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Follow on Google News | Monster of all Runs Set for Ellicottville this FallBy: Ellicottville Chamber of Commerce “There are several reasons why you and your friends won’t want to miss this event, starting with the fact we’re catering to runners of all ages and experience levels, with everything from a half marathon for distance runners, to a 5k for those who prefer the shorter races to a ¾ mile fun run for four to 12-year-olds,” Just 45 minutes south of Buffalo, Ellicottville is a four season playground for visitors not only from Western New York, but Southern Ontario, Ohio and Northern P.A. thanks to the historic town’s many shops, restaurants and boutiques… all set against a scenic backdrop of mountains and the nearby Allegany’s. “We anticipate a lot of people… especially those coming from further away will want to spend the weekend here because there are so many things to do to before and after the race,” observes Ellicottville Chamber of Commerce executive director Brian McFadden. “I’m not just talking about killing time if you’ll pardon the expression, as we could very likely have more shops, restaurants and bars per square block than anywhere else in New York State. And if shopping isn’t your thing, we have hundreds of miles of both trails and quiet country roads for everyone from hikers and runners, to mountain and road bikers.” Adding to the ghoulishly fun event, is a post run Monster Party at the Ellicottville Brewing Company, a destination brew pub and event sponsor that recently underwent a $3 million dollar expansion. EBC features more than a dozen microbrews made on site, an outdoor garden and a special events area that overlooks the two-story high brewing kettles. The other event sponsor - Holiday Valley Resort, is offering stays that includes a continental breakfast and use of the onsite indoor/outdoor pool, hot tub and sauna – all at a nightly race of $113 that race participants are sure to be goblin up. The resort also has an onsite spa that offers massage and numerous other treatments designed to bring participants back to the land of the living. Prizes will be awarded to the top male and female participants for the half marathon and 5k as well as the top finishers in each age category and also for best costumes. As for the kid’s run, all participants will receive a finisher’s medal. Entry fees for the half marathon are $65 until August 31 and $20 for the 5k up until October 15. For additional details regarding everything from course details to training plans and online registration, go to www.evlhalf.com. To learn more about Ellicottville, go to www.ellicottvilleny.com or call 1-800-349-9099. Media Contact: Mark Wessel, Bullpen PR, 705-445-2733 End
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