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Name: Spring Sprockets & Walk-Its for HPC (Plus our 25th Anniversary)
Start: 2024-05-04T10:00:00-04:00
End: 2024-05-04T13:00:00-04:00
Location: Pine Hill Park

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Spring Sprockets & Walk-Its for HPC (Plus our 25th Anniversary)

May 4 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Saturday, May 4th marks our 3rd annual Spring Sprockets & Walk-Its outdoor fundraiser, AND 25 Years serving the people and communities of Rutland County!

We’re stoked to celebrate Spring and this milestone with you at Pine Hill Park! This year’s generous sponsors allow us to offer big discounts on registration fees.

🐥 Earlier Birds (Now through April 25th): Adults $10 / Youth $5 / Kids $2

🍗 Later Birds (April 26th through day of event): Adults $15 / Youth $7 / Kids $3

Register Here

About Spring Sprockets

What is Spring Sprockets & Walk-Its?

It’s a scavenger hunt scramble event for bikers and walkers of all ages and levels in Pine Hill Park. The family-friendly event runs from 10am to 1pm and benefits the Homeless Prevention Center. This year (our third) we’ll have music, snacks, prizes, a bike repair clinic, and plenty of other surprises!

So, what IS the scavenger hunt scramble exactly?

Bikers head up onto the rad network of mountain bike trails at Pine Hill Park, while walkers and joggers explore the walking loops and activities on the adjacent Giorgetti trails. Along both routes are buckets and pails for participants to put their chips in. (You get chips at the registration table). Everyone meets back up at the Giorgetti parking lot where those chips are drawn at random for prizes!

But I Loooove walking and riding, can I do more?

You bet! Before and after prizes, folks will be riding and walking the trails just for the fun of it! Bring friends to ride with or make new ones there. And…

…Stay for the Double Feature!

This year, our fantastic partners at Come Alive Outside are hosting their Jedi Trails event in the afternoon at the same location. Spring Sprockets from 10-1 / Jedi Trails from 1 to 3:30. Come and make a day of it with HPC and Come Alive Outside at Pine Hill Park!

About The Homeless Prevention Center

For 25 years, the Homeless Prevention Center has worked with families and individuals in crisis to secure and retain housing in Rutland County. Last year we assisted 593 Vermonters, a 24% increase over 2022. Our services remain free to participants and are supported by grants and private donations. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, all donations are tax-deductible to the extent provided by law. Please consider donating today to help even more Vermonters find home in 2024!

Our Vision: To eliminate hopelessness and homelessness within our community.