2026 Concord River Race

 

VIEW Last Year’s Race Results here

 

CONCORD RIVER RACE

Proudly part of the NECKRA Point Series

 

When: Saturday, May 9th, 2026 | 11:00 AM–1:00 PM

Where: Bedford Boat Ramp | 285–305 Carlisle Road, Bedford, MA

 

 

Save the date and stay tuned for more event details coming soon!

 

 

Race Maps & Course Details

 

3-Mile Course

A scenic short course for paddlers of all levels.

 

 

 

VIEW IN GOOGLE MAPS

 

 

 

6-Mile Course

A longer route for those looking for a challenge

 

 

 

VIEW IN GOOGLE MAPS

 

 

 

Kids Race Course

A fun and safe course designed for young paddlers

 

 

 

 

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Registration

  • General Registration: $40
  • Special pricing for OARS members TBA

 

REGISTRATION INFORMATION & DEADLINES COMING SOON

 

 

 

Volunteer for the Concord River Race! Help Make Race Day Unforgettable

 

We need enthusiastic volunteers to help make the Concord River Race a success! From assisting with race check-in and timing to cheering on paddlers and ensuring the event runs smoothly, your help is essential.

 

Volunteer Sign-Ups will open at a later date. Save the date now!

 

 

RACE Sponsors coming soon

 

 

 

Interested in Sponsoring this Amazing Event?

 

The event includes a number of ways to showcase sponsors on event posters online media.

 

See below for the OARS Concord River Race sponsorship information and pledge form to learn how you can be one of them.

 

SPONSOR INFO & PLEDGE FORM

 

 

Questions? Contact us at csties@oars3rivers.org


Event Details

  • Date: Saturday May 9
  • Time: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
  • Venue: Bedford Boat Ramp
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OARS SEEKS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

OARS seeks an Executive Director to lead one of Massachusetts’ most respected watershed organizations at a pivotal moment for river health, climate resilience, and environmental equity. With a strong foundation of science, partnerships, and community trust, OARS is well-positioned to expand its impact in the coming decade.

 

Working closely with a committed Board of Directors and a talented staff team, the Executive Director will serve as OARS’ chief executive, strategist, fundraiser, and public ambassador—guiding the organization as it deepens its programs, broadens engagement, and advances bold, science-based solutions for watershed protection.

 

 

 

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