Dec
31

Market to Market Relay

The Market to Market® Relay is what Ohio runners are talking about! A team running relay from Cincinnati to Dayton, the Market to Market® Relay Ohio covers 76 miles over 19 stages on a beautiful and varied course. Teams of 6, 7 or 8 runners hop in a van, run, rest and repeat. The course follows the Little Miami Scenic Trail, paved streets, back roads and urban trails through a wild and scenic slice of southwestern Ohio.

Dec
31

7th Annual Kenton Caper Bike Tour

Enjoy the fall colors during this scenic ride through Clark and Champaign Counties! Choose your route of 8, 22, 36 or 75 miles or go on the 1-mile fun walk. Your participation helps raise awareness and funds for people who have developmental disabilities.

Dec
31

Dayton River Corridor Classic

Sunday, October 12, 2014 at Payne Recreation Center: 3800 Main St. Moraine, Ohio 45439

The Races: There are two race distances, a Half Marathon(13.1 miles) and a 5K.

Race Day: Sunday, October 12, 2014. 9 a.m. for Half Marathoners & 9:15 for 5Kers. Runners are asked to show up by 8:30 as the main entrance will be closed and you will be rerouted for parking

Registration: Register online or by mail. Participation is limited, however, if spaces remain late registrations can happen in person on October 11, 2014.

Dec
31

5th Annual Race for Global Water

Fairfield, OH. Walk or run a section of the Great Miami River Trail in Fairfield.

Nearly 6,000 people around the world, mainly children, die every day because they don't have access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene education. This statistic is what Water For People is trying to change and you can be involved in helping the effort by participating in this year's 5K fundraiser.

Follow this link for more information and to register.

Dec
31

Miles for Freedom

The mission of Miles for Freedom is to bring awareness and funding to ministries that support the restoration and freedom of people. We will use the event as a platform for others to become involved in a tangible and sacrificial way. Our pain in sport and giving will be for a purpose. To see broken walls rebuilt.

Dec
31

Major Taylor Cycling Club 7th Annual Signature Ride

The Major Taylor Cycling Club of Dayton promotes cycling to all level of riders focusing on skill development, safety, physical fitness and training in the Dayton Community.  The Annual Signature Ride is a key event that allows the club to promote our mission in the Dayton community.  This year proceeds for the event will be donated to the Westmont Optimist Club of Dayton to further its mission to strengthen the progress of local children.  There will be two rides for this event: adults have the choice of a 32 or 62 mile ride and the family ride is 10 miles all starting at Welcome Stadium i

Dec
31

Friends of the Little Miami State Park - Annual Meeting

The Friends of the Little Miami State Park has moved its Annual Meeting to June 29, 4:00 in Hisey Park in Waynesville.  Please mark your calendar for June 29 and plan on joining us for a fun get-together, picnic, and open meeting at Hisey Park. More details to come.

Dec
31

Fairborn Bikeway Public Meeting

City hosting forum on bike path project to Extend Huffma Prarie Bikeway


The city of Fairborn is hosting an open house Tuesday, May 13, for a proposed bike path that will connect the existing path at Ohio 235 (Xenia Drive) near Calamityville to Central Avenue and South Street. The meeting will be from 6-8 p.m. in the city’s Fire Training Room, 44 W. Hebble Avenue.

Dec
31

Go w/the Flow Bike Yoga

Get your mind, body and soul ready for a week of bike riding! Bring your yoga mat. Ride your bike. Kick off National Bike Week with a free, invigorating Vinyasa yoga class with relaxing live music. Go w/ the Flow Yoga-Bike Edition at RiverScape MetroPark, 6PM Monday May 12, 2014. No experience, no problem, give it a try.

Dec
31

Blessing of the Bikes - Piqua

Piqua - Community is invited to a Bike Blessing is this Friday May 9th at noon at the downtown Gazebo, in front of the Ft.

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