Trail Running calendar near Middle Brook 2026-2027

A 3 person cross country relay on July 31, 2026 at the Osage XC course in Cape Girardeau. Teams run three 1 mile legs and use a bring your own baton format for creative handoffs.

A three-week night trail series in Wildwood, MO featuring three 10K races with increasing climb per mile. Organized by Terrain Trail Runners, the series includes finisher stickers, post-race refreshments, awards credits, and a cup-free sust..

A three leg relay for teams of two on the Ozark Trail in the Mark Twain National Forest. Run, mountain bike and paddle over 55M or 33M options with on course aid and paddles provided.

A loop based trail event at Cliff Cave Park on August 22, 2026, featuring a marked 3.1 mile loop along the River Bluff Trail with packed dirt, singletrack, and bluff views. Runners may repeat laps to reach distances from 5K to 50K.

A continuous 3.1-mile loop trail race at Cliff Cave Park with rolling hills, river overlooks, and a fully stocked aid station each lap. Options are 40 or 50 miles with a 12-hour cutoff and designated crew and pacer access.

Trail races at the Lewis and Clark Trailhead near St Charles include a 13.1 miles half plus separate 8 miles and 5 miles loops. Aid stations offer water and Tailwind and each runner receives a reusable cup at packet pickup.

Trail runs and a ruck event at Queeny Park on September 5, 2026. Events include chip timing, lap aid stations, finisher medals, age group awards, event shirts and backpacks.

An open 5K running event in Forest Park, Saint Louis, on 12 September 2026 with a $15 entry fee; the festival also features high school cross country competition and open registration from 23 April 2026.

Trail races on the Touch of Nature trails in Makanda offering 5K and 10K options, age divisions for Male, Female and Non-Binary categories, event maps and medals for all finishers.

Trail trail races in Greensfelder County Park, Wildwood MO on September 26 2026. Distances include a 53K and a 13.1 mile half marathon with a ruck division on technical, hilly single track with manned aid stations and a cup free policy.

Run the scenic Katy Trail with 5k 10k or half marathon options followed by a celebration at The Wine Cafe featuring whiskey sampling coffee and local donuts in St. Charles.

A festive October race at Legacy Park in Cottleville offering 1 mile, 5K, 10K and virtual options with glow in the dark medals, costume encouragement, post-race food and awards across multiple age groups.

A rugged half marathon hike and run on the Ozark Trail near Middle Brook, Missouri. The route covers about thirteen miles of rocky, technical terrain with notable elevation change and limited on‑course support.

Backyard ultra in Rolla, MO on October 10, 2026 where runners repeat a 4.167 mile loop each hour until one runner completes one more lap than the rest. The winner receives a custom belt buckle and a bronze coin.

Experience technical trails and rolling hills at Greensfelder Park with distance options ranging from 8 miles to a 50K ultra. This cup free event features a repeating loop format through scenic Missouri woodlands.

A repeating loop backyard ultra at the New Town amphitheater in Saint Charles, Missouri, with a 4.17 mile runner loop and a 2.6 mile ruck division that includes weight minimums. Race proceeds support MSMDS research.

Timed 6 hour and 12 hour endurance runs at Minnie Ha Ha Park on a USATF certified 1.17 mile paved loop through wooded park along the Meramec River. The event is cupless with an aid station and chip timing; finishers receive medals.

An annual open 5K at Jefferson Barracks Park in Saint Louis held alongside the Hancock Cross Country Invitational. The race welcomes all ages; registration opens August 1, 2026, with a $15 fee and closes on race day.

A 15 kilometer trail event at Dr. Edmund A. Babler Memorial State Park on October 24, 2026, offering both a foot race and a ruck division. Ruck participants must carry at least 20 lbs and receive a custom rucking patch.

A point-to-point trail ultramarathon near Steelville, Missouri covering about 100 miles of single-track through Mark Twain National Forest, with roughly 12,000 feet of gain, 13 aid stations, crew access, drop bags, and pacer options.