Races

Celebrate 54 years of the YMCA Harrisburg Marathon, Half & Relay with us! This Boston-qualifier has been affectionately dubbed the “Mini-Boston” — not just in being a stepping stone to one of the most prestigious races in the country, but because Harrisburg’s heart comes alive as thousands of runners and spectators cheer you on throughout the course all the way to the finish line. This fast, flat marathon winds through urban street, forested paths, across bridges, and through natural features unique to Pennsylvania’s capital city on the river.

Celebrate 54 years of the YMCA Harrisburg Marathon, Half & Relay with us! This Boston-qualifier has been affectionately dubbed the “Mini-Boston” — not just in being a stepping stone to one of the most prestigious races in the country, but because Harrisburg’s heart comes alive as thousands of runners and spectators cheer you on throughout the course all the way to the finish line. This fast, flat marathon winds through urban street, forested paths, across bridges, and through natural features unique to Pennsylvania’s capital city on the river.

Racin’ Bacon 5K Working together with the PA Bacon Fest – in Easton, PA — this as quickly become one of our favorites. Registration includes a long-sleeved t-shirt, bacon, beer and an awesome race. Our three lead pigs (no, not a real four-legged pig) will get a 30 to 60 second head start…then the race begins! Pass all three mascot pigs and receive a special prize at the end. The run begins and ends near the amphitheater at Riverside Park in Easton.  All runners receive entry to PA Bacon Fest, a long-sleeved shirt (Guaranteed if registered by October 24th), BEER and BACON!   The race begins at 9 AM In addition to prizes for “passing the pigs” age group awards will be given out to the overall winners and top 3 in each age group.   Age Groups (12 and under, 13-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59 and 60+) There is no special parking set aside for the race – so please plan accordingly.  PA Bacon Fest attracts large crowds each day, since the race begins at 9 AM, you will get an early jump o

Racin’ Bacon 5K Working together with the PA Bacon Fest – in Easton, PA — this as quickly become one of our favorites. Registration includes a long-sleeved t-shirt, bacon, beer and an awesome race. Our three lead pigs (no, not a real four-legged pig) will get a 30 to 60 second head start…then the race begins! Pass all three mascot pigs and receive a special prize at the end. The run begins and ends near the amphitheater at Riverside Park in Easton. All runners receive entry to PA Bacon Fest, a long-sleeved shirt (Guaranteed if registered by October 24th), BEER and BACON! The race begins at 9 AM In addition to prizes for “passing the pigs” age group awards will be given out to the overall winners and top 3 in each age group. Age Groups (12 and under, 13-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59 and 60+) There is no special parking set aside for the race – so please plan accordingly. PA Bacon Fest attracts large crowds each day, since the race begins at 9 AM, you will get an early jump on the best spots! Pricing January 24 - September 22: $40 September 23- October 31: $45 Week of the Race: $50 Kids 12 and under: $35 Registration will sell out at 275 entries About PA Bacon Fest >> Hog Wild Eats, Music and Fun! Located in Historic Easton, Pennsylvania, PA Bacon Fest has grown into one of the Mid-Atlantic region’s most popular events. Named one of the country’s ‘5 Can’t-Miss Bacon Festivals’ (Parade.com) this two-day festival serves up delicious food, live music, family-friendly activities, cooking demos and every sort of bacon treat you can imagine. Festival is held rain or shine the first full weekend of November.

Fourth Annual Character Counts 5K to Mark Fifth Anniversary of Dr. Sean Hughes' Death and Dedication of New Memorial Plaza at Lower Merion High School The Lower Merion community will gather at Lower Merion High School (315 E. Montgomery Ave., Ardmore, PA) on Sunday, November 8, 2026 at 930am for the Fourth Annual Character Counts 5K & Fun Run, honoring the life and legacy of beloved LMHS Principal Dr. Sean A. Hughes. This year's event carries special significance as it commemorates the fifth anniversary of Dr. Hughes' death and celebrates the long-awaited debut of Phase One of the Sean Hughes Memorial Garden & Plaza on the high school campus. Participants are encouraged to create a personal or team fundraising page and compete with friends for a good cause! Just click the DONATE button at the top of this page (or on the last Registration page), and choose BECOME A FUNDRAISER. You can personalize your page, add a story and photo! Once you create a page, more directions will be sent with your sign-in details. Prize for highest Fundraiser as of race day start time. Last year, more than 500 runners and walkers took part in the Character Counts 5K, which was kicked off by LM alumna Kylie Kelce. The event raised approximately $20,000. Thanks to the generosity of participants, sponsors and donors, Phase One construction of the Memorial Garden and Plaza has begun and will be unveiled immediately following this year's event. Location: LMHS track (Hap Arnold Field) Parking at LMHS (behind the school building) Awards: Overall and Age Groups Amenities: T-shirts*, water stops on the loop, awards, complimentary refreshments *while supplies last (all registered before 11/1 will receive a t-shirt) Race Results: Race will be professionally timed by the Bryn Mawr Racing Co.; Results will be found at http://www.brynmawrracing.com Generous Sponsors Include: Cordisco & Saile: The Injury Pros Lundy, Beldecos & Milby Law Sponsor Options, Click Here: https://runsignup.com/CreateRaceSponsor/151615/t/0KdJQwJDRIhdTdBxsnrVv9RDBdtUGCPW Cost: Any LMSD student who would like to participate but for whom the entry fee poses an economic burden should email Amy Buckman for financial aid: buckmaa@lmsd.org More about Sean: Sean A. Hughes, the beloved principal of Lower Merion High School for more than 14 years, was tragically killed on Saturday, Nov. 13, 2021 while driving his son to a soccer game. In addition to his legendary dedication to Lower Merion High School, Dr. Hughes is also remembered for his life-long love of running. On a daily basis for well over a decade, he was seen, often before dawn, running through the streets of Lower Merion and along Montgomery Avenue. He attended Cardinal O'Hara High School where he received awards and accolades for his running achievements, and he continued to run in his free time while at LaSalle University. Dr. Hughes also proudly completed the Broad Street run for over 20 years, and he was a co-chair of the Skippack Lions Club 5K run for a decade. Dr. Hughes also served as President of the Central Athletic League and coached youth sports, including softball at Lower Perk Little League, basketball at Perk Valley Youth Basketball Organization, and soccer at Perkiomen Valley Soccer Club. Dr. Hughes shared the motto and belief that “character counts,” a message his students and young athletes surely will carry throughout their lives. It is not an overstatement to say his impact on our world is immeasurable.

Welcome to the 2026 Devon Elementary Dragon Dash 5K and 1 mile family fun run/walk! Whether you are a seasoned runner or new to the sport, this is an event for everyone who wants to support Devon Elementary and the great kids who go there! Please join Sparky the Dragon for a fun filled event with 5K race,1 mile family fun run/walk, pre-race stretch provided by a local fitness organization, prizes for top finishers, playtime at the park, local food vendors, music, race sponsors, and much more! We look forward to seeing you there! This event raises funds for the Devon Elementary School PTO, a non-profit organization. Funds raised are used for the enrichment programs and events that Devon Elementary puts on for its children thought the school year. These activities include assemblies, Arts Express Week, Cultural Arts presentations, school materials such as sports equipment, after school club scholarships, field trip support, and much more. Additionally, the PTO gifts the school something new and innovative every year to continue to enhance the children’s learning experience. Consider becoming a Sponsor to support our amazing students by clicking "Become a Sponsor" above! Participants who register by 10/21 will receive a free Devon Dash 5K shirt. Registration is also available on race day without a t-shirt. Race packet pickup will be on Friday November 6th from 8:30am-9:30am & 3:00-5:00 pm in the Devon Elementary School parking lot located at 400 S. Fairfield Road, Devon, PA. Please contact race director if other accommodations need to be made for pickup Questions? Contact Race Director - Rachael Chiappini at DragonDash@devonpto.org To view pictures from the 2025 Dragon Dash, please visit : https://jessicahindsphotography.pixieset.com/dragonrace/

