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Wilcox Wild Ultra 50K 2026 This 50K rugged trail run through the Adirondack Park Wilderness area will begin September 6, 2026 @ 6:30 am and end at 5:00 pm the same day. It is on beautiful trails, deep in the heart of the Wilcox Lake Wild Forest. There will be 3 fully-stocked aid stations, miles 11.5, 23, and 26 miles. There are lots of opportunities to filter water on this trail. Run takes you from Harrisburg Lake to Hope Falls via the East Stony Creek Trail, then to the Murphy Trail, to Willis Lake, out to Wilcox Lake, then back to Harrisburg Lake. Previous Experience Required DUE TO THE CHALLENGING LOGISTICS OF THIS EVENT, WE WILL BE ASKING ALL PARTICIPANTS TO PROVIDE RELEVANT EXPERIENCE AND BE ADDED TO THE WAIT LIST SO THAT YOUR INFORMATION CAN BE REVIEWED. YOU WILL THEN BE ADDED FROM THE WAIT LIST AFTER REVIEW. WE ARE ALSO EXPECTING RUNNERS TO COMPLETE THIS RACE IN UNDER 10 HOURS 30 MINUTES. Where to stay The Pines Lakeside Canoe & Camping: Hipcamp in Stony CreekThomas Creek Campground
Hadley Rd Stony Creek. 1000 Acres Ranch Food, Merch and Prizes All runners will receive a delicious catered post event BBQ Race Specs Distance: 31 miles, 50KRace route: LollipopStart: Harrisburg LakeFinish: Harrisburg LakeElevation Gain: 3028’Elevation Loss: 3028’Terrain: Mostly trail, minimal gravel and pavement2 well stocked aid stations. Plenty of opportunity to filter water. Event Schedule: SEPTEMBER 5th: Bib pick up 4pm to 6pm. SEPTEMBER 6th: RACE DAY! Starts at 6:30AM, ENDS at 5:00PM. All runners will have 10.5 hours to complete the race. Event's current local time: 4:24 AM ET
Important Note: Parking for the Start is ½ mile up Wallum Lake Road at the 1st Dirt Trail Head because the main entrance to the Park doesn't open until after 8 AM, you would need to pay to park, and the line to enter the park is long.
This is the FREE Labor Day ”Reach the Beach” NS Trail Gravel Race/Ride. The Start will be at the trail head parking in Douglas, MA. All gravel segments will be New Strava segments with entrants times posting after the race. Awards will be given for winners for the OA finish in each catagory. This is a FREE Event and all we ask is that all participants make a Tax deductible donation to the “Tunnels to Towers” organization www.t2t.org that supports Our Veterans and First Responders. Or you can make a donation to the Whitin Community Center www.whitincommunitycenter.com. This is a completely Non-Profit event to give back to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our FREEDOM!
The GPS track is provided. It follows the entire NS trail from Douglas, MA 82 miles to Blue Shutters Beach in Charlestown, RI. The Buck Hill section of the NS Trail is “by passed” because it’s unridable. Everything on the Track can be ridden by a skilled rider. There is a mix of road, gravel, cart roads, single track and some short “hike a bike” sections. Any bike Gravel or Mountain Bike with no wider than 2.1 tires will be a good choice to best manage the course. The woods do have deer flys so, bring bug repellent.
The best plan is to have your Family spend the day at Blue Shutters Beach in Charlestown, RI where the ride Finishes. Changing and shower facilities are available at the Beach. You do need to pay for a day beach pass but, after 5 PM entry is free. I anticipate a finish around 4 PM.
Pre Registration Only, No Race Day Entries
Support Contact Race Day Stephen 508-341-3860 or Marcia 508-341-9856
Kindly make your donations to Veterans and the Whitinsville Community Center https://www.whitincommunitycenter.com/
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Run Half Marathon
Nap Briye is organizing the Fifth "Barefoot Half Marathon" on the Sunday before Labor Day. Runners have the option to wear shoes or run barefoot from the Sterling Town Hall to the Shrewsbury High School track field on September 6th, 2026 at 7:00 AM EST.
Transportation will be available for those who will park at the finish line. The bus will leave Shrewsbury High School at 6:15 am to go to Sterling.
Pick up Bib on Saturday from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm at Shrewsbury High School Track Field or on Sunday morning before the race.
The race course — which rises between 300-400 feet in elevation throughout the entire race — features views and scenery that capture perfectly the quaint, authentic feel of New England, taking runners through covered bridges with names like Thompson, Carlton and Cresson, most of which date to the pre-Civil War era.
The Swanzey Covered Bridges Half-Marathon, "Elijah's Race", is held each year in memory of its founder, Elijah Barrett. Elijah organized the event to raise funds to support the students of Monadnock Regional Middle-High School. He had attended MRMHS and eventually coached runners there.
Race Features
T-Shirt guaranteed for every participant that registers by August 15th.
