Explore the best trail runs in the United States for 2026-2027! Our updated list features 4160 exciting races across the country. Find your next race in the United States below and join the running community at these great events!
Experience trail running in Orange County with several race distances ranging from a 5k to a 6 hour timed challenge. Navigate a scenic 3.3 mile looped course with multiple early bib pickup options available.
A Hurricane Heat weekend in Columbus, IN on August 1, 2026, offers a 12 hour HH12 and a 4 hour HH4 format, with tickets listed from $166 and $116 and team and service member discounts available.
A mixed road and trail 5K in Mattawan, Michigan that starts and finishes on the high school track. The course includes dirt, grass, and road sections; food and drinks will be available at the finish and dogs are not allowed.
A two lap 10 km trail run around Stryker Lake at Griffin Bike Park on August 1, 2026 with rolling hills, generally stable footing, onsite registration, and series bonus points for finishers.
A 12 hour run and ruck on a 1.52 mile paved loop at Smith Park in Middletown, Ohio. Chip timing, a stocked aid station, weight rules for ruckers, and student crafted finisher awards for several distance milestones.
A multi day endurance event at Lake Padden offering six, twelve, twenty four and thirty two hour races on a marked 2.6 mile loop with night lighting, on course aid, and awards for top finishers.
High-alpine trail races in Winter Park, Colorado, with 50K, 21K and 10K routes that run on mostly singletrack and finish in town amid mountain scenery and community amenities.
Test your endurance at this military inspired obstacle course featuring mud crawls and climbing walls. Supporting the Light Foundation, the event offers a 5k trail for adults and a dedicated race for children.
Timed 12-hour and 6-hour trail races in Palm Coast, FL on Aug 1, 2026, held on a flat, shaded almost one-mile loop between river and ocean, with a fully stocked aid station and experienced volunteer support.
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.