Adrenaline Night Runs

Fountain Hills, United States • 23 May 2026

Event Overview

Adrenaline Night Runs is a trail running event that takes place at night in McDowell Mountain Regional Park in Fountain Hills, Arizona. It is the second race in a six-event series called the Insomniac Night Trail Run Series. Participants can choose to run one race or complete all six.

Distances and Location

The event offers five different trail running distances on single-track paths: 6K, 10K, 15K, 25K, and 50K. The courses use trails named Escondido, Scenic, Cinch, and Shallmo within McDowell Mountain Regional Park. The event is part of a series, and a discounted pass for all six races is available.

Additional Information

The race has a policy where entries are non-refundable and non-transferable. The event also offers a "Double Down" opportunity, combining it with a separate cycling event called Adrenaline Ride on the previous day. Volunteer opportunities are available for roles such as event setup, aid station support, and timing. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

50 km
50k
25 km
25k
15 km
15k
10 km
10k
6 km
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