Trail Running calendar near Burney 2026-2027

A mountain trail event at Mt. Shasta Ski Park on June 27, 2026, offering three courses from 4 to 15 miles, professionally timed with fully supported aid stations and on-site Community Day activities.

A trail event in Burney, CA featuring 5K and 10K distances plus a burro race on the Historic Great Shasta Rail Trail, with specific gear and welfare rules for burros and local festival activities nearby.

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.

A scenic out-and-back trail run near McCloud with views of Mt Shasta. Distances include 10k, 30k and 50k, with stocked aid stations, race shirt, an after-race meal and a finisher medal.

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-oriented mud run in Redding on September 12, 2026 featuring a course just under 5 km with obstacles, creek crossings, vendors, food, and children's activities. The event supports the Active 20-30 Club of Redding.

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, California is a three day trail event in October offering 48 hour, 24 hour, 12 hour, 13.8 mile and 4.8 mile race formats, run as cupless events with community and nonprofit partnerships.

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.