Trail Running calendar near Lake Sonoma 2026-2027
We have found 44 Trailruns within 80 miles of Lake Sonoma. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 44 Trailruns within 80 miles of Lake Sonoma. See below where and when you can find the races.
A trail festival in Mendocino Woodlands Park featuring a 6-mile redwood loop with two aid stations, half-marathon and 10K options, plus 6- and 12-hour timed formats, on-site camping choices, meals, live music, and festival amenities.
A community ultramarathon and hike on a 3.3 mile loop at Skyline Wilderness Park in Napa supporting the Pheo Para Alliance. Participants can do one to ten loops with alternating loop directions each hour and on site aid and awards.
Trail races from 5K to 35K around Briones Reservoir near Orinda, CA, featuring mixed single-track and fireroad terrain, chip timing, cupless aid stations, and a 300-runner capacity.
Trail races of several distances take place October 24, 2026 at Bothe-Napa Valley State Park near Saint Helena. The single track courses feature hills, streams, orange ribbon markings, aid stations, and a 300 participant limit.
A 28.4 mile out and back on the Dipsea Trail from Old Mill Park to Stinson Beach, repeated four times for the Quad. The route includes about 9,000 feet of climbing, stairs, named trail sections, aid stations, and strict time cutoffs.
Trail distances at China Camp State Park with coastal views, marked single-track and fire road routes, chip timing, cupless aid stations, and a 275-runner capacity.
A 50K trail race on Northern California’s Mendocino Coast, starting at Big River State Beach and passing river, ocean, redwood and waterfall scenery. Races are listed in April with recent dates including 2025 and 2027.
A timed half marathon through eight Napa Valley wine estates finishing in Yountville. The event includes a finish line Wine Village with live music and complimentary wine tastings.
A community trail run and hike on May 8, 2027 at the Point Arena and Stornetta Lands, co-hosted by ACORN and Pacific Community Charter School. Proceeds support the Students Protecting the Coast environmental education program.