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Introducing the fall Adirondack Women's Weekend featuring two incredible days of fully supported road cycling from the relaxing and cozy Lodge at Schroon Lake.
Dates: October 9-11
Location: Schroon Lake
Mileage: 15-32 miles/day
Participation Cap: 10 riders
Benefits: Schroon Lake Association
Since the June Adirondack Women's Weekend sells out annually, it's time to introduce an intimate boutique event for the fall with a maximum of 10 riders. And there's no better place to host it than the stunning Schroon Lake region and the incredible Lodge at Schroon Lake. Whether attending solo or with friends, this small group experience is all about fun, relaxation and having a great time, on and off your bike. Add in delicious dining, fun surprises and the blissful ease of knowing everything is taken care of and you've got a weekend of enjoying the best of the southern Adirondacks without the stress of planning. We make sure of that by providing professional cycling guides, fully stocked rest stops, a mechanic, and a support vehicle.
Highlights include a delicious Friday arrival dinner, happy hours on Friday and Saturday, two incredible fully supported road cycling routes and the camaraderie you can only get from a small group tour in the Adirondacks.
Need a teaser? Check out this video from one of our June events in Saranac Lake, which we've modeled this new event after.
Best of all, a portion of the event proceeds will support the Schroon Lake Association and their volunteer efforts to preserve, promote, and protect the welfare of Schroon Lake, the Schroon River, and the watershed area.
Registration Includes
2 nights’ single or double accommodations
2 fully supported & guided road cycling routes
Hearty rest stops
Secure bike parking
Exquisite dinner the night of arrival
Breakfast Saturday and Sunday
Event gifts & surprises
Our Host
Lodge at Schroon Lake
This incredible property is a beautiful 36-acre resort on the west shore of Schroon Lake featuring 116 rooms, 32 of which are pet-friendly. It includes hotel rooms, standalone cabins and chalets, and upscale glamping sites. Plus, guests have access to a world-class restaurant and bar, miniature golf, multi-purpose sports courts, and a private beach with docks and a deck. Additional amenities include an indoor pool, a private marina, a game room, and lawn games.
Vermont Youth Cycling is excited to welcome you to race #4 at the Catamount Outdoor Family Center!
This event is being hosted the same weekend as Green Mountain Cyclocross and we hope many youth/families will stay for the weekend and give cyclocross a try! GMCX will host a skills clinic Saturday afternoon, after the conclusion of our races.
CAMPING ON SITE - details to come!
IF YOU ARE A MEMBER OF VTYC YOUR REGISTRATION TO ALL RACES IS FREE. PLEASE USE THE HONOR SYSTEM AND THE COUPON CODE YOU WERE EMAILED FOR FREE REGISTRATION. If you are not a member, please join the League (and enjoy the rest of the season FREE + member benefits!) or pay the $50 single race entry fee.
Parents are encouraged to contribute to the festival atmosphere by bringing a tent/chairs and food for your riders. Please bring what you will need for the day and pack out your trash. Portable toilets will be available on site.
Schedule: Please note that start times may be delayed slightly but will not begin ahead of the time below.
8:30-9:45 Course open to pre-ride
9:00-9:45 Chip Pick-up and day-of Registration
9:30 Mandatory Coaches Meeting at VTYC Tent (including parents of independent riders)
10:00 Cat C and C+ Race Start
10:15 Junior Race Start
10:30-11:15 Chip Pick-up and Day-of Registration for Cat A/B
*10:45 Pre-riding for Cat A and B allowed
~11:00 Cat C, Junior and all First-timers Podium
11:30 Cat B Race Start
12:30 Cat A Race Start
~1:30 Cat A/B Podium
Podium
Awards will be given to the top five riders in each category so make sure you stick around! We will do a Junior/Cat C podium at approximately 11am. Cat A/B podiums will occur at the completion of those events.
Course Pre-riding
The course will be open to pre-ride Saturday morning from 8:30-9:45am before the first race takes off. Cat A and B riders may pre-ride at 10:45 and MUST yield to Junior riders still out on course.
Chip Timing
We will have volunteers collecting chip in the finish chute. Riders MUST return their chip or they will be charged $50.
Volunteers
We need many volunteers to make the day run smoothly! Please sign up to help us out!
Other
Independent racers are welcome! If you want to participate but aren't linked up with a team yet, please register as an 'Independent' rider and come out for a fun time!
If you have young riders below 5th Grade, bring them along as there will be lots of fun racing to watch.