Custom participation medal for all runners.
Access to school locker rooms at start and finish of the race, as well as a couple of porta-potties along the course.
Cash prizes for top 3 runners.
Post race barbeque and raffles.
This annual fundraiser helps to fund our mission of providing support to local patients and their families, fund critical research, and provide education and awareness about this disease.
Be part of the movement to raise awareness and funds against this silent killer because together we CAN make a difference!!
Directions to register yourself and/or team:
RunSignUp.com
Click to sign up
Enter your registration information
At this point, you can add additional registrations
Click Yes or No to Create and/or Join a Team
Review Waiver and Click
Pick option – 1. No Team, Join Existing Team, Create New Team
You can skip the set password option
Click Become A Fundraiser to create your page OR scroll down to TEAM FUNDRAISER and join your team from the drop down menu OR simply click continue
If you become a Fundraiser, this is where you add images and share your story and create your own url (https://runsignup.com/teamnamehere)
The Charlton Old Home Day 5-Mile Road Race is held annually on Labor Day weekend. The figure-8 race course starts and ends at the Charlton Town Common.
Spectators can view runners at the beginning of the race, halfway through, and at the finish! Most participants consider it a challenging, yet fun race due to the hilly nature of the course.
REGISTER EARLY!
Shirts are only available if you pre-register by 8/20/2026.
Tuesday Night Omnium Series – Northeast Velodrome
Weekly racing series with consistent midweek competition. Open to all levels.
Member Pricing
NEV Members race for Free! (Use your membership discount code at checkout to receive your discounted entry.)
Not a member yet? Join today and save all season.
Non-members may register at the standard entry fee.
Race Categories
Open (Experienced Riders)
C / Novice Race (New & C-Level Racers)
For riders new to track racing.
Gear restriction: 50x15 or 90 gear inches max
Focused on building skills, awareness, and confidence
C / Novice Field Support
Experienced riders will be in the field to provide guidance on positioning, pacing, and race flow.
Race Format
Omnium-style events (scratch, tempo, points, etc.). Event mix may vary week to week.
Field Notes & Flexibility
Fields may be combined or adjusted based on registration.
Race formats may vary slightly to match field size and create the best racing
General Notes
Open gearing for Open categories unless otherwise specified
All riders are expected to race safely and respectfully
Pre-registration is encouraged
Day of Registration will be available. Adults are $40 & Juniors are $25.
Day of registration spots are limited to the remaining spaces in each field. We cannot guarantee that you will be able to race.
We are proud to present the Rocky Hill CX Series as a centralized location for our youth teams to practice at (5:00 PM), and a fun, no-pressure, training race for those looking to enjoy cyclocross racing (5:35 PM for the Juniors and 6:15 PM Open Race). Thanks to the Town of Rocky Hill Parks and Rec and our partner clubs for allowing this to happen!
Volunteers are needed to make this event successful. Sign up to volunteer and you will receive reimbursement on your entry fee. CLICK HERE TO HELP OUT
Series Dates:
This 4-week training series will take place on 4 Wednesdays in August/September. August 26th, Sept 2nd, Sept 9th, and Sept 16th. With respect to the Town of Rocky Hill and their beautiful park, we will cancel due to rain and wet conditions that will be especially damaging to the venue. In this case, we will provide a credit to all participants and you will be notified of a cancelation via email!
A fun, safe and positive weekly Junior Practice Session
This practice is hosted by CCAP staff and regional team coaches. Licensed junior riders under 18 and middle/high schoolers can enjoy a no-pressure practice session at 5:00 PM. Any junior that wants to ride must be at least 9 years old (cyclocross racing age = age on Dec 31st of the 2026 year) and are welcome to race in the Junior Race. All training activities and races will be started with instruction from CCAP coaches and staff. All youth riders, 18 and under, are welcome to participate in the practice for $10. Riders that are on CCAP registered teams may participate in the practice at no charge.
Fun, safe and competitive racing for all
Fun, friendly, and competitive racing for everyone from novice racers to experienced Category 1 Racers. The wide variety of skill levels makes for an informal, no-pressure vibe.
All riders must have a USA Cycling License. If you don't have one, one-day beginner licenses may be purchased for $15 and are valid for a single day. One-day beginner licenses may only be purchased by new riders or Category 5 riders.
Equipment
All USAC Rules apply. All riders must wear a helmet. A cyclocross bike or mountain bike (without bar-ends) is suggested. No BMX bikes allowed.
New to cyclocross?
Check out THIS VIDEO to learn what it's all about!
Try the Track Clinic – Northeast Velodrome
This clinic is for riders new to fixed gear and velodrome riding. It provides the skills and knowledge needed to begin riding and racing at the Northeast Velodrome.
