Trail Running Calendar Oregon 2026-2027
We have found 102 Trailruns in Oregon. Check below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 102 Trailruns in Oregon. Check below where and when you can find the races.
A 100 mile ultramarathon at Stub Stewart State Park with over 7,000 feet of gain across asphalt, gravel, and dirt trails, plus a new two-person Royal Ultra Relay division that allows one supporting squire.
Experience a scenic 5k through Portland’s Mt. Tabor Park featuring varied terrain and trails. This dog friendly community event supports local student scholarships and athletic facilities.
The Mudslinger Trail Run is a half marathon on the scenic trails of Blodgett, Oregon. As part of the Mudslinger Festival, runners can also tackle the Ultimate Mudslinger by combining it with a mountain bike race. Registration is limited and..
This Earth Month event features a 5K and a 1-Mile run at Colver Fields in Talent. The course might be naturally muddy, offering a unique spring run. All proceeds benefit the Outdoor Discovery Program for local students.
Experience the beauty of the Sandy River and Ancient Forest at the Oxbow Trail Runs near Portland. Choose from 5k, 10k, or Half Marathon distances in a scenic regional park for a day of nature and community.
Test your hill skills in this 4.45 mile time trial at Forest Park. Experience a steep out and back course on Firelane 1 followed by a live results viewing party at a local brewery.
A 50K trail ultramarathon in OSU’s McDonald Forest featuring smooth singletrack, scenic May views and a pine-needled downhill finish, limited to 300 runners and including a hoody and socks with entry.
Trail races in Sisters, Oregon on May 3, 2026, with 50K and half marathon courses starting and finishing at Village Green Park. The 50K includes 2400 ft of climb and five aid stations; the half has 700 ft of climb and two aid stations.
A family friendly 5K obstacle run at Moto541 in Central Point on May 9, 2026, featuring separate Kidz Family and Adult waves. Participants must bring a signed waiver and adults need photo ID; spectators pay $10 for festival access.