Trail Running calendar near Atlanta 2026-2027
We have found 77 Trailruns within 80 miles of Atlanta. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 77 Trailruns within 80 miles of Atlanta. See below where and when you can find the races.
A self supported 135 mile trail race run as ten 13.5 mile loops with more than 20,000 ft of climbing. No crew or pacers are allowed and a 48 hour cutoff is strictly enforced. Field limited to 25 runners in 2026.
Pumpkin Butt is a GUTS-members-only 50K in Kennesaw, GA on October 31, 2026, run as five roughly 10K loops. Participants must bring a pumpkin, the event is cupless, and canned food will be collected for donation.
A community ultramarathon in Newnan, GA using a 6-mile single track loop with rolling hills. Proceeds support Pathways Center for Mental Health and related therapeutic services.
A short road race at Rock Eagle 4-H Center listed as 4.44K with a notable hill. Preregistration and race day options are available, and the event is part of the Dawg Days of Summer in Winter Races series.
A USATF certified 5K on a paved trail at Etowah River Park in Canton, Georgia. Registration opens March 18 and the fee is $35; registration includes a tri blend shirt, chip timing, and age group medals.
A timed 4 and 8 hour endurance event on private farmland near Summerville GA, run on a 3.5 mile cross country style loop with little elevation. One aid station is provided and camping is not available.
Fort Yargo Cannonball Run is an off-road cycling event produced by Dirty Spokes Productions at Fort Yargo. The organizer offers premium off-road cycling adventures and custom bike builds.
A 34 hour timed ultrarun on a 2 mile loop in Valley, AL along the Chattahoochee River. The event supports the town's holiday carousel tradition and includes event shirts, finisher awards, and a 100 mile belt buckle.
Holiday Hootie-Hoo is a trail race at F.D.R. State Park in Pine Mountain offering a Half Marathon and a 10K. Participants receive a hoodie and finisher award while proceeds support the park and local charities.