Stowe Trails Partnership is thrilled to present Vermont’s favorite autumn mountain bike tradition: the 15th annual Leaf Blower Fall Classic Mountain Bike Festival! This year’s Leaf Blower will be held on Saturday, October 10th, 2026, and will be hosted at Strawberry Hill Farm. With amazing riding for all ability levels, awesome vendors, homegrown food, local libations, and live music, there is no better way to cap off the season than with this one-day community bike bash.
As always, the marquee draw will be the rides, tackling some of the northeast’s best terrain and affording some of Vermont’s most epic views—whether you love endurance or are new to riding, we have a singletrack loop for you that’ll pass multiple aid stations and maximize the fun!
After you’ve gotten your fill of single-track, join us back at Strawberry Hill Farm for a variety of food trucks; some brews and beverages; music, and a vendor village full of local businesses. Your registration fee covers the rides, vendor garden, aid station snacks, a post-ride beverage, and a food truck dinner.
Be sure to register early - we expect the event to sell out. The Leaf Blower is STP’s biggest fundraiser of the year, so we appreciate your participation! Ticket pricing below, and don't forget to add your Leaf Blower shirt to your order. Pre-orders must be purchased by September 20th, 2026!
Early Bird Pricing July 15-Sept 1, 2026:
Active STP member: $65
Non-member: $90
Regular Pricing:
Active STP member: $75
Non-member: $100
Event Location
Strawberry Hill Farm, 300 Meadow Lane, Stowe, VT 05672
This is a dog-free event. Please leave your furry friends at home!
Event Schedule
We’ll see you on Saturday, October 10th! This is a rain-or-shine event, but in the event of a total monsoon that would cause ample damage to the trails, we will refund your ticket.
9:00am: Registration opens
9:30am – 11:30am: Riders depart
12:30pm – 5:00pm: Food is served
4:00pm – 6:00pm: Music and Lawn Games
Parking
This year, parking will be at Strawberry Hill Farms!
More information on the rides can be found in the images below:
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Dirt for Dinner is a fall community mountain bike ride and fundraiser bringing people together around bikes and food justice in Vermont!
This is a non-competitive event open to mountain bikers of all abilities. Riders will have the option of a chill led ride or aggressive led ride.
During registration, participants will choose one of three Vermont-based nonprofit organizations to donate to as their entrance fee:
Salvation Farms:
Salvation Farms’ mission is to create a future where all are fed and farms are thriving. Through partnerships, effective use of available resources, and skill-building, we work to fully integrate surplus food from local farms into a resilient and sustainable food system.
Intervale Center:
Intervale Center’s mission is to strengthen community food systems that sustain farms, land, and people.
Hunger Free Vermont:
Hunger Free Vermont’s mission is to end the injustice of hunger and malnutrition for all Vermonters.
Event Details:
Location: Perry Hill
Date: Saturday, October 10
Arrival: 10:00 AM
Ride Start: 10:30 AM
After the ride, we’ll hang out at the parking lot with snacks and information about the organizations supported.
We can’t wait to pedal for a purpose together!
Questions? Reach out to [email protected]
Memphremagog Trails Present: Grateful (An XC Race)
WE'RE SO BACK!
Welcome to Memphremagog Trails—quietly home to some of the best singletrack in the region. Once again home to Grateful, this XC mountain bike race is equally challenging and accessible at a fraction of the cost of typical cycling events!
The Course!
A freshly-updated 10-mile loop of pure singletrack magic:
Fast, flowy, machined descents
Tight, twisty tech (watch out for roots and tight trees…. It's old-school tech at its finest)
Over 1,300 ft of elevation gain per lap
Designed to challenge and reward riders of all levels.
Race It or Ride It!
You choose your vibe:
Race 1 Lap (10+ miles): A solid test of skill and stamina
Race 2 Laps (ENDURANCE….We like a little bit of crazy)
Party Pace Option: No timing —ride the course at your own speed, soak up the views. Enjoy the full race-day atmosphere without any pressure.
Kids Race/Ride: Free youth race/ride for new riders. Group leaders will lead the next generation through the youth course, ending at the same finish line as the racers. Adults should plan to ride with their kids.
Grateful is built on a “No Pressure, No Prejudice” mindset—welcoming all genders and abilities at an affordable cost.
The After-Party
After the ride, enjoy delicious local food trucks, live music, and the unbeatable energy of the Northeast Kingdom community. Local artisans will be at the on-site farmers market, and the pump track and skills area will be open to all ages. Bring the family and make a day of it.
