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The Little City is hosting its 45th Annual
Vergennes Day Race
Saturday, August 22, 2025
Join us for:
Kids 1K Fun Run
5K Walk
5K, 10K or 15K Run
Medals
Each finisher will receive a medal
1st-3rd place in each age group for the 5K/10K/15K will also receive a medal
Age groups are: <14, 15-18, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80 +
Registration
Sign up online by Thursday, August 21st by 11:59 pm
Registration in-person on race day will incur a $5 fee increase.
Students age 5-17 racing in the 5K register for $20 instead of $35.
Race Start Times
The Kids Fun Run begins at 8:15am.
The 15K begins at 8:30 a.m.
The 5K walk, 5K run, and 10K begin at 9:00 a.m.
Absolute Mountain: The Premier Outdoor Hybrid Fitness Race in Stowe, Vermont
Take on steep elevation, rugged trails, and a series of demanding workouts as you race toward the summit.
Event details and schedule
Stowe Mountain Resort, Vermont | SEP 5th 2026
00 | StrengthErg 2 minutes
01 | Over the Shoulder Med Ball Toss 30 Reps
02 | SkiErg 700m
03 | Weighted Lunges 70m
04 | RowErg 700m
05 | Uphill backwards run 100m
06 | Suitcase Carry 150m
07 | BikeErg 1200m
Total Running Distance ~ 3km
Greetings Pedal for Prevention Riders!
September is National Suicide Prevention Month. We are excited to support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Please consider a donation in addition to your registration. Every dollar, every rider, every shared moment contributes to breaking the stigma and providing support. All donations are 100% tax-deductible and directly support AFSP's research, education, advocacy and support programs
Included in your registration is a choice of 3 amazing gravel routes, 1 beer from Frost Beer Works, 1 Pair of event bike sox.
Below, you’ll find details and information to help you plan your day and know what to expect:
Schedule:
8:00 - 8:45 - Registration
8:30 - 8:55 - AFSP Kick Off Remarks
8:55 - 9:10 - Gather for group photo and rider instructions
9:10 - 9:20 - Route departures:
9:10 – 45-mile roll-out
9:15 – 30-mile roll-out
9:20 – 20-mile roll-out
11:30 - 3:00 - Food Truck Southern Smoke, Frost Beer Works open (taproom @ 11:15)
1:30 - 1:45 - Thank you to Sponsors & Riders
2:00 – Announce Raffle Winners
Parking:
In order to leave the lot clear for a safe ride start and finish, please park next to or across the street from Frost Beer Works at either the Animal Hospital of Hinesburg or the National Bank of Middlebury. Please be mindful of leaving the entry to the drive-up ATM clear for bank patrons to access throughout the day. Please consider carpooling or biking to the event.
Places to Stay: Hotels nearby: All are both 12 - 15 minute drive to Frost Beer Works
Sonesta ES Suites, Hurricane Lane Burlington, VT
Courtyard by Marriott, Hurrican Lane Burlington, VT
Fairfield Inn, George Road Williston VT
Registration Check-in:
Check-in is from 8:00 - 8:45 am outside the Frost Beer Works taproom door.
Raffle Table:
One raffle ticket is given to each rider. Additional raffle tickets are available for purchase - Cash or Venmo
We will gather for a group photo at 8:55, followed by an inspiration by AFSP speaker. At this time, we will also review important ride and event information
Riders will leave in waves. Great Eastern Radio will announce and send off each wave starting at 9:10 for the 45-mile route, 9:15 for the 30-mile route, and 9:20 for the 19-mile route.
Safety is our first priority. Please obey the rules of the road, ride on the right side of the road, stop at lights/stop signs, and use hand signals when appropriate. Helmets are required, and a red taillight is strongly recommended. Always ride within your limits of control.
There are 2 aid stations along this route. One at the Frost Beer Works primarily for the 45mile riders at mile 15. The second aid station is in the Pavillion at Morse Park/Dog Park on Pond Road in Monkton, which will serve all riders. Earls Cyclery will be on route with the sag wagon to provide mechanical support pre ride and during the ride.
