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The Tour De Glaze is a timed cross-country mountain bike race with a sweet twist! For every donut you eat during the race, we’ll take 2 minutes off of your total time.
Timing:
Registration: 7:00 am
Race Start: 7:30 am
Race Awards: 10:00 am
Race Categories:
Beginner – 1 lap
Sport – 2 laps
Expert – 3 laps
E Bike- 3laps
Course Description:
The course will utilize our new climbing trail “Ground Control” which is about a 1-mile-long climb that gains about 650 ft per lap. Once at the top of the climb, riders will go down our longest green run, “Trail Forest 1”. The total distance per lap will be about 2.5 miles.
Donut Station:
We’ll set up the donut station next to the MSS building to hand out the donuts and track the number of donuts eaten. Participants can’t start riding until the entire donut has been consumed.
Prize Categories:
Top 3 Male & Female (for each category) -under 18 and over 18.
first 30 participants receive branded coffee mug
The Bike Hub is proud to announce our Sunday Epic ride series! These are all-day rides featuring some of the best mixed-terrain riding the tri-state area has to offer. Forgotten woods roads, fast gravel, rugged singletrack, and even a bit of hike-a-bike. These rides will be long, difficult, and absolutely beautiful. While there is no perfect bike for a Sunday Epic, anything with around a 2 inch tire will work. More details on terrain will be included in each event post. Sunday Epic's will be held the third Sunday of every month from April-September. Start location may vary, but will usually end will some sort of food and drink situation. Wheels down at 8am always.
This one is gonna be extra tough. Bring a mountain bike of some sort, curly bars may not get you far. My goal here was to put together a ride with the toughest possible terrain and most amount of climbing in the least mileage. Enter the Grass Mtn Sufferset. If you've never visited this area you are in for a treat. Starts and ends at the Shaftsbury Historical Society on 7A, park by the red barn.
A few notes on the nitty-gritty of these rides.
Sunday Epic's are fully self supported. Bring everything you need to successfully finish the route. We expect you to carry basics like spare tube, pump, multi-tool, patch kit, food and water, etc. Although we occasionally stop at a convenience store, there are many times where the ride is too remote for that to be an option.
We generally try to ride together, but you are welcome to do your own thing as long as you have the route. Group pace usually hovers somewhere around the 10mph average mark, but may be slower depending on terrain/climbing.
Expect this to take a good chunk of the day. Occasional stops for snacks etc. We move pretty continuously, but also aren't in a rush.
RideWithGPS link here.
Note that we don't charge anything for these rides, but we do welcome donations! We are a community-based 501c3 nonprofit focused on removing barriers to cycling for all within the tri-state area. We provide education, free access to bikes and cycling accessories, and provide a place for people of all ages and abilities to connect through cycling. For more info on our shop and programs, click here. Thanks!
MORE THAN A BIKE.
MORE THAN A RUN.
A UNIQUE JOURNEY ACROSS RUGGED, BEAUTIFUL TERRAIN
There are enough running and cycling races out there. How about a true test of your wits, determination and conditioning? The storied GutCheck Adventure Race is coming to Vermont in August 2026. Like the Cape Cod GutCheck race, each year the GutCheck Stratton course will be different — and no one knows exactly what it will be until minutes before the race!
Don’t miss out… join the field this year!
Event details and schedule
The Retreat Farm Ramble is our third annual cycling event with multiple rides to choose from. This year we'll have a 33-mile mixed gravel and pavement farm tour and a 15 mile family-friendly hybrid bike and E-bike tour. Each route will have aid station stops and riders on the 33-mile route will also make stops at partnering farms to refuel on provided treats.
The ride will end at Retreat Farm, where our Farmhouse Square will be open with music, food, and tasty craft brews. We'll have food trucks, music, mechanical support, and a farm full of fun for the entire family, with hiking, a forest playground, and animals out on pasture. Our North Barn and Thirsty Goat Bar will be open, and you can visit the Retreat Farm Market featuring VT-made cheese and food products.
The first fifty riders to sign up will receive a complimentary Retreat Farm hat on the day of the event!
