March 14, 2009 – The Leatherman's Loop

How Do You Train?: Audubon Center in Greenwich

November 10, 2011March 14, 2009 by leathermansloop

View Larger Map The Audubon Center in Greenwich is located at 613 Riversville Road. The center is 522 total acres and has a perimeter trail of approximately 2.5 miles. With connecting trails and nearby dirt roads it is possible to create a run of just about any distance up to 5 miles. There are other … Read more

The 2024 Loop is scheduled for Sunday, April 28, 2024.

The Loop starts at 9am.

Please see FAQ for arrival time advice.

The Leatherman's Loop is a 10k trail race held each spring. The event has been held annually at the Ward Pound Ridge Reservation in Cross River, NY since 1987 and we believe it is the largest trail race on the East Coast of the United States.

Loop Registration information is here.

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

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

Legend: Read about the Legend of the Leatherman.

Sunday November 12, 2023
Eighth Running!

We added the virtual Raven 100k Challenge in 2020 and by popular demand we are continuing to run the virtual challenge. Read about this month-long endurance challenge complete with badges and custom finisher woodallions!

Raven Rocks Run is the first new race at Ward Pound Reservation in nearly 20 years. The Raven Rocks 10k Run is a challenging course with great views, rocky climbs, ridgeline trails, hilly meadows, ravines, and the site of the former fire tower.

The race aims to help raise money to bring back and operate the fire tower at its former site so a whole new generation can enjoy the sweeping 360 degree views of Long Island Sound, Connecticut, the Hudson Highlands, and New York City it will afford.

Race was run the first time in 2015.

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