Celebrate our 51st year with us—run our 20K on November 8, 2026! Our special rate has been extended through 9/18/26! - April 1, 2026 through August 14: (receive a commemorative hoodie race day) WVS members $27, non-members $33 - August 15 to October 11: (receive a commemorative hoodie race day) WVS members $32, non-members $38 - October 12 to November 6: (does NOT include a hoodie race day) WVS members $32, non-members $38 This race is happening alongside our new 5K on the same day. See above pre-entry fee details! WVS members were emailed the discount code in the November, February, and April newsletters. (Our race discount codes are for current members of the WVS and should not be shared.) Non-members can purchase for $12 a membership in the store and then receive an email reply with the race discount code to use during race registration. Race fee includes a commemorative hoodie for entrants who register by end of day on October 11, 2026. Runners must pre-register online. Race day entries will not be accepted. Online registration will close Friday, November 6, 2026 at noon. Registration is non-refundable and non-transferable. Race Day Pre-entry packet pick-up will begin at 7:15 am under the pavilion at Oak & North Canal Streets. (Follow Rt. 11 into Shickshinny and turn onto Oak Street) Directions Start Race start is at 9:00 am. This race will be chip timed. Course Out and back on the Susquehanna Warrior Trail. Hydration: Water station will be at mile 4 and 8. Individual water bottles will be available at the finish. Note If the race is cancelled due to any directives by the hosted facility, or the WVS, 2026 pre-entries will be deferred to next year. No refunds will be given. This race is open to anyone. You do not need to be a WVS member to run. You can however become a member or renew your membership during the checkout process. Online memberships are $12 per year. Membership cards are sent within a week of receipt or given race day if received 14 days prior to event or not yet expired. Non-members can purchase for $12 a membership in the store and then receive an email reply with the race discount code to use during race registration. The race directors reserve the right to accept or reject any entry.

Run for our Troops and win an Apple Pie! The Twentieth Annual Operation Troop Appreciation Veterans Day 5K offers all participants great race embellishments so you can enjoy running or walking while supporting our Troops. We want you to have fun! You'll enjoy: A scenic course through Hampton Community Park, Goody Bag Items of your choice Long sleeve race Tee Shirt Entertainment along the course, Professional Disc Jockey entertainment by Life of the Party Productions Awards for the top three finishers in each age group, Apple Pies for the winners (male/female) in each of 13 age groups, Trophies and awards for top finishers in Overall and Masters categories Post-race All American buffet, Competitive field of runners, Professional timing services by Miles of Smiles Unique door prizesPENGUIN TICKETS FOR THE WINNERS OF THE TEAM CHALLENGE! Best of all, the motivation of knowing your participation will help send Holiday Care Packages to our active duty troops serving us around the world. Please visit the Operation Troop Appreciation Website to learn what we do on behalf of our Troops: www.operationtroopappreciation.org Hope to see YOU on race day! Thank you for supporting our Troops.

Every step at the St. Chris Cares for Kids 5k helps ensure children in our community have access to high-quality, compassionate healthcare—no matter their circumstances. Awards: Overall and Gender and Age Groups, Top 1-3 overall, top 1-3 in each age group and gender Entry: $65 for 5k, $45 one mile walk, $25 for a spectator child aged 2-11, $30 for a spectator adult 12+. Price to increase on 10/18 by $10 for the 5k and the one mile walk. Spectator price does not change. Amenities: t shirt S,M,L XL, light refreshments, water stations, prizes, etc. Race Results: Race will be professionally timed by the Bryn Mawr Racing Co.; Results will be found at http://www.brynmawrracing.com Questions: Angel Hernandez Angel.Hernandez@towerhealth.org 484-655-4638

P&A Race for Our Retrievers is a race to support the Paws and Affection team of pups in training. Come out to Cynwyd Heritage Trail at Bala Cynwyd Park to run or walk your way to the finish line! REGISTRATION FEE 5K Race: all ages: $35 thru October 3rd$40 October 4th thru November 2nd$45 day of race 1-mile Fun Run/Walk: 13+: $30 thru October 3rd$35 October 4th thru November 2nd,$40 day of race 12 and under: $15 thru day of race

Celebrate 54 years of the YMCA Harrisburg Marathon, Half & Relay with us! This Boston-qualifier has been affectionately dubbed the “Mini-Boston” — not just in being a stepping stone to one of the most prestigious races in the country, but because Harrisburg’s heart comes alive as thousands of runners and spectators cheer you on throughout the course all the way to the finish line. This fast, flat marathon winds through urban street, forested paths, across bridges, and through natural features unique to Pennsylvania’s capital city on the river.

Celebrate our 51st year with us—run our 5K on November 8, 2026! Our special rate has been extended through 9/18/26! Our 3rd Annual 5K race is happening alongside our 20K Run on November 8th at the Susquehanna Warrior Trail in Shickshinny. Pre-entry fee: WVS members $20, non-members $25 Price increases 8/15/26: WVS members $25, non-members $30 WVS members were emailed the discount code in the November, February, and April newsletters. (Our race discount codes are for current members of the WVS and should not be shared.) Non-members can purchase for $12 a membership in the store and then receive an email reply with the race discount code to use during race registration. Entry fee includes a commemorative t-shirt for entrants who register by end of day on October 11, 2026. Runners must pre-register online. Race day entries will not be accepted. Online registration will close Friday, November 6, 2026 at noon. Registration is non-refundable and non-transferable. Race Day Pre-entry packet pick-up will begin at 7:15 am under the pavilion at Oak & North Canal Streets. (Follow Rt. 11 into Shickshinny and turn onto Oak Street) Directions Start Race start is at 9:10 am. (20K runners will start at 9:00 am) This race will be chip timed. Course Out and back on the Susquehanna Warrior Trail. Hydration: Individual water bottles will be available at the finish. Note If the race is cancelled due to any directives by the hosted facility, or the WVS, 2026 pre-entries will be deferred to next year. No refunds will be given. This race is open to anyone. You do not need to be a WVS member to run. You can however become a member or renew your membership during the checkout process. Online memberships are $12 per year. Membership cards are sent within a week of receipt or given race day if received 14 days prior to event or not yet expired. Non-members can purchase for $12 a membership in the store and then receive an email reply with the race discount code to use during race registration. The race directors reserve the right to accept or reject any entry.