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!
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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.
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.
No Pain, No Chain
Chainless Downhill Race on Paper Route
September 27, 2025
Get ready for a unique test of skill and strategy at the No Pain, No Chain, a chainless downhill race that challenges riders to rely entirely on momentum and technique. All participants must remove their bike chains before racing, making this an event where pumping, cornering, and line choice are more important than ever. With a couple of punchy uphill sections sprinkled in, racers will have to think fast: stay on the bike or jump off and run?
Timing:
The course will be open for practice runs during the first two hours of the day, followed by timed race runs in the afternoon. Participants may complete up to three timed runs between 12:00 and 3:00 PM, with their fastest time counting toward the final results.
Open Practice: 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Timed Race Runs: 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Awards Ceremony: 3:30 PM
Race Categories:
Open/Expert (Any Age M&F)
10 and under (M&F)
11-18 (M&F)
19-39 (M&F)
40+ (M&F)
Course Description:
The course will utilize the blue square downhill trail called “Paper Route” and a newly opened trail, “Return to Sender”. These trails combine for 1.3 miles and are a mix of machine-built flow features and more natural technical sections. The trail takes riders from the top of American Express over to the bottom of the Sun Bowl lift, under the Snowbridge, before making its way to the base area.
1Lt Mark Dooley Race of Remembrance is a 5k race/walk in honor of 1LT Mark Dooley's service to our country, state and community. This race is a community event sponsored by our local businesses and the Wilmington Police Department. All proceeds from this event are used to support Mark's memory by giving back to the community. One such community endeavor is the 1LT Mark Dooley Scholarship awarded to a Twin Valley High School Senior. Race timing will be by Granite State Race Services. The 1Lt Mark Dooley Legacy Fund Inc. is a registered non-profit 501(c)(3).
The Joshua Druke Memorial 5K is a fundraiser for The Joshua Druke Foundation.
Check-in is open from 8:30-9:45.
Race begins at 10:00.
Same-Day registration is available up until 9:45.
The race will run through the village of Walpole, starting and ending at Whitcomb Recreation Center. Parking is available at the Walpole Elementary School and at the Hubbard Farms building.
Age categories for prizes are 6 & under, 7-9, 10-12, 13-15, and 16+ (Adult), and 60+ (senior).
Participants will continue with activities down by the basketball courts, including games and entertainment. There will be food trucks operating independently at the event.
PRICES:
$30 for Adults (18+)
$20 for Under 18
$100 for a family of 4+
REGISTER BY AUGUST 20TH FOR GUARANTEED TSHIRT SIZE AND ENTRY TO WIN A SWEATSHIRT
Race Map:
he Bike Hub is proud to announce our Sunday Epic ride series! These are all-day rides featuring some of the best mixed-terrain riding the tri-state area has to offer. Forgotten woods roads, fast gravel, rugged singletrack, and even a bit of hike-a-bike. These rides will be long, difficult, and absolutely beautiful. While there is no perfect bike for a Sunday Epic, anything with around a 2 inch tire will work. More details on terrain will be included in each event post. Sunday Epic's will be held the third Sunday of every month from April-September. Start location may vary, but will usually end will some sort of food and drink situation.
Last Epic of the season! Starts and ends at my place over on Chapel Road. Plenty of parking, food drink and bonfire after. This ride is a big one! Taking the back way to Kelley Stand up and over the spine of Glastenbury, then onto the relatively smooth but overgrown IP road. From there the route descends into swampy madness for a few miles before spitting us out at Prospect Rock alongside the Long Trail. From there we drop into Manchester and follow a mix of pavement, gravel, and woods roads back home. Gravel bike with 2 inch or wider tires recommended, or a hardtail mtb.
A few notes on the nitty-gritty of these rides.
Sunday Epic's are fully self supported. Bring everything you need to successfully finish the route. We expect you to carry basics like spare tube, pump, multi-tool, patch kit, food and water, etc. Although we occasionally stop at a convenience store, there are many times where the ride is too remote for that to be an option.
