Trail Running calendar near Lincoln County 2026-2027

A high-desert trail ultra near Pioche, Nevada on June 13, 2026 offering 100, 60, and 30 mile options on a 14-mile loop with about 1,440 ft elevation per lap, staffed aid stations, drop bag rules, and pacer allowances for longer distances.

An Alice in Wonderland themed night event at Echo Canyon State Park featuring a 1.8 mile reservoir loop and multiple unusual race formats from timed loops to dice-based team runs.

Battle Born Trail Run at Cathedral Gorge State Park on October 24, 2026 offers four trail distances including a new 18.64 mile course. Routes are marked on dirt trails with aid stations, custom finisher medals, and a virtual option.

A two-day trail running event near Logandale, Nevada offering distances from a kids mile to 100 miles, supported aid stations, camping without RV hookups, awards, and a virtual runner option on Nov 21 and 22, 2026.

A self-supported ultramarathon in St. George where runners repeat a roughly 6 mile loop every 90 minutes until they stop. A kids division runs a 5.3 mile loop and allows non-motorized transport.

A ninth annual trail event at Kershaw-Ryan State Park on January 23, 2027 offering 4K and 14K courses that can be run with a dog. Registration includes custom swag and finisher items; dogs must be leashed and waivers signed.

A multi-distance ultrarun near Mesquite, NV in the Arizona Strip featuring 50K, 50M, 100K and 100M on a looped desert course with aid stations and pacer options; registration opens May 4, 2026.

A loop-based trail event near Ivins and Santa Clara, Utah offering 50k, 30k and a 14 mile half course with a central Cove Wash aid station, shuttle access from Unity Park, and timing mats that record loop splits.

Zion Spartan Trifecta Weekend at Sand Hollow State Park in Hurricane, Utah features Sprint, Super and Beast obstacle races across red sand dunes, sandstone ridges and desert trails, plus a kids race and spectator access.

A Backyard Ultra at Cathedral Gorge State Park where participants run a repeated 4.1667 mile loop each hour until one runner remains. Day and night courses use different terrain and basic aid is provided at the start area.