New Hampshire · 4.9 Miles

Granite Gorge Yo-Yo Run.

Granite Gorge Yo-Yo Run. is a 4.9 Miles event held in Keene, New Hampshire. It was last held on October 25, 2026 and is usually run in October; the next date hasn't been announced yet.

Usually held
October
Location
Keene, NH

Race details

Last held
October 25, 2026
Usually held in
October
Distances
4.9 Miles
Course
1650 ft gain
Registration
runsignup.com

Registration, course & weather

Start time
9:30 AM EDT
Course profile
Loop course; Trail surface; 1650 ft gain (estimated from third-party elevation data)

About the Granite Gorge Yo-Yo Run.

Sunday 25 October at 9am Yo-Yo-Yo!! This is a race for all of you Yo-Yo's out there! Why Yo-Yo? Because that's exactly what you're going to feel like after going up and down the mountain 4 times (different trails each time). There isn't another mountain race out there like this one. New to mountain running or not, come test yourself on this exciting course in a beautiful setting. The course is run mostly on ski trails with one single-track uphill mixed in. The race amounts to 4.9 miles with a t…

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Granite Gorge Yo-Yo Run.: common questions

When is the Granite Gorge Yo-Yo Run.?
The next date hasn't been announced in the listing yet. The race is usually held in October. Check the organiser's website for the official date.
Where is the Granite Gorge Yo-Yo Run. held?
In Keene, New Hampshire.
What distances does the Granite Gorge Yo-Yo Run. offer?
4.9 Miles.
How do I register for the Granite Gorge Yo-Yo Run.?
Registration is handled by the organiser at runsignup.com. Entry fees, caps and deadlines are set there.
Is registration open for the Granite Gorge Yo-Yo Run.?
Registration status as last checked September 22, 2026: open. $35 (from runsignup.com, checked September 22, 2026).
What time does the Granite Gorge Yo-Yo Run. start?
9:30 AM EDT.
What is the course like at the Granite Gorge Yo-Yo Run.?
Loop course; Trail surface; 1650 ft gain (estimated from third-party elevation data).