2026 Cause
This year, Grateful will be recognizing our friend Anthony Moccia—co-founder of Rasputitsa and an early force behind Grateful, and a dedicated member of the Northeast Kingdom community. His leadership and generosity helped shape the inclusive riding culture we all value today.
In his honor, proceeds from Grateful will support the Halo Foundation, which provides financial assistance to families navigating cancer treatment, and Little Bellas, an organization that creates a community to empower women through cycling
Our Story
Founded in 2021, Grateful has become a defining event in the Northeast Kingdom. Built on inclusion and connection, it brings together experienced riders and those new to the sport in a welcoming, challenging environment.
At its core, Grateful is about community. Through local partnerships and a commitment to giving back, the event has donated over $15,000 in the past five years to organizations that strengthen this place we call home.
Past and Future Events!
Want a sense of what to expect? Check out this video! Curious about the course? Here is the GPX file from 2025 (note…this course will be slightly different in 2026).
Interested in more XC racing in the NEK? Head over to Victory Hill and sign up for the Circumvictory! All Grateful participants get a special entry discount code!
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On October 10, 2026, get ready to race in the 55th Annual Lake Placid Classic Half Marathon and 10K AND 5K!
PACKET PICK-UP IS AT THE NORTH ELBA HORSE SHOWGROUNDS ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9 FROM 4-7PM AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10 FROM 6-7:30AM.
LOOK FOR ALL INFORMATION AT WWW.LAKEPLACIDCLASSIC.COM
This event is one of the Lake Placid region's only not-for-profit running/walking events. The event aims to raise funds to support a community-wide wellness initiative and support local youth programming.
This event starts and finishes at the North Elba Horse Showgrounds surrounded by nature and the beauty of the high peaks. Our race continues to grow, anticipating over 750 participants in 2026.
The race route for the Half Marathon and 10K encompasses two moderate hills, one at the start and one towards the end.
The start time for the Half Marathon and 10K is 8:00 a.m., with the course closing at noon.
For Half Marathon & 10K distances, awards for overall 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places(Male & Female) and top three age groups including 19 and under; 20-29; 30-39;40-49;50-59;60-69 and over 70.
NEW THIS YEAR, a 5K! Whether you're walking the beautiful, scenic route with your children or family members while your friends and loved one's race in our Half Marathon and 10K, or you're signing up to run your best 5K of the season...we have something for everyone!
The start time for the 5K is 8:10am. For 5K, awards for overall 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places(M/F) will be awarded. No age group awards for 5K.
Race Day Parking Information
Venue Parking: Hours: 6:00a.m.–7:30 a.m. AND after 8:30a.m.
Parking will close promptly at 7:30 a.m. No vehicles will be allowed to enter after this time until 8:30a.m.
Important: Once parked, vehicles cannot exit the venue between 7:30 a.m. and the time the last runner has left the start area(approximately 8:30 a.m.). Please plan your schedule accordingly.
Alternate Parking: If you arrive after 7:30 a.m., you will need to find off-site parking.
Note: Nearby parking is limited and roadside parking is not permitted.
Spectators: If arriving after 8:30am, on-site venue parking will be open.
OUR MISSION
To provide a classic event that everyone loves and to not be wasteful in our efforts to do so.
Welcome to the third annual PANS/PANDAS Awareness event in Vermont! Join us for a 5K fun run and walk along in Burlington on October 11, 2025 to raise awareness for PANS/PANDAS here in Vermont—an often-overlooked autoimmune disorder affecting children and young adults. We’re calling on our citizens of Vermont to join us in raising awareness and moving towards change and healing.
Description
This is a family-friendly run/walk in Burlington. Everyone is welcome: from regular runners ready to race to walkers looking for some good community fun. We'll have a DJ, snacks, cool t-shirts, medals, prizes, and some resources and experts to help us learn about this important condition facing our kids.
We are again partnering with The Alex Manfull Fund (TAMF), a New Hampshire-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, that supports awareness, education, and research to further understand the incidence, etiology, and best treatment of post-infectious neuroimmune disorders (aka PANDAS, PANS, and Autoimmune Encephalitis) with an emphasis on their manifestation in Adolescents and Young Adults. TAMF has established a fellowship fund at Dartmouth Hospital’s Neuroimmune Psychiatric Disorder (NIPD) clinic. Net proceeds from our event will be given to NIPD in support of their clinic.
What are PANS and PANDAS?
