Trail Running calendar near Norton 2026-2027
We have found 31 Trailruns within 80 miles of Norton. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 31 Trailruns within 80 miles of Norton. See below where and when you can find the races.
A 10 miles out and back trail race on the VA Creeper rail to trail in Abingdon, VA, mostly dirt and gravel with two road crossings. Registration has a $20 fee and awards are given by overall place and multiple age groups.
A 5.5K trail race in Saint Paul, Virginia on May 30, 2026, featuring a steep opening climb, downhill and level trail sections, and a riverside finish. The race is part of the SFTC Trail Racing Series with online entry and set registration d..
Experience a 6 mile out and back trail race along a scenic logging road in Rocky Fork State Park. Run alongside the creek to support park improvements as part of the State of Franklin Track Club Trail Series.
A 5K out and back run and walk on the Creeper Trail in Damascus, Virginia, on July 25, 2026. Organized by the Penny F. Garrett Sarcoma Foundation, with proceeds directed to rare cancer research at MD Anderson.
A 5K trail race on the Flag Rock Area Trails in Norton presented as part of the High Knob Outdoor Fest. Registration is $20 until Aug. 11 and $25 on race day; awards go to the top three men and women and all runners receive a festival T-shi..
Multi-distance timed trail event at Panther Creek State Park with a 2.9 mile loop, relay and ruck divisions, on-site aid and Base Camp camping.
A five mile ascent near West Jefferson NC with about 1600 feet of climbing to a summit above 4600 feet. Timed and untimed options are offered and all finishers receive a custom bell.
A 13.6 mile loop race starting and finishing at High Knob Observation Tower in Wise County, held Sunday September 20, 2026. The course runs mainly on Forest Service roads and proceeds support trail development in the Flag Rock and High Knob..
A trail 5K in Norton, Virginia held as part of the three-day Woodbooger Festival. The race runs on the Flag Rock Area Trails and raises funds to support the festival that highlights local nature and folklore.