Frozen Trailfest

Fort Wayne, United States • 14 Feb 2026

FROZEN TRAILFEST : event overview

FROZEN TRAILFEST is scheduled for February 14, 2026, at Franke Park in Fort Wayne, Indiana (3411 Sherman Blvd, Fort Wayne, IN 46808). The event takes place on the park's frozen singletrack trails and includes both a trail running option and a mountain bike option. The start and finish are located next to "The Hub" at the gravel parking lot near the base of Derby Hill.

Distances

  • 10K Trail Run
  • 20K Mountain Bike Ride

Entry information: the listed entry fee is $30, and participants aged 6 to 18 have no registration fee.

Logistics and race details

Packet pickup is offered at Derby Hill in Franke Park and at the Hub on site. Race instructions and information are provided at on-site locations, and awards include trophies and medals for category winners. The organizer notes that trails may be frozen and that muddy conditions can persist into warmer months, and participants are advised to bring appropriate cold weather gear and equipment for trail conditions. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

10 km
10k Trail Run
20k Mountain Bike Ride
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
Trail runs nearby

Join the 31st Annual Turkey Trot 5K in Fort Wayne on November 22, 2025 for a friendly trail run and walk at Homestead Environmental Center. Kids 10 and under can race free in the Turkey Toddlers event.

Run scenic trails at Chain O'Lakes State Park on December 13, 2025, choosing a 13.1 mile loop or run it twice for the full marathon. Aid stations staffed by local teams and an eight hour cutoff create a friendly, supported race day.

Warm up this February at the Chilly Chili Trail Run in Bluffton's Ouabache State Park, offering scenic 3 and 5 mile trail options. Enjoy a long sleeve event shirt and celebratory hot chili in the heated lakeside lodge after your run.

Push your limits at the Dirty Fox Five Hour Trail Race in Franke Park, Fort Wayne on September 19. Runners, riders and wheelchair athletes complete as many full laps as possible in five hours while supporting local trail maintenance.