PANS (Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome) and PANDAS (Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal infections) occur when a child’s immune response to an infection causes inflammation in the brain. The inflammation can cause the sudden onset of behavioral, neurological, and personality changes. The effects of PANS/PANDAS on children and their families are devastating—yet these conditions are still relatively unknown in Vermont, making diagnosis and treatment extremely difficult. Learn more about this condition and its symptoms.
A note from Gaskell family
Welcome to the PANDAS/PANS 5K! We are a family of 5 living in Burlington looking to transform the hardship of our own PANDAS journey into a beacon of hope and progress for others.
In September 2022, at age 8, our son experienced a sudden, acute onset of extreme neuropsychiatric symptoms. As his parents, we sought help from doctors, psychiatrists, and local resources but to no avail; his condition continued to spiral. Thanks to one of our son's former teachers, who witnessed our struggle and had read about PANDAS on Facebook, we got a first glimpse of what could be happening. In June 2023, a clinic at Dartmouth Hospital diagnosed our son with PANDAS. Since then, treatment and recovery have been long and arduous, however finally—now almost two years later—his condition has improved significantly. With a bit of blue sky returning for our family, we’ve emerged with a clear mission: to help others living with this devastating condition.
Welcome to the 5th annual Green Mountain Cyclocross! Racing will be on Sunday, October 11th. We will also have 2 free skills clinics on Saturday, October 10th. This event is run by Green Mountain Off-Road, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, and in partnership with the Catamount Outdoor Family Center. Proceeds from the race will help support the GMCX development race team, Catamount's youth programs, as well as other local youth cycling organizations and racing endeavors. We look forward to welcoming you to northern Vermont at the most scenic race venue in the history of New England cyclocross. Scroll for some details below.
RACE LICENSES: GMCX is sanctioned under North American Bicycle Racing Association (NABRA). No membership or annual licenses are required. There is NO requirement for a USA Cycling license. JUST SHOW UP AND RACE!
ALL JUNIOR RACES ARE FREE thanks to generous support from Nick Depasquale Photography.
REGISTER FOR A SECOND RACE FOR $20!
CAMPING: There will be limited camping spots available on-site Saturday night. You can purchase camp spots on the registration page under “merchandise”. Cost is $15 per person.
PARKING: Parking at COFC is tight, please follow our volunteer parking attendant’s expert flag waving and pointing. Parking is NOT permitted on the south side of Governor Chittenden Road. Overflow parking is located at the ‘Oval’ on the north side of the road just before you reach the Catamount Outdoor Center.
THERE ARE NO PETS ALLOWED AT THE CATAMOUNT OUTDOOR CENTER - We know, your dog is goodest of all the good dogs, but please leave that beast at home. We appreciate you respecting this rule of our gracious hosts Catamount Outdoor Family Center.
THE COURSE: Our course consists of an approximately 1.6 mile lap that includes a mix of fun and technical turns, punchy climbs, and longer power sections. The course includes several dismounts. We expect the fastest riders to cover the lap in about 7 minutes. Expect baller views.
PRE-RIDING: There is NO course pre-riding during a race. To pre-ride, ONLY enter the course BEYOND the start/finish line when the official confirms that the last rider of the current race has begun their last lap. DO NOT PASS anyone still racing. Failure to do so will result in disqualification.
STAGING: Staging for each race will occur 10 minutes before the designated start time. Staging will be by order of CrossResults ranking, followed by day-of registration.
CLUB ROW: The GMCX course is just across the road from the parking areas. You can purchase a 10X10 pop-up tent space for your team next to the course. Spaces are limited, so reserve yours early!
FOOD AND DRINK: Frost Brewing will be on site slinging brews from 11:00 to 4:00. GMCX volunteers will be grilling burgers, veggie burgers, and dogs for purchase, and we will have cold seltzers and sodas. We will have apples and cider donuts for suggested donation of 50 cents per apple, and $1.50 per donut.
SKILLS CLINICS: with the goal of increasing participation numbers of WGD* and junior athletes, we are offering 2 skills clinics on Saturday, October 10th. One will be geared toward junior racers, and the other for WGD athletes and they will be instructed by former World Cup athletes and local pros. Clinics will be tailored for novice to intermediate skill levels. Each clinic will be capped at 20 riders, with spots reserved for individuals who identify as Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) participants. Clinic check-in will be at the Catamount Outdoor Family Center starting at 2:00 PM, and the clinics will start at 3:00. Don't have a cyclocross bike? That's ok! Your gravel bike or hardtail mountain bike is good enough to get you started!
