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2026 Hogsback Half Marathon Information:
Start Time: 8:30 a.m. on September 26, 2025.
Amenities:
Rural course on lightly travelled country roads along the Farmington River;
Amazing race shirts;
6 aid stations -- all stations have fluids two will also be stocked with gels;
Great post-race food;
Custom finisher medals;
Electronic bib tag timing;
Awards for overall and 5-year age groups.
Fun raffle prizes.
Course: Fast USATF certified course with a 100 foot net elevation decrease. You'll run on country roads through the towns of Riverton, Pleasant Valley, Hartland and Colebrook, Connecticut.
Awards: Top 3 overall male and female runners and 3 deep in 5 year age divisions (18 and under, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69 and 70 +) for male, female and non-binary.
Proceeds: All proceeds from the race benefit Running for Rescues. Running for Rescues is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to saving the lives of shelter animals. Running for Rescues supports small, grassroots organizations on the front lines - people pulling animals out of shelters before they are put to sleep. The cost associated with their efforts can be staggering! Running for Rescues funds shots, spay/neuter, transport, boarding, or food while the animal is being fostered and gives animals the opportunity to find a forever home.
Event details and schedule
Packet pickup begins at 7 a.m. on race day (September 26, 2026).
General Start at 8:30 a.m.
Post-Race Celebration Begins at 10:00 a.m.
Awards Ceremony & Raffles at 11:00 a.m.
No race day registration.
33 Years of Supporting Vermont Adaptive
The Vermont 50 is an annual race held during the last weekend of September at Ascutney Outdoors in West Windsor, Vermont. All benefits go to Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports. A wonderful place where youth and adults with disabilities gain a measure of self confidence and independence by participating in adaptive sports programs and activities year-round.
Since 1993 the Vermont 50 has been a destination for mountain bikers and ultra runners to enjoy a challenging and scenic Vermont landscape course that is like no other. There is something for everyone. We offer the Vermont 50 mile Mountain Bike Race, Womens 2-person Bike Relay, Over 60 2-person Bike Relay, 50 mile Ultra Run, 50K Endurance Run, 2-3 Person 50 mile Run Team Relay and the Kids Fun Runs and Bike Rides.
NOTE-This race does NOT allow E-Bikes.
We are a family friendly event offering lots of kid centered activities such as the Hay Bale Treasure Hunt, The Fun Runs and Rides, clowns, face painting and more! Join us and find out why the Vermont 50 has become so popular. (Subject to change as COVID-19 rules and regulations apply.)
Spots fill-up quickly so early registration is a must!
Event Details
Year four and getting better each year! The only timed event of its kind in the greater Capital District of New York State; Flutters and Foliage Endurance Race is THE destination for your fall running goals. Whether you want to move past the marathon and dip your toe into the cool, refreshing waters of the “ultra” world, spend a couple hours on an enjoyable jog though the colorful foliage of October in Upstate, or get some friends together for a relay event - this event has you covered!Where else can you walk away with an amazing swag bag, an ultra buckle (ANYONE who covers more than 26.2 miles), and wobbly legs all for under $100?! Each year we celebrate runners who earn their first buckle, and at the same time we see dozens of others reach personal best milestones. Every single runner leaves feeling like they belong to a community and that is why we have over a 33% return rate over the past three years.For those that want a challenge - 6 hour solo eventFor those who have friends as crazy as they are - 6 hour relay eventsThose looking to push themselves - 3 hour solo eventThose looking to support a good cause - 1 hour solo eventAs you can see there is an option for everyone so the only question you need to answer is which one are you signing up for this year and what can wait until next year?
Participant Info
Packet Pick Up offered Friday October 2nd - Details TBABy popular demand - PORTAPOTTIES!!! (Pending park ranger approval)Buckles for ANYONE who completes over 26.2 miles in a SOLO EVENTFinisher Awards for EVERYONE who startsStaggered start times mean ONE BIG PARTY at the endVendors on site for product demos!! (Vendors TBA)Dogs - WELCOME! Kiddos - Encouraged Pacers - If they are registered they can run!Crew Set up 7:30am morning of.
What is Flutters of Hope?Flutters of Hope Inc is a non profit organization that helps individuals and families affected by eating disorders. Disordered eating can come in many forms and is one of the most under-diagnosed diseases in America. The outcome of an undiagnosed disorder can be lethal, however with treatment recovery can be full, complete, and rewarding. Treatment does not come cheap and most insurances will not cover the all-encompassing needs of the patient - enter Flutters of Hope.Why an Ultra as a fundraiser? Distance runners are often misdiagnosed or under-diagnosed as an eating disorder patient due to the demands of their sport. Data shows that 1 in 4 adult males have some form of an eating disorder and in the female population that is doubled to 1 in 2. It is a guarantee that you have toed the starting line with at least one person suffering. The aim of this event is to help raise awareness and connect those who need it with the services and networking of providers that Flutters of Hope, INC has.
