Vermont Overland (run)
Registration Opens in 1 week, 6 days, 23 hours, and 40 minutes
About
About The Overland (run):
We got our start by believing in the transformative power of all-surface exploration. It’s the best way to race, run, ride, and ultimately experience a landscape. This is our first running-specific event and it certainly won’t be our last.
This is not a half marathon. This is not an Ultra. It’s something completely different. Challenge yourself over 15 miles and close to 2,500 ft across an all-surface course covering the best of the best in West Windsor, VT.
This event raises funds for both Ascutney Outdoors and Ascutney Trails Association.
Race Info:
- Saturday, August 23rd, 2025
- Ascutney Outdoors, 449 Ski Tow Road, Brownsville, Vermont
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15-mile “Overland TRAIL”
- 6-mile “Overland Path” option is available
- 9am EST mass start. Registration and check in opens at 7am EST.
- $5,000 in cash prizes for the top-3 women and men in the 15-mile Overland TRAIL.
- Race is limited to 1,000 runners.
- Compete in the OVERLAND TROPHY
- An overall competition between our 15-mile Overland Trail running race and 55-mile Overland bicycle race. Read more here.
Registration Info:
- Registration opens at 9am EST on January 1st, 2025.
- Juniors race for FREE. Always.
- West Windsor locals have a guaranteed spot. Contact us with your address.
- We save space for women.
- Registering for a Vermont Overland event is a commitment to yourself, our charities, the local West Windsor community, and our Vermont Overland Staff. We take this very seriously and have developed our registration and no-refund policies to around this fact.
- Vermont Overland does not issue, process, or handle any refunds or deferrals and reserves the right to postpone, cancel or defer the event in any way shape, or form without issuing refunds whatsoever.
- By registering for and participating in a Vermont Overland event, you are agreeing to our Privacy Policy.
Registration
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500 Spots left|Registration Opens January 1, 202515 mile "TRAIL" course – Overland (run) – Men$125Saturday, August 23, 20259:00 AMIncludes 15 miles, 2,500ft of elevation gain, 2 rest stops, incredible post-race food & drink, customer 2025 Overland hat, and the potential glory of completing an Overland.
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500 Spots left|Registration Opens January 1, 202515 mile "TRAIL" course – Overland (run) – Women$125Saturday, August 23, 20259:00 AMIncludes 15 miles, 2,500ft of elevation gain, 2 rest stops, incredible post-race food & drink, customer 2025 Overland hat, and the potential glory of completing an Overland.
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75 Spots left|Registration Opens January 1, 202515 mile "TRAIL" course – Overland (run) – JuniorsFreeSaturday, August 23, 20259:00 AMIncludes 15 miles, 2,500ft of elevation gain, 2 rest stops, incredible post-race food & drink, customer 2025 Overland hat, and the potential glory of completing an Overland.
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500 Spots left|Registration Opens January 1, 202515 mile "TRAIL" course – Overland (run) – non binary$125Saturday, August 23, 20259:00 AMIncludes 15 miles, 2,500ft of elevation gain, 2 rest stops, incredible post-race food & drink, customer 2025 Overland hat, and the potential glory of completing an Overland.
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500 Spots left|Registration Opens January 1, 20256 mile "PATH" course – Overland (run) – Men$95Saturday, August 23, 20259:00 AMIncludes 6 miles, 1,000ft of elevation gain, 1 rest stop, incredible post-race food & drink, custom 2025 Overland hat, and the potential glory of completing an Overland.
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500 Spots left|Registration Opens January 1, 20256 mile "PATH" course – Overland (run) – Women$95Saturday, August 23, 20259:00 AMIncludes 6 miles, 1,000ft of elevation gain, 1 rest stop, incredible post-race food & drink, custom 2025 Overland hat, and the potential glory of completing an Overland.
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75 Spots left|Registration Opens January 1, 20256 mile "PATH" course – Overland (run) – JuniorsFreeSaturday, August 23, 20259:00 AMIncludes 6 miles, 1,000ft of elevation gain, 1 rest stop, incredible post-race food & drink, custom 2025 Overland hat, and the potential glory of completing an Overland.
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500 Spots left|Registration Opens January 1, 20256 mile "PATH" course – Overland (run) – non binary$95Saturday, August 23, 20259:00 AMIncludes 6 miles, 1,000ft of elevation gain, 1 rest stop, incredible post-race food & drink, custom 2025 Overland hat, and the potential glory of completing an Overland.
Series Passes
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Series Pass
What is The OVERLAND TROPHY?
More sports are better than one. Challenge ignites growth. Physical and physiological boundaries are meant to be broken. The Overland TROPHY is all about being a well-rounded athlete with the ability to traverse a landscape efficiently no matter the mode. We want this to challenge you, push your boundaries, and discover the fun in each unique sport.
We’re pleased to introduce a leaderboard for the participants who are competing in both of our events: The Overland (bike) and The Overland TRAIL (run).
How is it scored?
The OVERLAND TROPHY will be a leaderboard based on combined overall time for participants who finish both events. This is a new thing for us, and we’re excited to bring this unique overall leaderboard to our events.
What are the prizes?
Mostly bragging rights, but also an awards ceremony presented after The Overland (bike) on August 24th with custom Vermont Overland prizes. We’ll be recognizing the overall top-3 women, men, and non-binary participants who complete The Overland TROPHY. Our results database will have categorizations for ages as well.
How do I Participate?
All you have to do is complete both events, which means you need to be signed up for both events. Registration day for each event opens on New Year’s Day at 9am EST.
Series pass includes:
● Vermont Overland (bike)
● Vermont Overland (run)
Donate
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Donate to Ascutney Trails Association (ATA)The mission of ATA is to advocate for and maintain accessibility of low-impact trails and structures used for human powered recreational activities in the townships of the Mt. Ascutney Area, and to support and preserve the deep historic connection Mt. Ascutney has to Vermont and New Hampshire. ATA adheres to environmentally sound methods of responsible trail building, use, and stewardship while promoting outdoor education and cooperation with landowners.