Racin’ Bacon 5K Working together with the PA Bacon Fest – in Easton, PA — this as quickly become one of our favorites. Registration includes a long-sleeved t-shirt, bacon, beer and an awesome race. Our three lead pigs (no, not a real four-legged pig) will get a 30 to 60 second head start…then the race begins! Pass all three mascot pigs and receive a special prize at the end. The run begins and ends near the amphitheater at Riverside Park in Easton.  All runners receive entry to PA Bacon Fest, a long-sleeved shirt (Guaranteed if registered by October 24th), BEER and BACON!   The race begins at 9 AM In addition to prizes for “passing the pigs” age group awards will be given out to the overall winners and top 3 in each age group.   Age Groups (12 and under, 13-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59 and 60+) There is no special parking set aside for the race – so please plan accordingly.  PA Bacon Fest attracts large crowds each day, since the race begins at 9 AM, you will get an early jump o

The 19th Annual Harvest Moon Race 10 Mile Run and 5k Run/Walk will take place on Saturday, November 14th. The race starts and finishes at St. Philip’s Church at 1629 Beaver Grade Road in Moon Township. Races will be chip-timed by Wolf Creek Race Management. EMS will be on hand for major injuries. The race will take place rain or shine.  T-shirts are not guaranteed for registrants after October 14, 2026. Packet Pick Up: Packet pick to include the race shirt and bib with the timing chip will be available for pick up the day before the race, November 13, 2026 at St. Philip’s Church from 12:00 Noon-8:00 pm.   For more information go to: http://www.harvestmoonrace.org/

Get ready to ruck, roll, or stroll through a fall-themed fitness challenge supporting veterans and adaptive athletes! Ruck & Roll brings the community together for an action-packed day of endurance, camaraderie, and fun — with courses and categories for every ability. New This Year! Challenge Stations! Some will test your strength, some your smarts, and some your sense of adventure.Restaurants and home chefs face off in our chili competition, and each registered participant gets a full bowl of chili along with tasting tickets. Registration: FREE for all adaptive athletes50% OFF for all veterans with code: SALUTE50 Want your event T-shirt? Be sure to register by October 15 to guarantee one!  What’s a Ruck? A ruck is walking or hiking with a weighted pack — a key part of military training used to build strength and endurance. Participants can choose weighted packs, vests, or go unweighted. What’s a Roll? The roll is for adaptive athletes using handcycles or recumbents. Competitive ro

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

Race InformationThe race starts at 8:00 AM.Packet pickup starts 30 minutes before the race and ends 10 minutes before the race starts.All runners must register on RunSignup. No on-site registration. Additional InformationThis is a paved course.Bathrooms are located at the pavilion by the starting line. 5K and 10K Course (0.78M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/4851148639This is an out-and-back course. (1.56M)The 5K does the out-and-back two times.The 10K does the out-and-back four times. Course Time Limit2:00 hours.  Finisher Medalshttps://usroadrunning.com/FinisherMedals.php  Shirt and Gear Shophttps://usroadrunning.com/Gear.php  Best Costumehttps://usroadrunning.com/BestCostume.php  Series Pointshttps://usroadrunning.com/S.php Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php US Road Runninghttps://usroadrunning.com

Race InformationThe race starts at 8:00 AM.Packet pickup starts 30 minutes before the race and ends 10 minutes before the race starts.All runners must register on RunSignup. No on-site registration. Additional InformationThis is a paved course.Bathrooms are located at the pavilion by the starting line. 5K and 10K Course (0.78M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/4851148639This is an out-and-back course. (1.56M)The 5K does the out-and-back two times.The 10K does the out-and-back four times. Course Time Limit2:00 hours.  Finisher Medalshttps://usroadrunning.com/FinisherMedals.php  Shirt and Gear Shophttps://usroadrunning.com/Gear.php  Best Costumehttps://usroadrunning.com/BestCostume.php  Series Pointshttps://usroadrunning.com/S.php Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php US Road Runninghttps://usroadrunning.com

Get ready to ruck, roll, or stroll through a fall-themed fitness challenge supporting veterans and adaptive athletes! Ruck & Roll brings the community together for an action-packed day of endurance, camaraderie, and fun — with courses and categories for every ability. New This Year! Challenge Stations! Some will test your strength, some your smarts, and some your sense of adventure.Restaurants and home chefs face off in our chili competition, and each registered participant gets a full bowl of chili along with tasting tickets. Registration: FREE for all adaptive athletes50% OFF for all veterans with code: SALUTE50 Want your event T-shirt? Be sure to register by October 15 to guarantee one!  What’s a Ruck? A ruck is walking or hiking with a weighted pack — a key part of military training used to build strength and endurance. Participants can choose weighted packs, vests, or go unweighted. What’s a Roll? The roll is for adaptive athletes using handcycles or recumbents. Competitive ro

The 19th Annual Harvest Moon Race 10 Mile Run and 5k Run/Walk will take place on Saturday, November 14th. The race starts and finishes at St. Philip’s Church at 1629 Beaver Grade Road in Moon Township. Races will be chip-timed by Wolf Creek Race Management. EMS will be on hand for major injuries. The race will take place rain or shine.  T-shirts are not guaranteed for registrants after October 14, 2026. Packet Pick Up: Packet pick to include the race shirt and bib with the timing chip will be available for pick up the day before the race, November 13, 2026 at St. Philip’s Church from 12:00 Noon-8:00 pm.   For more information go to: http://www.harvestmoonrace.org/

The best part of adventuring is the stories. That time you were packrafting down a remote river and spotted a deer chasing a Canadian lynx up the bank… That sunrise over the Catskills, when the red and yellow leaves sparkled with frost… Those trail angels you encountered, when everyone on the team had run out of food, and you were still miles from the TA… That night you and your teammates came together to overcome insurmountable odds and made it to the finish line, with seconds to spare… This race is for the stories. The Race The Stockville is a two-day foot and navigation event, inspired by the mountain marathons of Europe and the UK. Each morning, racers will receive maps of a linear, point-to-point course that will take them through the wilds of north central Pennsylvania. The final checkpoint on Day 1 - and the start location for Day 2 - will be at midcamp, a community campout where we'll come together over roasted marshmallows to share in the wonder of our collective adventures. The event is open to solo racers and single-gender and mixed-gender teams of 2-4 people. Racers will be required to carry all food and gear for the duration of the event. Tents and cooking supplies will be transported to midcamp.

RUN FOR OUR VETERANS! Cairn University Athletics and RUN 12:1 Running Club are excited to bring you the 2026 Veterans Day 5K. Now in our sixth year, this race supports our American veterans with scholarships to further their education after serving their country. This is a paved, trail race through beautiful Tyler State Park, Newtown, PA. It is a fun but challenging course on the parks rolling hills. There is also a 1-mile fun run/walk and a virtual run. All registrants will receive a unique, custom designed Veteran's Day Race shirt. And participants in the 5K can compete for overall and age group trophies and medals. 5K Details Date: Saturday, November 14, 2026 Course: Paved trail format laid out on a rolling terrain course contained within Tyler State Park Distance: 5k (3.1 miles) - 1-mile fun run/walk option also available Location: Tyler State Park, Newtown, PA Parking: The lot closest to the Tyler Park Center for the Arts off Newtown-Richboro Road (Rt. 332) - Number 1 Lane Trail/Stable Mill Rd entrance. Registration: Please complete on-line by Friday, November 13 at noon. Limited on-site registration will be available as space permits Check-in: 8:30am - 9:15am Start Time: The race will start at 9:30am – Rain or shine Fee: General Registration $35; Veteran's $30; Students $25; special team pricing available ($5 Price Increase beginning 11/10/26 at noon) Discounts will be applied during the registration process Race Shirts: All participants registered by Saturday, November 1st, will receive the custom designed, Veterans Day 5K race-shirt in their requested size. We do order extra shirts but cannot guarantee availability or size for those registering after November 1st. Divisions/Awards Top 3 Male / Female Overall Winners Top Age Group Winners Top Veteran Winners

Join Boy Scout Troop 444 for a Veterans Salute 5K Run/Walk. Challenge yourself and make the miles matter! Get ready for a 5K that offers a little extra challenge and a whole lot of purpose. The course is designed to push your limits—with hills that demand grit and turns that test your focus. Every step honors the sacrifice of our servicemen and women. (Course map- https://onthegomap.com/s/c04oecjc ) Proceeds from the event will be donated to It’s About the Warrior Foundation. Their mission is to assist and empower ALL post 9/11 veterans and their families from the Tri-State Area, regardless of if you have been wounded or have been deployed, with our various programs thus, leading them to a successful and enriched life. https://iatw.us/ REGISTRATION INFO: Early Bird Registration closes October 10th is $25 (Registration includes guaranteed-shirt and race bib)All Registrations from October 11th till November 7th is $35 (includes race bib and t-shirt upon availability). Race Day (November 8th) Registration for ALL participants is $40. (Includes race bib and t-shirt upon availability) Registration and packet pickup begins at 8:30 am, race to begin at 10 am. Vendors, live music, Mean Bean Coffee Truck, selfie station and raffle baskets sponsored by Big Knob Grange. Medals for First place in age divisions

