Trail Running calendar near Taos Ski Valley 2025-2026

The Enchanted Forest Trail Races take place in Red River, New Mexico, offering a scenic and challenging trail running experience in the Carson National Forest and the Enchanted Forest cross-country ski area. The event features three distances: The Face Challenge (7.6 miles, 1400+ feet elevation gain..

The Philmont Trail Race is a running event scheduled for August 2, 2025, in Cimarron, New Mexico. It features multiple race options, including a 50-mile race, a marathon, an 18-mile Heavy Half, and an 8-mile Tooth Ridge Sprint. This event supports the Philmont Scout Ranch and the Boy Scouts of Ameri..

The Up & Over Trail Run Weekend, held annually at Taos Ski Valley, New Mexico, is a premier mountain running event featuring a challenging 10K trail race. The course ascends from 9,321 feet to a peak of 11,819 feet, with a demanding 2,612-foot climb and a technical descent through scenic high alpine..

The Pajarito Mountain Run is a 10K trail race held in Los Alamos, New Mexico, as part of the Northern New Mexico Summer Trail Series. The course begins and ends near the Pajarito Mountain Lodge, featuring a challenging 2.4-mile ascent to the summit at 10,442 feet, followed by a winding descent on th..

The Bull of the Woods Trail Races, taking place in Taos Ski Valley, New Mexico, is a premier trail running event celebrating its 9th year in 2025. Participants can choose from a full marathon, TSV half marathon, and Northside half marathon, all set against stunning alpine backdrops. The courses feat..

The WILD Wahatoya Runs, held in La Veta, Colorado, offers a scenic and historic trail running experience in the Cuchara Valley near the Spanish Peaks. Named after the Wahatoya mountains, meaning “Breasts of the Earth,” the event features three distances: a 50K, a challenging half marathon, and an 8-..

The Big Tesuque Trail Run is a challenging 12-mile mountain race held in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Now in its 39th year, the event starts at Aspen Vista on Hyde Park Road (NM-475) and features a demanding climb of six miles with a 2,000-foot elevation gain to the summit of Tesuque Peak, reaching 12,000..