THE VENUE: The Catamount Outdoor Family Center (COFC) is in Williston, Vermont, just outside of Burlington, with beautiful views of the Green Mountains. COFC began as a cross country ski center in 1978. It quickly expanded to include mountain bike and trail running, and now also hosts a variety of youth outdoor and educational programming. It has a rich history of hosting local, regional, and international level bike racing, including UCI cyclocross and mountain bike events. Racing GMCX will directly support Catamount's ongoing outdoor efforts!
Vermont Youth Cycling is excited to welcome you to our FINAL race of the 2026 season on SUNDAY October 18. This course at Craftsbury Outdoor Center will offer a variety of fun and flowy descents, great single track and double track for passing opportunities, and a bit of climbing to earn all that fun downhill!
Routes will be finalized in the weeks leading up to the event. Check out last year's Course Maps Here to get a sense of what the courses might look like.
IF YOU ARE A MEMBER OF VTYC YOUR REGISTRATION TO ALL RACES IS FREE. PLEASE USE THE HONOR SYSTEM AND THE COUPON CODE YOU WERE EMAILED FOR FREE REGISTRATION. If you are not a member, please pay the $50 entry fee.
Parents are encouraged to contribute to the festival atmosphere by bringing a tent/chairs and food for your riders.
Please bring what you will need for the day and pack out your trash.
Schedule: Please note that start times may be delayed slightly but will not begin ahead of the time below.
10am: Junior, 1-lap race begins
10:30am: pre-ride for Cat A/B/C
~11:00 Junior Day-of Podium Ceremony
11:30am: Cat B, 2-lap race begins
11:40am: Cat C (1-lap race begins, same course as B riders)
12:30pm: Cat A (3-lap race begins)
~2:00 A, B, C Day-of Podiums, Series Podiums, and Team Awards
Course Pre-riding
The course will be open to pre-ride Sunday morning from 8:30-9:45am before the first race takes off. Pre-ride for Cat A/B/C is at 10:30.
Chip Timing
We will have volunteers collecting chip in the finish chute. Riders MUST return their chip or they will be charged $50.
Volunteers
We need many volunteers to make the day run smoothly! Please sign up to help us out here.
Other
Independent racers are welcome! If you want to participate but aren't linked up with a team yet, please register as an 'Independent' rider and come out for a fun time!
If you have young riders below 5th Grade, bring them along as there will be lots of fun racing to watch.
Race Date, Time and Location for 2026 Events
DATE: Sunday, October 18, 2026
TIME: 8:30 AM
LOCATION: Folsom Elementary School, 75 South St, South Hero, VT 05486
The Full and Half Marathon will both start at 8:30 AM directly in front of the Folsom Elementary School.
Course
The marathon and half-marathon begin and end near the house where Clarence H. DeMar, seven-time Boston Marathon Winner, once lived. The half-marathon course is out and back on the west shore of South Hero and Grand Isle; a land of farms, apple orchards, and summer cottages. The terrain is flat to rolling.
USATF Certification (VT24002JK)
The entire course is paved. The full marathon course is two out-and-backs of the half-marathon course.
The time cut off for the marathon is 6 hours. The time cut off for the half-marathon is 4 hours.
Aid Stations
There will be an aid station approximately every 2 miles starting at mile 2 and stopping at mile 24 for a total of 12 aid stations (2-3 porta-potties on course). Water and electrolyte drink will be supplied at all aid stations. Additional assistance will be available to runners in the form of sweep vehicles.
Registration
Pre-registration is now open. This event has sold out in recent years. Register early for guaranteed entry and best pricing.
GMAA members subtract $10 for Full Marathon, $5 for Half Marathon.
Race day registration is from 7am to 7:45am.
Maximum total number of runners is 500.
There is no race refund if you cannot participate.
There are no deferrals.
There is no wait list.
There are no bib transfers.
You may change the race distance. There is a $10 charge for switching from the full marathon to the half-marathon (no refund will be given for the difference in price). There is a $10 charge for changing from the half-marathon to the full marathon plus the difference in price. To transfer event follow these instructions:
Log into your Runsignup account at this link: https://runsignup.com/Profile#tab-upcoming-races
Find the Champlain Islands Marathon & Half Marathon section under "Upcoming Events" and Click on "Manage Registration"
Click on "Transfer Event" at the top.
Follow the prompts to continue the process.
Please confirm that you are registering for the correct event: Half-Marathon or Full Marathon before your complete your transaction. Thank you!
Shirts
All participants will receive a race shirt.
Restrictions
Runners must be age 16 or older.
Packet Pickup
Other runners may pick up a friend or family member's race packet.
