Rail Trail to the Footbridge 5k and Kids 1k

Sat, May 30, 2026
United States
Granville
100% asphalt
87–150
runsignup.com/Race/NY/Granville/RailTrailToTheFootbridge5kAndKids1k
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Road runs in United States, Granville

Distances

Running
Rail Trail to the Footbridge 5k
5 km
Start: Jan 3, 10:00 PM
35.00 EUR
Running
Kids 1k
1 km
Start: Jan 3, 10:00 PM
15.00 EUR
Running
Kids 1k
1 km

About

The Rail Trail to the Footbridge 5k race is held on Granville's beautiful rail trail from Andrew’s Lane in the Town of Granville and finishes right on the foot bridge over the Mettowee. This is a very scenic and relatively flat course you don’t want to miss! Whether you are an experienced runner, novice or just want to walk a beautiful scenic trail, this is the event for you! We also offer a kid's 1k. We welcome school age groups at a discount to encourage our youth to get outside and be active! Corporate Team options are available as well.

Catering & aid stations

Water and snacks available at aid stations along the course.

Pacers

Pacers will be available for the Rail Trail to the Footbridge 5k to help runners maintain target times. Check event page for specific pacer start waves and pace groups for the 5k; the Kids 1k is pace-neutral.

Surface mix

100% asphalt

Typical weather in Granville

Monthly averages based on historical data (2000–present).

Jan58°44°

↑ 07:25

↓ 17:40

Feb62°47°

↑ 07:07

↓ 18:09

Mar68°53°

↑ 07:33

↓ 19:32

Apr74°59°

↑ 06:54

↓ 19:53

May81°67°

↑ 06:25

↓ 20:15

Jun86°73°

↑ 06:16

↓ 20:32

Jul88°76°

↑ 06:27

↓ 20:32

Aug86°76°

↑ 06:48

↓ 20:08

Sep83°71°

↑ 07:08

↓ 19:30

Oct76°62°

↑ 07:27

↓ 18:51

Nov67°53°

↑ 06:54

↓ 17:23

Dec62°47°

↑ 07:18

↓ 17:20

Weather data by Open-Meteo

What's included in entry

Race timing and result
Finisher medal

Event T-shirt
Aid stations (water & snacks)

Prices & signup

Rail Trail to the Footbridge 5k35.00 EUR
Kids 1k15.00 EUR

FAQ

What is the course like?

The course is a scenic, relatively flat rail trail from Andrew’s Lane in Granville to a footbridge over the Mettowee—ideal for runners and walkers alike.