Trail Running calendar near Palo 2026-2027
We have found 25 Trailruns within 80 miles of Palo. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 25 Trailruns within 80 miles of Palo. See below where and when you can find the races.
A community 5K by Lucky Penny Kitties at Max Championship Cross Country Course in Waverly, IA on May 9, 2026. The event raises funds for a local cat rescue and features a silent auction, food trucks, henna, and several local vendors.
Timed four-hour and eight-hour loop trail races at Chestnut Mountain Resort with scenic river views, looped laps, post-race music and meal, included shirt and finisher medal, and awards for mileage and costumes.
Test your endurance at George Wyth State Park by completing ten 5k runs every couple of hours over a full day. Enjoy hot meals and paved trails while working toward a unique handmade finisher prize.
A 5K Run/Walk at Camp Courageous in Monticello, IA on June 13, 2026 featuring a scenic trail route, packet pickup on June 12 and race day, race shirts for registrants by May 16, and age group awards.
A nine hour endurance run in Davenport, IA on a 0.85 mile single track loop with 125 to 150 feet of climb per circuit. Solo runners and three person relays are allowed, with abundant aid, hot food, and a custom race shirt provided.
Test your endurance at Prairie du Chien's first backyard ultra featuring a 4.167 mile trail loop through La Riviere Park. Run one lap every hour until only one participant remains or enjoy a relaxed one lap fun run.
Timed 4-hour and 8-hour trail events on a roughly 3.15 mile loop at Cedar Bend Park near Waverly, Iowa, with a staffed start/finish aid station and awards for top finishers on September 5, 2026.
A looped trail event at Loud Thunder Forest Preserve featuring a repeatable 1-mile loop, two course variants with notable elevation per loop, a 4 hour limit, on-course aid at the start/finish, and proceeds returned to the preserve.
A chip timed 5K in Keystone, Iowa on October 10, 2026 where runners wear flag belts and volunteers in makeup try to pull flags along the course. Proceeds go to Keystone First Responders and a secondary charity to be named.