Trail Running Calendar Vermont 2026-2027

A hilly 14K around Armstrong Hill in Jeffersonville and Fletcher VT with about 1000 feet of gain on mostly dirt roads. The event includes two aid stations, a capped field, and a post race Boneyard Bash with music and local food.

A weekly trail running series at Catamount Outdoor Family Center in Williston offering 5 km and 2.5 km options, rain or shine, with published per-night fees, a thunder delay policy, weekly bibs, and on-site water refill.

Catamount Ultra at Trapp Family Lodge near Stowe, VT offers 25k and 50k trail loops around Mount Mansfield with aid stations, a cup-free policy, substantial elevation, and a 9 hour limit for the 50k.

Mansfield Uphill is a 1.7-mile uphill race at Stowe Mountain Resort on June 21 and October 18, 2026, with proceeds supporting the Mansfield Nordic Pro Team. The field is limited, prizes are awarded at Midway Lodge, and a team Q&A follows.

Weekly trail races at Catamount Outdoor Family Center in Williston offer 5 km and 2.5 km options with adult and youth categories. Events run rain or shine with a thunder policy, onsite bib pickup, and a water refill station.

A 72-hour endurance race in Pittsfield Vermont on June 26-28 2026 combining physical obstacles, navigation, and mental challenges. Tickets for the Death Race require a promo code issued after acceptance by the race director.

Spartan H3X is a staged Hurricane Heat endurance challenge at Riverside Farm in Pittsfield, VT on June 26-27, 2026. Participants choose 4 hour, 12 hour or 24 hour options and may continue through all stages up to 24 hours.

A 24 hour endurance event in Pittsfield, Vermont on June 27 to 28, 2026. Runners repeat a two mile loop with 970 feet of elevation gain as they compete for most laps or aim to last the full 24 hours.

An 8.2 mile mountain race in Killington, Vermont with 3,010 feet of ascent and a 700 runner cap. The counterclockwise course summits Killington Peak, includes two aid stations, marked trails, and a steep Needle's Eye finish.

A weekly trail running event in Williston, VT offering 5 km and 2.5 km options with adult and youth categories and modest entry fees. Races run rain or shine with a clear thunder and cancellation policy and weekly bib distribution.

A Fourth of July run/walk in Newport and Derby, VT, on gravel paths and wooded trails with distances from 2 miles to a half marathon; a portion of fees supports NAMI Vermont and ice cream follows the event.

A marked 5 km trail run and walk on July 4, 2026, starting and finishing at River Brook Park in Rochester VT. Online and same day registration are available; adult and kids categories include small prize certificates.

A family friendly Independence Day event in Springfield VT offering a mostly flat 7.4K run and a 4K walk along the Black River. Family pricing is available and a $10 virtual option supports the local high school cross country team.

A weekly trail running series at Catamount Outdoor Family Center in Williston, VT offering 2.5 km, 5 km and 10 km distances, weekly bib procedures, weather and thunder policies, and options to transfer single night entries if a race is canc..

A weekend trail running event in Brownsville Vermont offering a 5 mile Yellow Loop plus timed 6 hour and 24 hour ultra options on technical singletrack and ski run terrain. Camping at Ragnar Village and on-site amenities are available.

An annual trail race at Blueberry Hill Outdoor Center in Goshen, Vermont, offering 5 km and 10 km plus backcountry courses with forest scenery and a Hogback Mountain viewpoint; proceeds support trail maintenance.

A 5.7 mile loop on mostly dirt roads with a 450 ft climb in the first three miles and a gradual descent, held July 11, 2026 at Rumney Memorial School in Middlesex, VT.

A weekly trail running series in Williston, Vermont with youth and adult categories, distances including a 2.5 km half lap, 5K and a cubbies race for young children. Events run rain or shine with a specific thunder delay and cancellation po..

A July endurance event in Vermont offering a 100 mile and a 100 kilometer race with 17,000 feet of climbing, a concurrent horse endurance ride, and fundraising that benefits Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sport.

A trail event offering 50K, 26K and a two person relay across road and rugged trails with significant climbing. Proceeds support affordable youth skiing and snowboarding lessons through a local non-profit.