Trail Running calendar near Bakersville 2026-2027
We have found 74 Trailruns within 80 miles of Bakersville. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 74 Trailruns within 80 miles of Bakersville. See below where and when you can find the races.
A family friendly looped trail event at Five Oaks Farm offering one mile or two mile loops, multiple race options, and donation based entry to support local care residents and a local family.
A 100-mile trail event in the Black Mountains near Old Fort, NC, reaching Mt. Mitchell with extensive elevation gain. The nonprofit race enforces strict qualifying standards, mandatory safety gear, a 39-hour cutoff, and volunteer requiremen..
Experience a community focused obstacle course race at a motocross training facility in North Carolina. Navigate a dirt bike track, creek runs, and pond crossings across distances ranging from 1 to 6 miles.
A charity trail event in Black Mountain, NC offering an in-person 5K and a virtual 5K, with packet pickup, course aid stations, and proceeds benefiting Cancer Active's patient-focused programs.
Mad Dash at Treetop Adventures on Lake Hickory pairs a 300 m swim, obstacle course and a 5K run with a separate 5K and a kids fun run. Proceeds support Camp David and a local boarding academy.
The Fit Farmer 12K Trail Run is a 12K trail race on the Flag Rock Area Trails in Norton, Virginia. Proceeds support the Norton Friends and Farmers Market Senior Supplement Program, and early registrants by May 10, 2026 get a guaranteed race..
A 10 miles out and back trail race on the VA Creeper rail to trail in Abingdon, VA, mostly dirt and gravel with two road crossings. Registration has a $20 fee and awards are given by overall place and multiple age groups.
A 5.5K trail challenge in Saint Paul, Virginia during the Clinch River Days Festival on May 31, with multiple trophy categories and both regular and race day registration options.
Experience a 6 mile out and back trail race along a scenic logging road in Rocky Fork State Park. Run alongside the creek to support park improvements as part of the State of Franklin Track Club Trail Series.