Howard Center’s 11th Annual Zoe’s Race – August 25

Fill up your water bottles, lace up your sneakers and join the fun at this year’s 11 th
Annual Zoe’s Race. Choose between a 5K walk/run and a 10K run—both begin at
Oakledge Park and offer an out-and-back course along the picturesque Burlington
bike path. Children of all ages can share in the race day excitement by
participating in the FREE Kid’s 1K fun run (t-shirt included). Great food and music!
Fundraising for this event helps local families make their homes accessible and
supports other Howard Center programming. Come out and help Zoe’s Race
make a difference! zoesrace.org

5K and 10K $30 early bird through July 19
5K and 10K $40 July 20 – August 19
5K and 10K $45 race day registration

Before the 25th Annual Brewers Festival at Mount Snow HOPS FOR HOPE 5K features a mountainous Run/Walk. Teams & individuals can register at main.acsevents.org/hopsforhope5k.

Proceeds support the American Cancer Society! The Top Fundraiser will receive: a trophy, a 2019/2020 Season Pass to Mount Snow valued at over $1,000 PLUS prizes from our partners/sponsors and join millions of supporters helping us attack cancer from every angle! All participants will receive a t-shirt.

“One of Vermont’s 10 great gravel grinders” – Vermont Sports

The cycling event of the season, featuring scenic landscapes and rugged terrain in Cabot and Peacham, Vermont. All proceeds benefit Cabot Connects Mentoring Program. All rides are supported and mostly on dirt roads. Family Walk/Ride Run 10K ($20), Sturdy 30K ($30), Rugged 60K ($50), and Warped 100K ($75). 12 and under FREE. Family Max rate $75.

Woodbelly Wood Fired Pizza and Jasper Hill cheeses for all. Register at BikeReg.com

The TAM Trek is a trail race and fun run to raise funds for the Trail Around Middlebury (TAM).  The Middlebury Area Land Trust started building the TAM in 1989 and it now encircles the village of Middlebury, traveling through Cornwall, Weybridge, and New Haven. It links several hundred acres of town land, MALT conserved properties, schools, and other local landmarks.

Wright Park will be open throughout the event and all participants are encouraged to stay after the run to enjoy refreshments, music, and beverages. Generous prizes from local sponsors will be awarded to the male and female overall winners of the 19-mile and 10K races.

There will be 5 aid stations around the 19-mile course, and the 10K course will go by the Belden Falls aid station twice.

All proceeds from the Annual TAM Trek directly support the maintenance of the TAM. Your entry helps ensure this local gem remains well-maintained and available for public use year-round.

Race donation for 19-miler and 10K:

$45/person through July 1

$50/person through August 31

$55/person after September 1 and on day-of

Race donation for 2 mile fun run:

$25/person for the fun run

Kids 12 and under are free for all events

Race course map: Click here.

Day-of registration begins at 7:00 am.

Questions: Contact MALT at 388-1007 or info@maltvt.org.

Want to volunteer at the TAM Trek?  We will need volunteers to help run our aid stations, registration table, and timing. Volunteer sign-up is online. Contact info@maltvt.org with questions.

New for 2019! Come Climb the Moose at Moosalamoo National Recreation Area in Salisbury, Vermont on Saturday, Oct. 12, 2019 (Columbus Day Weekend). Inaugural three-mile uphill trail run, or mountain bike, to Silver Lake trailhead in Goshen. It’s a speed race on a dirt logging road, with a single-track uphill 1/2 mile finish for runners. Bikers start a few minutes ahead of runners. Start and awards ceremony at Branbury State Park on Lake Dunmore. (Camping available.) Register online: www.runreg.com/climb-the-moose; free t-shirt with entry before Sept. 30.