Skills Covered
Riding a Fixed Gear
Starting and stopping without brakes
Controlling speed through pedaling
Riding smoothly and predictably
Track Awareness & Etiquette
Understanding track layout and lane terminology
Riding the banking and holding a line
Group riding fundamentals and communication
Paceline & Racing Skills
Riding close to others in a controlled setting
Paceline basics: rotating, pulling, and rejoining
Introduction to track race concepts and rules
Additional Information
Track bike rental is included. If renting, bring your own pedals and cycling shoes. Helmet required.
If possible, provide your frame size and saddle height (measured from center of bottom bracket to top of saddle) in advance to assist with bike setup.
Price: $30
Field limit: 8 riders
Successful completion of this clinic certifies you to participate in other Northeast Velodrome sessions and events.
Race to the top of Massachusetts!
Mount Greylock Hill Climb Time Trial
Presented by Northampton Cycling Club
September 12, 2026
Start: Western Gateway Heritage State Park: 115 State Street, North Adams, Massachusetts 01247-3852
Starting times: from 8:30 AM-10:00 AM (you will choose a start time window during registration)
Finish: The Highest Point in Massachusetts!
Please note that the auto road is open to vehicle traffic during the event, and normal traffic rules apply. Your friends and family are welcome to cheer you on along the road or at the summit in designated parking areas (a small fee is charged at the summit for parking). After finishing the race it is your responsibility to pedal down the mountain or coordinate a ride down.
TIME TRIAL FORMAT RACE = NO DRAFTING ALLOWED!
No USAC license required.
Event Notes
Approximately 2860' of total climbing for an overall elevation gain of 2760', on a 5.9% average grade. Summit elevation is 3491'.
Elevation profile and climb description.
Strava segment.
Age division medals. Note: "AGE” is how old you are on December 31st the year of the race.
Allowable bikes: Any human-propelled cycle is acceptable - no e-bikes allowed.
Past Results
Tentative schedule:
Registration and packet pick up 7-9:30 AM
First rider start 8:30 AM, last rider start no later than 10:00 AM
The timing system will shut down at 11:00 AM
Afterparty at the base, in the courtyard between registration table and restrooms: beer starts ~ 11:00 AM, food ~ 11:30 AM, awards ~ 12:15 PM
o You should choose a start time window based on your anticipated time to finish (remember that the timing system shuts down at 11:00 AM) and returning to the base for the afterparty. Folks who might take a bit longer than average should sign up for an earlier start and those who are on the faster side may want to choose a later start time window.
What's included in your registration?
The chance to suffer on your bike in an a safe, organized fashion, and to put all your summer training to good use. Race hard if you choose or "casually" pedal up the mountain and enjoy the scenery!
Optional gear transport to the summit so that you don't freeze on the descent after!
Refreshments at the summit!
An awesome Greylock T-Shirt!
REGISTER BY Monday August 17th to ensure your desired shirt size
Post-event awards ceremony and afterparty including a catered meal (with beer!)
Greylock is proud to be part of the BUMPS hill climb championship series!
BUMPS
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Local Lodging Options include...
Bascom Lodge: At the summit of Mount Greylock! From hotel-like private rooms all the way to coed bunk rooms. www.bascomlodge.net or 413-743-1591. Really good dining too!
Hotel Downstreet: 40 MAIN STREET NORTH ADAMS, MA 01247 (413) 663-6500
The Williams Inn: 1090 Main St. Williamstown, MA, 01267. 413-458-9371.
Porches Inn at MASS MoCA: offers 47 rooms & suites in six Victorian-era row houses renovated in retro chic style. A healthful continental breakfast buffet is included in the room rate. Phone: (413) 664-0400.
Historic Valley Campground: Located on picturesque Windsor Lake, 1.5 miles from downtown North Adams. Reservations can be made by calling 413-672-2158 or by sending an email request to: [email protected].
Nearby museums; Mass MoCA, The Clark Art Museum, Norman Rockwell Museum.
Registration fee
Thru Sep 6 ...........................................$80 for riders 18 and over, $20 for those under 18
Full time students age 18 and over use code greylockstudent2026 for $40 off registration. May need to show current school ID at packet pickup.
NCC members get $10 off registration, log in to your member discounts page for the discount code.
After Sep 6 + onsite registration ..........$100
Registration cancellations/deferrals
This event is intended to raise money in support of NCC youth programs. You may cancel your registration at any time up to midnight on August 1. You’ll be refunded through BikeReg (although they do not refund their processing fee). After that date, no cancellations or deferrals will be accepted.
Event cancellation
The race could be canceled or shortened in the case of extreme weather or other dangerous conditions. The race directors will consult with DCR in making such a decision. In that case, we cannot offer any refunds or deferrals, as virtually all the costs of the race will have been incurred.