Get ready to ruck, roll, or stroll through a fall-themed fitness challenge supporting veterans and adaptive athletes! Ruck & Roll brings the community together for an action-packed day of endurance, camaraderie, and fun — with courses and categories for every ability. New This Year! Challenge Stations! Some will test your strength, some your smarts, and some your sense of adventure.Restaurants and home chefs face off in our chili competition, and each registered participant gets a full bowl of chili along with tasting tickets. Registration: FREE for all adaptive athletes 50% OFF for all veterans with code: SALUTE50 Want your event T-shirt? Be sure to register by October 15 to guarantee one! What’s a Ruck? A ruck is walking or hiking with a weighted pack — a key part of military training used to build strength and endurance. Participants can choose weighted packs, vests, or go unweighted. What’s a Roll? The roll is for adaptive athletes using handcycles or recumbents. Competitive rolling takes place on challenging terrain, so please review the course maps before registering. Ruck Distances Short: approximately 3-4 miles Mid: approximately 8-9 miles Long: approximately 13-14 miles Course Map To Come! Ruck Divisions: Ranger: Competitive: “Heavy” Ruck - Men 45#/Women 35# and Stations (25 reps at each station) Scout: Competitive: Men 30#/Women 20# and stations (25 reps at each station) Cadet: Competitive: 15&U and 70+ Men 20#/Women 10# and stations (10 reps at each station Infantry: Just for Fun: choose your weight or no weight - no awards and stations (reps choice at each station) Adaptive Roll Details to Come! Fall-Out Fest Activities (All Day) Chili Competition - This Year We're Adding Restaurants! Campfire & s’moresFall crafts & activitiesSquirrel Trail Scavenger Hunt Awards Top 3 Men & Women in Each Division (no age group awards) Social Teams The more, the merrier! Gather friends and family to form a social team and get $5 off registration per member (teams of 5+). Social team members can register for any event.

LAST TRAIL STANDINGOur Sell-Out Event Is Back!Saturday, November 14, 2025Settlers Cabin Park – Robinson, PA 🏃‍♂️ Last Trail Standing is an unforgettable trail running experience that covers every single trail in Settlers Cabin Park. This race is equal parts adventure, challenge, and meaning — designed for runners and hikers alike. Registration refunds available through October 1, 2026.  🏁 Race DistancesAll races start and finish at the same location — no shuttle required. 🟢 5K (Hikers Welcome)🔵 8 Miles (Hikers Welcome)🟠 25K (Hikers Welcome)🔴 50K  🕓 Start Times & CutoffsStart times: Listed individually for each race aboveFinal cutoff for all races: 5:30 PM50K time limit: 9 hours 🗺️ Course OverviewThe Last Trail Standing course is a 7.75-mile point-to-point trail, run in both directions to create a 15.5-mile loop. Running the course in reverse gives an entirely different feel, making each loop a unique experience. 25K: O

The best part of adventuring is the stories. That time you were packrafting down a remote river and spotted a deer chasing a Canadian lynx up the bank… That sunrise over the Catskills, when the red and yellow leaves sparkled with frost… Those trail angels you encountered, when everyone on the team had run out of food, and you were still miles from the TA… That night you and your teammates came together to overcome insurmountable odds and made it to the finish line, with seconds to spare… This race is for the stories. The Race The Stockville is a two-day foot and navigation event, inspired by the mountain marathons of Europe and the UK. Each morning, racers will receive maps of a linear, point-to-point course that will take them through the wilds of north central Pennsylvania. The final checkpoint on Day 1 - and the start location for Day 2 - will be at midcamp, a community campout where we'll come together over roasted marshmallows to share in the wonder of our collective adventure

The 19th Annual Harvest Moon Race 10 Mile Run and 5k Run/Walk will take place on Saturday, November 14th. The race starts and finishes at St. Philip’s Church at 1629 Beaver Grade Road in Moon Township. Races will be chip-timed by Wolf Creek Race Management. EMS will be on hand for major injuries. The race will take place rain or shine. T-shirts are not guaranteed for registrants after October 14, 2026. Packet Pick Up: Packet pick to include the race shirt and bib with the timing chip will be available for pick up the day before the race, November 13, 2026 at St. Philip’s Church from 12:00 Noon-8:00 pm. For more information go to: http://www.harvestmoonrace.org/

LAST TRAIL STANDINGOur Sell-Out Event Is Back!Saturday, November 14, 2025Settlers Cabin Park – Robinson, PA 🏃‍♂️ Last Trail Standing is an unforgettable trail running experience that covers every single trail in Settlers Cabin Park. This race is equal parts adventure, challenge, and meaning — designed for runners and hikers alike. Registration refunds available through October 1, 2026.  🏁 Race DistancesAll races start and finish at the same location — no shuttle required. 🟢 5K (Hikers Welcome)🔵 8 Miles (Hikers Welcome)🟠 25K (Hikers Welcome)🔴 50K  🕓 Start Times & CutoffsStart times: Listed individually for each race aboveFinal cutoff for all races: 5:30 PM50K time limit: 9 hours 🗺️ Course OverviewThe Last Trail Standing course is a 7.75-mile point-to-point trail, run in both directions to create a 15.5-mile loop. Running the course in reverse gives an entirely different feel, making each loop a unique experience. 25K: O

Welcome to the Harvest Hare Swim and TriFest, our first event of the Frozen Hare Series! Event headquarters will be at Lawrence Park Swim Club, at 293 Langford Rd., Broomall, PA 19008. This is an outdoor heated 25 meter pool. Pool is generally heated to 81-82F. You'll have the choice of the following events: SwimFest: 5K, 1K pool swims.Run: Open 3 Mile runRunner's Aquathlon: 1K swim, 3 Mile runSwimmer's Aquathlon: 5K swim, 3 Mile runSprint Tri: 750m swim, 11.8mi bike, 3 Mile runOlympic Tri: 1500m swim, 22.8 mi bike, 6 Mile runSwimmer's Tri: 5K swim, 22.8mi bike, 6 Mile runSprint Du: 11.8mi bike, 3 Mile runOlympic Du: 22.8mi bike, 6 Mile runKids Sprint Aquathlon: 300m Swim, 1 Mile RunAdult Sprint Aquathlon: 300m Swim, 1 Mile Run *Please note that for multisport events, there are no transition times kept - only the time of your actual leg is recorded. Our first swim heat will begin at 8:30AM, and heats will continue until 3:00PM (3:30 last finish). You will be asked to select an approximate swim start time during registration. Times may be adjusted 15-30 minutes to accommodate the most swimmers possible. We ask that you arrive at least 30-45 minutes prior to your assigned start time. Start times and lane assignments will be emailed out Friday morning prior to the race. Swimmers may be required to share a lane with another swimmer. Everyone must be completed all of their legs by 3:30PM at the latest. That may require you to finish your bike and run before your swim! PLEASE NOTE THAT BIKE AND RUN LEGS ARE 100% SELF SUPPORTED. NO TRAFFIC CONTROL WILL BE PROVIDED AND CYCLISTS/RUNNERS WILL HAVE TO FOLLOW THE RULES OF THE ROAD. No course markings will be provided, so cyclists should bring GPS directions, or be very familiar with the roads in question. For those wishing not to ride the roads, cycling segments only may be substituted for a stationary ride on your bike trainer (at home or brought on deck). Stationary rides will constitute their own divisions and will be scored separately from road rides. For those racing in the cycling and running portions, you can expect to self report your times. SWIM, BIKE, and RUN MAY BE DONE IN ANY ORDER YOU WISH, but must be completed by 3:30PM the day of the race. All racers will receive a race t-shirt (provided entry is received by 10/12), and a custom French Creek Racing award based on their finish place. Custom awards to top 3 overall and in each age group, in each event. No awards ceremony, but awards are available soon after all results are tabulated. REGISTRATION: Pre-registration is strongly advised. Please arrive at least 30 minutes prior to your assigned wave time. Check in at our table and pick up some swag. Swim caps are optional for the swim leg. You will be asked to select an approximate swim start time during registration. Times may be adjusted 15-30 minutes to accommodate the most swimmers possible. We ask that you arrive at least 30 minutes prior to your assigned start time. Start times and lane assignments will be emailed out Friday morning prior to the race. Swimmers may be required to share a lane with another swimmer. REFUNDS/DEFERRALS: No refunds will be issued. Bib transfers to non-registered people are NOT permitted. A registered athlete may request a deferral to next year's event or a transfer to another French Creek Racing event if they do so at least 14 days prior to the event. A nominal fee shall apply. DIRECTIONS/PARKING: For GPS directions, use the address: 293 Langford Rd., Broomall, PA 19008. There is plenty of parking on site. Interested in volunteering? We'd love to have you! Please email erin@frenchcreekracing.com and we'll find the perfect job for you! To see our full lineup of volunteer jobs, go to www.frenchcreekracing.com/volunteer. Select the race, "Harvest Hare" to see the options for this event. We will have a small amount of food and drinks available, but we do recommend bringing anything you need for yourself. Anything you need, please bring it from home!

