Trail Running calendar near Sedalia 2026-2027
We have found 82 Trailruns within 80 miles of Sedalia. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 82 Trailruns within 80 miles of Sedalia. See below where and when you can find the races.
Run along Boulder Reservoir on flat, mostly dirt trail courses with sweeping Rocky Mountain views. Choose from 10K, 3 4 marathon, half, full marathon or relay, with USATF certified courses, a shirt and a finisher medal.
Run the scenic Leadville Trail 10K on August 16, 2026 in historic Leadville, Colorado, tracing the opening miles of the LT100 course at over 9,700 feet. Enjoy a fast out and back on paved and dirt roads with aid at the turnaround and awards..
A 99.7 mile out and back ultramarathon in Leadville, Colorado, with 11 aid stations, high altitude passes near 12,526 feet, and belt buckle cutoffs at 25 and 30 hours.
Trail races in Fraser, Colorado on August 22, 2026, offering a Half Marathon and a 5K on unpaved roads and trails. Proceeds support the Shining Stars Foundation and dogs are allowed on leash.
A mountain trail race at Arapahoe Basin on September 5, 2026 covering *9.4 miles* and *2,211 ft* of ascent, with Sport, Expert and Pro divisions, a 700 runner cap, on course aid stations and category prizes.
This women's trail running event in Buena Vista, Colorado offers a half marathon and a 10k through scenic Rocky Mountain terrain. The course winds through sagebrush and pines with views of the Collegiate Peaks. It fosters a supportive commu..
Take on the scenic trails of North Table Mountain Park in Golden and support BeyondHome’s work helping families build stable, self sufficient futures. Enjoy community vibes, stunning views, and artisan awards for top finishers.
Test yourself on the iconic Pikes Peak Ascent, a 13.3 mile run from Manitou Springs to the summit with breathtaking views and huge elevation gain. A bucket list challenge for runners who crave high altitude adventure.
A 24-hour loop endurance run on a 0.82 mile course atop the Palmer Divide at 7,240 feet. Prizes are awarded by distance and the first ten runners to reach 100 miles receive a buckle; a portion of registration fees supports local parks.