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Great River Ride 2026
A Fundraiser for the Friends of the Columbia Greenway Rail Trail Inc.
Post Ride Entertainment and Buffet at the finish
2026 marks the 39th Anniversary of the Great River Ride. Over the years the GRR has been recognized by the League of American Bicyclists (LAB) and Bicycling Magazine as one of the top century rides in America. A variety of routes are offered to match the skill levels of all participants. Event proceeds will benefit the programs of the Friends of the Columbia Greenway Rail Trail (FOCGRT), a 501 3c nonprofit organization.
Staffed refreshment stops along the ride as well as a post-ride buffet with live entertainment from 2:00 PM to 5:30 PM.
You will encounter knee-popping hills, breathtaking views, awesome descents, and gorgeous fall foliage as you tour the hilltowns of the Eastern Berkshires. Add in miles of stone walls, waterfalls, plenty of New England white churches, loads of colonial homes, historic keystone arches, a wild and scenic river, and did I mention hills. But thats not all, we've got rest stops staffed with friendly cyclists and snacks, including our famous "Baked Potato" stop.
The Westfield River, the Great River in the river ride, is a federally designated Wild and Scenic River. The GRR wanders the course of this scenic river to give you a unique cycling experience. For 2026 we're using most of the original route, thanks to Mass Highways repaving projects.
The GRR Gravel Route is a mix of pavement, gravel, dirt and seasonal roads that we’ve enjoyed fall riding on for over 50 years. The 72 mile route is 40% unpaved.. The route will take you through the remote Knightville Basin and Chesterfield Gorge with stunning vistas along the East Branch of the Westfield River. You’ll pass through the Knightville Meadows, the Rainbow Pool, the Little Gorge and the Chesterfield Gorge on your ride. Most climbs are paved but Thayer Rd. is a moderately difficult climb of 1.4 miles on dirt ranging from 10% to 7%. A long descent to River Rd. follows a seasonal road with some steep downgrades. At River Rd. you will have a choice of the final gravel climb up Maynard Rd. or the bailout paved climb up East River Hill to the Spud stop at the Chester Hill Church. Gravel/Dirt sections will not be monitored by SAG vehicles and Cell Phone coverage is limited. Be prepared to handle mechanical problems,and flats. Several miles of the route follows a gated road closed
to motor vehicles. We recommend teaming up with other riders on these sections. Tire widths of 38mm or wider are recommended. Fallen leaves will hide loose and bony surfaces, so caution on descents is advised.
Our Winery Ride uses the Columbia Greenway Rail Trail and New Haven/Northampton Canal Trail for a flat 28 mile ride with a stop at the Brignole Vineyard for snacks (wine will be available for purchase).
Our 42 mile road route includes one moderate climb up the Granville Gorge with a mid ride rest stop at the Brignole Vineyard. At the vineyard you will have the choice of returning on the road (rolling terrain) or using the rail trail (flat).
The 25 mile route will give you a taste of the area's hills. While there is no mid-point rest stop on this route, you will be able to visit the Granville Harvest Festival mid-way through the ride. Visit craft booths, sample local Mead and take a break before heading back to the finish party.
Family Friendly - Free entry for children 15 & under riding with a registered adult.
Riders choosing to ride the RUSA sanctioned 200K must be current RUSA members and are expected to comply with RUSA Randonneuring Rules and the official start times for their respective event.
The RUSA Brevet and Populaires options are a timed events. A Poulaire is a timed long distance event of less than 200K while a brevet is 200K or greater conducted under the rules of the Adaux Club Parisien and its American counterpart, Randonneurs USA. Like a Gran Fondo pace line riding is permitted and there is an upper time limit for finishing. Brevet and Populaire riders cannot start before the posted start time. The clock start at the posted start time for each ride, no adjustments are made for late starts. All brevet and populaire riders are issued a route card that must be signed/stamped at each control (rest stop). Completed cards must be signed and handed in at the finish. The RUSA (Randonneurs USA) Brevet and Populaire are timed with a 6:00 AM start time for the 200K ride. No adjustments are made for late starts and all finishers must turn in a completed ride passport at the end of the ride to have a time recorded. 200K Brevet riders are required to have lights
(front and rear), a reflective vest and reflective ankle bands.
