START/FINISH
The race will start and finish at Cooperstown Brewing Company with a stop at Brewery Ommegang. Participants will run a 5K from Cooperstown Brewing Company to Brewery Ommegang, then jump on a bike and ride a 20 mile bike loop back to Brewery Ommegang, where they will dismount and run the 5K back to Cooperstown Brewing Company.
REGISTRATION & PACKET PICKUP:
Friday evening starting at 5pm at Cooperstown Brewing Company we will be doing registration and packet pickup with beer specials and the pizza truck.
Race day registration and packet pickup will take place at Cooperstown Brewing Company beginning at 7:00am. The race can be completed solo or with one or two others for the team event.
- SOLO* ........................................ $50
- 2 Person Team* ......................... $60
- 3 Person Team* ......................... $70
*Registration fee includes post-race wristbands for beer (must be 21 or older). Please note that you must be 21 years of age or older and ID is required in order to receive your wristband.
Beer specials all day with Cooperstown Brewing Company with the proceeds being donated to Camp Pathfinder.
Stay around after the race for the Ryan Matter Band.
Saturday, August 19Ryan
PARKING:There will free parking within walking distance of the start/finish line at Cooperstown Brewing Company and Brewery Ommegang. There will be bike racks available at Brewery Ommegang.
https://www.cooperstownbrewing.com/https://www.ommegang.com/MAPS:
BIKE:
https://us.mapometer.com/cycling/route_5460487.html
RUN:
https://us.mapometer.com/running/route_5460685.html
PROCEEDSProceeds will be given to
CAMP PATHFINDER
"Over the years many young men and women have been introduced to the Pathfinder Village community through our engaging summer camp experience and many of our campers return year after year.
For many people, summer camp is the first step on the road to independence.
Pathfinder Village is pleased to offer an enriching co-educational summer experience for individuals with Down syndrome and other developmental disabilities -- Camp Pathfinder!
Our campers will all share the traditional camp experience -- exploring the outdoors, expressing themselves through music and movement, making new friends, learning new skills, and "speaking with their own voice" around the campfire circle. All our activities are designed to help the adult camper explore, learn, and grow.
Overnight campers will experience a comfortable, home-like setting under the direct supervision of Pathfinder’s caring residential staff. The camp offers a quality transition experience for those who are eager to “try their wings” as adult members of our supportive community.
Camp Pathfinder offers one-week sessions and two-week sessions. Both sessions are open to people with Down syndrome and other developmental disabilities who are 18 years or older, self-preserving, and have a level of physical/emotional health that will allow them to benefit from camp."