Friday, Oct. 16th - 12-6 pm at SkiRack
Saturday, Oct. 17th - 12-6 pm at SkiRack
Sunday, Oct. 18th - 7-8 am at Folsom School
SkiRack is located at 85 Main Street, in Burlington, VT.
Awards
Awards will be given to the top overall male, female & non-binary finishers, the top masters, as well as the top finisher in each age-group. Please see the race director if you need leave before the awards ceremony.
Medals to all marathon and half-marathon finishers.
Lodging
Island Lodging on the race course (primarily small inns and B&Bs):
Crescent Farm Bay Farm B&B 1-802-324-5563 (mile 2-3)
Ferry Watch Inn 1-802-777-2530 (mile 8-9)
link to full list of island lodging (maintained by the Islands Chamber of Commerce)
Lodging at exit 16 off Route 89 (Colchester/Winooski)
Residence Inn 1-802-655-3100
Hampton Inn 1-802-655-6177
Lodging at exit 14 off Route 89 (Burlington/South Burlington)
Best Western 1-800-780-7234
Holiday Inn 1-800-863-6363
Attractions
If you can picture the Lake Champlain Islands in mid-October, then you have reason to join us. If you have never seen Vermont or the 'Islands' in October, then you have even more reason to join us with your entire family.
Lake Champlain Islands Chamber of Commerce (800) 262-5226
Burlington Things-To-Do
Lake Champlain Ferries (802) 864-9804
Past Runner Testimonials
Follow this link to hear what other runners have had to say about the our event.
The GMAA Champlain Islands Marathon is held for runners by runners. Our goal is to offer a quality marathon at an affordable price in a relaxed setting. Come join us!
Volunteers
As with any event, it takes volunteers to make things happen. If you or anyone you know would like to volunteer at our race, we would greatly appreciate it. We need volunteers in the following areas: Water Stops/Aid Stations, Crossing Guards/Course Marshals, Packet pick-up, Finish Line, Traffic/Parking, and Runner Food Preparation.
Please sign up on our Volunteer Registration Page
Information
Please see "Race Day Instructions" sheet for all latest logistics. If you can't find the answers you need, please email Race Directors, Nik Ponzio and Heather Feldman at: [email protected]
Course Features
Certified Marathon with miles 1-13 marked
Can be used to qualify for the Boston Marathon
Start and finish at 190' elevation
Max elevation: 210' (miles 1 and 25)
Min elevation: 100' (several locations)
Lake Champlain elevation: 95'
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.
There are no refunds, deferrals, or transfers.
The Heady Trotter 4 Miler is BACK @ The Alchemist Brewery Stowe, Vermont
The Race:
The Heady Trotter is a 4 Mile race through the heart of Stowe, starting and finishing on the lawn of the famed Alchemist Brewery. Chip timed, certified course. Cold Alchemist beer, live music and food trucks await you at the finish. #IRunForHeady
The Swag:
With your registration fee, you'll receive:
Race Entry - Chip timed, Certified 4 Mile Course.
Super Fresh Heady Topper at the Finish Line
Fresh Cold Hollow Cider Mill Donuts
Sweet Sweet Swag including a proper Alchemist neoprene koozie, and custom knit Race Socks
Swag upgrades available for teams and Charity donations
Live music, food trucks and fun all afternoon
Overall M/F 1st, 2nd, 3rd; Age Cats 5 year Increments U10-80Plus
The After Party:
The fun continues all afternoon with live music at the brewery- joins us for bands beers and food trucks.
Post your photos and tag us with #headytrotter #alch3mistb33r
The Charity :
Help us raise money for our awesome charity partner, The Green Mountain Adaptive Sports. Whose Mission is to improve the quality of life for persons with disabilities living in or visiting Vermont by sponsoring participation in adaptive sports and recreational programs. We work cooperatively with our partner organizations to enhance their ability to deliver a quality experience to persons with disabilities. Special perks available to donors.
Special this year, GMAS has secured a $20,000.00 match from the Vermont Community Foundation. Meaning your donation goes further! Help us meet this goal!
We are featuring a race weekend raffle for a 1 of a kind fire pit, follow our social media for pics and info.
Donate 25$ or more when you register, and you'll get upgraded swag!
Starting Line:
Runners will start in waves, Corral will be assigned based on self identified estimated finish times (during registration you will be asked you estimated finish time). Waves begin at 10am, all waves begin within 3 minutes.
All runners park at an off site location, and arrive by bus, there is no onsite parking on race day.