The best part of adventuring is the stories. That time you were packrafting down a remote river and spotted a deer chasing a Canadian lynx up the bank… That sunrise over the Catskills, when the red and yellow leaves sparkled with frost… Those trail angels you encountered, when everyone on the team had run out of food, and you were still miles from the TA… That night you and your teammates came together to overcome insurmountable odds and made it to the finish line, with seconds to spare… This race is for the stories. The Race The Stockville is a two-day foot and navigation event, inspired by the mountain marathons of Europe and the UK. Each morning, racers will receive maps of a linear, point-to-point course that will take them through the wilds of north central Pennsylvania. The final checkpoint on Day 1 - and the start location for Day 2 - will be at midcamp, a community campout where we'll come together over roasted marshmallows to share in the wonder of our collective adventure

US Road Running Races US Road Running races are built for runners and walkers who like friendly, low-pressure race days with just enough competition to keep things exciting. Our events are local, welcoming, and easy to jump into, whether you are chasing a PR, collecting another themed medal, working toward series points, or just getting outside with good people. Most races are small enough to feel personal but organized enough to feel official. You can expect a clear course, helpful race staff, finisher medals, results, and a relaxed community feel. Bring your fast shoes, your steady walking pace, your favorite running buddy, or your best “I signed up for this on purpose” smile. We will be glad to see you at the start line. A quick race-day note: because many US Road Running events are small local races, we normally have one or two staff members at each race. EMS is not stationed on site, and water stations are limited to the finish area at the end of each lap and at the race finish. Please plan for the weather, bring anything you may want between laps, and check in with race staff if you need help. View Race Course, Results, and Race Information on the US Road Running race page.

Race Purpose: Paws to the Rescue 5K is both a fundraiser and an opportunity to amplify the mission of local animal rescues and supporting organizations like Hand2Paw and Waiting On A Friend Animal Rescue, while engaging our supportive community! Organized by two seniors at Plymouth Whitemarsh High School as part of a business project, the race brings people together for a morning of fitness and fun. All proceeds go directly to Hand2Paw. Hand2Paw Mission Statement: “Hand2Paw provides paid internships working with rescue animals as a way to strengthen connection, compassion, and community for young adults from underrepresented communities, including those impacted by trauma, inequity, housing insecurity, or foster care involvement. We equip young people with skills, social-emotional growth, and paid experience to build stable futures and pursue meaningful careers in animal care, while contributing to stronger, more informed communities that support animal well-being." Location: Victory Fields (201 E Germantown Pike, Colonial Dr, Lafayette Hill, PA 19444) - Rain or Shine! Awards (for 5K): Top 3 overall per gender Top 1 in each age group per gender (12 & under, 13-15, 16-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+) Amenities: T-shirt guaranteed by 11/2/25 (included in 5k - $5 up-charge for all other participants)EVERY participant gets a medal!Water, bananas, pretzels, and moreDog adoption center (Waiting On A Friend Animal Rescue)Dogs are encouraged to be a part of the morning (Exception: 5k race & 1/4 mile dash)Photographer - Free PhotosPWHS School Store + DECA BoothMore to come… Lead Sponsors: Coming soon… Top Dog Sponsors: Coming soon... Gold Sponsors: Coming soon... Bronze Sponsors: Coming soon... Interested in becoming a sponsor? Click here Race Results: The race will be professionally timed by the Bryn Mawr Racing Co.; Results will be found at http://www.brynmawrracing.com Questions: Contact: Race Director – pawpathconsulting@gmail.com (Eliza Meersman & Ethan Gold) + brickard@staff.colonialsd.org Sponsor (18+) Beth Rickard

Join us for the 9th annual Brighter Futures 5K, held on the Lancaster Junction Recreation Trail. All proceeds from the 5K directly support the Friends of Pam Reynolds Memorial Scholarship, part of Kids' Chance of PA's named scholar partner program. This is a professional, chip-timed event on a crushed stone trail that is flat, shaded, and scenic. Bring your whole family and enjoy a wonderful morning out in the country! Race Amenities Goody bag if pre-registered by 10/31Door prizes (must be present to win)Water station, restrooms and free parkingPre-race coffee and post-race refreshment 5K In-Person Awards 1st Male/Female Overall Winners: $1002nd Male/Female Overall Winners: $503rd Male/Female Overall Winners: $25 Recognition for top three male/female finishers in age groups: 19 & under; 20-29; 30-39; 40-49; 50-59; 60-69; 70+ You must be present to receive your award--they will not be mailed. 5K Race - Virtual Option Want to participate but can't make it on November 14th? Select the virtual option during registration. Virtual participants won't receive swag bags or awards, but if you submit your time by Monday, November 16th, you will be entered into a drawing for an Amazon gift certificate.

Race InformationThe race starts at 8:00 AM.Packet pickup starts 30 minutes before the race and ends 10 minutes before the race starts.All runners must register on RunSignup. No on-site registration.  Additional Information:  Pavilion C Parking 5K & 10K Course (0.78M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6636545762The course is an out-and-back (1.56M)The 5K does the out-and-back two times.The 10K does the out-and-back four times. Half Marathon Course (1.09M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6636545762The course is an out-and-back (2.18M).The Half Marathon does the out-and-back six times. Course Time Limit3 hours and 30 minutes. Finisher Medalshttps://usroadrunning.com/FinisherMedals.php  Shirt and Gear Shophttps://usroadrunning.com/Gear.php  Best Costumehttps://usroadrunning.com/BestCostume.php  Series Pointshttps://usroadrunning.com/S.php Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php US Road Runninghttps://u

