Large group of runners and walkers participating in an outdoor event on a grassy field

The LaChute Runners club was established in 1986 in Ticonderoga, New York. It is named after the LaChute River that connects the waters of Lake George with Lake Champlain. The river flows 3.5 miles through the quaint village of Ticonderoga, tumbling 230 feet on its course. French settlers and explorers first used the name La Chute which translates to “the fall”.

Our Goals:

  • Encourage youth to participate in running activities
  • Provide competitive events
  • Offer educational and social opportunities for members

First Newsletter:

La Chute Runners newsletter announcing club formation, membership details, race events, T-shirt orders, and meeting information.