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For full information about our weekly race series, we encourage you to visit our website: https://catamountoutdoor.org/race-series-weekly/
In the event that the race is cancelled for inclement weather, your entry can be transferred to a different week.
A huge thank you to our 2026 series sponsors!
Gold Level
Central Vermont Runners, MoveWell, SDR Clothing Company
For full information about our weekly race series, we encourage you to visit our website: https://catamountoutdoor.org/race-series-weekly/
In the event that the race is cancelled for inclement weather, your entry can be transferred to a different week.
A huge thank you to our 2026 series sponsors!
Gold Level
Central Vermont Runners, MoveWell, SDR Clothing Company
Register for RUTfest!
Welcome to the SIXTH annual RUTFest (Richmond Ultra Trail Festival) - a weekend devoted to running and hiking local trails with our community. This 36-hour "race" includes two different 3-4 mile trail loops at Catamount Outdoor Family Center, with gorgeous views of Camel's Hump and Mt. Mansfield. These two loops are run on repeat, whenever you want.This will be a relaxed, low-key, adventure run, for the community and not for competition. This is the weekend to run (or walk) further than you ever have before.Entry fee- donation based. We want this to be an inclusive event and don’t want money to keep anyone from enjoying the trails, the event, or the community. How much should you donate? We've got a variety of suggestions. Donate what feels fair to you for a 36-hour event (+1 bonus hour for Daylight Savings Time!). There are add-on donation options if you'd like to donate more to the organization of your choice. If a donation is out of your capability, please email [email protected] and we'll get you set up with a free voucher.All profits from the race are split 50/50 between Catamount Outdoor Family Center and Migrant Justice!Catamount Outdoor Family Center in Williston, Vermont, is a non-profit organization that manages the Catamount Community Forest, offering year-round outdoor recreation like mountain biking, hiking, trail running, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing on over 400 acres with extensive trail networks. It hosts events, summer camps, and races.Migrant Justice is a Vermont-based, immigrant farmworker-led organization that advocates for the human rights and economic justice of immigrant farmworkers, particularly in the dairy industry. They organize for systemic change through campaigns like "Milk with Dignity," which improves conditions in the dairy supply chain, and have successfully won policy changes for immigrant rights in Vermont, such as access to healthcare and education. The organization also runs a rapid response network to counter immigration enforcement actions. Registered participants will receive event updates and info by email. All participants will be asked to sign up for a 1-hour volunteer shift at the aid station as well as donate a snack to the aid station.Runners check in at the main aid station to run laps whenever they would like during the event. The loops alternate on the north and south side of Catamount, about 3 and 4 miles respectively. You are free to come and go as you want all weekend long. Please check-in with a volunteer when you leave for safety reasons. Thinking of running 100 miles? We have sweet buckles made that you can purchase after you finish. Kickoff @ 6AM Saturday Oct. 31. Check-in any time, all weekend. Closing @ 6PM Sunday Nov. 1.QUESTIONS? Email our RD at [email protected] Richmond Trail Running Club on Facebook and Instagram!