Event's current local time: 4:41 AM ET
Buck 50 Join us on October 3rd for the Buck 50. This 50 kilometer ultra course covers some of the most beautiful terrain in the southern Adirondacks on the shores of Lake George. Trek over four of Lake George's tallest peaks on rugged, remote trails, climbing 9000 ft. Where & when The course will start at Camp Chingachgook on pilot knob rd.The race will start at 6:30 am on Sunday, October 3th Registration Due to the challenging logistics of this event, and the equally challenging aspects of the race itself, we will be asking for prior ultra-trail experience for all participants. Relevant experience:Recent finishes at ultra distance trail racesImpressive performances at sub ultra or non-trail races Course The course will start at Camp Chingachgook and follow a dirt path to the Buck Mountain trail. The course will go over Buck Mountain and connect to the Sleeping Beauty trail via Shelving Rock/Dacy Clearing Rd. The course will then go over Sleeping Beauty and connect to the Black Mountain
trail via Fishbrook Pond. The course then summits Black Mountain and drops to Black Mountain Point on the shore of Lake George. The course then climbs over the shoulder of Erebus Mountain and connects back to Dacy Clearing Rd. Finally, the course will mirror the start of the race by climbing back over Buck Mountain and finishing back at Camp Chingachgook. Aid stations and cutoffs Aid Station Mile Location Cutoff AS 1 6.6 Dacy Clearing rd N/A AS 2 14.2 Black Mountain trail 5 Hours AS 3 18.6 Black Mountain Point N/A AS 4 25.3 Dacy Clearing rd 9.5 hours Finish 32.5 Camp Chingachgook 12 Hours Event's current local time: 4:41 AM ET
Grab onto your sneakers, folks! Westover Run the Runway 5K is back again! Get ready for a one-of-a-kind dash across an operational federal military installation. Whether you're a speedster, a leisurely walker, or a family of fun-seekers, this flat, paved course is perfect for you—and yes, strollers and wheelchairs are welcome!
This fun-run isn't just about clocking miles; it's also about doing good. Proceeds will go to Westover Galaxy Community Council to lift up our Westover military families and help launch the sky-high excitement for the 2027 Great New England Air Show.
Register by September 1 and take home a Race T-Shirt! We designed a super cool shirt this year to lead into the 2027 Great New England Air Show! Don't miss your chance to get a t-shirt in your size! And Save $$$. Registration price increases after September 1.
Kick-off and finish line are at the Westover Metropolitan Airport—the civilian side of things. But, you'll be strutting into a military zone, so expect James Bond-level security! Pre-run vetting is mandatory and Real IDs are required, and leave those carry-ons behind because nothing’s allowed to tag along during the run. We've got a handy key and bag check for you. Wheelchair and stroller users, please plan to arrive early for clearance. And sorry, Fido, this isn't a puppy parade—please leave pets at home this time around!
What's NEW this year? We are hosting a charity Car Show starting at 9:00am on the other side of the airport. Hang out after the run and enjoy a variety of awesome cars competing for best in decade, rockin' 50s, 60s and 70s music, food trucks, raffles and more! Car Show runs from 9am - 1pm!
Join the Lake George Land Conservancy for the 10th Annual Amy’s Adventure Race for the Lake, set to take place on Saturday, October 3, 2026! Back by popular demand, we will be offering a 4.5 mile trail race as well as a 10 mile loop, taking you through Amy's Park, a beautiful wooded preserve nestled in the Adirondacks that offers challenging and rugged terrain with 700 feet of elevation gain amidst ponds, marshes, and forests. For more information on the race, please click here.
Proceeds will support the conservation work of the Lake George Land Conservancy. Our mission is to protect the land within the Lake George watershed to preserve the world-renowned water quality of this amazing lake. The proceeds from this race will directly go towards conserving critical lands in the Lake George Watershed. Since 1988, the LGLC has protected more than 14,221 acres of land in the area.
Protecting wetland areas like Amy’s Park is the primary way pollutants are filtered out of the water before it reaches Lake George.
Race Sign-Up
Early Bird Special! Registration is $20 until November 30, 2025! ($30 for the 10 mile loop).
