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Folsom Lake Trail Run

Folsom, United States • 3 May 2025

The Folsom Lake Trail Run, scheduled for May 3, 2025, offers participants a scenic and challenging race along the southeastern trails of Folsom Lake, California. Runners can choose from four distances: 10K, Half Marathon, 35K, and 50K, with the course beginning and ending at Browns Ravine Marina. The route features well-maintained dirt trails, rolling hills, and twisty single and double-track sections, providing a rewarding experience for trail enthusiasts. The event emphasizes safety, with professional chip timing, aid stations stocked with energy foods and drinks, and a cupless policy to reduce waste. Awards, medals, and race shirts are provided, and volunteers play a vital role in ensuring a successful race day. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States California Folsom

Race information

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50 km
50k
35 km
35k
13 mi
1/2 Marathon
10 km
10k
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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