Trail Running calendar near Curwensville 2026-2027
We have found 43 Trailruns within 80 miles of Curwensville. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 43 Trailruns within 80 miles of Curwensville. See below where and when you can find the races.
Enjoy a crisp winter 4 mile trail run through woodland at RB Winter State Park near Mifflinburg, PA, followed by a cozy post race gathering with hot soup and food. Finishers receive a bottle of wine or grape juice.
A trail 10K at Zindel Park in McElhattan PA covering about 6.6 miles with roughly 1400 feet of climbing across a series of named trails. The event is based at Durty Dabbers Pavilion with parking and shuttle access.
Race 7.5 mile downriver on scenic Moshannon Creek in Pennsylvania, a Class II+ run that tests paddlers in cold water and swift current. Enjoy a post race banquet and awards; register by March 14.
Run the Dirty Kiln Trail Races at Canoe Creek State Park in Hollidaysburg PA on April 11, 2026 with a 10K or hilly half marathon. Expect singletrack, stream crossings and muddy sections on this volunteer run event.
Take on the Susquehannock Trail Ultra in Coudersport PA on May 16, 2026, an 83 mile single track challenge with over 14,000 ft of climbing. Rugged navigation and remote aid stations make this a true endurance test with a 36 hour cutoff.
Tackle technical single track, stream crossings and sweeping vistas on the Slate Run Trail Race in Tiadaghton State Forest. Choose 25K or Half Marathon through sections of the famed Black Forest Trail.
A mountain trail race in Sproul State Forest on June 20, 2026. The course climbs about three miles to McCloskey Mountain then descends several miles across vistas, stream crossings, and technical single track. Limited entry and no race day..
Little Loggers Trail Fest invites kids 12 and under to a free 2.75 mile trail run in North Bend PA on June 21, with volunteers and EMS on course. Enjoy post race lunch, activities, and a bonus entry to the Little Pine 5 Miler in October.
Challenge yourself on the Ironstone 100K, a scenic point to point ultramarathon across the Alleghenies. With minimal aid stations and a grassroots, all volunteer vibe, this tough July race is part of the GrandSlam SufferFest Series.