Registration is $30 until September 3 ($40 for the 10 mile loop). Starting September 4, it is $40 until it closes on October 2 ($50 for the 10 mile loop). Registration includes a raffle ticket into the After-Party raffle, a beer from the Bolton Landing Brewing Company at the finish line, and a medal. Amy's Race 2025 T-shirts are an additional $10 and can be purchased during registration.
Day-of Information
Registration sign-in/bib collection will be 6:30-8:30 AM. The 10 mile loop begins at 8 AM and the 4.5 mile begins at 9 AM.
There will be an after-party open to all race participants and members of the community at the Bolton Landing Brewing Company, where there will be a raffle, beer, and more!
KING'S TOUR OF THE QUABBIN – Sunday, Oct. 4, 2026 – Hardwick, Mass.
NEW THIS YEAR! Early Bird registration fees ($40/$60) apply until 9 p.m. July 3. After that, registration costs $10 more.
Online registration closes at 9 p.m. Sept. 30. Fees go up another $10 for day-of-ride registration.
Bicycle around the Quabbin Reservoir, a pristine jewel in the heart of Massachusetts. Choose from two road routes (64 or 101 miles) or two gravel routes (approximately 44 or 77 miles, each approximately half paved). Not much traffic; plenty of hills.
Start/finish for all routes is at Hardwick Winery, 3305 Greenwich Road, Hardwick, MA 01082. Check-in opens at 6:45 a.m. Start times are flexible, but we recommend century riders and gravel riders start 7:00-8:00 a.m., and road metric riders start 8:00-9:00 a.m. All routes except the Road Metric will stop at Petersham Common.
Routes will not be arrowed. Routes will be scouted prior to the event for road/trail conditions and may be modified accordingly. Final Ride with GPS links will be emailed to online registrants the week before the ride.
Road metric (64 miles, approx. 5000 feet of climbing)
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/48772978
Rest stops at mile 27 (Palmer, 8:30 a.m.-noon) and 50 (Farmer Matt in New Braintree, 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m.).
Road century (101 miles, 6000+ feet of climbing)
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54352628
Rest stops at mile 28 (Rt. 202 in Pelham, 8:30-11 a.m.), mile 58 (Leverett Co-op store), and mile 85 (Petersham Common, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.). Road century riders get a $5 credit to use at the Leverett store.
Gravel Loop (77 miles, approx. 6000 feet of climbing)
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54352619
Rest stops at mile 28 (Petersham Common, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.) and mile 60 (Petersham Common again).
Little Gravel – hard finish (45 miles, approx.3400 feet of climbing)
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54352597
Rest stop at mile 29 (Petersham Common, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.)
Little Gravel – easy finish (43 miles, approx. 3100 feet of climbing)
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54352606
Rest stop at mile 29 (Petersham Common, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.)
The gravel routes avoid DCR trails. On the Little Gravel route, there's an option at mile 40 to do an easy finish (remainder of route is mostly paved, and the route totals 43 miles) or a hard finish (remainder of route is unpaved, with nearly 300 feet more climbing, and the route totals 45 miles).
Not sure which route is for you? Not to worry -- you can change your selection online at any time before registration closes. You can even wait until ride day and decide in the middle of the ride. Both road routes are the same until the Quabbin Visitor Center, at mile 18. Both gravel routes go to the Petersham rest stop at mile 28. So whether you're on the road or the gravel, you can decide partway how to continue.
Limited to 150 riders.
Refreshments afterwards at Hardwick Winery, with a food truck for the afternoon.
More info: https://sevenhillswheelmen.org/kings-tour-of-the-quabbin/
The Keene Family YMCA’s Fall Foliage Trail Races offer runners a great opportunity to explore some of Keene’s best trails, while supporting the charitable work of the Y.
This unique race starts and ends at the Keene YMCA, where spectators and your fellow runners will be cheering you on. This year we’re excited to bring you an even better race experience, with options for those new to the sport and for the seasoned trail runner.
Our 5K course is a great introduction to trail running, with a good mix of terrain that will give you a taste of what it’s like to run trails. This is a fast course, offering a great experience for beginners, and a potential PR opportunity for those with a bit more experience.
The 10K course is a bit more challenging, though still very runnable with lots of smooth singletrack and plenty of elevation gain to get your heart pumping.
All participants who register by or before September 1sr will get a race t-shirt. We should have some extras for late entries, but we can’t guarantee we’ll have your size so make sure to register early!
Prizes will be awarded to the top male and female finishers in each age group. Age groups will be as follows:
60 and over
50-59
40-49
30-39
20-29
15-19
11-15
Under 10
Chip timing is being provided by Tri-State Racing.
