2025 was a banner year for marathon racing in the state of Vermont, with a remarkable 14 new single age and age group records set at the marathon distance. In a typical year 3-5 records are broken. The marathons held in the state in 2025 were the M&T Bank Vermont City Marathon, where 13 records were set, the Champlain Islands ... More

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Rdy2Run Marathon Training Program Coach Sam Davis sent out the following email this morning to the athletes that have signed up for his training program for the M&T Bank Vermont City Marathon and, given the cold weather and winter precipitation in the forecast, it was just too useful not to share more broadly. Hello Runners, I wanted to reach out as we ... More

For decades, the M&T Bank Vermont City Marathon & Relay has been more than just a race—it’s a celebration of community, perseverance, and shared accomplishments. From its humble beginnings in 1989 to becoming one of the region’s most anticipated spring road races, this event welcomes participants of all abilities to the beautiful streets of Burlington. Notably, from its very first year, ... More

  In this edition of the RunVermont Pulse: 1.  Recap of December Events 2.  Freezy Cheeks 5K Series Kickoff 3.  Looking for Mini Milers Coaches 4.  From the Blog 5.  Race Lodging Options Start Line of Light Up the Night Fun Run & Walk and Lighted Tree Recap December Events And They're Off: Participants Starting Light Up the Night Fun Run & Walk For many years, the RunVermont office was ... More

Standing on the shores of Lake Champlain, every participant in the M&T Bank Vermont City Marathon & Relay shares a common goal: reaching the finish line (or relay exchange zone) with strength and pride. Some may also have a time goal (or two). At RunVermont, we believe the journey to that moment is just as important as the race itself, ... More

Last July I ran into Vermont Bar Counsel (and former RunVermont Board Member) Mike Kennedy at Vermont 100. In addition to being at Vermont 100 to support a friend, Mike was also supporting his own well-being. Over the summer, Mike had committed to doing “summer stuff,” with the goal “of balancing a career in the legal profession with interests outside ... More

Encouraging kids to run isn't just about physical health; it's about fostering a lifelong love for movement, building self-confidence, and enjoying time outdoors as a family. If you're wondering how to introduce kids to running without turning it into a chore or a demanding sport too early, the key is to prioritize fun, safety, and a gradual, supportive approach. Start with ... More