High Bridge Challenge

Farmville, United States • 14 Jun 2025

The High Bridge Challenge in Farmville, Virginia, offers runners a unique opportunity to complete two races on the scenic High Bridge Trail State Park. Participants can choose from combo distances ranging from 26k to 150k, combining the Night Train race in June and the Freight Train race in December. The course features flat terrain along a historic rail trail with beautiful views, including crossing the iconic High Bridge. The Night Train race starts at sunset, providing a magical atmosphere with fireflies and moonlight, while the Freight Train offers cooler temperatures and a fast winter course. Finishers earn a special award celebrating their achievement. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

150 km
150k
100 km
100k
26 mi
Marathon
26 km
26k
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