All Time Distances - By Year
DISTANCENAMEYEAR133Chris Paquette2025129Catie Markesich2024119Benjamin Lane2023116Nik Ponzio2022112Will Robinson2021105Rob Rives2023105Catie Markesich2023105Prem Linskey2021105Benjamin Lane2021102Justin Kunz2022102Kaitlynn Miller2022102Fernando Salcido2021101Aleida Castillo-Gage2025101Amber Constant2024101Andrew Johnstone2023101Arlee Hiskey2022101Benjamin Feinson2024101Brennen Thompson2024101Bucky Love2025101Colton Francis2022101Darrel Lasell2023101Dipak Bhattacharyya2025101Eli Burakian2025101Fernando Salcido2024101Gregory Dorchies2025101Guy Alderdice Jr2025101Hannah Doyle2025
DISTANCENAMEYEAR101Jack Finn2024101Katlin Rhodes2024101Kenny Komala2024101Kenny Komala2023101Kenny Komala2025101Krista Alderdice2025101Mark Clement2023101Michael Trigg2025101Owen Rachampbell2024101Patrick Kistner2024101Peter Lawson2024101Peter Teal2025101Phillips Hutchison2025101Samuel Beste2022101Satya Yalamanchi2025101Steven Merrill2025101Sumner Kuehne2023101Tim Richmond2025101Victoria Hart2025101Will Robinson2023101William Biediger2025101Xander Swann2025101Xavier Perreault2024100April Farnham2022100Cris Cote2025100George Robinson2022100Ira Wheeler2022100Shelly Audette2021
All time Distances - By Runner
NAMEDISTANCEKenny Komala390Benjamin Feinson345Cris Cote317Owen Rachampbell298Catie Markesich297Will Robinson283Kaitlynn Miller269Guy Alderdice Jr258Krista Alderdice258Rob Rives244George Alexion233Maia Buckingham230Benjamin Lane224Nik Ponzio224Arlee Hiskey220Fernando Salcido203Justin Kunz200Darrel Lasell196Seth Kutikoff193April Farnham184Scott Benerofe181Colton Francis164Ira Wheeler162Devin Tyman161Hans Buehler161Derek Macdonald147Susie Brooks147Theresa Legan147Prem Linskey146Catherine Weiner137Jim Feinson136Shelly Audette135
NAMEDISTANCEChris Paquette133Alec Duling132Mark Clement129Katlin Rhodes125Xavier Perreault125Amber Constant122Cari Causey121Patrick Kistner118Madaileine Kingsbury112Roth Bernstein112Adam Gamelin104Aleida Castillo-Gage101Andrew Johnstone101Brennen Thompson101Bucky Love101Dipak Bhattacharyya101Eli Burakian101Gregory Dorchies101Hannah Doyle101Jack Finn101Michael Trigg101Peter Lawson101Peter Teal101Phillips Hutchison101Samuel Beste101Satya Yalamanchi101Steven Merrill101Sumner Kuehne101Tim Richmond101Victoria Hart101William Biediger101Xander Swann101
Event's current local time: 4:57 AM ET
DOUBLE DOWN DH
You asked, and we listened. We’re throwing our hat in the ring and kicking off a downhill race built for the biggest and the best.
Drop in for the Double Down Downhill at Bolton Valley, a full weekend of lift-served racing designed for riders who want to go fast, push limits, and send it.
Taking place August 15–16, 2026, this event is all about dialing your line and committing when it counts. Day one is qualifiers, where riders will lay down their fastest runs to earn a spot in finals. Day two is finals, same course, higher stakes, and one more shot to put it all together.
Registration starts at $90 through 5/13 and includes entry to the race plus lift access for both days, regardless of whether you qualify for finals. That means more laps, more time to fine-tune your approach, and a full weekend of riding no matter what. Professional timing will be provided by Eleven11 Timing to keep things tight and competitive.
Categories include Pro Men, Amateur Men, Pro Women, Amateur Women, Grom Boys, and Grom Girls.
Free camping will be available in the lower lots all weekend, making it easy to settle in and stay close to the action. If you’re looking for a little more comfort, on-site lodging is available just steps from the lifts and can be booked in advance. Off the bike, expect a mix of high-energy racing and laid-back bike park vibes, with music, food, and plenty of time to hang in the village after a full day of riding.
Bring your bike, your gear, and everything you need to ride hard for two days. Full face helmets and protective gear are mandatory. Start thinking about your line, because when it’s time to drop in, there’s only one move left to make. Double Down.
Fast, technical and just plain fun! Come out and explore what Bolton Valley Resort has to offer. We will be running Qualifying on saturday and then the big show down on Sunday.
Grab a team of 4 or more.. and on Sunday we will also be doing team times! Adding all members times together for the final results!
