Trail Running calendar near Pawcatuck 2026-2027

A point-to-point 5K run starting at the Connecticut Draft Horse Rescue and finishing at the Old Home Days grounds, featuring a shaded two-mile section on the Air Line Trail, shuttle transport to the start, evening bib pickup, and pre-regist..

An old school 12K trail run at Blue Hills Reservation with about 2,300 feet of climbing over rocky, steep terrain and staircase sections. Minimal aid and a 150 participant limit mean participants are expected to carry hydration.

A memorial 5K run and walk at Owen Bell Park in Dayville CT that raises funds for a scholarship for Killingly Ag-Ed seniors. The day includes a 5K, a walk, and a kids fun run on off-road paths with possible trip hazards.

A 1 mile out and back on the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail with a crushed gravel surface and hand timing. Held July 19, 2026 in East Granby in two waves with limited parking; proceeds benefit charities.

A trail race at Soapstone Mountain in Somers, CT featuring a 5.5 mile loop with six ascents, a cupless water stop, a 50 runner cap, and course sections that can be steep and rocky; organized by the Shenipsit Striders.

Muddy Dash Boston is a family-friendly 5K mud run at 508 INTL Adventure Sports Center on August 1, 2026, with obstacles, mud pits and slides, plus a pre-party and an after-party with music and food.

A 7-mile USATF sanctioned trail race in Barkhamsted, CT on 08/01/2026. Registration runs 05/03/2026 to 07/31/2026 with a $20 fee and no race day registration; results posted online by Greystone Electronics.

A community cross country meet at Stonington High School offering a 5K and a children's 1/2 mile. The course mixes track, quiet campus streets, trails, grass, and finishes back on the track.

A seaside set of timed ultra-marathon events at Colt State Park in Bristol, Rhode Island, offering 6 hour, 12 hour, and 24 hour formats with separate entry periods and fees.

A trail event at Noon Hill Reservation in Medfield offering a 10 mile loop plus 50K and 40 mile ultra options, mostly singletrack with roots, rocks, and a scenic Noon Hill vista; proceeds benefit The Trustees of Reservations.

A scenic 2.5 mile trail run and walk at Wildwood State Park on August 8, 2026 with online registration, personalized bibs if requested three weeks ahead, and proceeds benefiting the Friends of Wildwood State Park.

Step Up for the Brave runs Aug 10–15, 2026 with 90 minute stair climb and walk challenges at Sacred Heart University plus a five day 40,000 step virtual challenge supporting veterans experiencing homelessness.

A community eight hour loop run at Crandall's Pavilion in Tolland, CT, organized by the Shenipsit Striders. The free event features repeated roughly 5K trail loops, potluck food, and an optional donation jar.

A 5K off-road trail run, walk, and hike at White Barn Farm through Wrentham conservation land. The event is part of the Farm to Trail 5K Series and raises funds to support local agriculture and food pantry donations.

Experience a community trail run through Elm Ridge Park benefiting the Rocky Hill Fire Department and Library. This event features a two loop trail course for adults and a fun medal race for kids.

A chip-timed 5K run/walk at Brimfield Winery on a two-lap grass course with hills, race swag, a wine pour, and age group awards; a one-lap 1.5 mile division is available.

A 5K cross country race at Waters Farm in Sutton Massachusetts that opens the USATF New England XC Grand Prix series. Separate men's and women's open races, on site registration, and a post race awards ceremony.

Ocean State Ultra in West Greenwich, Rhode Island (August 29–30, 2026) offers a 100 mile race with a 34 hour limit plus 12 and 6 hour loop events; registration runs March 30 to August 17, 2026.

A timed, summit-driven trail event on Wachusett Mountain offering 7, 14, 21, and 28-mile options, optional weighted vests for bonus swag, and up to 10 hours to complete the marked course.

Experience a scenic 3.3 mile trail run or hike through the Oswegatchie Hills Nature Preserve. Support local land conservation while enjoying a timed course around Clark Pond followed by an awards ceremony with refreshments.