Trail Running calendar near Hughesville 2026-2027

A free 5K loop for kids 12 and under in Wellsboro PA on August 1, 2026, featuring over 750 feet of elevation gain, two small stream crossings, onsite guides and a provided lunch.

A 10k trail run and hike through Tioga State Forest in Wellsboro, PA on August 1, 2026. Proceeds will be donated to the Chromosome 18 Registry and Research Society to support research into a rare genetic disorder.

Experience 100 miles of rugged Appalachian terrain and 20000 feet of elevation in this scenic loop through Pennsylvania. Runners navigate wild footpaths and rocky climbs in one of the most demanding trail races in the region.

A trail race at Hyner Run State Park in North Bend, PA offering a 14 mile course and a 7K that shares the opening climb. The event uses Sproul State Forest trails, has a strict six hour cutoff, and three aid stations.

Experience a 5K trail run or walk through the scenic landscape of Wellsboro. This annual event supports local pregnancy and parenting services in Tioga County through a community focused athletic challenge.

Run through the scenic reservoir lakes and forests of Pennsylvania on a fast and flat trail course. Support clean water initiatives while enjoying an out and back race in the beautiful Roaring Creek Tract.

A two-day trail event at Camp Mack offering a night race, chip-timed 12/6/3 hour endurance laps, free kids races, on-site camping, and an aid station at the start and finish.

Experience the rugged beauty of Salt Springs Park with technical trail races through old growth forests and wetlands. Choose between 5K, 10K, or a demanding 50K ultra featuring 7,000 feet of elevation gain.

Experience a scenic trail race through Camp Mt. Luther with 5k and 10k double loop options. This event features a kids fun run, finisher awards for all participants, and supports a local cause in memory of Rev. Glenn Heasley.

Experience a timed trail challenge on a 4 mile loop in Sugar Hill State Forest. Choose between 3, 6, or 12 hour durations and enjoy a community atmosphere with post race food and camping options.

A trail event at Hickory Run State Park offering 100K, 50K and 18-mile options on a figure-8 50K loop with a boulder field and a rugged Shades of Death Trail section, set with timed cutoffs and staffed aid stations.

A scenic trail event on the Pine Creek Rail Trail through the Pine Creek Gorge, offering 100 mile, 100 kilometer, 50 mile and marathon courses with mostly crushed stone surface and abundant wildlife viewing.

Run along the Lehigh River on the hard packed D and L Trail. This USATF certified course features a consistent downhill grade and serves as a Boston Marathon qualifier in the Poconos.

Community running event in Lehighton, PA with two 5K course options and a 1 mile walk. Preregistration by September 1 guarantees a T-shirt and swag bag, and chip timing plus an on-site photographer are provided.

Experience a historic trail run through Camptown featuring technical terrain and creek crossings. Choose between the 10k individual race, a 5k trail option, or a two-person relay through the Pennsylvania countryside.

A fourth annual 5-mile trail run around Leaser Lake paired with a 100-yard youth Dragonfly Dash, family educational activities, shirts, refreshments, a midway water station, and prizes.

A trail event in Lock Haven, PA featuring a boulder field and two distance options, 25 miles and 25K. Registration opens December 16 and is limited to the first 600 entries with a September 1 deadline.

Run for conservation at the Ned Smith Center with a choice between a 5k creek-side trail or a 700-foot mountain climb followed by a festival with live music and local beer.

IM ABLE Games in Reading, Pennsylvania on September 19, 2026 combines road races at 2, 4 and 8 miles, wheelchair races, the Kaaginator obstacle course, Hot Wing Hustle and a Trifecta event. Wheelchair races have no registration fee.

Knight Ruck at Gov. Dick on September 25, 2026 offers 8 mile and 4 mile ruck march options with adult and junior weight rules, prizes for weighted participants, and proceeds shared between the Knights of the Kingdom and Gov. Dick.