The Miles for Migraine - Vermont 2026 returns to South Burlington on Saturday, September 19th at Veteran's Memorial Park in the heart of this charming city. This event is a beloved annual gathering that brings together runners and walkers from across the region and beyond. Veteran's Memorial Park stands as a green oasis just off Route 7A, surrounded by mature trees offering ample shade for race morning. The atmosphere on September mornings typically feels crisp with temperatures ranging between 13.5°C to 22.3°C, creating an invigorating environment perfect for those who participate in the early hours of that day. Since its inception nine years ago, Miles for Migraine has grown from a small community effort into a significant fundraiser supporting Migraine & Headache Awareness, Treatment & Research programs at both local and national levels. Every year, hundreds gather to not only contribute but also connect with fellow migraine sufferers in an atmosphere of support and solidarity. The race offers a 5K for adults and a Kids K for younger runners, along with the 2-mile Untimed Walk and Relax events that are free but encourage donations. The 5K run is professionally timed, adding a competitive edge to this community-focused event. Race morning finds participants setting off from Veteran's Memorial Park, navigating firm yet slightly soft terrain typical of September conditions in Vermont. The course gently winds through the park with a slight elevation gain, ensuring an engaging and varied experience for all runners. Aid stations will be strategically placed along the route to ensure that everyone has access to water or refreshments as needed. Weather on race day is expected to feel comfortable at 17.9°C, though humidity can make it feel slightly more muggy with a breeze of about 9.8 km/h. Precipitation risks are minimal with only 2.0 mm forecasted for the morning, ensuring clear skies and sunshine lasting up to 9 hours and 59 minutes.
The Miles for Migraine - Vermont 2026 offers a 5K Chip Timed Run, a 2 Mile Untimed Walk, Relax with us, and Virtual Event Participant options. Registration is available online at https://raceroster.com/events/2026/114328/miles-for-migraine-vermont-2026 for $12.01 per runner or $39.81 for the virtual option, which includes a participant shirt. Fees are due by September 5th to secure your spot. Bibs can be picked up on race day from 7 AM at Veteran's Memorial Park, where you'll need to bring valid identification and confirm that you meet the age requirement of being over 18 years old for the run or walk. The Miles for Migraine - Vermont 2026 is more than just a race; it’s an opportunity to connect with your local migraine community. The event fosters support, raises awareness, and contributes directly to vital research efforts. Don’t miss this chance to make a difference while enjoying the scenic beauty of South Burlington in early September. The Miles for Migraine - Vermont 2026 on Saturday, September 19th at Veteran's Memorial Park in South Burlington, United States.
Races Offered
2 Mile Untimed Walk
Sep 19, 2026
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2mi
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Others,
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08:30
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Free
5K Chip Timed Run
Sep 19, 2026
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5km
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Others,
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08:30
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$12.01
Weather History
These values represent the 3-year monthly averages for September in South Burlington.
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13.5° / 22.3°
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12.1° / 21.7°
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Avg sunshine hours
9h 59m
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Avg rainfall
2.0 mm
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Avg wind speed
9.8 km/h (Light breeze)
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Sweat loss rate
Moderate
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Course conditions
Firm and slightly soft
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Max UV Index
Moderate (5.0)
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Humidity
74.6%
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Sunrise
06:32
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Sunset
19:01
About South Burlington
Learn more about the host city, South Burlington.
South Burlington is a city in Northwest Vermont. It is a suburb of Burlington and is the second largest city in the state. Unlike most sizable Vermont communities, it doesn't have a downtown of any sort since most of the city's development has occurred in the last few decades. The city has intelligently reserved a large tract of land near the busiest intersection in town to construct a downtown, however they haven't yet decided how they want this done. Unfortunately, there's nothing there but a dirt road and some trees.