Race InformationThe race starts at 8:00 AM.Packet pickup starts 30 minutes before the race and ends 10 minutes before the race starts.All runners must register on RunSignup. No on-site registration.  Additional Information:  Pavilion C Parking 5K & 10K Course (0.78M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6636545762The course is an out-and-back (1.56M)The 5K does the out-and-back two times.The 10K does the out-and-back four times. Half Marathon Course (1.09M)https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6636545762The course is an out-and-back (2.18M).The Half Marathon does the out-and-back six times. Course Time Limit3 hours and 30 minutes. Finisher Medalshttps://usroadrunning.com/FinisherMedals.php  Shirt and Gear Shophttps://usroadrunning.com/Gear.php  Best Costumehttps://usroadrunning.com/BestCostume.php  Series Pointshttps://usroadrunning.com/S.php Awardshttps://usroadrunning.com/Awards.php Frequently Asked Questions and Informationhttps://usroadrunning.com/FAQ.php US Road Runninghttps://u

Coventry 300 5k Run & 1.5 Mile Fun Walk Description: Coventry Church will again sponsor the Coventry 300 5k. Inaugurated in 2024 to celebrate Coventry Church’s 300th birthday, this event has been making strides as a unique family friendly, community centered race, with something for everyone. 5k: The third year of this race will reveal a slight derivation in the course to make it more runner friendly and include a team option. The race will start and finish next to the church parking lot on Keen Road. The course is an out and back. The first half is mostly downhill, going through neighborhoods. A brief departure onto a paved footpath will take runners around a pond in Kenilworth before returning to the streets. The second half of the race will return runners to an exciting finish line experience. The team option will allow a group of five runners to register under a team name and compete against other registered teams. The team score will be the cumulative sum of the finishing place for each team member. Fun Walk: Those who want to participate but not run the 5k can register for a 1.5-mile fun walk. The walk will start at approximately 9:30 and follow the race course. Kids-Run: We will continue this fun portion of the morning and allow the children to race along Keen road! Last year’s kid-run was a highlight full of smiles, competition, excitement and joy as children raced toward a finish line surrounded by family members and friends. This is free, and will vary in length due to age (no longer than 200m). Each child will receive a prize. Post-race refreshments, music, fellowship and age group awards will culminate the 5k experience. The Coventry 300 5k is held in conjunction with the Coventry Church Fall Festival. Following the race and award ceremony, there will be food, games, and activities for children and adults. AWARDS: 5K: Separate awards for the male and female winners plus top 3 in each age group: 14 & under: 15-19: 20-29: 30-39: 40-49: 50-59: 60-69: 70+

Join us for our annual 5K Ruck ‘n Walk/Run to honor veterans during Veterans Appreciation Week. Join Lehigh Valley colleges, universities, businesses and community members as we Ruck OR Run/Walk to recognize and honor all veterans throughout the Lehigh Valley. Offering an in-person race with 5K Ruck and Walk/Run options in addition to a 1 mile Fun Run/Walk option*. The course is an off road grass course through the scenic Bicentennial park. Can my dog run with me? As much as we love dogs they are not allowed to run our races. Please keep your pup at home. Participants who register and make a $30 minimum donation, by November 7, will have the option of an event giveaway at the event. In Person Race Details: Check-in & Race Day Registration: 8 AM-9 AM** 5K begins promptly at 9 AM 1 mile Fun Run/Walk begins at 9:45 AM Awards Presentation: 10:30 AM Age Groups: Each race option (Ruck and Walk/Run) will include seven (7) age groups. Ruckers are strongly encouraged to carry a minimum 10% of their body weight. This will be the honor system; we will not be weighing rucksacks this year. 12 and Under 13-18 19-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60+ Awards: Awards will be presented to the top 3 male and female finishers in each age group for the 5K Ruck and 5K Run/Walk options. *The Fun Run/Walk is a non-competitive option with no timing or awards. The college or university team with the most participants (Ruck, Run/Walk, and Fun Run/Walk combined), earns a plaque to be displayed on their campus and BRAGGING RIGHTS! The business/company team with the most participants (Ruck, Run/Walk, and Fun Run/Walk combined), earns a plaque to be displayed at their workplace and BRAGGING RIGHTS! **Day of registration will be available for a $10 fee. Let’s come together to support the Veterans in the Lehigh Valley area.

Houtzdale Revitalization Association's 3rd Annual Gobbler Run 5K Fun Run This family friendly event is a 5k run/walk for all ages. We encourage everyone to participate in this untimed family friendly event, which will take place along the same route as the Houtzdale Days Fireman's Challenge course. The Houtzdale Revitalization Association Gobbler Run 5K Run/Walk is a healthy activity for folks of all ages and of all levels of fitness. The goal is to promote camaraderie, exercise, pride, and wholesome FUN for all. Registration is $25 for age 13 and over. A Race tee shirt is included if registered by November 1. Participants twelve and under are free, but do not receive a tee shirt. One may be purchased on this website for $18. Proceeds benefit the David Wulderk Memorial Pavilion and all other HRA projects. All donations are appreciated. Each participant is eligible for a prize drawing. Chances will be given at in-person registrations on 11/14/2026. Event details: Saturday, November 14, 2026. Check-in between 9:00-10:00 am at the David Wulderk Memorial Pavilion at 600 Good Street in Houtzdale. Race begins at 10:00am.

LAST TRAIL STANDING Our Sell-Out Event Is Back! Saturday, November 14, 2026 Settlers Cabin Park – Robinson, PA 🏃‍♂️ Last Trail Standing is an unforgettable trail running experience that covers every single trail in Settlers Cabin Park. This race is equal parts adventure, challenge, and meaning — designed for runners and hikers alike. Registration refunds available through October 1, 2026. 🏁 Race Distances All races start and finish at the same location — no shuttle required. 🟢 5K (Hikers Welcome) 🔵 8 Miles (Hikers Welcome) 🟠 25K (Hikers Welcome) 🔴 50K 🕓 Start Times & Cutoffs Start times: Listed individually for each race above Final cutoff for all races: 5:30 PM 50K time limit: 9 hours 🗺️ Course Overview The Last Trail Standing course is a 7.75-mile point-to-point trail, run in both directions to create a 15.5-mile loop. Running the course in reverse gives an entirely different feel, making each loop a unique experience. 25K: One full loop (out & back) 50K: Two full loops (out & back twice) 99% trail, deep in the woods Elevation (50K): ~3,300 ft climb / ~3,100 ft descent 📍 Start/Finish: Gilbert Love Shelter 📍 Turnaround: Algonquin Shelter ➡️ These two locations are within 100 yards of each other, making it ideal for spectators and crew. Expect well-marked trails, top-tier aid, and nonstop scenic beauty. 🏃 Race Breakdown 5K: A challenging trail take on the classic distance — perfect for new trail runners 8-Mile: Out-and-back route finishing at the Start/Finish 25K: One complete Last Trail Standing loop 50K: Two full loops — big effort, big reward ⏱️ Timing, Awards & Registration Race Timing: Provided by Miles of Smiles Registration Options Day-Before Registration: Friday, November 13 at Sweat Bar Fitness (Oakdale — 5–10 minutes from the park) Race-Day Registration: Available onsite 📧 Final race details will be emailed 3 days before the event 👕 Shirt cutoff: Register by Monday, November 2, 2026 🏅 Finisher medals: Provided to all participants Awards Top 3 Male & Female Medals — all distances Additional Top 3 Male & Female awards: 8-Mile, 25K, and 50K 🧃 Aid Stations, Crew & Drop Bags Two major aid stations: Start/Finish & Turnaround Less than 1/2 mile between aid stations for easy spectator viewing/crewing 50K runners: Crew access & drop bags available at the 15.5-mile Start/Finish checkpoint 🥾 Hikers Welcome Hikers are encouraged to join the 5K, 8-Mile or 25K distances. You’ll have ample time to enjoy the trails and finish strong. 🪑 The Empty Chair (Dads Chair) & 💙 Rilyn’s Way The Empty Chair along the course symbolizes those we’ve lost — a reminder that they’re always with us on the trail. 💙 Remembering Rilyn — “Rilyn’s Way” Rilyn Nicole Hughes was a beautiful 7-year-old girl who lived just a few miles from the race course. After a courageous five-and-a-half-year battle with Neuroblastoma, Rilyn passed away surrounded by those who loved her dearly. Before she passed, we committed to honoring her by naming the final half-mile of every race: “Rilyn’s Way” You’ll see a sign at the ½-mile-to-go mark. Pause if you’d like. Take a photo. Draw strength from Rilyn’s spirit as you finish your race. 🕊️ Special Dedication The Harry J. Shipley Memorial Run Last Trail Standing is dedicated to Harry J. Shipley, father of race director Chad Shipley, whose birthday is November 17. Harry loved old country roads — always wondering where they led. That same curiosity guided the creation of this race: chasing every trail, connecting every path, and seeing where it all goes. “The Last Trail Standing isn’t about speed — it’s about exploration. And the only way to conquer it is to show up and run.” — Chad Shipley 🌲 One Last Note The full course map will not be released in advance (same course as 2025). This is intentional. We want the experience to unfold as a true adventure. What we can promise: 99% wooded trails Every trail in Settlers Cabin Park An experience you won’t forget Ready to conquer every trail at Settlers? We’ll see you at the start line on November 14.

