29 AUGUST 2026

The Shape of a Mile

There’s something special about the mile.

It’s simple, direct, and honest, too short for strategy to unfold slowly, yet too long to sprint without consequence. The mile asks runners to commit: to a pace, to a moment, to the effort ahead.

In Hudson, New York, that commitment begins on Warren Street.

This isn’t just a race. It’s a new tradition.

H1M26 Awards

Jared Rogalski — Open Men - 3:58

Jen Dimascio-Donohu — Open Women - 4:47

Shaun Donegan — Masters Men - 4:13

Karen Bertasso Hughes — Masters Women - 4:59

Nathan Rasmussen — Overall Mens First Responder - 5:40

Nikki Morabito — Overall Womens First Responder - 7:49

William Wyeth Farmer — H1M Kids Boys - 6:14

Maia Knobloch — H1M Kids Girls - 6:24

H1M26 Results

Relive the Mile

The finishes, the high-fives, the moments on Warren Street.

H1M26 Photos

Not Fast Yet?

Run your fastest mile surrounded by history, creativity, and small-town elegance.

No loops. Just one straight, downhill mile—ideal for a PR.

With a net elevation drop of 92 feet (28 meters) on this USATF-sanctioned course, The Hudson Mile is primed for speed—whether you’re chasing a personal best or a peak performance at the mile distance.

USA Track & Field sanctioned course.

The Course ➔

Starting just above 8th and Warren Street and finishing steps from Promenade Hill Park, The Hudson Mile is a point-to-point, net-downhill race through the vibrant heart of Hudson, New York. This is no ordinary road—Warren Street is a destination in itself, lined with art galleries, antique shops, stylish boutiques, and cozy cafés. Each block adds its own charm to your run.

Push the pace, soak in the scenery, and stay to explore one of the Hudson Valley’s most iconic streets.

Start: Warren & 8th

ELEVATION MAP

Net drop 92FT - 28M

Finish: Front St. - 1st