Schuylkill Shuffle 5k, 10 Miler & Family Fun Loop

Join Schuylkill River Greenways for our first walk/run event on the SRT on Saturday, October 10th, 2026! We have 3 different options available - 5k, 10 Mile Run and a Family Fun Loop!

All proceeds from the Run will go directly to our Stewardship Fund to ensure all future maintenance needs are funded.  

All runs will start and end at Pottstown Riverfront Park!

• The 5K will turn before Old Reading Pike and is on paved trail.
• The 10-Mile will cross the Douglassville Bridge, one of the 5 SRT bridges before turning around and is paved and crushed gravel trail.
• The Family Fun Loop, all ages welcome, strollers allowed, no pets please. This will take place at the Pottstown Riverfront Park Loop which is both paved and crushed gravel trail. This is just under a mile long. Each registration covers one adult and two children under 12. 

All road crossings will be supported from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm and there will be water stops along the routes. Following the run, there will be a finish line celebration to refuel with food and drinks!

Start Times:

• 5K Starts at 9:00 am
• 10-Miler starts at 9:15 am
• Family Fun Loop starts at 9:30 am

All 5k and 10 miler registration include a commemorative SRT Beanie! 

Our event T-shirt will be available for purchase soon! Please visit our web store here to order. All proceeds go to the Stewardship Fund benefiting the Schuylkill River Trail. 

Packet Pick-up will be available on the morning of the Run at Pottstown Riverfront Park, starting at 7:30am or at the SRG office (140 College Drive, Pottstown) on Friday, October 9th from 12pm-4pm. 

Course Maps:

• 5K- https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6622597485/ 
• 10-Miler - https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/6660388927

More Information About Our Stewardship Fund

At Schuylkill River Greenways, we’re passionate about building new trails—but keeping them safe, beautiful, and accessible is just as important. From Pottstown to Frackville, challenges like storm damage, sinkholes, and fallen trees can pop up at any time, often requiring us to shift resources away from creating new trail experiences.

That’s where the Stewardship Fund comes in. This dedicated fund will help us respond quickly to maintenance needs, tackle major repairs, and care for the trail in ways that grants and memberships don’t always cover. With your support, we can ensure the trails you love are ready for race day—and every day.

To learn more about the Stewardship Fund and how you can make a difference, please click the link below:

Stewardship Fund