Bascom Lodge on Mt Greylock Summit
Doug Jansen's Account:
The Mt Greylock Hill Climb TT begins at the Heritage State Park entrance on Furnace Bypass. A few seconds after starting, a sharp hook to the left is taken on Reservoir Rd. This will climb earnestly for the next 0.8 miles, one of the steeper segments of the hill climb at about 9% average grade. Avoid the temptation of going out too hard here. When the steepness levels off, get ready for some rollers. You will need all of your gears on the next 1.3 miles of the climb. Stronger riders running compact cranks may spin out on the initial downhill. About 2.1 miles into the hill climb, Reservoir Rd will turn sharply to the right, and the grade will kick up again. You will quickly enter Mt Greylock Reservation on the recently reconstructed Notch Rd, which will take you all the way to the summit. Get ready to dig in. The next three miles will average 9% grade with some sections easily over 10% grade. This part of the climb is densely forested, which is nice if it is a warm day. At mile 5.4, the
grade relaxes again, and most of the hard work is done. Don't breathe easy yet. This is a time-trial. Resist the urge to let up on power when the grade becomes less strenuous by going faster, not easier. The last 3.5 miles of the climb average about 6% grade with some fairly flat sections and a few punchy steep bits. Some gorgeous views of the valley are reassuring that all that hard work is paying off in vertical gain. About 0.8 miles from the finish, a left is taken at the three-way intersection to access the summit. This piece of road will wrap around the peak in cartoon fashion at a persistent 8% grade. The view of Adams almost straight down below is incredible. Note the several pedestrian rumble strips during your climb. If you are riding back down after the race, you will want to avoid them. The finish can't come soon enough after you've full circled the peak to reach the monument at the top. Once you've regained clarity of thought, walk over to the monument and to the ledge on the
other side. You've just biked to the highest point in Massachusetts, and it is one of the grandest views in the state. It might be worth tossing an inexpensive camera in your drop bag sent to the summit.
Free to Run
The Berkshire Ultra Running Community for Service (BURCS) is excited to present 2026's Free to Run Trail Races! This race supports Free to Run, Inc., an organization whose is to enable women and girls to safely and boldly engage in outdoor activity in conflict-affected regions. Through a combination of sports programs, life skills development, and community outreach, they help women to reclaim public spaces and work to change views about the roles that women can (and should!) play in a society. Their programs are designed to develop community leaders who can bring people together across cultural, ethnic and religious lines. They work to provide our participants with the tools to succeed because they can and will be a force for positive change.
The Basics
Date: September 12, 2026 - back to the fall this year!Distances: 50k - 25k - 15k - 5 mileStart Times: 50k: 8:00 AM. 25k and 15k: 9:00 AM. 5 miler; 9:30AM.Location: Pittsfield State Forest, Pittsfield MA.Course: This is BURCS' "hard" race! The course features long climbs, fast descents, and some of the most beautiful scenery in the county. We are stoked to share the wonderful Pittsfield State Forest with our running friends. Race options for 2026 include a 50k ultramarathon, a 25k, a 15k, and new for 2026 - a 5 mile option. All distances are approximate; if I'm being honest.. you're probably going to get a little bit of a bonus. The race course is designed as a double-loop/figure 8, combining for approximately 15.5 miles and 3000 feet of vertical gain. A few SLIGHT tweaks to the course for 2026, but we're keeping all the best bits. The "Big Loop" is ~10.5 miles, and consists of climbs to Pine Mountain, Tower Mountain, and Berry Hill. This loop features several breathtaking vistas, a fun section along the Taconic Crest Trail, and a fast, winding descent back to the start/finish line. The "Little Loop" is a little bit shorter than last year, now about 5.5 miles long. It still begins with an ascent up the gorgeous Lulu Brook trail, and then makes its way back down via a fast, windy descent to the start-finish line.50k runners will complete both the "Big Loop" and the "Little Loop" two times. 25k runners will do each loop onces. 15k runners will do the "Big Loop" once; 5 mile runners will do the "Little Loop". They're all great!Cutoffs: 50k must be completed within twelve hours (by 8:00 PM) for an official finish. One hard cutoff, the last "small loop" must be started by 6:00 PM (ten hours). Aid Stations: THREE aid stations this year! With all of your favorite aid station staples, plus perhaps a few surprises! This is designed to be a challenging race and the expectation is that runners will carry water and some calories with them on the course. Awards and Shirts: Each finisher will receive a finishers award. All runners who register prior to September 1st will receive a shirt; runners who register after that date will receive a shirt on a best-efforts basis. Pricing: We're keeping pricing the same as in prior years. If you're looking to save a couple of dollars - or if you already own WAY too many race shirts as it is - use the "NOSHIRT" code at checkout and we'll take $20 off your total. Camping: There are multiple campsites in Pittsfield State Forest complete with showers and bathrooms. Runners are responsible for booking their own campsites with Pittsfield State ForestWe reserve the right to convert this to a virtual event, should we be unable to secure race permits or if state or local officials prohibit our ability to hold this as an in-person event. Because we donate profits to charities, we do not offer refunds or deferrals, with the exception of pregnancy deferrals. If you can not make it to the event, please consider your registration a donation.
