Trail Running Calendar United States 2026-2027

Weekly trail races at Catamount Outdoor Family Center in Williston, VT, with 5 km, 2.5 km half lap, and a cubbies category for ages 5 and under. Events run rain or shine with a stated thunder and cancellation policy.

Explore the scenic trails of Monroe County during this four part mid week race series. Enjoy chip timed runs through various local parks along with post race cookouts and custom series participant awards.

A 60 hour endurance challenge at Snow Mountain Ranch where runners repeat a 10 mile trail loop to reach milestone distances. Entry includes lodging, meals, training and recovery services.

La Garita 200 is a 200 mile mountain loop that starts and finishes in South Fork on the banks of the Rio Grande. The route rises to just under 13,000 feet and passes through pine forest, alpine tundra and mountain parks.

GPS Too Hot to Trot is a four mile out and back race on the NCR Trail starting at the Paper Mill parking lot in Cockeysville, MD on August 19, presented as part of the Grand Prix Series.

The Augúst, Montana's second oldest footrace, holds its 58th running in Helena on August 20, 2026. A 5K trail race presented as a minimalist fundraiser for local high school cross-country teams.

A two day trail event at Silver Mountain Resort in Kellogg, Idaho featuring a 13K (8 mile) course with over 2,000 feet of climbing and a 2 mile run. Races start from the summit after a gondola ascent and include a vendor village.

A team relay at Crystal Mountain on August 21-22, 2026 featuring three alpine trail loops, a mid-race gondola ride, and views of Mt. Rainier. Multiple team formats are offered, plus on-site camping and glamping at Ragnar Village.

A three‑event Friday evening 5K series at AZ Falls with chip timing, age group awards, raffle prizes and collectible desert themed medals; the series supports Child Crisis Arizona and includes a virtual race option.

Trail races at Camp Ondessonk in the Shawnee National Forest featuring multi-loop 100 mile and 100K options, waterfalls and sandstone canyons, technical single-track terrain, five manned aid stations, and included tree house lodging for run..

Fixed-time ultras of six and twelve hours take place on a 500 meter flat gravel loop at historic Nardini Manor in Buckeye, Arizona. The event features an on-course aid station, cupless refills, crew zones, and onsite parking.

A trail half marathon in Hood River with about 2,300 ft of climb, two official aid stations, and scenic views into Oregon and Washington. The cup free event requires a 24 oz minimum water bottle and includes finisher prize bags and bonus pr..

Trail races in Windham, Maine on technical single-track loops with 13M, marathon and 50K options, two aid stations, required participant donation with proof, and a no-refund policy.

A point to point 100k+ trail race in Naples, NY, through mostly single track in the Finger Lakes. The course has a 20 hour cutoff, 11 aid stations, and serves as a UTMB and Western States qualifier.

A 14-mile trail race at Hyner Run State Park with a 7K option. The single-track course in Sproul State Forest is open to runners and speed-hikers, requires a qualifying time and enforces a 4.5 hour cutoff.

A two day gravel run event in Lincoln Nebraska offering 50k, half marathon, 10k and 5k mostly on gravel and dirt roads. Races are self supported with aid stations and a hilly course averaging 4 to 5 percent grade.

A high-elevation, approximately 100-mile out-and-back ultramarathon in Leadville, Colorado, featuring Hope Pass and over 15,000 feet of climbing. The event uses an entry lottery and includes 11 aid stations, pacer allowance, and buckle awar..

Experience a unique trail race through the rolling hills and meadows of the Tryon International Equestrian Center. Choose between several distances on a scenic loop course featuring a mix of dirt paths and single track trails.

Experience a high altitude trail run through the Rocky Mountains on 100 percent unpaved roads and trails. This dog friendly event in Fraser supports children facing cancer through the Shining Stars Foundation.

A first annual cross country meet at Muskegon Catholic Central with high school races and an open alumni and community 5K; proceeds benefit MCC cross country and track and field programs.