The Great River Ride benefits the Bicycle Advocacy efforts of New Horizons Bikes and the Friends of the Columbia Greenway Rail Trail.
Friends of the Columbia Greenway Rail Trail exists to ensure that the Columbia Greenway project is realized. Specifically, Friends of the Columbia Greenway Rail Trail (FOCGRT) will advocate for the planning, design, construction, maintenance and continuance to the Columbia Greenway Rail Trail, as well as advocating for cycling improvements to make Westfield a bicycle friendly community.
This is a Rain or Shine Event: No refunds
New England's Fall Classic, the Lime Rock Park Epic
Based at the legendary Lime Rock Park in Connecticut's Litchfield County, this gravel fondo showcasing waterfalls and covered bridges has emerged as an autumn classic in the Berkshires. Perhaps the most beautiful ride in the region, this course and format are welcoming to riders of most abilities on a proper bike. For those who want to go hard, the timed segments will challenge them. For those looking for a nice fall tour, these roads will enrapture you…especially given the fall foliage that peaks earlier than the rest of New England.
All riders will start and finish on the fabled raceway near the Sam Posey Bridge, complete a lap on the raceway and then exit the venue. Riders will be offered three distances: The Epic (70 miles), the Explorer (55 miles) and the Express (25 miles). The Epic and Explorer will feature chip timed segments. Cumulative times across multiple segments will be compared for podium places. All riders will receive a meal and drink ticket for the post-ride celebration.
RETURNING FOR 2026: 5K Running Race to Support the Hole in the Wall Gang Camp. After the gravel riders depart the venue for the Epic and Explorer events, organizers will hand the venue over to our friends of the Berkshire Running Center to host a 5k running event on the fabled Lime Rock Park racetrack. To find out about that, click HERE.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES. Riders seeking discounted or comp entries may be able to provide volunteer service in exchange for such discounts. Parents of juniors are encouraged to do so. Contact [email protected] for more information.
PINK PATROL DOMESTIQUES WANTED! Would you like to ride the event and help out with getting differing levels of riders to the finish for a deep discount as part of our Pink Patrol? If so, come join our team and help make someone's experience better along the way. Domestiques are welcome and encouraged to ride at their own pace in the timed segments and will be considered for awards, if so desired. To be considered for this exciting opportunity to contribute, contact [email protected] for more information.
ENTRY DEFERMENT POLICY: While Domestique Events DOES NOT OFFER REFUNDS for any reason, organizers will allow entrants to either transfer their entry in the Lime Rock Park Epic to another person OR defer the entry to the 2027 Natchaug Epic being held March 27. Entries may only be deferred one time. The deadline to do so is 11:59 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 5. To request a deferment and/or transfer send email to [email protected].
The Routes
THE EPIC
70 miles, 5,200 ft of elevation, 20 sectors, 5 timed segments, 2 rest stops
If Ralph Lauren could design a bike ride, this might just be the product. With road names "Wildcat Hollow," "Dark Hollow", “Old Asylum,” and "Race Track," we knew that Paul and Bob found some good stuff for our course. And that's all BEFORE Rest Stop 1. The Epic will send riders north by The Great Falls along the Housatonic River before cutting "Between the Lakes." The route turns south and carries riders through several rolling gravel sectors to Sharon. Then we truly make it epic. A 3.3-mile gravel climb sets the tone before the long haulers whistle down a seven-mile "pedalers" descent, 3.5 of which is un-paved. The course offers some autumnal heaven along the river before spooning out a taste of hell: a 3-mile climb, most of which is unpaved, forces riders to grind out of the valley. The best of riders will be technically, aerobically and spiritually challenged. Regroup and recover at the top. The second rest stop, positioned in a classic Grange Hall converted into a fire house. From
there, a rider gets to celebrate a series of blissful ridges, eye-watering descents, scenic farmlands, a new challenging timed segment on Jeep track before dropping down to the covered bridge in West Cornwall. The final timed segment will be on the Lime Rock raceway and Rattlesnake Ridge in the opposite direction. Then come home to an amazing meal, friends and stories of the day with some cold ones.