We generally try to ride together, but you are welcome to do your own thing as long as you have the route. Group pace usually hovers somewhere around the 10mph average mark, but may be slower depending on terrain/climbing.
Expect this to take a good chunk of the day. Occasional stops for snacks etc. We move pretty continuously, but also aren't in a rush.
Post-ride party at my place. Food, drink, fire, and merriment.
RideWithGPS link here.
Note that we don't charge anything for these rides, but we do welcome donations! We are a community-based 501c3 nonprofit focused on removing barriers to cycling for all within the tri-state area. We provide education, free access to bikes and cycling accessories, and provide a place for people of all ages and abilities to connect through cycling. For more info on our shop and programs, click here. Thanks!
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The Hungry Lion Bike Tour is now 15 years old and going strong! To check out the routes, go to hungrylionbiketour.com (subject to change depending on road work) and select HLBT Routes or go to
Ride with GPS
Not available to participate in person? Join us as a Virtual Participant! Prefer two feet to two Wheels? Join as a Walker/Hiker!
You are about to enjoy one of the best cycling events in New England - during Vermont's fall foliage season. We are looking forward to meeting you and having you enjoy our mostly quiet backroads, miles from big towns, for some terrific cycling. And don't forget our after-party on beautiful Town Hill, overlooking the Green Mountains of Vermont, where we'll have a live band and great food and libations.
How to earn a Hungry Lion Bike Tour pro cycling jersey …
Once again, this year, we are offering two options to earn our unique jersey (last year's version shown below) - You can pay $100 with your registration OR you can follow the former procedure by agreeing to raise a minimum of $300 in sponsorship donations (not hard to do!) by the day of our event. As always, this one will be a collectors item as it is designed with original art by a local Vermont artist. All you need to do is select your preferred method and include your size (Womens' sizing is available) at the registration page. Then we will know that you are on board to help fight hunger in southern Vermont! Let's do this - thank you!
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Be sure to print directions to Town Hill before setting out for the HLBT; found at www.hungrylionbiketour.com.
If you're planning on same day registration at the event, try to arrive 45 minutes prior to the start of your tour; a half-hour for pre-registered guests. If you would like to register by check, please make it payable to Deerfield Valley VT Lions Foundation. And of course, bring your water bottle and helmet. We'll have food, rest stops, and sag along the way.
Preregister beginning on July 1, 2026 for our best current rate! (Rates increase as the event nears.)
Join us! Spin your wheels for meals!
[second wave start VRG 2022.jpg] Year 12~ Can You Beleive IT! ~Vermont Rare Gravel!
Happy to see have you back for another year! You'll see some new, some old and somewhere in between. Keeping it around 40miles this year….but we're turning up the climbing on a few new roads.
Why not #vermontraregravelride this Year?
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"Grassroots GRavel" at its Finest!
It's not a Race, It's an Adventure!
The Hidden Gem of Southern VT
Use your GPS - minimal signage
Start/Finish and post ride gathering at Wild Wings XC ski center
What to Expect
This is not a Race, However the front usually has Pace, But fast or slow LET'S obey the rules of the road = Don't be a Dick! 12th year running back to our original distance of 40 miles, 4500 vertical feet of climbing with 5 sections of good ole VT Class IV. The most challenging could be the 19% up Johnson Hill Road. 40mm plus tires and gearing to keep your legs fresh are recommended.
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Ride Description and Profile - 2025, Good chance this is It!
https://www.strava.com/routes/3399914793929721038
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/52379474
Highlights include
New Class IV section; Turner Road - Highway 26 to Moses Pond
Middletown Road to Marsh Hill
Johnson Hill is back - Sorry!
Little Michigan to Stone Place
Hapgood Pond Campground to North Road
There are a few short sections that some riders may want to dismount and walk or jog. And that's Okay, go your own pace; the challenge is as important as the journey!
Equipment Recommendation
This ride is calling for cross, gravel, flat bar mountain, or the like ~highly discourage any road bikes! 38 cc and above tire choice will serve you well. There is no "hike-a-bike" ALL totally ridable Class IV.
