Westmore Mountain Challenge
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About the race
The Westmore Mountain Challenge is a one-day trail run in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, covering five mountains—Moose, Hor, Pisgah, Haystack and Bald—for a total distance of about 26 miles and roughly 6,100 feet of elevation gain. The course traverses public trails on steep terrain, with a shuttle-assisted route that can be chosen as shorter legs (11.7, 15.8, or 20.5 miles), up to the full marathon, including a road segment to NorthWoods. Support includes water, snacks, a rest station at Long Pond, and a finish celebration at NorthWoods.
The event emphasizes community and conservation, with trails built and maintained by NorthWoods’ Conservation Corps, and features the Jean Haigh Memorial Award scholarship. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.