Trail Running calendar near Farmington 2026-2027
We have found 144 Trailruns within 80 miles of Farmington. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 144 Trailruns within 80 miles of Farmington. See below where and when you can find the races.
A 30 hour timed trail ultra at Roosevelt Forest on a 2.23 mile loop. Runners complete as many laps as possible with a pavilion aid station and awards based on most miles in 30 hours.
A 5K fall trail run and walk at Ryan Park in North Kingstown on October 3, 2026, benefiting the North Kingstown Firefighters Association. Registrations before September 14 include a race day t shirt and top finishers receive medals.
A 26.4 mile trail marathon on Connecticut's Nipmuck Trail featuring rocks, roots, mud and wood bridges, plus a two-runner relay option. The course uses a 13 mile segment with out-and-back sections and published cutoffs.
A 4 mile trail race through the Irvington Woods on October 4, 2026, with varied terrain and stairs. Start and finish are at the back soccer field of Irvington High/Middle School; registration runs March 15 to September 4 with a $40 fee.
A single-loop trail half marathon through five parks in lower Westchester County, New York, with most of the route on dirt under tree cover. Part of the Trail Mix Series and noted for varied wildlife along hidden trails.
Run or walk through the scenic trails of Blydenburgh Park this autumn. Participants enjoy a 5K trail course complete with seasonal treats and commemorative event swag.
A 3.5 mile trail run and walk on the scenic, flat Mill Pond Trail at Woodtick Recreation in Wolcott CT on October 17, 2026. Tiered online registration is available and a post-event meal is included with registration.
An off road 50k through interconnected woodland preserves in southern Connecticut, featuring rolling forest roads and rocky single track. The event is nonprofit and proceeds support local land conservation, with volunteer roles for aid stat..
A harvest-season 5K trail event at White Barn Farm in Wrentham with off-road terrain, a midway water station, bib pick-up the day before, family Harvestween activities, and a portion of registrations donated to the local food pantry.