Trail Running calendar near Pleasant Garden 2025-2026
We have found 47 Trailruns within 80 miles of Pleasant Garden. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 47 Trailruns within 80 miles of Pleasant Garden. See below where and when you can find the races.
Run At The Rock returns to Cedarock Park in Burlington NC with 5K 10K and half marathon trail races on scenic, moderately technical single track. Registration includes a race hoodie and a finisher medal that doubles as a drink coaster.
Abramsthon on Dec 27 in Denver NC is a roughly 50k loop from Lake Norman Brewery up Anderson Mountain and back via road, rail and trail. Free entry; register by Dec 5. Mostly self supported with aid near miles 10 and 20 and the first 25 fin..
Kick off the new year with the Resolution 5K at Stevens Creek Nature Preserve, a free chip timed community run on scenic trails for all ages. Space is limited to 100, so sign up early and consider bringing a non perishable food donation.
Brave winter trails at the Frosty Cox 6 Hour Trail Race in Concord, NC, a timed six hour challenge on a rugged 6.2 mile mostly singletrack loop. Limited spots for this 50K chase, register by Jan 7.
Run the Occoneechee Mountain Challenge 10 mile trail race on January 25 2026 in Hillsborough NC, starting at the Historic Speedway. Tackle single track climbs, scenic Riverwalk views and finish with chili while supporting local charities.
Team up in twos or fours for the Occoneechee Speedway Relay at Historic Occoneechee Speedway in Hillsborough and tackle 20 laps for about 13.5 miles. Expect custom swag, chip timing, division awards and a post race BBQ.
Tackle a scenic, rugged 25K on Pilot Mountain trails, winding up to the summit and around Jomeokee Pinnacle. Limited to 125 runners, this February 21 event includes stocked aid stations, a long sleeve tech shirt, and a hot post race meal.
Run the historic Ellerbe Marathon and Half Marathon in scenic rural North Carolina, with marathoners doing the certified loop twice and half runners finishing after one. Expect small town charm and a pottery finisher cup for finishers.
Take on the TarDevil 30 Mile Bushwack, a gritty point to point training run between UNC and Duke that alternates direction each year. This unofficial fat ass outing offers a challenging, social endurance adventure for bold runners.