What is BURCS?
The Berkshire Ultra Running Community for Service was founded in 2013 by three passionate long-distance runners from Western Massachusetts. The BURCS crew is composed of runners of all ages who seek to use their passion for sport and activism to spread awareness about important social, civic, and environmental issues. Please check out burcsrunners.org, as well as our Facebook group, for more information.
Event's current local time: 4:25 AM ET
The Ride-to-Remember XV promises to again, be the best Charity Bicycle Ride in New England!
This year we are dedicating the R2R to the heroes of the 9-11 tragedy. This year will be the 25th Anniversary of 9-1,1 and we will be stopping at three 9-11 Memorials.
We will be starting again this year from Main & Boland Way in the middle of downtown Springfield. We will be escorted by 35 Police Officers on motorcycles. The group of riders will stay together in one big peloton, you'll never have to clip out of your pedals till we reach our rest-stops. Speaking of rest-stops … Our first official rest-stop will be the New England Air Museum in Windsor Locks, CT. They are rolling out the red carpet for us with a 911 theme.
There are three amazing rest stops along our scenic, New England, 75 mile route. Bike mechanics following us, if you get a flat, we fix it in minutes free of charge. You will be fed breakfast, lunch andf dinner. There is a huge after-party immediatley following the ride at Tower Square in downtown Springfield. We will have a great headlining band to dance and celebrate after you shower, steam, or sauna right inside Tower Square. If you're sore during the ride, we have licesnsed masseueses at the rest stops.
You will be provided with a link to order your Official Ride-to-Remember Bicycle Jersey soon.
We take care of you the entire day … From free parking, bike support, awesome swag, food, hydration and an amazing route! After this ride you will thank the organizers for a very memorable day.
The Cross-Connecticut Run for Mental Health Awareness Lace up your shoes for the 8th annual Cross-Connecticut Run for Mental Health Awareness (CCR)! In this group running challenge, you will traverse the state of Connecticut north to south along the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail (FCT). This is a fundraiser for Mental Health Connecticut. The CCR will take place on Saturday, September 12, 2026, starting at 5:00 am. The course The route begins at the northern end of the FCT in West Suffield, CT and follows the FCT for roughly 56 miles to its terminus on the harbor in New Haven, CT, leading runners through rural, suburban, and urban centers through the state. The course is scenic and flat — very flat — the entire way. Fundraising There is no event fee to participate, however, all runners are asked to make a donation to, or raise donations for Mental Health Connecticut. Here is the link for setting up your personal fund raising page:
https://secure.givelively.org/donate/mental-health-connecticut-inc/the-2026-cross-connecticut-run-for-mental-health?utm_campaign=share_button&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_source=copylink&utm_content=campaign_page How about a $56 donation- a buck for every mile! It's got a nice ring to it, and you'll be helping others. Why participate This is not a race. We organize this event to give runners the opportunity to support some of the more important things in life: physical activity and wellness, helping others, and the chance to run across an entire state (pretty cool and a bonus perk of being in one of our country’s smallest states). Course support This trek, while epic, is unsupported. All runners will be sent a digital map with mile markers that correspond to convenience stores and other stops along the route, should they need to refuel or use a restroom. We will have several very basic aid stations along the way set up by volunteers, all of which will operating with an eye towards safety
first. Please bring your own cup and know that we won't have the smorgasbords you've seen at other events.We'll do our best to let you know where the aid stations will be if/when saintly volunteers tell us, however we can not guarantee how long the stations will be staffed. If you are planning to set a course record of some sort, you may get to planned aid spots before people can set up- you've been warned. Runners are encouraged to have a crew or work together to set up a group crew. This event requires a bit more self-support than an official race…because it’s not a race. Requirements All runners must be confident in their abilities to make this 56-ish mile journey on foot and on their own. There is a hard cut-off of 14 hours to complete this run, which comes out to about a 15 minutes/mile pace- on a completely flat, paved course with minimal disruptions and negative elevation. Runners who are not at the southern-most end of the Stop & Shop Plaza in Hamden (approx. mile 50) by 12 hours
(5:00pm) will be pulled. This is a safety issue, period. This is an end-to-end journey, so all runners must arrange for transportation to the start at the border by Southwick, MA, (parking lot/meet-up spot in West Suffield, CT), and from the end in New Haven, CT. Event organizers will do their best to facilitate ride sharing if possible, but that will NOT be done on the day of the event. All runners must have a headlamp, spare batteries, and some form of hydration. Please note that runners are responsible for their own health, safety and wellbeing during this trek. All runners are required to have a back-up plan, including for emergencies, medical issues and injuries, and for the unlikely event that you have to drop out. Please have someone reliable on standby, though there’s also always Uber or Lyft (hopefully, though may be limited). Should a runner need to stop early and drop out, said runner is responsible for his/her own transportation. Bring a cell phone and backup charger, please.
