Trail Running calendar near Peoria 2026-2027

A community FAT ASS style trail run in Phoenix, listed as about nine miles out-and-back via Dreamy Draw and Piestewa Peak. No entry fee, limited to 50 runners, with minimal aid and manual timing.

This grassroots 5K event takes place in Arizona's Papago Park. Organized by Ghosthead Productions, it focuses on community and connection among athletes.

A night trail event in Tolleson, AZ offering 52K, 34K, 21K, 13K and 6K on desert single-track with stocked aid stations, drop bags, pacer rules for the 52K, timed results and on-site medical support.

A six-race night trail series in Maricopa County parks from April to September, featuring distances from 5 km to 75 km and series passes with a 20% registration saving. Series rankings use each runner’s top three race scores.

Celebrate Independence Day with a scenic 4 mile trail run through White Tank Regional Park. Experience mountain views and climb toward the top of the park to earn a finisher medal and T-shirt at this cup-less green event.

A 12 mile out and back run on Mt. Ord near Payson, AZ organized by GhostHead Productions with Asics. FAT ASS style, limited to 50 runners, no course markings or aid stations; participants get GPX coordinates and a free poly cotton t shirt.

Night trail races at Usery Mountain Regional Park offering 50K, 25K, 12K and 6K on flat, looped trails with stocked aid stations, a cupless policy, limited parking and on-site medical support.

Night trail races at White Tank Mountain Regional Park offering 52K, 31K, 20K, 10K and 6K on a 6.5 mile Sonoran loop with stocked aid stations and on-site medical support. The event is part of the Insomniac Night Trail Run Series.

A 50K trail run near Prescott, AZ that covers 31.5 miles and about 5,500 feet of climbing, passing Thumb Butte, Quartz Mountain and Wolverton. Aid stations are at miles 6.5, 15 and 23 and a 3 MPH cut off applies.

A three‑event Friday evening 5K series at AZ Falls with chip timing, age group awards, raffle prizes and collectible desert themed medals; the series supports Child Crisis Arizona and includes a virtual race option.

Fixed-time ultras of six and twelve hours take place on a 500 meter flat gravel loop at historic Nardini Manor in Buckeye, Arizona. The event features an on-course aid station, cupless refills, crew zones, and onsite parking.

A point to point trail weekend on the Mogollon Rim near Pine, Arizona, offering a 100 mile ultramarathon and a 42 km race with large elevation change, technical singletrack, and designated crew and aid station support.

Three Friday evening 5K races at AZ Falls on 8/21, 9/18 and 10/16 with chip timing, age group awards, raffle prizes and collectible desert medals. The series raises funds for Child Crisis Arizona and includes a virtual option.

Multiple night trail distances at McDowell Mountain Regional Park near Fountain Hills, AZ. Cupless aid stations, live split tracking, drop bag and crew access, and pacers allowed for the 75K.

A fully supported 50K trail race in Prescott, Arizona, on rugged granite singletrack with technical climbs and multiple aid stations. The inaugural 2026 field is limited to 100 runners and includes finisher medals and podium awards.

Saddles 100 in Prescott, AZ on October 3, 2026 features looped 100 and 50 mile trail races plus a new 6.66 mile fun run around Willow Lake. The main course is run clockwise in 2026.

Night trail races at Cave Creek Regional Park offering 33K, 22K, 11K and 5K on looped single-track courses with fully stocked aid stations, live split tracking, chip timing and a drop bag area. Crews allowed at start/finish; pacers are not..

A three‑race Friday evening 5K series at Arizona Falls with collectible desert themed medals, chip timing, age group awards and a virtual option, raising funds for Child Crisis Arizona.

A multi-distance trail event in Cave Creek Regional Park and on the Maricopa Trail, featuring 50K, 24K, 11K and 5K courses, aid stations, shuttle logistics, cupless service, and awards for top finishers.

A 5 km desert trail run at Shangrai La Ranch in New River, Arizona, where nudity is encouraged but not required. Registration includes a day visit with pools, a café, clubhouse and game room, and the race is chip timed.