25th Annual Vermont 50 Race Results Are Posted
The Race Results are Posted!
Thank You For Joining Us for Our 25th Race! Please Take Our Post Race Survey
The 25th Anniversary Race is in the books! Please Take Our Post Race Survey!
Your opinion matters and will help us improve next year and into the future. Please feel free to share the link at the end of the survey.
Whether you were a Mountain Biker, Runner, Volunteer, HAM Radio Operator, Crew Member, Family Member, Vendor, whatever we want to hear from you!
See you next year Sunday, Sept. 30 2018 for the 26th Annual Vermont 50
Get Your Pre-Race Pasta Dinner Meal Ticket at the Hotel Lobby
Tickets for the Pre-race Pasta Available Saturday in the Hotel Lobby.
Pre-Race Pasta Dinner (not included in your registration fee)
Where: Mountain View Ballroom, Windham Building, Holiday Inn Club Vacations Mount Ascutney Resort
Date: September 23, 2017
Time: 5-8:30 pm
Prices $14.95 adults, children under 12- $8.95
Meal tickets available for purchase at the Holiday Inn Club Vacations Hotel Front Desk in the Windham Building.
Menu will include:
Assorted bread
House Caesar salad
Penne pasta with meat sauce,
Sundried pesto pasta, Alfredo pasta with broccoli
Grilled chicken breast
Assorted cookies
Assorted can soda, Water
Cash Bar
Buffet style starting at 5 p.m. and will remain open till 8:30 p.m.
Gluten Free Options will be available.
Check out all the food we have for you at: RACE WEEKEND FOOD
Adaptive Off-Race Bike Ride Today at 12:30 p.m.
So excited to announce a Vermont Adaptive sponsored OFF ROAD Adaptive Bike Race/Ride on Saturday, Sept. 23 at 12:30 p.m.
Join us Saturday, Sept. 23 from 12:30-2 p.m. (the day before the Vermont 50) to learn more about our adaptive mountain bike program and ride some of Mount Ascutney’s trails. All abilities welcome, from never-ever to advanced riders. The ride will take place on the same trails as the kids’ fun race, just prior to their race on Saturday, right at the start/finish.
This leisurely 1-mile ride welcomes all adaptive and non-adaptive riders and is part of Vermont Adaptive’s open enrollment program. Reservations are required if you need to use our bikes (the number of bikes is limited). The ride itself is free and people are welcome to bring their own bikes.
After the ride, beginning at 2 p.m., we’ll have bikes to demo at the Vermont Adaptive tent as well, for those who might want to try the bikes but not go out on an official ride.
Please email Olivia Joseph at [email protected] to learn more about the ride and equipment needs.
SPORTS FOR EVERY-BODY!
Welcome to Vermont, Welcome to the 25th Annual Vermont 50!
Welcome Everyone!
On behalf of the Vermont 50 Race Committee and ALL our landowners and volunteers-WELCOME
You’ve probably heard by now that we lost an integral member, a family member, of our race. Lou Schmertz (fourth from right) passed earlier this week. He was one of the original mountain bikers and has been guiding us over these many years. If you have attended our race in the past, you may have met him at the information table, out on the course where he served as course marshal with Art Keating, out marking trails, or just bopping around in his Jeep with his dogs.
We’ll go on this weekend because he’d want us to! We hope you’ll join us in honoring his memory on Sunday before our 50 mile and 50 km race starts with a moment of silence for the big man, for Lou-ster.