Trail Running calendar near Bakersville 2026-2027
We have found 64 Trailruns within 80 miles of Bakersville. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 64 Trailruns within 80 miles of Bakersville. See below where and when you can find the races.
Run the new Trail Days Half Marathon on the scenic Virginia Creeper Trail during the Appalachian Trail Days Festival. Enjoy a professionally timed event with a shirt and finisher award, followed by a festive afternoon in Damascus Town Park.
The ninth annual Fit Farmer 12K Trail Run takes place on the Flag Rock Area Trails in Norton. This event supports a local program that helps seniors access fresh food from the farmers market.
Event Overview The Ridge to Rails event takes place in Old Fort, North Carolina. It features three trail race distances: a 50k, a half marathon, and a 10k. The races use a combination of classic and new trails in the area, including the Old..
The Vertical Mile Challenge features a tough 16-mile or 8-mile course at Rocky Face Mountain. Runners complete multiple laps on a steep loop with a famous "Stairway to Heaven" climb. Awards celebrate overall and local county finishers.
A 5K trail run on the Flag Rock Area Trails in Norton, VA, held as part of the High Knob Outdoor Fest. Proceeds support the festival and the event is hosted by the City of Norton and local partners.
Run through the scenic trails of the Tryon Equestrian Center in this trail series offering three distances. The looped course mixes wide dirt paths, single-track, and meadows with equestrian scenery. Registration includes race swag, timing,..
Experience a rugged trail half marathon through the Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area featuring 2,000 feet of elevation gain and views of the stunning Rainbow Falls.
The XC Experience is a 5k cross-country run on the R-S Central High School course. The two-lap route features dirt trails, grass, and paved sections, finishing on the track. It offers awards for all ages and is part of a local race series.
This 13.6-mile race starts at the High Knob Observation Tower in Virginia's Cumberland Mountains. The scenic route gains 1,600 feet on forest roads. Proceeds support local trail maintenance in Norton.