Funds raised from this event help to make YMCA programs and services more accessible to everyone in our community. We strive to ensure that no one is turned away due to lack of funds and events such as this help us ensure that everyone who chooses to has access to the Y and all of our life-changing programs.
Come Run, Stroll & Roll! Stanley Park will be hosting the 14th Run Stanley. Run Stanley has grown into a fun yearly tradition for the whole family, whether they like to run, walk, roll, or bark. Join us for this all-inclusive event on Sunday, October 4, 2026 at 10:00 am at Stanley Park. This event includes the 5K trail run/walk, a 5K K9 trail run/walk, the Munchkin Run hosted by Dunkin’ Donuts, and The Stroll & Roll. The Stroll & Roll is a wheel friendly a 1-mile non-competitive walk through Stanley Park’s accessible pathways.
The school with the most Munchkin Run participants wins the coveted “Stanley Cup School Spirit Trophy,” which will be displayed at their school for the entire school year!
The race will help to raise funds to benefit the care and upkeep of the Frank Stanley Beveridge Wildlife Sanctuary, Stanley Park and its accessible pathways. Please join the community of runners, walkers, hikers, dog owner and nature lovers who love Stanley Park.
Register by September 18, 2026 to be guaranteed a T-shirt.
Run Stanley Race Day Schedule:
Late Registration: 9:00am - 10:00am at Children’s Pavilion
T-Shirt & Bib Pickup: 9:00am -10:00am at Children’s Pavilion
Vendor Village 9:00 am - 12:00pm
Kids' Munchkin Warmup: 9:30am
Kids’ Munchkin Run: 10:00am
K9 5K Run/Walk : 10:20am
The Stroll & Roll (1-mile accessible stroll): 10:20am
5K Run/Walk: 10:25am
If you are interested in volunteering please use this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/u/0/d/e/1FAIpQLSennZ3hM8TJO4yhvKixTReyrAHMdx-8FxWkBz97NcEQiH2etw/formResponse
Prizes will be awarded for the following categories and mailed to the winners:
1st Place Male and Female 5k Student Run/Walk
1st Place Male and Female 5k Run/Walk
1st Place Male and Female K9 5k Run/Walk
Oldest and Youngest Finisher of 5k Run/Walk
Join us at the 4th annual Saratoga Foliage Ride presented by Bikeatoga!
Get on your bike and enjoy the changing leaves and the crisp Autumn air, riding some of our most scenic routes at the most beautiful time of the year.
Ride one day or the whole weekend!
30, 50, 75-mile routes.
Friday night rider meetup and early check-in at Whitman Brewing!
Weekend downtown Happy Hour!
10% discount at area restaurants & stores!
Hotel deals!
YMCA day pass.
Catered after-ride lunch.
Event t-shirt.
SAG support.
Bike mechanics at the start.
Add'tl discount for groups of 10 or more! Email [email protected] for info.
Two Days and Six Routes!
Saturday’s rides will follow beautiful routes through fields, farmlands and gorgeous Fall foliage with stops at local legend King Dairy Farm Store (is it really ever too early for ice cream??) and the Saratoga Battle Monument, a majestic 155-foot-tall stone obelisk erected in 1883.
Sunday’s rides will honor the 247th anniversary of the Battle of Saratoga. Ride the back roads through the very fields where American forces first defeated the British army – the turning point of the American Revolution.
Coming from out of town? Check back for great lodging deals from our hotel partners!
After the ride, relax, shop and dine in downtown Saratoga Springs. Check out the Happy Hour link on our event website for exclusive rider specials on cocktails, wine and craft beer!
And all participants will get a day pass to the Saratoga YMCA facility and a 10% discount card for nearly 50 area restaurants and businesses. https://www.discoversaratoga.org/meetings/meeting-toolkit/attendee-discount-card/
“Saratoga Springs is one of those special getaway spots where everything is just, well, pretty close to perfect. The only drawback is you may never want to leave.” -- Tripadvisor
The Race starts and ends at the Bethany Lutheran Bretheran Church, whose members have once again generously offered us use their space for this event.
Race Day
7:30 AM Race Day Registration and Packet Pick Up
9:00 AM 5K Run
REGISTRATION
PRE-REGISTRATION:
Individuals: $25 until 7/31, $30 until 8/1, $35 on Race Day
T-Shirts guaranteed if registered by September 24th, 2026 (Must be present to receive)
Awards
Top Male and Female Finishers
The top three in the following age groups: 12 and under, 13-18, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80+.