Trail Running calendar near Lynd 2025-2026
We have found 5 Trailruns within 80 miles of Lynd. See below where and when you can find the races.
Distance (km)
Articles
Belgian Ultrarunner Karel Sabbe's Record-Breaking Pacific Crest Trail Run Showcased in New YouTube Documentary
Explore Karel Sabbe's record-breaking Pacific Crest Trail run in a riveting documentary. Jour..
Trail Running: How it Can Help Reduce Stress and Anxiety
Trail running is an effective way to reduce stress, anxiety, and improve physical and mental he..
Trail Running vs. Road Running: Which One Is Right For You?
When it comes to running, there are two primary options to choose from: trail running and road..
Great Bear Trail Races is a Sioux Falls, South Dakota trail running series held in the Great Bear Recreation Area. The annual TRS offers 3-mile and 6-mile routes, plus a free kids race. The loops traverse a 220-acre park featuring wide gravel and single-track trails, forested hills, open prairie, an..
October 2025
The Duff Dog Backyard Ultra is an endurance running event held at Blue Mounds State Park near Luverne, Minnesota. The race features a runner-friendly loop course primarily composed of grass trails, with some gravel and a short paved section, covering a distance of 4 miles 880 feet (6.7 km) per loop...
Promise 5K & Bensky's Race is an annual fundraiser held at Robbins Island Regional Park in Willmar, Minnesota. The event offers a 5K run/walk, a Kids Fun Run, and a virtual option. The course winds along park walking trails and around Willmar Lake, offering an outdoorsy, scenic route.In addition to..
The Trick or Treat Trail Run 10K, held annually in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, takes place at Pasley Park along the scenic Big Sioux River bike path. This festive event offers a 10K run, a 5K run/walk, and a Candy Dash for children aged 3-10, featuring a 0.5-mile course. Participants enjoy a fun, fam..
May 2026
TutHell 50K is an essay-based ultramarathon held in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Runners tackle a 0.31-mile grassy loop up Tut Hill 100 times, totaling about 31 miles with roughly 9,000 feet of cumulative elevation gain and the same amount of descent. Trekking poles are allowed, and the course is well..