Amy's Adventure Race for the Lake

Bolton Landing, United States • 4 Oct 2025

Amy’s Adventure Race for the Lake is an annual trail running event held in Bolton Landing, New York, organized by the Lake George Land Conservancy. The race features two challenging courses: a 4.5-mile and a 10-mile route, both winding through scenic forests and rugged single-track trails with rewarding climbs and stunning views. The event promotes outdoor recreation, sustainable trail use, and land conservation in the Lake George region.

Participants celebrate post-race at an after-party hosted at Bolton Landing Brewing Co. Proceeds support critical land protection projects and expanding outdoor access. The race fosters community spirit and environmental stewardship among runners and supporters. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

10 mi
10-Mile Course
4 mi
4.5-Mile Course
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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