Location:
Lamoille Valley Rail Trail,
St Johnsbury,
VT
Brought to you by: Town of St. Johnsbury, VT
The event includes three races: an in-town 5K, a point to point 1/2 marathon from Lyndonville to St. Johnsbury and a 2 person relay that is run along the same route as the 1/2 marathon. All races finish at the St. Johnsbury School on Western Avenue. Online registration with RaceWire will include a small service charge. 1/2 marathon and relay: A very challenging point to point half marathon with typical Vermont terrain; including hills, 2 covered bridges and scenic Vermont back roads. About 60% of the course is run on dirt roads. There is 3,000' of elevation change on the course. 5K: Is run on an in-town course in St. Johnsbury. It is all paved and mostly flat.
Location: Lamoille Valley Rail Trail, St Johnsbury, VT
Brought to you by: Town of St. Johnsbury, VT
Saturday, October 28, 2017 3:00 AM - Saturday, October 28, 2017 7:00 AM
St. Johnsbury School, 257 Western Avenue, St. Johnsbury, VT, 05819. All races finish at the St. Johnsbury School. The 1/2 marathon and 1/2 marathon relay will start at the Lyndonville Town Offices, 119 Park Ave in Lyndonville. There will be a shuttle bus service to the start for the 1/2 and the relay and return service after the races. More information on shuttle times will be sent by email to registered runners closer to the race date.
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