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Onion River Outdoors Birdland 5K

Montpelier, United States • 1 Jun 2026

Event Overview

The Birdland 5K is a trail race taking place in Montpelier, Vermont. The course travels through North Branch Park, featuring rolling singletrack trails, forested hills, and babbling brooks.

Registration and Fees

Pre-registration is priced at $20. Day-of registration is available from 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM for $25.

Race Details

The event has a mass start for all participants at 9:30 AM. The race is cupless, meaning participants should bring their own water bottle or hydration pack. While the course is marked for runner safety, the trails remain open to bicycles and pedestrians.

Awards

Top three finishers in each category receive Onion River Outdoors gift cards. The top three overall finishers receive a unique prize.

Series Affiliation

This race is part of the Central Vermont Runners and Onion River Outdoors Race Series. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States Vermont Montpelier

Race information

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5 km
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