The Tyrone Race Series presents Book It for the Huntingdon County Library 5K Run and 2 Mile Walk! The Book It for the Huntingdon County Library 5K Run, 2 Mile Walk and Kids Sprint Event will be held along the scenic trail of Rails to Trails Alexandria Trailhead (Alfarata Station) in Alexandria on November 14th, 2026! Not a runner and still want to contribute? Open donations will be available if you click on donate at the top of the page. If your unable to donate money, please also consider donating your time! If you want to learn how you can help out with the race as a volunteer please email runtrs1857@gmail.com. If your interested in becoming an event sponsor please email runtrs1857@gmail.com for additional information. Event will benefit our local Huntingdon County Library. The Huntingdon County Library is a tremendous community resource, offering a wide range of print materials, services and programs that cater to the diverse needs and interests of Huntingdon County residents. From providing access to various media formats and cutting-edge technology to hosting educational programs and community events, the library is a hub for learning and engagement. Founded in 1935, it has a long history of supporting literacy and lifelong learning. Its 91-year legacy underscores its commitment to enhancing the community's educational and cultural landscape. Whether you're looking to read, learn new skills, or participate in local events, the library is a great place to be! The start and finish line will be at Rails to Trails Alexandria Trailhead (Alfarata Station) in Alexandria, PA. Address : Lower Trail, Alexandria, PA 16611 Timeline of Events: 7:30 AM : Check-in and Day of Registration 9:00 AM: 5K Run Starts 9:15 AM: 2 Mile Walk Starts 10:00 AM: Kids Sprint (50-100 Meter Dash) Awards to follow - Course: Out and back along the scenic rolled crushed limestone trail of Rails to Trails Alexandria. The trail is extremely flat and may be a good course for achieving 'personal best' times. Timing: Miles of Smiles Timing Services Early Registration: Registration on runsignup.com. Register by October 23rd to be guaranteed shirt. Online Registration will close November 13, 2026 at 12 noon. Day of Race Registration: Race registration for the day of is only available from 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM Additional Shirts - Can be ordered on RunSignUp Store and picked up race day on November 14th, 2025 at Rails to Trails Alexandria Trailhead (Alfarata Station). Cost: Book It for Huntingdon Library 5K Adults (18+): Early Registration: $30 Day of Registration: $35 Book It for Huntingdon Library 2 Mile Adults (18+): Early Registration: $30 Day of Registration: $35 Book It for Huntingdon Library 5K High School Students (18 years & younger): Early Registration: $20 Day of Registration: $25 Book It for Huntingdon Library 2 Mile Walk High School Students (18 years & younger): Early Registration: $20 Day of Registration: $25 Kids Sprint Children 9 & Under: Early Registration with long sleeve shirt: $15 Early Registration with no shirt: FREE Day of Registration: Free (No shirt) *Registration includes a shirt: Youth S-L & Adult S - 4XL Cancellation Disclaimer: In the event of a cancellation of Huntingdon County Library, all proceeds will be given to Huntingdon County Library. Inclement Weather: We will be monitoring the forecast and in the event of inclement weather the race will be postponed to a later date provided by the Tyrone Race Series committee. Any updates will be posted on the race website and on the Facebook event.

D&L RaceFest presented by St. Luke’s November 15, 2026 Four signature races. One powerful day on the D&L Trail. Join us for the fourth annual D&L RaceFest as four distinct events unite the Lehigh Valley through movement, history, and community. Race Day Details Downtown Allentown – 7:30 a.m. St. Luke’s D&L MarathonSt. Luke’s D&L Marathon Relay Historic Downtown Bethlehem – 7:30 a.m. D&L Heritage Half Marathon Run, Presented by St. Luke’sD&L Heritage Half Marathon Walk, Presented by St. Luke’s All events finish in downtown Easton at the confluence of the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers, where participants and spectators gather for a post-race celebration. The Experience The marathon and half marathon follow the historic D&L Trail along the Lehigh River. Participants can expect a gentle net elevation drop and surfaces of fine gravel and paved trail sections. Scenic river views, crisp autumn air, and joint-friendly terrain make this a fast and memorable point-to-point course. Why We Run We proudly welcome back St. Luke’s University Health Network as presenting sponsor — a regional leader in wellness and trail advocacy. Proceeds benefit Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor Inc., supporting heritage and environmental programming and continued development of the 165-mile D&L Trail from Wilkes-Barre to Bristol. Important Dates September 25: Deadline for personalized race bibs (Relay teams included)October 13: Guaranteed shirt size deadlineNovember 12, 11:59 p.m. EST: Online registration closes (or when capacity is reached) Secure your spot on the D&L Trail this November. Visit the race website for course maps, relay transition information, hotel details, and FAQs.

This run/walk is to benefit the Millville Jr/Sr High School Agriculture and Engineering CTE programs. These programs help students find a path to a career out of high school and prepare them for further education as well. These programs can benefit from trips to manufactures, farms and competitions. The programs also are always in need of supplies and equipment that enable the students to have industry simulated experiences in the classroom. Everyone that pre-registers will receive a T-Shirt. For those that sign up on race day we will have many t-shirts on hand, but they will be while supplies last. Every finisher will be given a custom medal with the race logo and information on it. We will have snacks and drinks at the start and finish and a fueling station at the turn-around point. The race will follow the B.A.R.T. trail in Bloomsburg, PA. The trail begins in the parking lot on Catherine Street near the dog park and ends near the covered bridge. Fully paved path - easy out-and-back course. Parking will be at the dog park along Catherine Street. Race Information: 9am start time 7:30am - 8:45am packet pickup and race day signups

Get ready to lace up your running shoes and join the excitement at the Wayne Elementary School Running Bee 5K! This isn't just a race; it's a celebration of health, community, and the spirit of giving back. Every stride you take helps support our amazing students and staff, and promotes a healthy, active lifestyle for our local families. Whether you're a seasoned runner aiming for a new personal record or a family looking for a fun-filled morning, there’s a place for everyone at the starting line. Race Day Details When: Sunday, November 15, 2026Where: Wayne Elementary SchoolTimes: 7:30 a.m. - Registration Opens8:30 a.m. - 1 Mile Fun Run9:00 a.m. - 5K Run Start10:00 a.m. - Awards Ceremony Registration & Swag Entry Fees: Individual: $30Student: $20Family (up to 6 members): $80 T-shirt: Register by October 30 to guarantee a race t-shirt.Early Bee Bonus: Sign up in September to receive a special "Early Bee" surprise and show your support on race day! Race Perks Enjoy a scenic course that winds through beautiful Wayne neighborhoods.Stay hydrated with water stations along the route.Refuel with refreshments at the finish line.Compete for age-based awards and other exciting prizes! Important Information Race Timing: Our race is professionally timed by the Bryn Mawr Racing Co.Results: Find your official race time and results right here on this website after the race.Questions? Feel free to reach out to us at WESRunningBee5k@gmail.com.