NOTE: Epic riders are eligible for the team-based Berkshire Cup competition. (Details below)
THE EXPLORER
55 miles, 3700 ft of elevation, 14 sectors, 4 timed segments, 2 rest stops
The Explorer is comprised of the northern loop of the Epic route. The first half is fairly flat with the same gravel sectors. After the rest stop the challenging stuff really starts, with a 4.5-mile gravel step climb. This route provides riders a good taste of the Epic without suffering the agony of the Epic's descent into the infernal Kent Valley. The Explorer riders reconnect with the Epic route and enjoy the second rest stop together. Be warned, this route is truly a challenge for even an accomplished rider.
NOTE: PEDAL-ASSISTED E-BIKES ARE WELCOMED ON THE EXPLORER RIDE (but are EXCLUDED from any timed competitions).
THE EXPRESS
25 miles, 1000 ft of elevation, 5 sectors, no timed segments, lots of snack stops and clinics
The Express offers an approachable route for the "gravel curious." There are five unpaved sectors, three of which offer paved “bailouts.” The Pink Patrol, comprised of experienced ride leaders, will divide up the group based on skills and experience. While some will take on the challenging Mount Easter Loops, others may stay on the paved route for the “tap-out” option to the covered bridge. From there we will descend down to the picturesque West Cornwall Covered Bridge. There the route turns north to traverse the third unpaved sector of the ride, a flat three miles along the Housatonic River. Five miles of rolling roads with a photo stop and snacks at the Great Falls will bring you back to Lime Rock Park.
NOTE: PEDAL-ASSISTED E-BIKES ARE WELCOMED ON THE EXPRESS RIDE.
The Express will feature five unpaved sectors; approximately one fourth of the route is unpaved. There will be frequent photo stops with snacks. Riders will be timed but not scored.
THE BERKSHIRE CUP TEAM COMPETITION
There will be a team competition. To be eligible each member must register with their team affiliation. Team membership will be determined based on the 'Team/Club/Company' field during BikeReg checkout. Please ensure all team members use the same name for your team.
Rules are as follows:
There are two categories: Men and Women.
Men must have a minimum of four riders; women must have a minimum of three riders.
There is no maximum number of riders one team can have.
Only riders who enter and complete the Epic course and all five timed segments by 3 p.m. will be scored
Only the time of the fourth best rider of each men's team in each segment will be used for scoring. The aggregate of those scores will be tabulated for the team's result.
Only the time of the third best rider of each women's team in each segment will be used for scoring. The aggregate of those scores will be tabulated for the team's result.
Any combination of riders on a team can be scored. For example, a team may have different riders scored in each of the segments.
The overall individual results have no bearing on the team competition.
Only one men's and one women's team will be awarded the Berkshire Cup.
ENTRANTS TO RECEIVE
All paid entrants to the Lime Rock Park Epic will receive the following:
Free parking
Pre-ride mechanical support
SAG service
Rolling mechanical support courtesy of Speed and Sprocket and Comp Edge
Fully stocked rest stops featuring homemade and locally sourced food. Vegan and gluten free offerings made with love and affection.
One post ride meal featuring a chef prepared buffet featuring gluten free, vegetarian, and vegan offerings
One drink ticket to enjoy a cold brew or soft drink.
One amazing course with chip timing services provided by Holeshot Events.
Souvenir pint glass.
Awards presentation for the combined timed segments go to the top three Epic finishers in Open Men, Open Women, Men 45-plus, and Women 45-plus divisions.
0ver $1,600 prizes
The North Face Race to the Summit is on Monday, October 14th, at 9:30am • Distance - 2.18 miles • Vertical climb: 2003 feet
• Pre-register -$75.00
• Race Day registration - $99.00 (race day registration in The North Face Store from 8-830am. Registration will close at 830 am NO EXCEPTIONS!!) • If Spots remain. Participants receive North Face t-shirt • Participants may ride gondola to bottom after race. Awards will be in courtyard at1130am sharp!!
Prizes : Overall Male & Female
Overall Male and Female for Race will win IKON BASE PASS - This is non transferrable and has NO CASH VALUE
Award for Age groups to fastest time:1,2 3rd male and female. ** IF you have won the overall you are not eligible for awards in your age category****
Age Groups M/F
13and under
14-19
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
60+
1st M/F in each division 100.00 Stratton gift card
2nd place 50.00 Stratton Gift Card
3rd Place 25.00 Stratton Gift Card
. If there are less than 10 people in your division we reserve the right to combine age groups
If you win overall you are not eligible for individual prize
The Race to Summit is timed by Bullit Timing Services. For live up to date results at your fingertips, download their free APP at the APP Store or view the live leader board and results here! 0 people in your division we reserve the right to combine age groups Granite State will post event times as well.
