Ordination Rock Run

Tamworth, United States • 4 Jul 2025

The Ordination Rock Run is a family-friendly 5K fun run held annually on July 4th in Tamworth, New Hampshire, as part of the town's Independence Day celebrations. Organized by the Tamworth Outing Club, the point-to-point course starts at the historic Ordination Rock and finishes at Kenneth Brett School. The scenic route features both road and trail sections, passing through Tamworth Village and the Remick Country Doctor Museum and Farm.

Participants enjoy a festive atmosphere with commemorative bandanas, ice cream from Papa Beans, and a bib raffle. Awards include handmade mugs for top finishers and wooden nickels for age group winners redeemable at the local Farmer’s Market. The event emphasizes safety, community spirit, and local culture. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

5 km
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