Trail Running calendar near Fremont 2025-2026

Explore the Loess Hills at Waubonsie State Park with options from a lively 5K or 10K to a unique ten hour Enduro on a three mile loop. Free kids races and $3 from each registration benefit Friends of Waubonsie.

Hit the trails at Wilderness Park for the Corn to Creek 25K and 10K on November 22, 2025, featuring scenic singletrack and mostly gentle terrain. Proceeds benefit Friends of Wilderness Park to support trail maintenance and local activities.

Join Feast and Feathers on Thanksgiving morning at Lake Cunningham in Omaha for trail races from the half marathon to a kids race while supporting Food Bank for the Heartland. All proceeds support the food bank.

The Hitchcock Experience invites runners to tackle rugged trails at Hitchcock Nature Center across December 6 and 7, 2025. With distances from a half marathon to 100 miles, this two day event promises scenic challenge and true endurance for..

Celebrate the season at the Angry Cow Holiday Trail Run in Panama, Nebraska, with 2, 4 and 6 mile options along wooded paths, creek crossings and converted rail trails. Beanies, snacks and awards included, and a new rucking division adds a..

No Bull Around is a timed ultrarun at Willow Creek State Recreation Area near Pierce Nebraska, April 24 to 26 2026. Choose 48, 24, 12, 6 or 3 hour formats and enjoy lakeside camping and aid support.

Run the rugged Platte River bluffs at Calvin Crest this May with Crown of the Crest, from half marathons to a 100 mile epic and a two day Double Crown. Expect technical single track, big climbs, and looped aid at the start finish.

Run the No Shame Shindig near Pierce, Nebraska on June 27, 2026, with scenic trails and distances from a half marathon to a 50 mile challenge. The second year event brings new swag, finisher medals, onsite camping and a friendly festival vi..

Lauf Gravel Worlds Run Series returns to Lincoln Nebraska on Aug 22 and 23 2026 with 5k, 10k, 25k and 50k options across mostly gravel and dirt roads. Expect rolling climbs, self supported racing, aid stations and a friendly festival vibe.

Run 100 or 200 miles on Nebraska's Cowboy Trail, a largely flat crushed limestone rail trail perfect for runnable miles. The point to point 200 miler goes Norfolk to Valentine, field capped at 150 and supported by aid and sleep stations.