Mixed Up Trail Notes
The Trail Mix SeriesWe send out brief notes about our Trail Mix Trail Race Series (https://trailmixseries.org) in Westchester & Fairfield Counties (NY and CT).
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The Countdown is ON!
Where the Pavement Ends is coming up FAST — j...
Four 2026 Trail Races coming up! The Trail Mix Series continues in the Fall....
Hello Trail Mix Runners,
The Trail Mix Series continues in the fall -- FOUR trail races remain in the series!
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September 20th - Where the Pavement Ends (4.25 mile / 8.5 mile)
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October 11th - Paine to Pain Tr...
THIS SUNDAY - Trail Mix Series Continues! Spring Run the Farm - May 17th
Trail Mix Runners:
This SUNDAY May 17th - Race #3 in the Trail Mix Series!
Spring Run the Farm is a 5 mile trail race at Muscoot Farm in Katonah / Somers, NY.
Sign up is open now for both the Spring and the Fall races — and you...
2 Weeks til Spring Run the Farm - May 17th - Trail Mix Race #3!
Trail Mix Runners:
Spring Run the Farm is a 5 mile trail race at Muscoot Farm in Katonah / Somers, NY on May 17th. It will be the third race in the Trail Mix 2026 Series.
There are also two KIDS Run the Farm age-appropriate trail ra...
4 Weeks til Spring Run the Farm - May 17th - Trail Mix Race #3!
Trail Mix Runners:
Spring Run the Farm is a 5 mile trail race at Muscoot Farm in Katonah / Somers, NY on May 17th. It will be the third race in the Trail Mix 2026 Series.
There are also two KIDS Run the Farm age-appropriate trail ra...
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