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Where the Pavement Ends Double Loop

Ridgefield, United States • 20 Sep 2026

Where the Pavement Ends Single & Double Loop

Where the Pavement Ends Single & Double Loop takes place on September 20, 2026, in Ridgefield, Connecticut. The event starts and finishes at the Lake Windwing ballfields on South Shore Drive. Runners may complete one loop or two loops of the marked trail course.

Course, distances and series

The course runs through the Hemlock Hills and Pine Mountain open space areas. The trail is described as technical and rocky. Distances offered:

  • 4.25-mile single loop
  • 8-mile approximate double loop (two laps)

This race is part of the Westchester-Fairfield Trail Mix Series, a series of seven trail races. Results from all series races are combined to determine a series winner and award special prizes. Organizers recommend less experienced trail runners choose the single loop. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States Connecticut Ridgefield

Race information

Registration
8 mi
Where the Pavement Ends - Double Loop
4 mi
Where the Pavement Ends - Single Loop
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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