Trail Running calendar near Concord 2026-2027
We have found 116 Trailruns within 80 miles of Concord. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 116 Trailruns within 80 miles of Concord. See below where and when you can find the races.
Experience a USATF sanctioned 10 mile out and back trail run along the Merrimack River. Enjoy a community atmosphere with unique homemade prizes and support local trail maintenance efforts in Andover.
The Runamuck 50k returns to the hills of Vermont. This challenging 50K course starts and finishes at Saskadena Six, featuring 27 miles of rolling dirt roads. Be prepared for variable footing and classic New England spring weather.
A 12 mile out and back trail race on the Holyoke Ridge near Amherst MA featuring technical singletrack, over 3,500 feet of ascent, a 500 runner cap and a waitlist when full.
The Big A 50K Trail Race is a challenging loop course on Mount Agamenticus with technical, rocky terrain and significant elevation. Participants can choose their distance, from 10 miles up to the full 50K. The event is free to register for,..
Experience the original Spartan Trail Race through the steep climbs and winding trails of the Green Mountain National Forest. Choose from distances between 10 and 200 miles for a true endurance test in Pittsfield Vermont.
Join the community at the Pinkerton Academy 5K Astro Run in Derry New Hampshire for a scenic 5 km race held on the academy campus grounds.
The Free Spirit 50K is a scenic ultra on the dirt roads of Leyden, Massachusetts. The route passes historic farms, forests, and a vintage covered bridge, offering a classic New England countryside experience.
The Canterbury Shaker Village XC 5k will take place in Canterbury on Saturday 16 May 2026. You can run 5 kilometers.
A point-to-point 50-mile ultramarathon from Manchester to Monadnock State Park, featuring over 6,000 feet of elevation gain. The course mixes roads, dirt roads, and trails, and requires GPX navigation. With limited spots, runners must plan..
Run or walk a 5k on the Southern New England Trunkline Trail in Franklin. This event supports the development of an abandoned rail bed into a multi use path connecting local communities.