Trail Running calendar near Duval County 2026-2027

Timed 3, 6, 9 and 12 hour events on July 18, 2026 at Cecil Field in Jacksonville, FL. The race uses a flat 1.25 mile paved loop through pine trees and includes a 4 person relay option for the 6 hour.

Flat, shaded trail loop near the river and ocean in Palm Coast, FL. Timed 12 hour and 6 hour events with a fully stocked aid station and experienced race staff.

A five hour out and back on Section 4 of the Pioneer Trail in Middleburg, FL with technical single track, switchbacks and creek overlooks. Limited to about 40 participants and cupless with basic aid at the halfway point.

A trail event on the Sandridge Trail with a 2.75 mile loop offering 9K plus 3, 6, and 12 hour timeframes and ruck options. Aid stations are cupless and a portion of proceeds support local recovery nonprofits.

Two loop trail races at San Felasco Hammock Preserve State Park on September 12, 2026, with 3.8-mile and 8.3-mile courses. There are awards, post-race snacks, a $20 entry fee, and park parking fees.

A community 5K, 10K and one-mile run/walk on the Emerald Trail in Jacksonville supporting Groundwork Jacksonville. Courses use the LaVilla Link and S-Line Rail Trail and include chip timing, custom shirts and finisher medals.

Experience the scenic Nocatee Greenway Trails in Ponte Vedra Beach with race distances including 10 miles, 10K, and 5K. This event features road and trail running alongside a dedicated 5K ruck and virtual race options.

Trail races of 25K and 50K through San Felasco Hammock Preserve State Park near Alachua, Florida. The course mixes single track and double track trails, offers staffed aid stations with water and snacks, and donates net proceeds to Friends..

A Palm Coast trail race on October 25, 2026 with 12K, 24K and 50K options on hammock-shaded single track near the Atlantic. Field limited to 125; shirts and finisher awards for all.

Trail running event in White Springs, Florida offering 50K, 25k and 10k distances with aid stations and cutoffs. Races finish at Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park and benefit the Florida Trail Association.

A looped ultratrail at Dunns Creek State Park near Pomona Park FL featuring an about 11.75 mile loop, multiple race distances, two on-course aid stations and runner support at a central village.

An endurance event at Ravine Gardens State Park in Palatka, FL offering 50 mile, 50K, 24 hour and 12 hour formats on a paved two mile loop. Aid stations provide hot and staple foods and personal lighting is mandatory at night.

Across Florida 200 is a fully supported, point to point 200-mile trail run from Yankeetown to St. Augustine (Nov 10–15, 2026). The route mixes Florida Trail, park trails, dirt roads, rails-to-trails and country roads with a 96-hour cutoff.

A backyard ultra at San Felasco Hammock Preserve State Park in Alachau, FL where runners repeat a 4.167 mile loop each hour until one runner completes a loop others do not. Base camps are limited and no aid is available on course.

Festivus in Middleburg, FL uses a scenic 7.2-mile loop with multiple distances from 7 miles to 100 miles. The cupless event includes staffed aid stations, campground access, specific pacer rules, and set cutoff times for each distance.

The Congaree and Penn Spiked Apple 5k will take place in Duval County on Saturday 5 December 2026. You can run 5 kilometers.

A looped trail race at Fort Clinch State Park on January 23, 2027 offering 10K, 30K and 50K courses on canopied singletrack and coastal terrain. All profits support Florida State Parks.

A beach out-and-back at Jacksonville Beach with 5K and 10 mile options, medals for all finishers, age-group awards, shirts for entrants, and post-race hot chocolate at the Seawalk Pavilion.

A flat, looped ultramarathon on Jekyll Island with a 34 hour time limit and distances from 25K to 100 miles; the event runs on smooth trails under the stars and emphasizes community support and a no DNF policy.

Trail races on the Pioneer Trail near Middleburg, FL, with a 50K, marathon, 12K and 7K. Mostly single track with technical sections, about 2,000 feet elevation, cup free and regularly spaced aid stations.