Trail Running Calendar Montana 2025-2026
We have found 36 Trailruns in Montana. Check below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 36 Trailruns in Montana. Check below where and when you can find the races.
Run scenic trails near the Bob Marshall Wilderness in Seeley Lake on July 18, 2026, with marathon, half, 10K and 5K options. Enjoy single and double loop courses, mountain views, aid stations and a friendly outdoor vibe.
The Crazy Mountain 100 is a 100 mile point to point ultramarathon across rugged alpine terrain in Montana on July 24, 2026. Limited field and Western States and Hardrock qualification make this a must for serious ultrarunners.
Experience the Yellowstone Trail Race in West Yellowstone, Montana on August 1, 2026, from Rendezvous Ski Trails. Choose marathon, half marathon, or 10K on scenic, challenging trail terrain.
Run the Snowbowl 15K in Missoula on August 8, a scenic mountain loop with a steady climb and a thrilling single track descent back to the lodge. Finish with chip timing, a race tee, post race lunch and a beer.
Run the 58th Augúst, Montana's second oldest footrace, with a flat 5 km trail course around Spring Meadow Resources Pavilion in Helena. Proceeds support local high school cross country teams and the event welcomes runners of all levels.
Join Goats In The Dark for a nighttime 5k on Mount Helena, weaving switchbacks and singletrack with sunset views before full darkness. Take to the trails in Helena MT on August 28, 2026; headlamps required.
Run a scenic course from the Little Belt mountains into Harlowton, ending with a handcrafted pint at Gally's Brewing Company. Choose full, half, 10K or 5K and support AIDSPIRIT USA as funds help orphaned and vulnerable children in Uganda.
Celebrate the 50th annual Mount Helena Run on September 26, 2026. This scenic 9k trail climbs Mount Helena with about 1,300 feet of gain and sweeping views before returning to Last Chance Gulch in downtown Helena.
Run 10.6 scenic miles along the Clark Fork River through Lolo National Forest at 11 Miles to Paradise. Expect rolling single track, a midrace aid station, shuttle service, and post race access to Quinns Hot Springs.