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Granite Gorge Yo-Yo Run

Roxbury, United States • 25 Oct 2026

Granite Gorge Yo-Yo Run.

Organizers have postponed this edition of the race until the following year; more information is expected in 2026. The event is presented as a mountain race held in Keene, New Hampshire, at 341 Route 9.

The course requires participants to climb and descend the mountain four times. Most of the route is run on ski trails with some single-track sections mixed in. The full course distance is 4.9 miles with a total of 1650 feet of up-and-down elevation.

Awards include prize money for the first three male and first three female finishers, plus unique age-group awards across seven categories. Various raffle prizes are listed for entrants who are present at the event.

Proceeds from the race support the Keene Community Kitchen. The listing identifies this event specifically as a mountain race and describes the terrain and award structure without additional operational details. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States New Hampshire Roxbury

Race information

Registration
5 mi
Mountain Race
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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