have awards for top three performers in each age group. As always, your race registration automatically enters you into our great post-race raffle.
Timing services will again be provided by 802 Timing. This is a chip-timed race, and we will be using "chip time" for awards (as opposed to "gun time"). This COULD mean that someone who finishes physically ahead of a competitor might have a longer time than one who starts at the back of the pack and cruises a fast time.
Register by June 1 to take advantage of early-bird pricing!
We look forward to seeing you at the Start line!
Franklin County Triple Crown!
In 2026, the Fairfax Parks and Recreation Department is again teaming up with the organizers of the Vermont Maple Festival Sap Run in St. Albans and the Vermont Dairy Festival Milk Run in Enosburg Falls to present the Franklin County Triple Crown!
The goal of the Franklin County Triple Crown is to recognize the importance of agriculture to the region while promoting a healthy lifestyle for those who lives here. Participants who complete all three races will receive a commemorative item and will be entered into a drawing for some fabulous prizes.
The Sap Run is on Sunday, April 26, 2026. Click here to register.
The Milk Run is on Sunday, June 7, 2026. Click here to register.
And it should go without saying...The Egg Run is the final race of the Triple Crown, so the Triple Crown awards and raffle prizes will be distributed at the Egg Run (AFTER we eat omelets).
Course
A 5k on the trails of Red Rocks Park. Trails are dirt and gravel, with moderate hills through woods. NEW COURSE IN 2022: Starting line is at main gate near Central Ave. The finish line is at the picnic area near the beach. See map:
COURSE MAP
Race History
The GMAA has held a variation of the Red Rocks 5k since the early 1990s to raise money for the GMAA scholarship fund. Each year the GMAA awards scholarships to college-bound runners based on their contributions to the sport of running and their academic achievement. In recent years the GMAA has awarded 2 or 3 $1,000 scholarships to students who have achieved academic excellence and contributed to the sport of running.
Registration
Entry Fee: $20 (GMAA members subtract $5)
Pre-registration is encouraged. All pre-registered runners will be entered into the raffle.
Online pre-registration will close the night before the race at midnight.
In-person registration will be available on race day 8-9AM.
There will be no refunds, deferrals, or transfers.
Restrictions
Open to all runners 12 and older. For runners under the age of 12, the runner must be accompanied by a parent or guardian throughout the race.
Refreshments
We will provide post-race snacks and water.
Facilities
There will be porta-potties near the entrance to the park and the park restrooms will also be open.
Prizes
Awards for the overall men’s, women’s and non-binary finisher in each age group. For the scholarship division (17 and under), top three finishers will be awarded in each category.
All pre-registered runners will be automatically entered into the raffle prizes, which will be distributed at bib pick-up.
Parking
Red Rocks will be open for race parking, but you will not be able to leave until all runners have finished, which is about 45 minutes after race start. Additionally, you can park on Central Ave, where you would normally park for Red Rocks.
Information
Alex McHenry: [email protected]
NOTE: GMAA/Insurance rules prohibit running with a baby jogger or dog. For safety reasons and as a courtesy to fellow runners, GMAA strongly discourages the use of headphones.
Please join OMS for the Gravel Gallop bike ride on August 2. Riders can start at 8:30 am, but feel free to arrive at your convenience.
We have 3 route options: 9 mile, 32 mile, and 45 mile loops, all through beautiful Plymouth, VT. The routes have great diversity and some challenging climbs. The start and finish will be at Plymouth State Park. The registration fee includes day use of the park for the whole day. Perfect for swimming in the lake after the ride!
This is a fun, non-competitive, self-guided ride. There are no aid stations or volunteers along the route, so please carry plenty of water and dress appropriately.
ALSO…we are riding on some fine, quiet dirt roads. BUT. We have to be mindful of other users. And there are some sections of road with sketchy washboards. The worst one.. maybe… is descending Old Turnpike towards Rt.103. There are nasty washboards into a sweeping left hand turn then a RR crossing. A wise person once told me…"When in doubt, chicken out" GREAT Mantra
Link to the 9 mile route on ridewithgps.com: OMS - Filly · Ride with GPS
Link to the 32 mile route on ridewithgps.com: OMS Short Gallop 33 · Ride with GPS
Link to the 45 mile route on ridewithgps.com: OMS Big Gallop 44 · Ride with GPS
Please note: this is a self guided ride. You can download the GPS route to your device. We will also have paper maps available. There will be minimal signage and no volunteers or stations out on the ride.
To download either route on to a GPS device, click on your prefered ride from above. Once that opens at the bottom of the little box describing the ride click on “View Full Route -” to open the route. There you can do the map download for a GPS device by exporting the TCX file. Questions e-mail Rick at [email protected]
There will also be a delicious burrito lunch and a seltzer afterwards!
100% of proceeds from this event will go directly toward local student-athlete financial assistance for this winter. Thank you for supporting our Scholarship Fund. OMS is a 501©(3).
The routes were handpicked by Rick Trainer of Mountain Cycology. Thank you Mountain Cycology!
For full information about our weekly race series, we encourage you to visit our website: https://catamountoutdoor.org/race-series-weekly/
In the event that the race is cancelled for inclement weather, your entry can be transferred to a different week.
A huge thank you to our 2026 series sponsors!
Gold Level
Central Vermont Runners, MoveWell, SDR Clothing Company
The PEAK 2 BREW (P2B) ADK Relay is a Long Distance Vehicle Supported Team Running Relay Event in the beautiful ADK Region of NY. P2B ADK takes Teams of 4-8 Runners on an epic journey from the PEAK, through the heart of the ADK into the Mohawk Valley, to the BREW. The course will challenge and strengthen runners of all skill level and provide a runner experience like no other...the ULTIMATE Relay Experience!
P2B ADK consists of 2 different Relay Events:
Remix of the original P2B BEAST Course
Gore Mountain > Old Forge > Saranac Brewery
Team Types: 4-PACK & 6-PACK
~130 mile, 2 Day Overnight Event where teams will camp overnight at the halfway checkpoint (Exchange #12)
o Teams will start mid-day on Friday at Gore Mt then run Section #1 of the course to Old Forge
o There will be a mixture of day time and night time runs for Section #1
o All Teams will break and campout once they reach the Halfway Checkpoint at Exchange #12 in Old Forge
o Section #2 of the course will start with the Sprint Relay teams first thing Saturday morning
o All Teams will finish Section #2 of the course at Saranac Brewery on Saturday afternoon
Similar Sprint Event as previous P2B ADK Sprint Relays
Old Forge > Saranac Brewery
Team Types: 4-PACK & 6-PACK
~60 mile, 1 Day Event
o All Sprint Teams will start first thing Saturday morning with the Bark Eater Teams and will run Section #2 of the Course
o All Teams will finish Section #2 of the course at Saranac Brewery on Saturday afternoon