Trail Running calendar near Windsor 2026-2027

Experience a point to point 100 mile ultramarathon from UC Berkeley to Oakland. This trail race features 18,000 feet of elevation gain through redwood forests and scenic ridgelines with expansive California views.

Experience a fixed-time event at Crissy Field with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge. Run or walk as many laps as you choose in three six or twelve hour blocks as an individual or part of a team.

Experience the scenic trails of Lagoon Valley Park at The Pena Passage. Choose from 30K, 10K, or 5K distances featuring rolling hills and oak groves in a natural setting.

A charitable walk and run on June 14, 2026 at Howarth Memorial Park in Santa Rosa, CA. The event includes an in person 5K, a Dogwood Dash and a virtual any distance option; registration is coming soon.

Experience the scenic trails of Lake Chabot Regional Park with a variety of distances including a 5k, 10k, and half marathon. Enjoy a lively atmosphere with a post-race brewfest and handcrafted finisher awards.

A map-based mystery run from Ghirardelli Square through classic San Francisco neighborhoods, with team navigation, chip-tagged checkpoints, 5K and 10K options, age and gender divisions, and post-event snacks and socializing.

Experience the rugged beauty of Mt. Tamalpais and Muir Woods in this coastal trail event starting from Stinson Beach. Choose between 10K, Half Marathon, or 30K routes featuring steep climbs and breathtaking Pacific views.

An endurance event at Point Pinole Regional Shoreline with 12 hour, 6 hour and 3 hour timed races on a 3.37 mile loop. Individuals and teams of two or three share laps and entry includes an all day picnic.

Trail races of 8K, half marathon, 30K and 50K run from Rodeo Beach through the Marin Headlands with coastal singletrack and ocean views. The event is limited to 350 runners and the 50K has an 8.5 hour time limit.

A classic trail event in Castro Valley offering 50K and 21K loop courses through East Bay Regional Parks, with on-course aid stations, volunteer support, race swag, and age-group awards.

Test your endurance at Skyline Wilderness Park in this time based trail run where you complete as many laps as possible in three, six, or twelve hours. Enjoy rolling hills and scenic singletrack in the heart of Napa.

Bear Creek 2026 in Lafayette California offers a half marathon, 10K, 5K and a remote runner option on August 8, 2026. The trail course includes hills, scenic views and a final mile of downhill shaded single track.

An annual single-loop 50K ultramarathon in Muir Beach, California, traversing famous Marin trails with about 6,500 feet of elevation gain and ocean and Bay Area views.

Experience the trails of Redwood Regional Park in Oakland. Runners can choose from distances ranging from a 50 yard kids dash to a 50K ultramarathon through scenic ridge lines and redwood groves.

Navigate through historic San Francisco neighborhoods and parks in this unique 5K or 10K challenge. Use a custom map to find checkpoints and solve riddles individually or in teams of up to five people.

The Double Dipsea is a longstanding annual 13.7 mile trail race from Stinson Beach to Mill Valley and back, run on mostly single track with many stairs and handicapped starts that create frequent passing among runners.

Obstacle race weekend at Mahon Ranch near Elk Grove on Aug 29-30, 2026 with Sprint, Super and Kids races, team entry options, and service member discounts.

A scenic loop trail race around Angel Island with a single-loop 10K and a half marathon that runs the loop twice; ferry transport is required and included in race pricing, and the field is limited to 400 participants.

A PA/USATF cross country race of 3.4 miles at Spring Lake Regional Park in Santa Rosa on August 30, 2026. The 33rd annual Empire Open features rugged dirt trails, three races including a masters division, and a $1,500 prize purse for USATF..

Multi-distance trail event at Mount Diablo offering races from 4 miles to a 50K plus a free kids dash. Mountainous routes have significant elevation gain, marked courses, staffed aid stations, and a cupless hydration policy.