Trail Running calendar near Pacifica 2026-2027

A trail event at Lake Chabot Regional Park offering distances from a 50‑yard kids dash to a 50K ultramarathon. The looped course circles the Lake Chabot reservoir and surrounding hills with measured distances.

No Foolin' Foot Race in San Carlos on April 24, 2027 offers 15K, 10K, 5K and a 1K kids trail course across Big Canyon, Eaton and Pulgas Ridge, with proceeds supporting local open space trail maintenance.

Trail running in the Stinson Beach and Muir Woods area with marathon, half marathon and 7 mile options. The event is organized by Enviro Sports and is tentatively scheduled for May 2027.

A 13.1 mile point to point half marathon through Napa Valley vineyards, mostly on private winery roads, finishing in Yountville's Wine Village.

Trailquake in Saratoga on Mother's Day offers 5K, 10K, a half marathon and a hiker division on redwood and pine forest trails. Finishers receive custom medals and shirt options.

Trail races at Skyline Wilderness Park near Napa on May 15, 2027 offering 10K, 21K, 30K and 50K courses with new trails, aid stations, and a cupless policy.

A multi loop trail ultra in Napa’s Skyline Wilderness Park covering about 50 miles through oak forests, exposed ridgelines and the Suscol Headwaters trail system.

A race day in El Sobrante with a half marathon, 10K, 5K and a hiker division through the hills of Wilcat Canyon; registration windows and fees vary by distance.

Charity trail event at Skyline Ridge Open Space Preserve offering 50K, 30K and 10K with all registration proceeds donated to UCSF cancer research.

Beer City Half San Jose on May 29, 2027 at Almaden Lake Park pairs trail and park running with a beer festival. Events include a half marathon, 10k, 5k, a 1 mile Beer Stroll, the Beat the Beast beer mile, and beer tastings.

A point to point 100 mile trail race in Berkeley with 18,000 ft of climb, a 33 hour limit, and a capped field of 300; a Western States qualifier and UTMB Index race.

A historic 7.4 mile trail race from Mill Valley to Stinson Beach, known for steep stairs, a unique handicapping start system, and a limited field of about 1,500 runners.