Trail Running calendar near Stonington 2026-2027

A point to point trail event on the New England Trail offering 112 mile and 50 mile options. Self supported with crew, navigation by blue blazes, technical traprock terrain and typical finish windows of 30 to 45 hours.

Experience a timed 5K trail run or walk through the scenic woods and fields of the Van Vleck Farm and Nature Sanctuary. Enjoy live music and food trucks at this annual community event in Woodbury.

A community running event on June 6, 2026 in Holliston with 5K, 10K, and a Kids Fun Run on the flat Holliston Rail Trail. Registration opens March 1; fees are $30 for the 5K and 10K and $5 for the kids run.

A trail run of roughly 3 miles through farms and vineyards at Westport Rivers Vineyard & Winery on June 7, 2026. The event includes dinner, wine, live music, and a souvenir wine glass for race participants.

A women-only 5K obstacle mud run in Riverhead, NY on June 7, 2026, featuring 18+ obstacles and open to females aged seven and older; participants may run, jog, or walk the course.

A community event at Stanley Park on June 7, 2026 featuring a 5K trail run or a one mile accessible route. Proceeds support renal medullary carcinoma awareness and related programs.

A trail festival at Norbrook Farm Brewery with running races, a run and bike duathlon, and mountain bike events on farm road and single track trails. Participants 21 and over receive one free beer ticket and there are finisher medals and aw..

A 5K trail and obstacle run on the 400 acre campus of Gaylord Specialty Healthcare in Wallingford CT, featuring 24 obstacles and a festival area with vendors, live music, and food trucks, supporting the Gaylord Sports Association.

Six hours of looped trail running at Ansonia Nature Center on Saturday June 13, 2026. The course uses roughly 1.9 mile singletrack laps with about 170 feet of elevation gain per lap and is limited to 69 runners.

A Last Human Standing trail race near Big River Management Area in West Greenwich, RI. Runners repeat the same loop each hour and must complete each lap within 60 minutes to remain in the field until only one athlete remains.

A community event at Camp Edey on June 13, 2026 featuring a 5K run/walk and a 1 mile family walk, Family Day activities, race amenities, and age-group awards to benefit Girl Scouts of Suffolk County.

Trail races at Mansfield Hollow State Park: a roughly 15.7 mile out and back on the Nipmuck Trail and a new 5K trail loop. Proceeds support Connecticut trail stewardship groups.

A community 5K trail run, walk, and hike at Eisenhower Park in Milford on June 14, 2026, on a high school cross country course. The event supports the Milford Rotary and Beth El Center and includes music, water, snacks, awards, and T shirts..

Celebrate the switch to summer with a trail race through the landscape of Hebron Connecticut. Choose between three different distances for a run through the woods during the solstice.

A three-race summer trail series at West Hill Dam featuring well-marked wooded single and double-track trails, limited fields, age-group prizes, and a portion of fees donated to local food pantries.

Test your endurance at Roosevelt Forest on a 2.1 mile loop featuring classic New England terrain. Complete as many laps as you wish over 33 hours or aim for the 100 mile buckle in this intimate 50 runner event.

A 12-hour timed loop event in Hamden, CT on a 4.25 mile course with 500 feet of gain per loop. Options include marathon, 50K, and 50 mile attempts, with proceeds supporting the Brooksvale Gift Fund.

A Spartan obstacle race weekend at Carter & Stevens Farm in Barre, MA, featuring a Sprint 5 km with 20 obstacles, a Super 10 km with 25 obstacles, and kids races. The farm venue includes mud, woods, rolling hills and a farm store.

A point to point 5K in East Hampton beginning at the Connecticut Draft Horse Rescue with shuttle transport from Center School. Bib pick-up is at Center School gym and awards are presented by age group after the race.

A 12K trail race on the Blue Hills Skyline Trail with about 2,300 feet of climbing, rocky steep terrain, and minimal aid. The route follows Skyline blazes from the Blue Hills Ski Area parking lot and requires participants to carry hydration..