Please load route on your GPS. We will also have route signs and arrows to follow
Final Routes and Ride Details:
20 Mile -
AFSP 19 (rev. 14 JULY) | 19.0 mi Cycling Route on Strava
AFSP-BX 19 (rev. 14 JULY) · Ride with GPS
30 Mile -
AFSP-BX 30 (rev. 14 JULY) | 29.7 mi Cycling Route on Strava
AFSP-BX 30 (rev. 14 JULY) · Ride with GPS
45 Mile -
AFSP-BX 45 (rev. 14 JULY) | 44.8 mi Cycling Route on Strava
AFSP-BX 45 (rev. 14 JULY) · Ride with GPS
Post Ride Celebration:
"Finishing welcomes" will begin at 11:15. Riders arriving back at the brewery earlier may have to wait a few minutes for an official reception.
Music and announcing provided by Great Eastern Radio.
Southern Smoke BBQ food truck will be serving food for purchase from 11:30 - 2. Frost Beer Works taproom will open at 11:15. One beverage is included with each registration, and additional food and drink will be available for purchase. Water and seltzer will be available in the taproom, event space, and also outside in coolers.
There are two bathrooms, one up front by the taproom bar and one in the event space. One port-a-potty outside.
Merchandise and Fundraising:
Frost Pedal for Prevention T-shirts & Frost Beer Works merchandise are available for purchase- Cash or Venmo
Hosted at Paradox Brewery in North Hudson, the Handlebarley Gravel Weekend features two incredible fall days of mixed surface riding in the southern Adirondacks. Best part is you can sign up to ride just Saturday, only Sunday, or make it a full weekend.
Regardless of the number of days you choose to ride, you're guaranteed some awesome dirt, equally amazing views and a whole lot of fun. The main event will be Saturday this year with fabulous 43-mile mixed surface route where we venture east of the brewery to Ironville for a stop the Penfield Homestead Museum and then to Moriah for another rest stop at Hunter Way Farm before heading back to the brewery for a pizza and salad feast complete with live music. In between, you'll experience some of the finest paved and gravel backroads anywhere in the region. Sunday's ride is mid morning social cruise to stunning Elk Lake Lodge followed by post ride drinks at the brewery.
Need a teaser, check out this sweet video.
Dates: September 12-13
Location: North Hudson
Mileage: 20-44 miles
Participation Cap: 150 riders
Benefits: Penfield Homestead Museum
Best of all, the event benefits the Penfield Homestead Museum in historic Ironville, known as the "Birthplace of Electrical Age." The museum is not just a homestead, but a group of 19th century buildings and extensive grounds. During your visit, you can check out the home built by Allen Penfield, farm yard barns, a church and parsonage built in the 1840s.
And if you make a full weekend of it, The Lodge at Schroon Lake - our official lodging partner for the southern Adirondacks - has a sweet deal for you. Click the Lodging tab above for details.
Registration Includes
Saturday Ride Only - Classic Handlebarley Route
Full ride support
2 generously stocked rest stops
One free pint of delicious Paradox craft beer
Pizza & salad finish feast
Live music
Event gift
Sunday Ride Only - Boreas Ponds Out-And-Back
Full ride support
Generously stocked rest stop
One free pint of delicious Paradox craft beer
Event gift
Full Weekend Package
Rider Experiences
"This is the most fun I've had on my bike in a long time! Loved the roller coaster ride from the last rest stop to the end!"
"The Handlebarley is one of my must attend bike rides every fall. The scenery is spectacular and BikeADK organizes the event for the enjoyment of all riders."
"I just got done with the Handlebarley for the first time - what a GREAT event! Everything (support, SAG, food, water, etc) was in place and ready to go, and the BikeADK team was friendly, helpful and great to work with. I'll be back next year and we're already looking for other BikeADK events to join as well!"
"The Handlebarley was challenging, beautiful, incredibly well-organized. Everything about it was a delight -- great support team (thanks for all the encouragement, Roadies!), just the right refueling options along the ride and at the finish, nice fellow-riders. Getting to know Elk Lake Lodge and the Penfield Homestead Museum was an added bonus. Would definitely sign on for more events with BikeADK. Thanks for a great weekend!"