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Contact Info: ECCC MTB Coordination Team, [email protected]
Collegiate fields are open only to full time collegiate students with valid USAC Collegiate licenses. Open races are available for USAC non-collegiate riders with domestic USA Cycling licenses. Jerseys and bibs for all collegiate riders must feature school names and/or logo, or be generic blank kits; non-scholastic club and trade team kits are not permitted. USA Cycling licenses available for sale on-site. Consult the ECCC website at https://eccc-cycling.com/ for more information on categories, eligibility, licensing, and other general questions. Online registration will close on Thursday September 10th at 5:00pm Eastern. Teams with ECCC debit accounts may submit a spreadsheet listing their riders events and categories; this is also due by 5:00pm on September 10th.
There is no prize money or merchandise offered at this event.
Registration is located near parking area for all races. It opens 1 hour before the start of the first scheduled race and ends 15 minutes before the start of each race.
Promoter is not required to refund pre-registration in an event of an unforeseen cancellation.
Discounted Registration: If you race more than one event on the same day, subsequent events will be discounted $5.
Medical: Bolton Bike Patrol on site for the entire weekend.
Lodging/Camping Information: Camping will be available at Bolton Valley
Addresses for Directions:
Parking:
Greetings Pedal for Prevention Riders!
September is National Suicide Prevention Month. We are excited to support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Please consider a donation in addition to your registration. Every dollar, every rider, every shared moment contributes to breaking the stigma and providing support. All donations are 100% tax-deductible and directly support AFSP's research, education, advocacy and support programs
Included in your registration is a choice of 3 amazing gravel routes, 1 beer from Frost Beer Works, 1 Pair of event bike sox to the First 50 Registrants!
Below, you’ll find details and information to help you plan your day and know what to expect:
Schedule:
8:00 - 8:45 - Registration
8:30 - 8:55 - AFSP Kick Off Remarks
8:55 - 9:10 - Gather for group photo and rider instructions
9:10 - 9:20 - Route departures:
9:10 – 45-mile roll-out
9:15 – 30-mile roll-out
9:20 – 20-mile roll-out
11:30 - 3:00 - Food Truck Southern Smoke, Frost Beer Works open (taproom @ 11:15)
1:30 - 1:45 - Thank you to Sponsors & Riders
2:00 – Announce Raffle Winners
Parking:
In order to leave the lot clear for a safe ride start and finish, please park next to or across the street from Frost Beer Works at either the Animal Hospital of Hinesburg or the National Bank of Middlebury. Please be mindful of leaving the entry to the drive-up ATM clear for bank patrons to access throughout the day. Please consider carpooling or biking to the event.
Places to Stay: Hotels nearby: All are both 12 - 15 minute drive to Frost Beer Works
Sonesta ES Suites, Hurricane Lane Burlington, VT
Courtyard by Marriott, Hurrican Lane Burlington, VT
Fairfield Inn, George Road Williston VT
Registration Check-in:
Check-in is from 8:00 - 8:45 am outside the Frost Beer Works taproom door.
Raffle Table:
One raffle ticket is given to each rider. Additional raffle tickets are available for purchase - Cash or Venmo
We will gather for a group photo at 8:55, followed by an inspiration by AFSP speaker. At this time, we will also review important ride and event information
Riders will leave in waves. Great Eastern Radio will announce and send off each wave starting at 9:10 for the 45-mile route, 9:15 for the 30-mile route, and 9:20 for the 19-mile route.
Safety is our first priority. Please obey the rules of the road, ride on the right side of the road, stop at lights/stop signs, and use hand signals when appropriate. Helmets are required, and a red taillight is strongly recommended. Always ride within your limits of control.
There are 2 aid stations along this route. One at the Frost Beer Works primarily for the 45mile riders at mile 15. The second aid station is in the Pavillion at Morse Park/Dog Park on Pond Road in Monkton, which will serve all riders. Earls Cyclery will be on route with the sag wagon to provide mechanical support pre ride and during the ride.
