Races

Join us for our second Tour de Farms in and around Middlebury, this year with a family-friendly route! Enjoy panoramic views and beautiful back roads as you visit local farms in Middlebury, Weybridge, Cornwall, and Salisbury, Vermont. This scenic ride features several relaxed farm stops with multiple food producers who will offer you a taste of all the Champlain Valley has to offer! All samples are included in the ride, but cash is handy in case you'd like to purchase products along the way. Don't worry about carrying all of your goodies on the bike; we'll have a farm van to pick up your purchases and deliver them to the finish for you!  Much of the course is along dirt and/or gravel roads, so grab your gravel grinder or your mountain bike. If you've got a road bike, consider putting wider tires on it for this ride. It'll be worth it! E-bikes are welcome and encouraged as a comfortable option. Many Vermont libraries offer free E-bike rentals, and our local bike shop

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

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 TAM Trek is a trail race and fun run to raise money for the Trail Around Middlebury (TAM) in Middlebury, VT. This trail is a19-mile long footpath, encircling the village of Middlebury and linking several hundred acres of town land, conserved properties, schools, and other local landmarks. All distances start and finish at Wright Park in Middlebury, Vermont. The 19 mile race course travels the entire TAM through the towns of Middlebury, Cornwall, New Haven, and Weybridge, VT. The trail is scenic, rolling, and includes incredible views of the Green Mountains to the east and the Adirondacks to the west.  19-mile race departs at 7:30 AM. The 10K course is entirely on single-track trail through Wright Park and the Otter Creek Gorge Loop (trail maps available at www.maltvt.org), with around 400 feet of elevation gain and several fairly technical sections.  10k race departs at 9 AM. The 5K course is a challenging combination of wide and single track trail. It takes place entirely in Wrigh

Join us for inaugral year of the Cirque Series at Jay Peak.  7.1 miles featuring 3,044' vert. PrizesPrizes will be distributed at the end of each race & for the overall series winners. There are three categories in which the prizes will be given out: Sport, Expert and Pro.  Prizes for each race are as follows: Pro 1st place - $1000 cash each race2nd place - $250 cash each race3rd place - $150 cash each race Expert 1st - $400 in Gear each race2nd - $250 in Gear each race3rd - $150 in Gear each race Sport 1st - $300 in Gear each race2nd - $200 in Gear each race3rd - $100 in Gear each race Grom Award - youngest competitor will be recognized. OG Award - wisest competitor will be recognized. Lexie Award - the "unofficial MVP" of the race will be recognized. Middle of the Pack Award - the person that finished exactly middle will be recognized. Overall 2026 Season Winner + PointsThe racers with the most points at the end of all races will be declared the overall 2025 winne

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 9

Limited Spots Available – Register Now! To ensure a high-quality experience for all participants, we are capping registration for The Silver Heist & Little Bandits Bolt at 150 runners. Once we hit our limit, registration will close—so don’t wait to sign up! Secure your spot today and join us for this exciting race through history.   We'll see you on September 26, 2026 in Orwell Vermont! An event to support the Orwell Village School Booster Club and Orwell Historical Museum! Endorsed by NE65Plus.org – Supporting healthy, active lifestyles for all ages!   Silver Heist Walk/Run 5K A historic town, a daring heist, and a race for silver—lace up and step into the Silver Heist Walk/Run 5K!  Orwell, Vermont, was chartered in 1763 and has a rich history filled with resilience and community spirit. Among its earliest settlers was Deacon Ebenezer (Eber) Murray, who arrived in 1783. Known as the only man in town with a clock, Eber would blow a conch shell at 9 p.m. every evening to signal

Bike, Run, or Walk to Support Healthy Aging in Central Vermont! This year’s Hit the Trail promises to be an unforgettable day with an essential mission! Celebrate and recreate on the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail by lacing up your running or walking shoes or climbing onto your bicycle. Funds raised make it possible for your neighbors to age with dignity and choice, accessing essentials like groceries or emergency fuel as well as affordable prescription drug plans and free evidence-based exercise classes. Take your bike to Johnson (15 miles round-trip) or Cambridge (30 miles round-trip), or lace up your sneakers for a timed 5K run or walk on the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail.

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.

33 Years of Supporting Vermont Adaptive The Vermont 50 is an annual race held during the last weekend of September at Ascutney Outdoors in  West Windsor, Vermont. All benefits go to Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports. A wonderful  place where youth and adults with disabilities gain a measure of self confidence and independence by participating in adaptive sports programs and activities year-round. Since 1993 the Vermont 50 has been a destination for mountain bikers and ultra runners to enjoy a challenging and scenic Vermont landscape course that is like no other.  There is something for everyone. We offer the Vermont 50 mile Mountain Bike Race, Womens 2-person Bike Relay, Over 60 2-person Bike Relay,  50 mile Ultra Run,  50K Endurance Run, 2-3 Person 50 mile Run Team Relay and the Kids Fun Runs and Bike Rides. NOTE-This race does NOT allow E-Bikes. We are a family friendly event offering lots of kid centered activities such as the Hay Bale Treasure Hunt, The Fun Runs and Rides, clowns, fa