Finishers All finishers will earn unique bragging rights when they arrive back at work on Monday. When you’re asked the question, “Hey, what’d you do this weekend?” while filling up at the Keurig, you can respond with something that will no doubt impress: “I ran across the state of Connecticut and raised money for mental health awareness. What’d you do?” If we can score some donations or funds for swag, we'll let you know! Event's current local time: 4:25 AM ET
Hudson Valley's Tour de Kingston and Ulster will be back on the roads and trails of Ulster County on Saturday, September 12th, 2026. Our routes this year:
Flat and Free 5-mile Family Fun Ride @ 10am https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47289339
8-mile Rail Trail Ride @ 9:30am https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47289348 This route is fully paved; disregard the RWGPS map.
16-mile Rail Trail Ride @ 9:30am https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47289354
33-mile Road Ride @ 8:30am https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47289358 This route is fully paved; disregard the RWGPS map.
50-mile Road Ride @ 8:30am https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47289362 This route is fully paved; disregard the RWGPS map.
Gravel Grinder @ 8:30am https://ridewithgps.com/routes/47289365
Routes subject to change, in the event of an unforeseen circumstance.
Rest stops and SAG support. Stay for the post-ride lunch and raffle!
IMPORTANT PARKING INFORMATION: Volunteers at the park entrance will direct you to parking. Please allow extra time to park and register, as most parking spaces will be at a nearby location.
SAFETY FIRST: Helmets are required for all riders. Riders under 14 years old must be accompanied by parent or guardian.
On-site registration will be available starting at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday September 12th. Use the "Registering Today" table at the Forsyth Park Pavilion to sign up for any of the rides. On-site registration is $75.00 for adults and $15.00 for youth/student (under 21) with student ID. The 5-Mile Family Ride is free, but donations for the program are appreciated. Cash, check, and credit cards accepted.
Welcome to the Shawangunk Ridge Trail
The Shawangunk Ridge Trail (SRT) is a 70-mile trail that traverses the entire length of the Shawangunk Mountains, from High Point State Park in New Jersey, where the SRT intersects the Appalachian Trail, all the way to the town of Rosendale, New York, where the trail ends just beyond a restored railroad trestle 140 feet above the Rondout Creek. Along the way, the SRT passes through rolling hills, wetlands, rare dwarf pine barrens, sky lakes, waterfalls, and the distinctive white conglomerate cliffs of the Shawangunk mountains uplifted almost three hundred million years ago. From vantage points in these mountains, some 2,000 feet above the Hudson Valley, you’ll experience views that cover five states and reach more than 100 miles on a clear day. Because of its scenic beauty and rare ecosystems, the Nature Conservancy has identified this ridgeline as “one of Earth’s last great places.”We created this event to celebrate the preservation of the Shawangunk Mountains, or the “Gunks” as they are also called, and to encourage people to come out and experience the beauty of this unique ridgeline. Shawangunk Ridge Trail Run includes three separate divisions, which are designed to appeal a range of athletic abilities. The 1/2 marathon and 30-mile divisions are suitable for fast hikers as well as runners, but please note that the 70-mile division is only for seasoned trail runners.For more information, including the Participant Guide, rules, and information on the SRT, please visit the event website .
Start Lines, Times and Shuttle Buses
70 MileRace start: 6:30pm, Friday, Sep 11th Start Location: High Point Monument, High Point State Park, NJ (GPS 41.3228428, -74.6604416) Shuttle bus leaves muni lot behind Rosendale Theater: 4:30pm (GPS 41.8451111,-74.08175) 30 MileRace start: 9:00am, Saturday, Sep 12thStart Location: Sam's Point Preserve Visitors Center, Cragsmoor, NY (GPS 41.670158, -74.361666) Shuttle bus leaves Binnewater parking area: 7:45am (GPS 41.848338, -74.088190) Half MarathonRace start: 10:30am, Saturday, Sep 12th Start Location: Peter's Kill Area, Minnewaska State Park (GPS 41.738692, -74.217885) Shuttle bus leaves Binnewater parking area: 9:30am (GPS 41.848338, -74.088190)
Cut-offs
• 70-milers who reach checkpoint #3 (route 52) before 5:00 AM will be held up and released at 5:00 AM, with any waiting time deducted from their finishing time.• 70-milers must pass checkpoint #3 (route 52) by 11:30 AM• 70 and 30-milers must pass checkpoint #4 (Jenny Lane/Rt 44-55) by 4:30 PM• All participants must pass checkpoint #5 (Coxing Kill parking area) by 6:30 PM• All participants must pass checkpoint #6 (Spring Farm) by 8:30 PM• The race concludes at 12:00 AM (midnight)• Interactive course map showing start points, finish, and checkpoint locations available HERE.
