Trail Running calendar near Anchorage 2026-2027
We have found 24 Trailruns within 80 miles of Anchorage. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 24 Trailruns within 80 miles of Anchorage. See below where and when you can find the races.
Tsalteshi Backyard Ultra is a Last Runner Standing running event in Soldotna, Alaska on June 5, 2026, listed at 538 Arena Ave. The event listing notes a website and a Facebook event and shows registration closing on June 4.
A 5 mile out and back on the Spencer Glacier Trail reachable only by Alaska Railroad from Portage, AK. The course runs to Spencer Lake and the Glacier Overlook and returns to Chugach Adventures base camp; field conditions include bear count..
Backyard ultra at Government Peak Recreation Area near Hatcher Pass in Palmer AK. Runners repeat 4.167 mile loops on single track and ski trails until one finishes; the field is limited to 75 entrants and basic aid is provided at the start..
An inaugural 5K on July 11, 2026 at Skeetawk Ski Area in the Hatcher Pass area, co-hosted by regional organizations; registration fees support local youth running teams and registrants receive a 20% Hatcher Romp ticket discount.
A backcountry footrace of about 23 miles from above Girdwood to the Eagle River Nature Center on July 18, 2026. The unmarked, technical route includes snowfields, a cold river crossing, and possible wildlife encounters.
Mud Factor Anchorage is a 5K mud and obstacle run at Kincaid Park on July 19 2026. A signed liability waiver and photo ID for adults are required and spectators pay a cash fee for festival area access.
A 6.1 mile mountain trail race at Alyeska Resort on July 25, 2026, featuring 3,912 feet of vertical gain and a field capped at 600. The route climbs from the DayLodge to alpine ridgelines and returns via Max's Mountain trail.
Experience a technical mountain race in Palmer featuring a 5000 foot vertical gain over 8 miles. Navigate steep ridges and alpine tundra from Government Peak to the historic Independence Mine in this point to point Alaskan challenge.
A memorial 5K on the Iditarod National Historic Trail in Seward with four age and gender categories. The race allows leashed dogs, uses staggered starts, and includes a post-race celebration at the Branson Pavilion.