Trail Running Calendar Connecticut 2026-2027
We have found 49 Trailruns in Connecticut. Check below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 49 Trailruns in Connecticut. Check below where and when you can find the races.
A classic 16-mile trail run on Connecticut's Nipmuck Trail, known for its technical terrain and old-school vibe. Organized by the Shenipsit Striders, the event supports local trail stewardship. Registration is capped and no race day signups..
The Bimbler's Bash is a popular annual 10K trail run through the technical, rocky paths of Guilford's Westwoods. This entirely off-road event supports local land conservation and is known as a major single-distance race in Connecticut.
Run a unique quarter marathon distance on the paved trails of West Hartford Reservoir. This chip timed 6.55 mile race features a two loop course with post race treats and age group awards.
This 50k trail run connects Connecticut's technical Regicides and Quinnipiac Trails. The challenging out-and-back course features significant climbing and a strict 10-hour cutoff. The event does not allow pacers or crews and enforces interm..
Experience the Spring Fling 600 trail event featuring a 6 mile race and the 600 distance. This competition serves as a qualifying race for the Anchor Down Ultra and takes place on beautiful woodland trails.
Run a 3.5-mile trail race in Wolcott, CT. The event supports the local cross country teams. Your entry includes access to the CT Food Truck Battles Festival afterward.
Test yourself on a challenging and scenic Connecticut half marathon. The course winds past farms and over historic bridges, finishing at a local distillery. Enjoy a post race celebration with food, drinks, and music.
Experience a timed 5K trail race through the scenic meadows and woods of Coogan Farm in Mystic. Enjoy post race festivities with animal ambassadors and support local environmental conservation at this inaugural event.
A community 5K trail run, walk and hike in Eisenhower Park Milford on June 7, 2026 supporting the Milford Rotary and the Beth El Center. The course uses a high school cross country route with mostly flat sections and some rolling hills.