Trail Running calendar near Orono 2026-2027

An overnight team relay on July 24 and 25, 2026 covering about 102.7 miles from the Ellsworth area to Eastport. Teams of four to eight run legs from just under four miles to just over ten miles across trails and coastal roads.

A multi-distance trail event on Blue Hill Mountain in Blue Hill, Maine, with 5k, 10k, 25k and 50k figure-eight routes across wildflower fields, technical forest trails and coastal viewpoints. Proceeds support Blue Hill Heritage Trust and Wa..

A charity event at Medomak Valley High School with an untimed 1 mile walk, a 5K trail race, and a virtual 5K, with proceeds benefiting Boston Children’s Hospital.

Three trail races in Camden Hills State Park offer a **50K** that covers most park trails plus a faster 20k and a 10k with coastal views. The event features steep, rocky terrain, aid stations, and limited entries.

TUCARD26 is an unconventional waypoint-based trail race in Orono, Maine with no fixed course between defined start and finish points. Registration supports the Orono Land Trust and is free for Wabanaki Tribal Members.

Trail running in Whitneyville, Maine on 27 September 2026 with an 8 mile race and a 2.5 mile run or walk through the Machias River Preserve. Courses feature singletrack and riverside sections plus post race awards and a potluck.

Experience a scenic trail run or walk through the Northeast Equine Sanctuary in Maine. Enjoy yoga sessions and a vegan BBQ while supporting animal welfare among beautiful horses and autumn foliage.

Trail footraces at Caribou Bog Outdoor Center on 17 Oct 2026 feature a 5ish K and a 6 hour fixed time event with blue and red loop options where laps earn points for individuals and teams.

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.

A coastal trail event in Cutler, Maine featuring a three-lap figure-8 50K and a 10.5 mile fun run with one aid area, mandatory kit checks, capped fields, and live tracking that requires cell service.