Trail Running calendar near Linn Creek 2025-2026

Celebrate Valentine's season with the Iron Heart trail races at Maramec Spring Park near St James, Missouri. Choose distances from 5K to 100 miles solo or relay and tackle scenic singletrack with friendly aid stations and camping options.

Run a scenic 50K rails to trails from Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Park in Columbia, following the MKT and Katy Trails beside the Missouri River. Limited to 125 runners, this certified course has aid stations and welcoming small race vibe..

Hit the trails at the HARD ROXX RUN on February 28, 2026 at Southern Missouri Offroad Ranch in Seymour, MO, with 1 mile, 5K and 10K off road distances for all abilities. Enjoy rugged SMORR terrain, post race snacks and awards, and support S..

Tackle rugged Ozark trails at Little Sac Woods near Willard MO with 8 mile, 25K and 50K options over hilly, runnable terrain with creek crossings and briars. Field limited to 60 for an intimate, supported race.

Take on rugged single track and creek crossings at Three Creeks Torrent Trail Runs near Columbia, Missouri on March 14, 2026. Choose 50K, 20 mile, 10 mile, or a 10 mile ruck and enjoy scenic loops, stocked aid stations, and finisher swag.

Choose distances from an 8K to a 50 mile challenge on the scenic Frisco Highline Trail, with certified courses and a Boston qualifier marathon. Enjoy out and back routes on hard packed gravel with friendly aid stations and small town charm.

Run scenic, challenging trails at Lake of the Ozarks State Park on May 2, 2026 with options from a short 5 mile test to a 32 mile run plus paddle LOZ Traverse. Celebrate at TrailFest with food, music, awards and vendors.

Hades Climb in Springfield pits you against a stair loop course to see how many laps you can finish in 1, 2 or 4 hours while collecting stamped seals toward a fiery medal. Sparks, fire effects, a lap bell and loud music crank the intensity.

Bad Dawg Ultra near Waynesville Missouri features distances from 12 to 100 miles on a scenic 10 mile out and back loop through rolling Ozark hills. Organized by ultrarunners, it benefits OneSolePurpose shoe drives for Title 1 students.