Trail Running calendar near Alexander City 2026-2027
We have found 44 Trailruns within 80 miles of Alexander City. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 44 Trailruns within 80 miles of Alexander City. See below where and when you can find the races.
A trail fundraiser at Oak Mountain State Park featuring a 10K, a 12 hour challenge, and a free 0.5 mile kids run. Proceeds beyond basic expenses benefit a nonprofit supporting families affected by childhood cancer.
This 13th annual trail run in Trussville offers Alabama's only 8K trail race. Starting and finishing at the Senior Citizens Center, it supports the Troy Ellis Foundation.
Race to the Lake is a 10 mile single track trail race at Oak Mountain State Park on June 7, 2026, with about 2k of vertical gain and one unmanned aid station near the halfway point.
Night Howler 50 is a unique overnight 50-mile race starting at sunset. Runners tackle a flat 2.5-mile loop course in Hoover, Alabama, aiming to finish within 16 hours. This lap-style event requires a headlamp and offers a belt buckle for al..
A long-running Fourth of July event at Oak Mountain State Park in Pelham, Alabama, hosted by the Birmingham Track Club. The 2026 event features an 8.2 mile run, a race shirt for registrants, and is part of the BTC Race Series.
A summer trail event at West Point Lake on July 25, 2026 featuring a Last Man Standing format of repeated 5K loops and a 50K race of ten 5K laps on the Turkey Run Trail.
A trail 5k at Oak Mountain State Park featuring rugged terrain and significant elevation change. The event takes place on a Saturday in August. Registration is available.
A 50K elimination race of 31 one-mile loops at Oak Mountain State Park where each lap must be run while carrying a 20 pound kettlebell. Time limits shrink each lap and only those who complete lap 31 earn medals and are eligible for top priz..
A point to point 100-mile trail race on the Pinhoti Trail in Talladega National Forest, with a 32-hour time limit, multiple aid stations, and a finish at Lake Howard in Sylacauga, Alabama.