Crystal Springs Trail Run

Woodside, United States • 30 Aug 2026

SPASM Crystal Springs Trail Run

The SPASM Crystal Springs Trail Run takes place in Woodside, California, with the main event site located at Huddart Park. The courses navigate through various natural landscapes including sectors of King's Mountain and Bear Gulch. Participants run through environments characterized by redwood forests, ferns, and established trail systems.

The event offers several distinct distances for trail runners:

  • 8K (6.2 Miles)
  • Half Marathon (13.1 Miles)
  • 35K (22 Miles)
  • Marathon (26.2 Miles)
  • 50K (30.9 Miles)
  • Kid's Run (50 Yards) for children aged six and younger

All course distances are measured using a surveyor's measuring wheel to ensure accuracy. In addition to the primary trail races, the schedule includes a 2 Mile run labeled as Coastal Testing. The event utilizes the trails within the regional park system, providing a route through local wooded areas and natural terrain. Registration fees vary depending on the chosen distance, with the children's 50 yard dash offered at no cost. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

31 mi
50k
26 mi
Marathon
22 mi
35k
13 mi
Half Marathon
6 mi
Coastal Testing
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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