Trail Running calendar near Tunkhannock 2026-2027

A community running and walking event in Coplay, Pennsylvania on July 11, 2026 offering a 5k run or a 1 mile walk along the Ironton Rail Trail. The professionally timed 5k includes age group awards and race day perks.

A 5K one-loop trail race at Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm on July 11, 2026, that tours ponds, pastures, orchards and a covered bridge. The finish is chip timed and awards are given for overall, masters and age groups.

A 10K trail race at Blue Mountain Ski Area on July 12, 2026, run on wooded singletrack with steep climbs. Part of a Spartan OCR festival weekend, the event uses gun timing, has a 3 hour finish cutoff, and registrations are open.

A 50k out and back on the West Rim Trail near Wellsboro, Pennsylvania on July 18, 2026. Organized by the Tyoga Running Club with event updates shared on Facebook.

A minimal-support trail event on the West Rim Trail near Wellsboro, PA, offering out-and-back **50K** and **25K** options with limited aid, a post-race breakfast, and a branded camp cup for finishers.

Test your endurance on the 15K Border Trail featuring rolling hills, woods, and water crossings. Support Eastern Pennsylvania cancer patients while enjoying scenic vistas and a community focused trail racing experience.

A looped mountain event on July 25, 2026 at Mount Tammany, New Jersey, featuring 3.5 mile loops with 1,220 ft gain per loop and two X Series divisions, including a Heavy division with escalating weight across loops.

Trail races in Kennedy State Forest near Virgil, NY offering 15K and 7K courses on marked single track, logging and dirt roads with stream crossings, significant climbs, and nearby primitive camping at Hauck Hill.

Iron Horse 8k is race two of the Black Diamond Running Series on July 26, 2026 at Montage Mountain in Moosic, PA. This 8k (5 miles) trail event features hilly terrain, free waterpark admission for registrants, and cash prizes for top finish..

An evening trail event on a roughly 1.6 mile loop where runners repeat laps until they miss a shrinking cutoff. Distances can range from a single lap to 35 plus miles as the field naturally thins.

Experience a loop based trail race at the Newbsanity Adventure Center featuring creek crossings and swamps. Choose between 5K, 15K, or 50K distances with an optional rucking class for those seeking a weighted challenge.

A free 5k trail run for children aged 12 and under near the east rim of the PA Grand Canyon, with finisher medals, T shirts and a post race lunch. The event emphasizes fresh air, new friends and ice cream.

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 running event at Stokes State Forest offering 17 mile, 10K, 10K Ruck and 5K options on technical singletrack. Military participants receive 50% off with code THUNDERCHICKEN.

A mountain trail event at Belleayre Resort on August 16, 2026 with a demanding 25K and an 8K on ski slopes. The event runs as zero carbon and raises funds for The Catskill Center.

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.

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.

Trail marathon and half marathon on scenic Kennedy State Forest routes with age and gender based staggered head starts, steep hills, aid stations every few miles, and a cupless hydration policy.