
PROVINCETOWN – The 15th Annual Run to the Top of the Pilgrim Monument will be held on Saturday. Police and Firefighters along with EMS Military, hospital staff and civilians will embark on a timed run to the top of the 252 foot tall tower comprised of 116 steps and 60 ramps to benefit the Cape Cod Fire/EMS Cancer Relief Fund. Pre-registration starts at noon with opening ceremony at 2:30 PM and the actual run starting at 3 PM. For more information or to register for the event click here.

15th Annual Run to the Top of the Pilgrim Monument is Saturday
October 2, 2024   
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