Mt. Washington
Take the First Step. Reach New Heights.
Not quite up for conquering Everest? You have the option of taking on the challenge of climbing Mt. Washington Instead!
10 laps around the paved hill road
Runs are completed as individuals
Good, fun challenging runs for kids and adults
Shirts for everyone who raises $300 and completes the run
New for this year, the Mt. Washington Run offers participants the opportunity to challenge themselves while supporting Beat The Streets New England—no team required.
This individual uphill challenge follows a paved course, making it an excellent option for runners who want to push themselves, experience the excitement of race day, or begin their journey toward one day taking on the Mt. Everest Run. Whether you're a seasoned runner, a young athlete, or simply looking for a meaningful way to support the cause, the Mt. Washington Run provides an unforgettable challenge with a purpose.
Like Mount Washington itself, every climb requires determination, resilience, and the willingness to keep moving forward. Every step you take represents the journey our young athletes face as they overcome obstacles with the support of mentors, coaches, and their community.
Challenge yourself. Support local youth. Discover how far you can climb.
Mt. Everest Run Rules & Guidelines
To ensure a safe, fair, and enjoyable event for everyone, all participants must follow these rules:
General Rules
All participants must complete the event waiver prior to participating.
Participants under 18 years of age must have a parent or guardian sign the waiver.
Follow all instructions from race officials, volunteers, and event staff at all times.
Unsportsmanlike conduct or unsafe behavior may result in removal from the event.
Mt. Washington Run
This is an individual event.
Participants must remain on the designated course for the duration of the run.
Follow all course markings and volunteer directions.
10 Laps completes the run
Safety
Participants should be physically prepared for a strenuous uphill event.
Stay hydrated and use designated hydration stations.
If you experience dizziness, chest pain, difficulty breathing, or feel unable to continue, stop immediately and notify the nearest volunteer or medical staff.
Headphones are discouraged. If worn, keep the volume low enough to hear race officials and surrounding participants.
Proper athletic footwear is required.
No bicycles, scooters, skateboards, or pets are permitted on the course.
Event Etiquette
Respect fellow participants, volunteers, spectators, and park property.
Dispose of trash in designated receptacles.
Keep team areas clean throughout the event.
Encourage others and help create a positive atmosphere.
Awards
Awards will be presented in categories announced prior to the event.
Timing and results are considered final once verified by event officials.
Beat The Streets New England reserves the right to interpret and enforce all event rules.
Above all else, remember why we climb. Every step supports Beat The Streets New England and helps provide local youth with mentorship, opportunity, and a community that believes in them.