Trail Running calendar near Bath 2026-2027

Test your endurance at Pineland Farms in Maine with this backyard ultra trail race. Run a 4.2 mile loop through pristine wooded trails and see how many laps you can complete in this last person standing format.

Experience a flat and non technical trail race at Cherry Hill Farm in Gorham Maine. Choose between 50k 25k or 10k distances consisting of multiple loops around the scenic farm property.

A trail running weekend around Mirror Lake in West Newfield, Maine, with laps of about 3.6 to 3.8 miles through forest roads and singletrack. The weekend includes a Saturday gravel ride, onsite camping, youth runs, and a post ride gathering..

Three trail races take place in Camden Hills State Park, offering a 50K, a 20k and a 10k across rocky singletrack and gravel trails. The event recognizes Wabanaki Nations and includes aid stations, limited entries and community support opti..

A September mountain race at Echo Lake State Park offering a five mile course and a half marathon that climbs over 4,300 feet of vertical. Courses run on granite ledges and exposed ridges with remote aid stations.

Big Brad Ultras at Bradbury Mountain State Park offers 25K and 50K options on a 15.5-mile single-track loop with technical, hilly terrain, significant elevation gain, aid stations, and drop-bag access.

A community 5K trail run and walk at Skyline Farm on Sunday, September 13, 2026, across fields, hills and woods. The day includes a free kids' 1K fun run, post-event food and music, and prizes for individual and team finishers.

Experience the summit of Mount Agamenticus with a 5K or 1 mile trail race. Support local conservation efforts while running or hiking through Maine trails and participate in a raffle for all entrants.

Pair up for a three hour endurance relay on a two mile loop of trails and fields. Alternate laps with your partner to accumulate the maximum distance possible in this team based challenge.

Trail races on maintained local trails in Arundel, ME offering 5k, 10k and half marathon options, plus a kid's bike race, participant medals and shirts, live music and food.

A trail ultramarathon on September 27, 2026 in Freeport ME using a roughly 5 mile loop repeated for 10, 6, or 2 laps. The route is all dirt trails with bridges, stairs, and roots and has a single aid area at the start and finish.

A 21k trail race on Pleasant Mountain in Bridgton, ME on September 27, 2026 featuring steep ridge climbs, technical single track, one aid station, mandatory mountain gear checks, and postrace food and beer for ages 21 and over.

A last person standing trail event in Center Conway, New Hampshire on October 3, 2026. Runners repeat a roughly 3.5 mile forest loop with minimal aid, camping options, food and event swag.

A 25 kilometer trail race through the Edwin L. Smith Preserve in Kennebunkport, Maine on October 3, 2026. Proceeds support the Kennebunkport Conservation Trust and registration is limited to 100 entrants.

A 5K trail run and 1 mile fun run at Tibbetts Field in Madbury NH on October 4, 2026, with a two mile loop through Powder Major Forest and natural trail features including roots, mud, leaves and a hay-bale hurdle.

The 26th North American Wife Carrying Championship returns to Sunday River in Newry, Maine on October 10, 2026. Teams of one man and one woman race a 278 yards obstacle course with log hurdles, a sand trap, and the Widow Maker water hazard.

A multi-parcel 100K event in Norway Maine combining about 25k running and 75k cycling between preserves. The format is human powered with cupless aid stations and beneficiaries including local youth programs and land trust.

A mountain running event in North Conway, NH on October 17, 2026, featuring two race options on Cranmore Mountain and $7500 in cash prizes. The course uses ski slopes, singletrack, and service roads and includes one aid station.

A trail event in Windham, ME offering a 50k made of five 6.5 mile loops and a single loop 10k. The course follows Purple, Red, and Blue trails with aid stations and volunteer support.

Trail races in Orland, Maine with a 6.2 mile summit route over forested single track and granite slabs, plus a 1 mile fun run to the Dead River. The event supports the Great Pond Mountain Conservation Trust.