TREE HOUSE CX
Clinic and Pre-Ride | Friday, October 16th
River Valley CX Series | Saturday, October 17th
New England Regional CX Championships | Sunday, October 18th
RAIN OR SHINE EVENT
Tree House Brewing Company | 1 Community Place, South Deerfield, MA
EVENT OVERVIEW
We’re excited to bring you two full days of top-tier NECX racing! Each day offers something different, so be sure to check the details below. Saturday hosts the River Valley CX Series, and Sunday is the New England Regional Cyclocross Championships.
Our mission: deliver a best-in-class New England cyclocross race that ignites the NECX community and thrills Tree House fans alike. We aim to:
Deliver a premium event worthy of the Tree House name
Create a race that’s welcoming to all—no matter your sex, ability, or background
Give every racer, from first-timers and juniors to seasoned pros, an unforgettable experience
Hook new spectators on the thrill of CX
INCLUSIVITY POLICY
Tree House CX is committed to creating a race environment that is safe, welcoming, and inclusive for everyone, regardless of sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, race, religion, disability, or ethnic origin.
We strive to make every participant—from pros to first-time racers, staff to spectators—feel like they belong here. Bullying, harassment, or discriminatory behavior of any kind will not be tolerated. Anyone engaging in such behavior will be asked to leave.
If at any point you feel uncomfortable, unsafe, or witness behavior that makes someone else uncomfortable, please speak to an official or staff member immediately.
WEEKEND SCHEDULE
FRIDAY – Kick off Tree House CX weekend with a full afternoon of fun:
Intro to Cyclocross Clinic – 2:45 PM start
Open Pre-Ride / Course review
Intro to Cyclocross Clinic - $15
Open to all new and beginner riders, this clinic is your chance to:
Ride the actual race course
Learn how to navigate twists, turns, and obstacles
Build basic skills to boost your confidence on race day
Includes free entry to Saturday and/or Sunday race
Clinic & Relay Registration: Sign up on the registration page.
SATURDAY - River Valley CX Series
We are excited to once again be part of the River Valley CX Series!
Blunt Park 8/30
Hydra Cross 9/5
Kilowatt Cross 9/26
THCX 10/17
West Hill CX 11/7
SUNDAY – 2026 New England Regional Cyclocross Championships
Tree House CX is proud to host the 2026 New England Regional Cyclocross Championships! Podium awards will be presented to the top three finishers in each championship category. Categories Include:
Men & Women Elite
Men & Women Elite U23
Men & Women Junior U13, U15, U17, U19
Men Masters 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70+
Women Masters 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60+, 70+
Non-Binary Open
Eligibility: To be eligible for a championship podium, riders must:
Hold an active USA Cycling annual license
Reside in the New England Region
Full NEBRA guidelines and eligibility details: nebra.us/nebra-state-and-regional-championship-event-guidelines
REGISTRATION
Pre-Registration closes Thursday, October 15th at 5:00 PM ET
Late Registration opens on BikeReg at 9:00 AM Friday, October 16th.
Expect limited spots due to sold-out fields in past years
Prices increase by $10 starting October 16th
Late registrants are staged at the back of the field
Early bib pick-up: Friday, October 16th from 1:00–5:00 PM
Day-of bib pick-up: Opens at 7:30 AM on Saturday & Sunday
Additional same-day races: $20 each
Race field limits are posted in the race schedule
COURSE PRE RIDE
Course preview is open between 12 PM - 6:00 PM on Friday, October 16th.
Course pre-ride opens at 7:00 am on Saturday and Sunday.
You may warm-up and ride the course in between races.
Absolutely no pre-riding during a race.If you are riding the course between races, you must ride behind, and not pass, the last rider in the race.
FIRST-TIME RACERS
New to cyclocross? We’ve got you. Join our Intro to Cyclocross Clinic on Friday, October 16th, where you’ll ride the actual course, learn how to tackle turns and obstacles, and pick up skills to boost your confidence for race day. Mountain, gravel, fat, or commuter bikes with tires 35mm+ are perfect. Sign up right on the registration page, and email [email protected] with any questions. We can’t wait to cheer you on!