Please load route on your GPS. We will also have route signs and arrows to follow
Final Routes and Ride Details:
20 Mile -
AFSP 19 (rev. 14 JULY) | 19.0 mi Cycling Route on Strava
AFSP-BX 19 (rev. 14 JULY) · Ride with GPS
30 Mile -
AFSP-BX 30 (rev. 14 JULY) | 29.7 mi Cycling Route on Strava
AFSP-BX 30 (rev. 14 JULY) · Ride with GPS
45 Mile -
AFSP-BX 45 (rev. 14 JULY) | 44.8 mi Cycling Route on Strava
AFSP-BX 45 (rev. 14 JULY) · Ride with GPS
Post Ride Celebration:
"Finishing welcomes" will begin at 11:15. Riders arriving back at the brewery earlier may have to wait a few minutes for an official reception.
Music and announcing provided by Great Eastern Radio.
Southern Smoke BBQ food truck will be serving food for purchase from 11:30 - 2. Frost Beer Works taproom will open at 11:15. One beverage is included with each registration, and additional food and drink will be available for purchase. Water and seltzer will be available in the taproom, event space, and also outside in coolers.
There are two bathrooms, one up front by the taproom bar and one in the event space. One port-a-potty outside.
Merchandise and Fundraising:
Frost Pedal for Prevention T-shirts & Frost Beer Works merchandise are available for purchase- Cash or Venmo
Miles for Migraine will host its 9th annual 2-mile Walk, 5K Run and Relax Vermont event on Saturday September 19th at Veteran's Memorial Park in South Burlington. This event is a fundraiser for Migraine & Headache Awareness, Treatment & Research. It's more than a walk/run - come connect with your local migraine & headache community, listen to our speakers & visit sponsors in the festival area.
The 5K run is professionally timed. The Walk and the Relax events are free, but donations are encouraged. All walk and run finishers receive a finisher medal.
Dress up in your best purple flair for a chance at a fun prize!
Funds raised will benefit Miles for Migraine free programs & services as well as the University of Vermont Medical Center Headache Clinic to support local migraine research and fellowship training programs.
Miles for Migraine will host its 8th annual 2-mile Walk, 5K Run and Relax Vermont Event at Veterans Memorial Park. This event is a fundraiser for Migraine & Headache Awareness, Treatment & Research. Dress up in your best purple flair for a chance at a fun prize!
Funds raised will benefit the University of Vermont Medical Center Headache Clinic to support local migraine research and fellowship training programs
Registration:https://btv.milesformigraine.org
RunVermont's mission is to support running as a lifelong activity by producing exceptional events and programs that engage our community and celebrate the athletic spirit. RunVermont endeavors to start this support early by offering free youth races throughout the year and through its Mini Milers program.
Mini Milers gives elementary school children access to fitness, good nutrition, community service and goal setting, all while having fun and being safe. Children meet weekly with Mini Miler leaders to get motivated, get educated, get some exercise, and keep track of their progress.
Mini Milers are not required to participate in RunVermont's Memorial Day Weekend Youth Events, which include the M&T Bank Vermont City Two Mile and the Mini Marathon, but the majority of Mini Milers, along with several hundred other youth, choose to. While it does cost money to participate in these youth events, RunVermont does not want a registration fee to be a barrier to any youth participating and offers scholarship entries upon request.
Help us support creating the space for kids to learn about being healthy and active at an early age so that they will go on to have a lifelong love of running and staying active.
