Run The Farm

We have a date set for “Run The Farm” — Sunday, October 21st, 2012. Hope to see you there!

The Loop

The Leatherman's Loop is a 10k trail race held annually each spring.

In 2013 the Loop is tentatively scheduled for: The fourth sunday in April (4/28/13) subject to permits and park approval. It is also possible it may be held the sunday before (4/21/13). Stay tuned for updates.

Lottery Registration will open in early January 2013. Check back here then or sign up for our email list or friend us on Facebook to get a note before lottery begins.

The event is held at the Ward Pound Ridge Reservation in Cross River, NY.

Loop starts at 9am. Please see FAQ for arrival time advice.

More info

Watch a brief video of the run to see what it's all about.

Read about some Loop history from one of the Loop founders, Tony Godino.

Read about the Legend of the Leatherman.

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Born To Run

“Required reading for all Loop runners!”
—Tony Godino, Leatherman’s Loop 21-year Race Director

One of the reasons the Leatherman’s Loop is so popular is because it is FUN!  This book is about having fun with your running.  It is also about revealing a truth about all people: that we are born to run long distances, over rough terrain, and we should run for the sheer joy of running.

The author weaves a tale of the Tarahumara people of Mexico who run incredible distances through some of the toughest terrain on earth and an American who calls himself Caballo Blanco “a mysterious loner who lives among the tribe.” It includes the science and study of running along with other unforgettable people and races.  There are many book reviews and testimonials on the web.  The site http://www.borntorun.org is run by one of the ultrarunners from the book nicknamed “Barefoot Ted.” 

Search on the book title and author, Christopher McDougall and you will get lots of sites with more information. 

Here’s a video clip by the book’s author.  Watch his running stride and check out his footwear. 

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