STAGING & STARTING ORDER
Saturday (River Valley CX Series): The first row will be staged by River Valley CX Series points, followed by CrossResults Points. Riders who register after October 16th will be staged at the back of the field as part of the last call-up.
Sunday (New England Regional CX Championships): Races will be staged by CrossResults Points. Riders who register after October 16th will be staged at the back of the field as part of the last call-up.
LAPPED RIDERS
While the final decision rests with USA Cycling Officials, we have not pulled lapped riders in past years and do not expect to do so this year.
KIDS FUN RACE
A special race just for the little ones! All bikes are welcome—balance bikes, BMX, mountain, gravel, you name it. Kids will ride a dedicated lap on a safe, kid-friendly portion of the actual course. Join us at 1:15 on both days, under the Finish Arch! Event is FREE, but all parents/guardians MUST sign the USA Cycling waiver via online registration or at on-site registration.
FOOD & BEVERAGES
We’re excited to keep you fueled and refreshed all weekend with:
Tree House Beverages – Pouring begins at 11:00 AM
Tree House Pizza – Fresh slices starting at Noon (slices only on race day)
Tree House Coffee Cart – Hot & cold coffee available all day
Outside Food Vendors
Thai Chili Truck - Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Crazy Arepas - Saturday
Soulfully Vegan - Sunday
Wake the Dead Donuts - Sunday
Note: Outside alcohol is not permitted on the property.
PARKING
Event parking will be located in the Northernmost area of the Tree House property. It will be on a grass soccer field North of the paved lot. The race course will be on the South side of the property, it is about a ¼ mile away, so plan accordingly
TEAM TENTS
We’re once again hosting team tents in the South Field—right along the start line. Space is limited to 40 spots. Each reservation includes:
Space for one 10x10 tent
Parking for one car or van
Need more room? Simply purchase additional spots.
LODGING
There are a lot of college weekends in the area, so lodging is limited. Here are a few options available as of September 15th. On-site camping is NOT permitted.
https://www.redroof.com/property/ma/west-springfield/rri193
https://berkshireeast.com/summer/camping
https://whitebirchcampmass.com/
PETS
Well-behaved, on-leash dogs are welcome on brewery grounds, outside of the building. Please have them say hi to event staff!
The Icebox Gravel is a 30-mile ride of mostly gravel roads. The Tour-de-Forest is a 13-mile ride with an even mix of gravel and paved roads. All roads are very rural, scenic and, for the most part, very lightly traveled. Half of the Tour-de-Forest is on a private gravel road with no cars allowed.
Bikes with extremely thin tires are not encouraged. A hybrid or mountain bike is best.
Free refreshments will be available at the curling club. Registration starts at 8 am. Both rides start at 9:30 am.
The event is on Saturday 10/17/2026.
Registration is $50 for adults, $25 for teens, and 12 & under is free.
All proceeds go to supporting the Norfolk Rails to Trails and Great Mountain Forest.
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Join us for a 2 mile run; 12 mile bike; and 2 mile run that finishes along the scenic route of the Mohawk Towpath Byway, one of America’s Byways®.
The start, bike transition, finish and awards will all be at Riverview Orchards, 660 Riverview Road, Rexford.
*This is a USA Triathlon sanctioned event, prices above do not include one day membership, if applicable.
The first 150 registrants receive a commemorative item!
Proceeds from this event benefit the Friends of the Mohawk Towpath Scenic Byway a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization that seeks to increase awareness, enjoyment and linkage of the wide variety of scenic, recreational and historic resources along the Mohawk River and Erie Canal corridor from Waterford to Schenectady.
The Friends is a membership organization serving as a bridge to our communities.
The Malta 5k Trail Race course begins at the Luther Forest Tech Campus soccer fields and quickly enters some of the best maintained trails in the area at 100 Acre Woods.
Most of the course is covered in stone dust and 6' wide. Other sections are on soft ground that feels like you are immersed in nature. This course is for everyone that loves to run or hike on trails with beautiful scenery the whole way! #Malta5kTrailRace
Volunteers from Roundabout Runners Club maintain these trails. 100% of proceeds from the event go to activities that support the club efforts to keep these trails in great shape!