Warning: Minimalist Format
The event has multiple checkpoints to ensure participant safety, but it is unsupported: you must bring your own food and water filter (or other water purification technology)The trail is well blazed, but there will be no supplemental markings. Runners in particular must pay attention to blazes to avoid missing a turn. No special navigational skills are required, but we strongly recommend you download the Trail Conference's free map app (http://www.nynjtc.org/pdfmaps) for your Android or iPhone and then download the free "SRT Run/Hike 2022" map.Be advised this is a rugged hiking trail that traverses a wide variety of terrain. Some sections are rocky, with difficult footing, squeezes, or scrambles.No pacers, no support crew, no drop bags, no resupply caches allowed. Carry it in, carry it out.
Swag
• Distinctive SRT tech t-shirts for all registered participants• Unique finishers medals • Special "barefoot" badge for runners wearing sandals or Vibram Five Fingers or barefoot • Completion certificates for 70-mile finishers• Ceremonial tomahawks for first place male, female, and non-binary in each divisionNote: We cannot guarantee t-shirts for those registering after 8/1/2026
Transportation
Event parking is in Rosendale only (see Start Lines, Times and Shuttle Buses section above for details). IMPORTANT: Unless you're being dropped off by a friend or family member at your respective start line, you'll need to ride our shuttle bus. If that's the case with you, don't forget to add a Shuttle Bus ticket during the checkout process.Please note: Runners may not park at Sam's Point or Minnewaska State Park Preserve. If you do, you may be ticketed and fined.
Cancellations
Sorry, there are no refunds due to cancellations, and no deferrals or transfers.
Optional Donations
The SRT Run is managed by Run Wild, Inc., a 501(c)3 not-for-profit whose mission is to support land conservation and stewardship in the Hudson Valley. As part of the registration process, please consider making an optional donation to any of the following causes:The NY-NJ Trail Conference, the not-for-profit organization which created the Shawangunk Ridge Trail and whose volunteers maintain the SRT and 2,000+ miles of other trails in the Hudson Valley. If you love trails, please contact the race director for how to get involved in this organizationThe event is supported by local volunteer Search and Rescue teams, including New Jersey Search and Rescue, Sam's Point Search and Rescue, and Catskills 3500 Club Search and Rescue. Your donation will help these organizations with equipment and training.You may also donate to Run Wild, Inc. We will hold your donations in our mission account to use for land acquisition or stewardship in the Hudson Valley. More info at www.runwildhv.org
Event's current local time: 4:26 AM ET
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!"
Stage 1/AirLine Cycles and friends are proud to bring you Belltown Throwdown 1, at the beautiful YMCA Camp Ingersoll. This is the first of two races hosted by Stage 1 at Ingersoll this year, but rest assured, the two races will be on 100% different courses… and we're not just doing the opposite direction move either! !
Want to help out? Sign up to volunteer here by sending us an email. We'll give you a t-shirt, some snacks and beverages, and unlimited high fives.
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RACE DETAILS
BE SURE TO PREREGISTER -- DAY-OF REGISTRATION MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE!
We packed as much into this event as we could, and then we packed even more! Like all the AirLine and Stage 1 events, we want Belltown Throwdown to be a fun day of racing AND spectating; that means a fun course full of our trade mark "special features", sweet music, and big prizes. We're also psyched to be part of the Project Mayhem CX series, which means consistent schedules, neutral support at every race, series prizes, and a cohesive calendar of great events.
What can you expect? A great course that will be equal parts fun and challenging. For example, this...
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What else? How about just $20 for each additional race!
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Just a couple of things to note about the event as you're planning to attend.
All dogs must be kept on leash (6 feet or shorter). No exceptions. A loose dog is dangerous to itself and the racers.
PRERIDING THE COURSE WILL BE AT THE DISCRETION OF THE OFFICIALS. THE COURSE MAY NOT BE OPEN FOR PRERIDING BETWEEN RACES. We tried to build time into the schedule to allow it, but there may not be time. All prerides must begin AFTER the finish line and you must check with the officials/volunteers at the officals tent to see if it is permitted at that time. If you are preriding, DO NOT PASS ANY ACTIVE RACERS. If you pass an active racer, we reserve the right to DQ you from your event and you will not get a refund. You have been warned.
Sunrise is at 6:22am. Course will open for pre-ride at 6:30am and close at 8:10am. If you want to pre-ride for the morning session, show up early.
In the interest of serving our racers, if you cannot attend we will refund you for any reason at any time up to registration closing. Email us. If you wanna make up a funny story, great.
Want to help out? Sign up to volunteer here by sending us an email. We'll give you a t-shirt, some snacks and beverages, and unlimited high fives.
We are working on day-of registration. We CANNOT guarantee it, but we will try, so it is better if you register in advance. If we are able to do day of registration, there will be a $10 surcharge. Second race is available for $20 if you want to race multiple categories in a day.