Water + Food
There will be 2 refueling/ Feed stations; one at 14 miles (top of Marsh Cross and Dale Road) and 28 miles at the top of Holt Mtn Class IV stocked with GU gels, GU hydration, bananas, pickles, syrup shots and more. We do recommend you carry plenty of water and your own nutrition as well.
Race day parking
Plenty of parking at Wild Wings Nordic Center. Follow Hapgood Road east out of Peru Center. At the town garage bear left onto North Road. Follow North Rd. appox. 2 miles, bear left at the folk, 500 meters to Wild Wings XC.
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THANKS TO OUR SPONORS
Wild Wings Nordic Center
GU Energy
Kates Bars
Ungrounded Coffee Roasters
Pinkus Family Chiropractic of Manchester
Norse House Ski Shop, Bondville VT
Sugar Bob’s Finest Kind
Eureka Kombucha
Wohler Realty Group
Glebe Mountain Gardens and Landscaping
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Lodging options in the area
Bromley Sun Lodge, Peru, VT https://www.sunlodgevt.com/
The Inn Between - Andover, VT https://www.theinnbetweenvermont.com/
SeeSaws Lodge, Peru, VT https://www.seesawslodge.com/
Bromley View Inn, Winhall, VT https://www.bromleyviewinn.com/
VT state park - Hapgood Campground, Peru http://www.recreation.gov/
http://www.landgroveinn.com/ if quaint Vermont country inn is a bit more your Speed!
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Ride with a Purpose - All Proceeds go to Rare Disease Research and Advocacy
I started this endeavor twelve years ago as a passionate cyclist with a cause. Building community, Advocating for a cause, challenged with the parallels between gravel riding/ racing, walking the rare disease journey and educating myself and others, about childhood rare disease. I am not a charity but work directly with Vermont Rare, Rasopathies Network, CFC International amongst others to educate people on rare disease and finding ways to improve the lives of young people and families that live with a rare disease. So if you to are passionate about something, enjoy strong community and friends, do things with a purpose, love to ride and are excited about a new challenge, Vermont Rare Gravel might be the perfect fit!
“Have you ever been on a ride when the vibe and flow is just right? That was the feeling of the RAS Adventure Ride. With a great mix of classic Vermont dirt roads, limited amounts of tarmac and many challenging miles of off-road segments, you have all the elements of a classic dirt road event in the making. I hear that there will be even more off-road sections next year, so it’s only going to get better! Be sure to mark this event on your calendar for next year – you won’t want to miss it.”
"Thanks for another great RAS ride! It was my girlfriend's first travel event, and her longest ride ever! She survived and enjoyed it, even the crazy hill around mile 30!" ~2018 Participant
Donations
If you cannot ride, would like to make a donations or for more information go to https://vermontrare.org
Sponsors
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The Keene Family YMCA’s Fall Foliage Trail Races offer runners a great opportunity to explore some of Keene’s best trails, while supporting the charitable work of the Y.
This unique race starts and ends at the Keene YMCA, where spectators and your fellow runners will be cheering you on. This year we’re excited to bring you an even better race experience, with options for those new to the sport and for the seasoned trail runner.
Our 5K course is a great introduction to trail running, with a good mix of terrain that will give you a taste of what it’s like to run trails. This is a fast course, offering a great experience for beginners, and a potential PR opportunity for those with a bit more experience.
The 10K course is a bit more challenging, though still very runnable with lots of smooth singletrack and plenty of elevation gain to get your heart pumping.
All participants who register by or before September 1sr will get a race t-shirt. We should have some extras for late entries, but we can’t guarantee we’ll have your size so make sure to register early!
Prizes will be awarded to the top male and female finishers in each age group. Age groups will be as follows:
60 and over
50-59
40-49
30-39
20-29
15-19
11-15
Under 10
Chip timing is being provided by Tri-State Racing.
Funds raised from this event help to make YMCA programs and services more accessible to everyone in our community. We strive to ensure that no one is turned away due to lack of funds and events such as this help us ensure that everyone who chooses to has access to the Y and all of our life-changing programs.
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.