Price increase after the Malta 5K Road Race on September 12th, then again the last week before the event.
The Happy Valley Half Marathon was created to bring you a breath-taking course, designed to showcase some of the most beautiful roads that New England has to offer, during peak Fall foliage. The Happy Valley experience only gets started at the finish line. Your achievement will be celebrated with breweries, food trucks and the enthusiastic support of the local running community.
Join us for year EIGHT of Connecticut's most monstrous 5k in the majestic hills of Salisbury Connecticut. Our third year as a USATF certified course, is specially dedicated this year to Peter Hawley, who was a runner among runners and the most generous champion of race directors across Connecticut, certifying hundreds of races and doing double duty to raise money and awareness.
The route climbs what feels like 1,000 ft in the first mile, but gains an actual 500 feet at mile 1.3 before runners turn around at the top of Lincoln City Road, and fly back down the same steeps, flanked by extraordinary views of Lake Wononscopomuc during autumn's final peak.
As always, this run is fun(d)raiser with proceeds supporting evidence-based adventure and arts and educational programming for people ages 12-20 in order to prevent the elevated risks for alcohol and drug abuse faced by young people in rural areas of New England where the overdose rate is among the highest in the state. To date, we have raised over $7,500 for organizations making a difference. This year a portion of race proceeds and all additional donations will support Catamount Resort's National Ski Patrol Young Adult Program (YAP) an organization aligned with our mission, which is to bring forth the best of the BEAST in all of us.
Our majestic and evergreen course has welcomed runners from all over the Eastern Region who enjoy the quintessential views and vibe of old-world New England in the autumn. This corner of Connecticut offers every adventure, play and recreational opportunity, making the event fun for the whole family.
Now you can run from anywhere - select Virtual Race in your option to sign up!
Student Discounts, regardless of where you are!
The Run to Remember 5k--brought to the Troy community by the Jack Newkirk Squadron of Arnold Air Society--is a family friendly, community wide event aimed at supporting local veterans, as well as current college students. All are welcome to enjoy this event. There is a student discount of $15 once you begin registration.
This year, we are proud to be partnering with Mission 22, a non-profit organization dedicated to offering free mental health, wellness, and community support programs for veterans and their families. Their programs are designed to provide immediate help, eliminating the wait that veterans often face. They are also partnered with fifteen other organizations to help veteran families with finances, mental health, and rehabilitation.
Mission 22 was named after a statistic from a 2013 study conducted by the Department of Veterans Affairs: an estimated twenty-two veterans die by suicide each day. Mission 22's goal is to combat this statistic by providing support and resources and raising awareness. Their website can be found at this link.
We are excited to be supporting this organization and hope to see everyone there! Wishing everyone the best of luck!
The Red Bridge Run Club is back for the 2nd Annual Ludlow Clocktower Classic 5k! Again this year, we are lacing up to support the incredible mission of the Ludlow Boys & Girls Club—and we want you with us.
• The Route: Experience Ludlow’s history as you sprint (or stroll) past the historic Ludlow Mills, cruise down the scenic Riverwalk, and salute the iconic Clocktower.
• The Finish Line: We start and end at Sole Syndicate Brewing. Once you’ve crushed those 3.1 miles, the party begins! Stick around for the official after-party with great brews, amazing company, and community spirit.
Every mile you run makes a direct impact on local families and youth. Join us in supporting the vital mission of the Ludlow Boys & Girls Club!
Sunday 25 October at 9am
Yo-Yo-Yo!! This is a race for all of you Yo-Yo's out there! Why Yo-Yo? Because that's exactly what you're going to feel like after going up and down the mountain 4 times. There isn't another mountain race out there like this one. New to mountain running or not, come test yourself on this exciting course in a beautiful setting. The course is run mostly on ski trails with some single-track mixed in. The race amounts to 4.9 miles and 1650' of up and down fun!
Prize money for the first 3 male and female finishers.
unique age group awards in 7 different categories.
Various raffle prizes for lucky enough entrants that are present to win!
This race is for the Benefit of the Keene Community Kitchen. We encourage you to donate non-perishable food items in addition to the registration fee. Thank You!
Early Registration $35. (includes T-Shirt) Ends on 4 October. Late Registration $40., from 5 October - noon on 23 October (N0 Shirt).
Day of race Registration available $45. (No Shirt)