Trail Running calendar near Blue Ridge 2026-2027
We have found 86 Trailruns within 80 miles of Blue Ridge. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 86 Trailruns within 80 miles of Blue Ridge. See below where and when you can find the races.
Tackle a demanding seven-mile trail race with over 2,700 feet of climbing to the summit of BlackRock. The event features awards, a buckle challenge for sub-101-minute finishers, and a cash prize for breaking the one-hour mark. Proceeds supp..
This ultramarathon in Georgia's Sweetwater Creek State Park features 200-mile and 100-mile distances. Runners navigate a mix of trail loops with generous time limits. The event includes support like hot meals, sleep stations, and profession..
A demanding 74-mile point-to-point trail race across Georgia's mountains, featuring 16,000 feet of elevation change. Runners carry a railroad spike the entire way to throw into a coffin at the finish. Finishing under 24 hours qualifies you..
This trail run on Signal Mountain offers a half marathon and a 5-mile option on the Flipper Bend Trail. All proceeds support the local state park and Cumberland Trail. The entry fee includes a post-race party with chili and beverages.
This 3-mile trail race kicks off the Root & Rise WellFest at the Cherokee Outdoor Family YMCA in Woodstock. It includes a kids' fun run, and all proceeds support CORE Community School. After the run, enjoy the festival with food, music, and..
Explore three stunning sections of Georgia's national forest in this ultramarathon. Choose between a 100-mile or 50-mile course, each with significant elevation. The event offers generous cutoff times for both distances.
The Georgia Allatoona Park Spring will take place in Acworth on Saturday 25 April 2026. You can run 7 miles.
Tackle Georgia's highest peak at the Brasstown Bald Buster. This 5k road race climbs 1,700 feet, with a separate rucking division for those who want to carry extra weight. Join the challenge for a scenic, no-frills ascent in North Georgia.
This 100 km point-to-point run takes you on an urban tour of Atlanta from Kennesaw Mountain to the summit of Stone Mountain. The course passes city landmarks and uses a mix of sidewalks, paths, and some trails. It's run as an adventure with..