$65 - Pays for 3+ siblings to participate in a Memorial Day Weekend Youth Event
$50 - Pays for 2 siblings to participate in a Memorial Day Weekend Youth Event
$40 - Pays for 2 youth to participate in Mini Milers
$30 - Pays for a youth to participate in a Memorial Day Weekend Youth Event
$15 - Pays for a youth to participate in Mini Milers
Course
Certified (VT13007JK) 10K out and back through Shelburne and Charlotte. This fast course is a mix of dirt and paved roads and has pleasant scenery - apple orchards, views along Lake Champlain, and the covered bridge at the turn around point. The start and finish is at Shelburne beach and proceeds along Bostwick, Orchard, and Lake roads. Water stops are at approximately 2 and 4 miles.
Registration
Pre-registration online, closes on Friday, Sept. 25th at noon or at 180 participants. There will be NO race day registration; pre-registered runners can pick up their bibs at the Shelburne Town Beach between 7:45 and 8:45 AM. Bib pickup will close promptly at 8:45.
Restrictions
Open to all runners 12 and older. For runners under the age of 12, the runner must be accompanied by a parent or guardian throughout the race. PLEASE NOTE that the Town of Shelburne prohibits dogs, whether leashed or unleashed, on the beach and in the park.
The finish line will be open with timing active for 90 minutes from the start of the race (until approximately 10:30 AM). Participants who have not returned to the finish by this time may not be recorded in the final results.
Entry Fee
$20 Pre-registration/$25 Race Day (GMAA Members subtract $5)
Prizes
Prizes for top men’s, women’s and non-binary finishers in each age group (followed by perennial crowd-pleaser, the GMAA prize raffle!)
Parking
Event parking on site at Shelburne Town Beach lot.
Information
Contact race director, Ruth Blauwiekel, at [email protected]
After the Race
Shelburne Orchards, located near the one mile mark of the race, will be open 9-5 race day. They have apple picking, cider doughnuts, and cider!
REFRESHMENTS FOR ALL AFTER THE RACE AT SHELBURNE BEACH!
NOTE: GMAA/Insurance rules prohibit running with a baby jogger or dog. For safety reasons and as a courtesy to fellow runners, GMAA strongly discourages the use of headphones.
There are no refunds, deferrals, or transfers.
Beginning and ending at Shelburne Field House, the half marathon is a loop course in picturesque Shelburne, Vermont. You'll be running on a combination of dirt and back roads including a portion on the Meach Cove property, running past Shelburne Farms, and a stretch of Harbor Road with beautiful views of Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks. The 5K and 10K courses are both out-and-back courses that run along Harbor Road and back. The 5K is relatively flat, whereas the 10K has a couple of hills.
Lace up your running shoes and grab your spoons, the Brain Freezer 5K is back!!
If you are new to the race, the rules are simple: Challengers run half a 5k, stop to down a full pint of Vermont made ice cream, then finish out the the race! Are you up for the challenge? (fun runners do not have to finish a pint)
This is the second year we've done this route, and it was a huge success last year! The race will follow the bike path along beautiful Lake Champlain. It will run between North Beach and Waterfront Park with an ice cream eating pit stop in Water Works Park.
Prizes will be given out for best costume and best team costumes, so have fun with it!
All of the proceeds from the race go to People Helping People Global, a Vermont-based international development organization that provides interest-free microloans to people living on less than $2 a day. Here is the link to learn more about the organization: PHPG's website.
We thank all of the companies and volunteers that have donated money, time, or services to PHPG to make the Brain Freezer 5K happen!
Welcome to the third annual PANS/PANDAS Awareness event in Vermont! Join us for a 5K fun run and walk along in Burlington on October 11, 2025 to raise awareness for PANS/PANDAS here in Vermont—an often-overlooked autoimmune disorder affecting children and young adults. We’re calling on our citizens of Vermont to join us in raising awareness and moving towards change and healing.
Description
This is a family-friendly run/walk in Burlington. Everyone is welcome: from regular runners ready to race to walkers looking for some good community fun. We'll have a DJ, snacks, cool t-shirts, medals, prizes, and some resources and experts to help us learn about this important condition facing our kids.