"what a few people can do, when we act together" SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2026 FALLS TOWNSHIP PARK, 9050 Mill Creek Rd, BUCKS COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA Offering elite level service to 200 participants OUR INTENTION IS TO BRING AN OTQ OPPORTUNITY TO THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC IN 2027 SUNRISE: 6:44 AM EST and SUNSET 4:45 PM EST The fast little multiple lap marathon in suburban Philadelphia (1) ONE MILE LOOP then (8) 3.15 MILE LAPS for a CERTIFIED FULL MARATHON Start and Finish at a common point. CERTIFICATION performed by a World Athletic “A” certifier. Highest and lowest points on the course 14’ difference Event will be USATF sanctioned on a certified course, making it BQ eligible. PERSONAL BOTTLE STATION available each loop, space for (8) bottles in caddy, additional “neutral aid” station with water on north loop TECHNICAL MEETING, BOTTLE DROP and PACKET PICK-UP SATURDAY EVENING at Host Hotel, Villanova Room Chronotrack CHIP TIMED with runBUCKS INDIVIDUAL START (first utilized during the pandemic, with the Houston pinch point) PACERS: We are actively seeking pacers for the following paces: 2:37, 2:45, 2:55, 3:00, 3:05, 3:15, 3:20, 3:25 hour pacers. PAcers are requested to go through 16 miles. TIME LIMIT: Course closes at 3hours 26 minutes HOST HOTEL: Sheraton Bucks County Langhorne, 400 Oxford Valley Rd, Langhorne, PA 19047 $140 room night rates. Staff vows to cheer participants as they load buses as the head to the start, in the tradition of the Fairmount Copley staff at BAA Boston Marathon. The hotel will offer late check out to participants, so you can shower before you head home, and their restaurant will do a pasta buffet on Saturday evening. More info: SHERATON BUCKS COUNTY AVERAGE WEATHER NOVEMBER 15: Average High: 54°F to 55°F Average Low: 36°F to 38°F Mean Daily Temperature: Around 46°F Extreme Ranges: Highs rarely drop below 38°F or pass 71°F; lows rarely drop below 24°F or pass 55°F. TRAVEL: AIRPORTS PHL(35 miles), TNT (11 miles) ACY (66 miles) and ABE (76 miles) are rental car close. EWR (57 miles) has trains to Hamilton Train Station TRAIN: TRENTON TRANSIT CENTER (Amtrack-6 miles) or HAMILTON TRAIN STATIONS (NJT-11miles) are Uber close. DRIVE: Convenient to I-76 (Pennsylvania Turnpike) I-95 and I-295 locate just north of Philadelphia and south of Trenton, New Jersey PARKING is limited. Athlete buses, leaving from the Host Hotel will reduce issue. Spectator and volunteer parking plans and the possibility of a parking shuttle will be addressed. OTHER AREA ATTRACTIONS: SESAME PLACE, a children's theme park, is across the street from the host hotel Washington Crossing Historic Park New Hope, Pennsylvania Philadelphia

Welcome to the PECO Rugged Indy trail festival!Come out and support the local community at a family-friendly event while helping East Vincent Parks! Enjoy live music, food trucks & local vendors. We are excited grow this event and see everyone again.  Run or walk the Indy Trail, a challenging and fun nature trail in East Vincent Township’s Independence Park.

D&L RaceFest presented by St. Luke’s November 15, 2026 Four signature races. One powerful day on the D&L Trail. Join us for the fourth annual D&L RaceFest as four distinct events unite the Lehigh Valley through movement, history, and community. Race Day Details Downtown Allentown – 7:30 a.m. St. Luke’s D&L MarathonSt. Luke’s D&L Marathon Relay Historic Downtown Bethlehem – 7:30 a.m. D&L Heritage Half Marathon Run, Presented by St. Luke’sD&L Heritage Half Marathon Walk, Presented by St. Luke’s All events finish in downtown Easton at the confluence of the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers, where participants and spectators gather for a post-race celebration. The Experience The marathon and half marathon follow the historic D&L Trail along the Lehigh River. Participants can expect a gentle net elevation drop and surfaces of fine gravel and paved trail sections. Scenic river views, crisp autumn air, and joint-friendly terrain make this a fast and memorabl

D&L RaceFest presented by St. Luke’s November 15, 2026 Four signature races. One powerful day on the D&L Trail. Join us for the fourth annual D&L RaceFest as four distinct events unite the Lehigh Valley through movement, history, and community. Race Day Details Downtown Allentown – 7:30 a.m. St. Luke’s D&L MarathonSt. Luke’s D&L Marathon Relay Historic Downtown Bethlehem – 7:30 a.m. D&L Heritage Half Marathon Run, Presented by St. Luke’sD&L Heritage Half Marathon Walk, Presented by St. Luke’s All events finish in downtown Easton at the confluence of the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers, where participants and spectators gather for a post-race celebration. The Experience The marathon and half marathon follow the historic D&L Trail along the Lehigh River. Participants can expect a gentle net elevation drop and surfaces of fine gravel and paved trail sections. Scenic river views, crisp autumn air, and joint-friendly terrain make this a fast and memorabl

Welcome to the PECO Rugged Indy trail festival!Come out and support the local community at a family-friendly event while helping East Vincent Parks! Enjoy live music, food trucks & local vendors. We are excited grow this event and see everyone again.  Run or walk the Indy Trail, a challenging and fun nature trail in East Vincent Township’s Independence Park.

Geisinger College of Health Sciences is hosting its 17th annual Turkey Trot 5K/10K race! On November 15th, please enjoy the race day with us and benefit Family to Family, a movement to provide Thanksgiving dinners to hundreds of members of our Scranton community organized by Friends of the Poor and the Catherine McAuley Center, supported by a fund of the Scranton Area Community Foundation. The first 120 pre-registered participants will receive a complementary t-shirt. After the first 120 registrants, t-shirts will be available for purchase on race day. Race Details Date: November 15th Registration Time: 6:45am Race Start Time: 8:00am Awards Time: 10:00am Registration Fees: 5K – $30 (includes a T-shirt) 10K – $40 (includes a T-shirt) Children 12 & under – Free Tiny Trot Fun Zone: Enjoy crafts and activities for kids of all ages — a great way for the whole family to join in the fun! More details will be posted at https://www.geisinger.org/turkeytrot. To learn more about the impact of Friends of the Poor, visit friendsofthepoorscranton.com. Any questions email mhoward2@geisinger.edu, mczasowski@geisinger.edu, and srdana2@geisinger.edu. Awards: Results will be announced after the completion of the 5K/10K. Awards will be given to the top overall male and female finishers in each race, as well as the top male and female in the following age categories: 0–19 20–29 30–39 40–49 50–59 60+ Come out, make a difference, and enjoy a great day with your community! Much appreciation!

Welcome to the PECO Rugged Indy trail festival! Come out and support the local community at a family-friendly event while helping East Vincent Parks! Enjoy live music, food trucks & local vendors. We are excited grow this event and see everyone again. Run or walk the Indy Trail, a challenging and fun nature trail in East Vincent Township’s Independence Park.