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

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

The Heady Trotter 4 Miler is BACK @ The Alchemist Brewery Stowe, Vermont The Race:The Heady Trotter is a 4 Mile race through the heart of Stowe, starting and finishing on the lawn of the famed Alchemist Brewery. Chip timed, certified course. Cold Alchemist beer, live music and food trucks await you at the finish. #IRunForHeadyThe Swag: With your registration fee, you'll receive:Race Entry - Chip timed, Certified 4 Mile Course. Super Fresh Heady Topper at the Finish LineFresh Cold Hollow Cider Mill DonutsSweet Sweet Swag including a proper Alchemist neoprene koozie, and custom knit Race SocksSwag upgrades available for teams and Charity donationsLive music, food trucks and fun all afternoonOverall M/F 1st, 2nd, 3rd; Age Cats 5 year Increments U10-80Plus The After Party:The fun continues all afternoon with live music at the brewery- joins us for bands beers and food trucks. Post your photos and tag us with #headytrotter #alch3mistb33rThe Charity :Help us raise money for  our awe

Race Date, Time and Location for 2026 Events DATE: Sunday, October 18, 2026 TIME: 8:30 AM LOCATION: Folsom Elementary School, 75 South St, South Hero, VT 05486 The Full and Half Marathon will both start at 8:30 AM directly in front of the Folsom Elementary School. Course The marathon and half-marathon begin and end near the house where Clarence H. DeMar, seven-time Boston Marathon Winner, once lived. The half-marathon course is out and back on the west shore of South Hero and Grand Isle; a land of farms, apple orchards, and summer cottages. The terrain is flat to rolling. USATF Certification (VT24002JK)  The entire course is paved. The full marathon course is two out-and-backs of the half-marathon course.  The time cut off for the marathon is 6 hours.  The time cut off for the half-marathon is 4 hours.    Aid Stations There will be an aid station approximately every 2 miles starting at mile 2 and stopping at mile 24 for a total of 12 aid stations (2-3 porta-potties on course). Water an

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.

A mountain-built trek up Burke Mountain’s rugged Northeast Kingdom ridges. The route climbs forested single-track and old logging roads, then breaks onto rocky ridgelines and spruce-soaked slopes for sweeping valley and mountain-range views. Push your pace. Carry your weight. Move with the pack. Choose your distance: 7, 14, 21, or 28 miles, and complete in 10 hours to earn the coveted UltraTrax Grey Wolf Medal. Toss on a 10, 20, or 35-lb weighted vest or ruck and unlock bonus finisher swag + serious bragging rights. The course will be extremely well marked with a fun post-trek party for everyone to enjoy! Trek Day Information UltraTrax Burke Mountain kicks off at 7am on October 25, 2026. The starting line will be open from 7am to 10am with the post-trek party starting at 11am. It is not a race, but it is a timed event and walkers will have 10 hours to complete the course. Bibs can be mailed or picked up the morning of the event. **IF YOU REGISTER AFTER 10/1/26, BIBS MUST BE PICKED

Course The race takes place at Arrowhead Golf Course in Milton VT on the Laura’s Tears trail.     Registration Pre-registration is online and will close on Saturday, Oct. 26 at midnight.  Registration day of the race will be open from 8:00-9:15 AM.   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.   Entry Fee $15 Pre-registration (GMAA Members subtract $5)   Food & Water Post-race refreshments will be provided.   Facilities There will be two porta-potties and handwashing stations set up for your convenience.   Awards Prizes will be awarded to the top male, female, and non-binary finishers overall.  Other prizes will be distributed by raffle.   Parking Please be aware of other runners and spectators as you enter and exit the race area.   Information This race, previously known as “The Hills Are Alive,” now has a fun Halloween theme. Wear your best running costume! Questions to

The 12th annual Granite City 5K Run/Walk for Veterans | Saturday, November 7, 2026.  The Granite City 5k Run/Walk is to celebrate the service people in our armed forces and raise awareness of the many challenges veterans endure. This event is produced in collaboration with The Barre Partnership, the Sons of the American Legion Squadron #10 and Barre Elks Lodge #1535.

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). -OR- Race day registration at Gutterson Field House at UVM in Burlington from 9:00 - 9:40 AM. Print and fill out this Registration Form and bring it with you to the race.  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 Ope

Hi Everyone, Please note that you can pick up race packets on the 26th of November between 3-5:00P at Woodstock Elementary School, 15 South St., Woodstock, VT 05091 Registration on race day is at the  Woodstock Elementary School. WE WILL HAVE LIVE MUSIC "JOHN SNYDER'S BAND!" BE SURE TO REGISTER BETWEEN 8:00 a.m. AND 9:30 a.m. SO THE RACE CAN BEGIN ON TIME! Thank you for registering for this enjoyable family event to support Zack's Place. On Thanksgiving Day, whether you are in Woodstock, the surrounding towns, Vermont, other states, or beyond, we are hoping to see your pictures or even see you in town walking or running the Zack's Place 5K Turkey Trot to support programs at Zack's Place.  We have a couple of changes. Due to some canine issues last year, we are unable to host your dog or pets in this event. Please do not bring your pets to the Turkey Trot. Also, parking was somewhat difficult last year, and this year we will be providing you with parking suggesti

Date: Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26,2026. Start time: The race begins at 9am.  THERE IS NO DAY OF RACE REGISTRATION THIS YEAR. Location: Race starts and ends at Main Courtyard, Stratton Mountain Resort. Registration: $50 per person. There are no refunds. The event is subject to change. Race will happen rain or shine. Check in: Courtyard - we will give away prizes as people cross the finish line. Fun Awards: Youngest & Oldest participant; Best costume We will be giving away fun prizes that are Thanksgiving themed! The Gobble Gobble Wobble is not officially timed but we will record the top 3. The first 200 participants will receive a TSHIRT

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 participati