Event Category: Outside Event

Events that are not sponsored by FLRC.

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This is a USATF-certified course (NY16060JG) located in scenic Otsiningo Park in Binghamton, New York. The course is a flat and fast run along a paved roadway and walking trails through the park. Pre-registration Fee: $15 without a T-shirt, $30 with a T-shirt Race Day Registration: $25 (without a T-shirt)

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Flat, certified (NY83004TC) out and back course along the East Shore of Onondaga Lake. Start at Willow Bay, turn around near the Yacht Club, and finish at Willow Bay. To get to the start, enter the park via Long Branch Road. Register here.

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We are bringing a competitive one-mile running race to the heart of Canandaigua. The Canandaigua Mile will showcase our local businesses and raise awareness for water quality in Canandaigua Lake. The race will conclude with a post-race party including some of our sponsors, awards, live music, food, raffles/giveaways, and a volunteer lakeside cleanup hosted by… Read more »

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The Cortland YMCA’s annual “Rock Around the Block” starts and ends at Suggett park, just a yards away from where the city’s “PorchFest” music and community festival takes place the same day. Enjoy live music and support the Cortland County Family YMCA! A 2.5K option for the runners and walkers not quite ready for a… Read more »

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The Lighthouse 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run is in its eighth year. All ages and abilities are welcome.  The course is flat and fast, following paved and dirt roads around Myers Park and Salt Point. It benefits the Lansing Cross County program.

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Youth will be able to race down Main Street in front of the parade. This is a FREE event open to all children. All participants will receive a completion ribbon at the finish line! All age groups will line up in front of the Groton Bank at 161 Main St, by 5:30pm Wear your Groton apparel if… Read more »

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The course follows village streets (2.5 miles), an old railroad bed (.5 miles), and finishes on the high school track. Some flat terrain, with a few steady inclines and declines, and one short, steep hill just before the mile. This race is sponsored by and is a fundraiser for the Groton Cross Country Programs &… Read more »

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The goal of the 5k is to raise money for specialized training in eating disorders for clinicians in Cortland. You can run, walk, bead crawl, whatever you prefer! There will be raffles following the 5k as another way to donate toward the cause. Learn more and register

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Walk or run through Hector’s scenic hillside as part of the fundraising for the Hector Area Lions Club in its efforts to better serve our community’s needs. Starting at the Oasis at Hazlitt Winery, you will weave your way through vineyards and farmland trails while catching glimpses of Seneca Lake. Register