Trail Running calendar near Coloma 2026-2027

Broken Arrow Skyrace is a multi day mountain running event at Palisades Tahoe offering distances from a kids race to a 46K, technical high alpine terrain, field limits on select races, and prize money for elite divisions.

On June 20, 2026 at Sparks Marina runners complete a *4.167 mile* yard each hour until one person remains; mini Backyard races of 3, 6, 12, and 24 hours use the same rules and award finishers.

A community relay on Auburn trails with 100 one mile legs and a separate 100 mile virtual challenge completed over 25 days, both offering tracking options and a finisher item for virtual participants.

A trail event on June 26, 2026 in Olympic Valley that starts at the Western States 100 line, runs around High Camp, and includes a kids 100.2 m dash. The day finishes with an after party at High Camp Lodge and live music.

The Western States 100 mile Endurance Run takes place June 27 to 28, 2026, running from Olympic Valley to Auburn over 100.2 miles with large elevation changes, mountain passes, a river crossing, and time based buckle awards.

A 50K loop trail race in North Lake Tahoe featuring single track and fire road trails, 6225 to 7500 feet elevation, five aid stations, medical support, and a finish area with food, beverages, and a finisher medal.

The Burton Creek Trail Run will take place in Tahoe City on Sunday 28 June 2026. You can run between 6 and 21 kilometers.

The Run to the Beach - Tahoe Vista will take place in Tahoe Vista on Saturday 4 July 2026. You can run between 5 and 10 kilometers.

Iron X pairs a half marathon in Auburn with extreme ironing at eight town locations. Participants must be self supported, carry their own board and battery iron, and record video proof at each site.

A multi-distance trail endurance event on the Tahoe Rim Trail held July 18-19, 2026, offering 23K, 50K, 100K and 100 Mile options. The races are ITRA qualifiers with published time cutoffs and support local trail and community programs.

A trail event in Downieville, California with 25K, 50K, and 100K options on mostly singletrack. Courses include multiple aid stations, substantial elevation gain, and specific equipment and pacer rules for the 100K.

A 12.5 mile point to point mountain trail race on Donner Summit featuring four summits, ridge running, and 3,300 feet of elevation gain. Entry includes shuttle transport, raffle entry, and a finisher item.

A trail run in Auburn on July 26, 2026 featuring 10.5 mile and 5.9 mile routes through single-track canyon trails, canal sections and dirt roads, with a tech shirt, finisher medal and post-race food and beer for those 21 and older.

A multi-loop trail marathon near Soda Springs, CA covering about 26.4 miles and 4,300 ft of gain across Royal Gorge land, with a central aid station, solo and relay options, parking at Soda Springs Ski Resort, and shuttle service to the aid..

A high Sierra trail event at Horse Canyon Trail Junction offering 5.6M, 10.5M, 21M and 50K options across alpine loops. The course sits near 7,400 feet with two aid stations, limited field size, and variable mountain weather.

The 50th annual Pinecrest Run in Pinecrest, CA features a five mile course around Pinecrest Lake plus a one mile pavement race. Proceeds support Pinecrest Expedition Academy and pets are not allowed.

Trail races based at Spooner Lake in Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park. The Marlette 50K covers about 30 miles of Sierra single track with Marlette Lake at mid course while the 10 Miler is a round trip to Marlette Lake.

Experience the beauty of Jenkinson Lake at Sly Park Recreation Area with trail distances ranging from a 5K to a 50K ultra marathon through scenic pine forests and rolling single track.

Desolate Peaks is a self navigated peak bagging event in Desolation Wilderness near South Lake Tahoe. Participants choose 11, 17, or 21 peak circuits that require off trail navigation, scrambling, and route finding.

A trail event at Granite Beach on August 23, 2026 offering 5K and 10K courses for runners and their dogs, with finisher medals and dog bandanas; aid stations provide drinks and gels and dogs have their own water.