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Happy Chinese New Year Run

San Diego, United States • 14 Feb 2026

Event Overview

The Happy Chinese New Year Run is a self-supported, non-competitive 50-mile trail run in San Diego, California. The event is described as a "fat ass" run, with no fees, awards, aid stations, or course markings.

Course Details

The single-loop course is approximately 51 miles long with about 5,000 feet of elevation gain. For this edition, the route is run counter-clockwise. Runners must navigate the unmarked trail themselves using a recommended app. The event is not virtual; runners must be on the course on the specified date.

Logistics and Support

Runners must be completely self-sufficient, carrying or planning for all their needs. The event website lists several potential water refill points along the route, including public parks and a gas station, but availability varies. The primary cutoff time is 12 hours. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States California San Diego

Race information

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50 mi
50 Miles
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