Into the Wild OC Trail Run

Orange, United States • 24 Jun 2026

Into the Wild OC Trail Run

Into the Wild OC Trail Run is held at Gypsum Canyon Wilderness in Anaheim on June 24, 2026. The event features a single trail distance of 5k (3.3 miles) starting and finishing at Gypsum Canyon Wilderness with on-site parking.

The course runs on a mix of fire roads and single track with approximately 350 ft of elevation gain. There is one aid station providing water and electrolyte at mile 2.2. The event is cupless; runners are advised to use a personal hydration cup or handheld reservoir.

Pre-running the course is not allowed unless it occurs on designated wilderness access days or during docent led activities. Unauthorized access or pre-running may jeopardize the organizer's ability to offer future events. Pets are not allowed on the land.

The event timeline includes gate opening, check-in and packet pickup, the race start, a post-race taco dinner, and awards. Participants must be present to receive awards. Registration is listed at $45 until 5pm on June 23, 2026. There is no race day registration. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

5 km
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