Your Summer Adventure Awaits: Broome County Parks 5K Series Open to Maine-Endwell

Maine-Endwell residents looking for a fantastic way to stay active and discover the natural beauty of our local area this summer won't want to miss the 5th Annual Broome County Parks 5K Series. This beloved series, thoughtfully organized by the Broome County Parks Department, provides a wonderful chance to enjoy various natural landscapes while engaging in a fun, healthy activity right in our backyard.

The series consists of four separate 5-kilometer events, each taking place at a distinct Broome County park on specific Thursdays throughout July and August. Everyone, regardless of their fitness level, is warmly invited to participate, making it perfect for experienced runners or anyone who prefers a leisurely walk in a beautiful outdoor environment. Every race kicks off promptly at 6:30 PM EDT.

Mark your calendars for the schedule: the first race will be held at Greenwood Park on July 9, followed by an event at Dorchester Park on July 23. The series then moves into August with a race at Nathaniel Cole Park on August 6, before concluding at Otsiningo Park on August 20.

Flexible registration options are available to suit everyone's plans. Individuals can sign up for the entire four-race series for $64.60, a price that includes a commemorative t-shirt. The deadline to register for the full series is July 7, 2026. For those who prefer to participate in individual events, registration costs $20 per race. If you decide last-minute, on-site registration is also available for $20 per race, and t-shirts can be purchased separately for $15.

Beyond the clear health benefits and the opportunity to experience our fantastic local parks, a portion of the proceeds from the Broome County Parks 5K Series will be donated to CHOW-Broome County Council of Churches, supporting vital community initiatives. As a special thank you, all participants who register for the full series will receive a medal, celebrating their commitment to both personal wellness and community support.

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