Big Day Run Off

Gorham, United States • 3 May 2026

Course

The race covers roughly 13.1 miles. The route mostly uses singletrack trails on the Coös Trails Network. It also includes a short paved section, a gravel road section, and a woods road section used as a snowmobile trail in winter. Some sections of the course overlap, which will be clearly marked.

The course features an elevation gain of 1,508 feet, starting at 800 feet above sea level. There are tentative plans for two aid stations. The course may be shared with other trail users like mountain bikers or hikers.

Event Details

The event starts and finishes at Big Day Brewing in Gorham, New Hampshire. Registration is open on the day of the event. Bib pickup is available on the morning of the race. Parking is available on-site.

Water, coffee, and snacks are provided before and after the race. Participants receive a voucher for a beer and sandwich combo at Big Day Brewing after the event.

Purpose

Proceeds from the event support the Coös Cycling Club's stewardship work on the Coös Trails Network. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

13 mi
Half Marathon
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