Trail Running calendar near Burney 2026-2027

Burney Basin Days in Burney CA features trail races on July 3, 2026 including 10K, 5K and a burro race along the Historic Great Shasta Rail Trail, with specific burro gear rules, water stations, and nearby festival events.

A seven‑week series of Tuesday night fun runs in Redding from July 14 to August 25, 2026, with two distance options each week and a single punch card that covers all seven events.

On July 25, 2026 in McCloud, CA the Great Shasta Rail Trail offers 50K, 30K and 10K out and back races on a relatively flat course with aid stations every 3 to 6 miles and finisher medals.

Experience the inaugural Colby Mountain Trailfest in Butte Meadows featuring scenic 5k 12k and 24k courses. Support local trail maintenance and search and rescue efforts while exploring the newest trail systems in Northern California.

A family-friendly mud obstacle run at Nash Ranch Pumpkin Patch in Redding on September 12, 2026, featuring mud and water challenges across ranch terrain. Organized by the Active 20-30 Club of Redding to support local children’s programs.

Point to point trail races on the Bizz Johnson Trail in Lassen National Forest featuring a USATF certified Boston qualifier marathon, a 50K, an Express half and a 10K with remote starts and aid stations.

A trail run at Whiskeytown National Recreation Area on October 17, 2026, with roughly 9 miles, 20.5 miles, and a 52K 32 mile option. Courses are marked with aid stations, after race food is provided, and proceeds support trail maintenance.

Weekend at Burney in Burney, CA runs October 22 to 24 and features 48 hour, 24 hour, 12 hour formats plus 13.8 mile and 4.8 mile races. All races are cupless and free registration is available for Indigenous runners.

A multi-distance trail event in Susanville, California organized by Lassen Land and Trails Trust. Courses run mostly on single-track through pines and meadows with stocked aid stations and a cupless race policy.

A 100 mile loop near Cassel, CA through Lassen National Forest and the Thousand Lakes Wilderness, organized by Intermountain Endurance. Course options vary with snow and the route includes about 15,000 feet of climbing.