We are again partnering with The Alex Manfull Fund (TAMF), a New Hampshire-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, that supports awareness, education, and research to further understand the incidence, etiology, and best treatment of post-infectious neuroimmune disorders (aka PANDAS, PANS, and Autoimmune Encephalitis) with an emphasis on their manifestation in Adolescents and Young Adults. TAMF has established a fellowship fund at Dartmouth Hospital’s Neuroimmune Psychiatric Disorder (NIPD) clinic. Net proceeds from our event will be given to NIPD in support of their clinic.
What are PANS and PANDAS?
PANS (Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome) and PANDAS (Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal infections) occur when a child’s immune response to an infection causes inflammation in the brain. The inflammation can cause the sudden onset of behavioral, neurological, and personality changes. The effects of PANS/PANDAS on children and their families are devastating—yet these conditions are still relatively unknown in Vermont, making diagnosis and treatment extremely difficult. Learn more about this condition and its symptoms.
A note from Gaskell family
Welcome to the PANDAS/PANS 5K! We are a family of 5 living in Burlington looking to transform the hardship of our own PANDAS journey into a beacon of hope and progress for others.
In September 2022, at age 8, our son experienced a sudden, acute onset of extreme neuropsychiatric symptoms. As his parents, we sought help from doctors, psychiatrists, and local resources but to no avail; his condition continued to spiral. Thanks to one of our son's former teachers, who witnessed our struggle and had read about PANDAS on Facebook, we got a first glimpse of what could be happening. In June 2023, a clinic at Dartmouth Hospital diagnosed our son with PANDAS. Since then, treatment and recovery have been long and arduous, however finally—now almost two years later—his condition has improved significantly. With a bit of blue sky returning for our family, we’ve emerged with a clear mission: to help others living with this devastating condition.
Course
5K loop on the UVM women's cross-country course. Great footing (not counting snow or ice) on cinder/paved path and grass - some single track. No pets, headphones, strollers or bicycles allowed on the course. Walkers welcome. Walkers and slower runners please line up towards the back for safety at the crowded start.
Registration
Online registration available until race morning - 9:40 AM. Donations can be made online or in-person on race day (see "Entry Fee" info below).
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Race day registration at Gutterson Field House at UVM in Burlington from 9:00 - 9:40 AM.
The race will be held in the rain, snow, or shine!
Entry Fee
Suggested donation $5 ($10 per family) and/or a food donation. Make checks payable to: Feeding Chittenden. Note: Runners are welcome to donate more than $5! All net proceeds go to Feeding Chittenden (formerly known as Chittenden Emergency Food Shelf).
Restrictions
Open to runners of all ages.
Anyone who goes inside at Gutterson must be vaccinated for COVID-19 and masked or have proof of a recent negative test and be masked.
Kids Race
There will be a free 1/4-mile kids' race at the Archie Post fields just before the 5K at 9:45 AM.
Prizes & Timing
The race will be timed with a large race clock, but only the top 10 finishing times will be recorded.
Raffle prizes will be awarded after the race, all participants and volunteers are eligible.
Benefit
Feeding Chittenden (formerly known as Chittenden Emergency Food Shelf)
Directions
Take Interstate 89 until exit 14. Get on route 2 west. Turn south onto Spear St. (via "jug handle" on right). Field House is on the right after 1/4 mile.
Information
Race Directors: Jess Marini - [email protected]
NOTE: GMAA/Insurance rules prohibit running with a baby jogger or dog. For safety reasons and as a courtesy to fellow runners, GMAA strongly discourages the use of headphones.
There are no refunds, deferrals, or transfers.
This is a classic Racevermont.com race limited to only 200 racers which, understandably, sells out year after year. The course is a combination of gravel paths (not loose), wooded trails, beautiful fields and dirt roads.
Registration includes a finishers medal. This race is exclusive to Racevermont.com
T-shirts are available to pre-order while supplies last.