This is definitely one of our racers' favorite races. There are no huge hills and the scenery is beautiful. Beginning and ending at picturesque Shelburne Beach, you will run along dirt, gravel and paved roads featuring scenic views of Vermont countryside and rural farmland. Run past Charlotte Beach situated on beautiful Lake Champlain just before entering the Holmes Creek Covered Bridge for the first time. The course continues on quiet, rolling hills before arriving at the turnaround. The half marathon runs through the covered bridge twice. The 5K and 10K turn around before reaching the bridge (although it's not that far beyond the 10K turnaround, so if you want to run through it, it's not going to add that much to your finish time for 10K runners).
Lace up your running shoes and grab your spoons, the Brain Freezer 5K is back!!
If you are new to the race, the rules are simple: Challengers run half a 5k, stop to down a full pint of Vermont made ice cream, then finish out the the race! Are you up for the challenge? (fun runners do not have to finish a pint)
This is the second year we've done this route, and it was a huge success last year! The race will follow the bike path along beautiful Lake Champlain. It will run between North Beach and Waterfront Park with an ice cream eating pit stop in Water Works Park.
Prizes will be given out for best costume and best team costumes, so have fun with it!
All of the proceeds from the race go to People Helping People Global, a Vermont-based international development organization that provides interest-free microloans to people living on less than $2 a day. Here is the link to learn more about the organization: PHPG's website.
We thank all of the companies and volunteers that have donated money, time, or services to PHPG to make the Brain Freezer 5K happen!
Cabot Ride the Ridges 2026 marks Year 13 of this fantastic gravel grinder, with each and every year better than the last. For returning riders, we continue to have the features that make our event Cabot RTR-special - 4 different gravel distances, beautiful views, friendly volunteers with positive attitudes, wood-fired pizza as the post-ride meal, lots of well-stocked aide stations, laughs, fun, and all to support a great cause. We will continue to have Cabot RTR merchandise available for pre-sale, as well as day-of purchase (supplies may be limited). All proceeds from Cabot Ride the Ridges have helped to fund the Cabot Mentoring Program. We hope you'll join us at this homegrown volunteer-built gravel grinder event exploring the beauty of central Vermont gravel roads, with challenging fun, lots of smiles, and friendly faces along the way!
Our ride has been listed as a Featured Event at gravelingcyclist.com at the following link (check it out!): http://www.gravelcyclist.com/training-rides/featured-event-cabot-ride-the-ridges-cabot-vermont-usa/ If you follow this link, you will see a number of pictures of this ride which has been dubbed "the quintessential Vermont gravel grinder event" by a past rider.
Cabot Ride the Ridges has something for everyone. We organize two classic gravel-grinder events, in our 100K and 60K routes, as well as a challenging 30K and a family-friendly 10k (which non-riders can run or walk - we've even had unicycle-riding participants). All rides offer a fun and challenging set of mostly dirt road bike rides through the scenic landscapes and rugged terrain of Cabot, Vermont (the 100k visits a few neighboring towns as well). This is a volunteer-run event with all proceeds benefiting the Cabot Mentoring Program.
These are fully supported rides. Volunteers will man a number of aid stations along the route with snacks, power food and drinks (including Cabot-made maple syrup shots). Both the 100K and the 60K are true Gravel Grinders, with the 100K covering over 7500 ft of elevation gain and the 60K traversing over 3500 ft. The 10K and 30K are family friendly events with incredible views. Note: there will be a last time cutoff for the Peacham Aid station supporting our 100K riders.
Post ride enjoy the best food Vermont has to offer, including wood fired pizza with local and fresh veggies and meats, a variety of Jasper Hill gourmet cheeses, Cabot Cheese, the specialty goat cheeses of Vermont Creamery, along with Cabot's own Burtts Orchard apples and cider-donuts.
Note under 12 is free. Family discount applies for 2 or more, but is reserved only for the 30k and 10k rides.
Please visit our website at http://www.ridetheridges.com for more details, including maps and cue sheets.
More information can be found at peachamfallfondo.com as partners and sponsors are solidified in the coming months. The 2025 Event Guide is linked at the bottom of the page there for perspective on how our event functions – every year is a little different, but every year involves gorgeous gravel, tasty pie, and some degree of foliage! We have not yet identified our featured beneficiary for 2026.
Please email [email protected] with any questions, concerns, or suggestions.