Staging on Saturday will be based on: a. Cross-Results race predictor. b. Day of registrations
Staging on Sunday will be based on: a. Top 8 from the series b. Cross-Results race predictor. c. Day of registrations
All mixed gender junior fields will be staged as follows: Top 8 (front row) will be 50/50 boys and girls by PMCX series standings (or Cross Results for Race #1). Rest of field will be mixed according to cross results race predictor.
Multiple Starts at the same time staging rules: We will be doing 1 minute gaps between fields with the caveat that we reserve the right to combine starts where either or both of them have 10 or less registrants. In that case, the front row will be split 4/4 and the rest of the field staged by crossresults.com race predictor.
We will be providing FREE photos to racers. Look for photographer Bill Kurtz out on course throughout the day.
Cash Prizes:
5 or fewer | $85 — $65 — $45
6 racers | $85 — $65 — $45
7 racers | $85 — $65 — $45 — $30
8 racers | $85 — $65 — $45 — $30
9 racers | $85 — $65 — $45 — $30 — $25
10 or more racers | $85 — $65 — $45 — $30 — $25
Why are the Open and Womens P123 races different lengths? Don't you care about equality and equity? We do. So much so that we reached out to a handful of elite women to get their opinion, and based on that feedback we made this decision. Given the constraints of running a whole bunch of categories in the day, and wanting to give women separate time slots from men, what made the most sense for our schedule was to have the P123 women and the 40+ Women share the course and do 50 and 48 minutes respectively, instead of forcing them to race with the men. (we try to make as many people happy as possible. If you have scheduling suggestions for us that you think would work better, we are always happy to entertain them for next year)
Belltown Throwdown CX, like all Stage 1 Cycling and AirLine Cycles events, is an inclusive race environment that is safe and welcoming to all participants, regardless of sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, race, religion, disability, or ethnic origin. Athletes are allowed to compete in the gender category that they identify as. Non-Binary athletes are welcome to compete in the Non-Binary category or any of the Open and Women categories.
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We strive to create an atmosphere that makes all feel welcome. From Pros to first-time racers, from staff to spectators, we will not accept behavior that is deemed to be bullying or any form of harassment and violators will be asked to leave.
At any point, if you feel uncomfortable or unsafe or see behavior that seems to be making someone else uncomfortable, please speak to an official or staff member.
Pain in the Neck and the Project Mayhem CX Series are brought to you by:
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STAGE 1 CYCLING, INC.
"The Belltown Original"
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This is a track riding and racing clinic for riders who are not familiar with riding a fixed gear or riding on a velodrome. Track racing has some peculiarities that make it a little different from road riding or racing. This clinic will give you the knowledge and experience necessary to begin track riding at the Northeast Velodrome.
The course consists of 3 sets of skills:
Getting started and stopping on a fixed gear bike
Spinning and controlling your speed with your pedals instead of brakes
Practice riding close to another rider
Learning to hold a line while continuing to pedal through
Learning how it feels to use the banking and the turns
The terminology of the track lanes
How to move and communicate with the other riders on the track
Learning how to use the turns and the banking of the track to form and hold a pace line
Taking a turn on the front and then moving out and up and back to take a place at the back
Learning race rules for various track events
At the end you will have the knowledge and some experience of track riding. You will understand how riding a fixed gear on a track differs from road or mountain riding with a freewheel and brakes.
The course fee includes rental of a track bike if needed. If you are renting you need to bring pedals and shoes. A helmet is required. Please indicate your frame size, and if you know it your saddle height, measured from the center of the crank axle to the top of the saddle. This is not required but will aid in preparing the bike and speeding the sizing process.
Price: $30 - Field limit of 8. Rental is included. Successful completion of this course certifies you to ride any other events at the Northeast Velodrome.
A Vermont Classic- “A Must-Do”
September 12, 2026
The Maple Leaf Half Marathon traverses truly gorgeous Vermont landscapes. Your run will take you from the downtown community to picturesque village settings to country roads past farm lands back to the finish. Adding to the beauty, Vermont will be in the early stages of fall foliage.
The Maple Leaf Half Marathon and Kotler 5K will be run in beautiful Manchester, Vermont, a vibrant region with much to offer. Organization is excellent, and the course is scenic and enjoyable. There is something for everyone in this rural Vermont tour. It’s one of those “must do” New England races. Manchester, Vermont is a year-round sports, recreation, foodie and shopping destination in the heart of the Green Mountain National Forest.
We are so excited for year TWO!!! Registration is open and sign ups are robust
Race date - September 12, 2026
Course details
Swim 1 mile
Bike 28 miles
Run 7.5 miles
Event options
Individual Triathlon
Aquabike (Swim/ Bike only)
Duathlon (3.5 mile run / Bike / 7.5 mile run
Relay ( Swim/Bike/Run) but with 2-3 total team members divvying up the legs
All entries get a T-shirt and lunch!