Keuka Outlet Trail Half Marathon

Penn Yan, United States • 18 Jul 2026

Keuka Outlet Trail Half Marathon & 10K

The Keuka Outlet Trail Half Marathon & 10K takes place in Penn Yan, New York, utilizing the well-maintained trail system that spans seven miles between Penn Yan and Dresden. The course follows the Minnesetah River, passing through scenery that includes waterfalls and historic abandoned mills.

The event features two primary distances for participants:

  • Half Marathon (13.1 Miles)
  • 10K (6.2 Miles)

The Half Marathon route is primarily contested on the Keuka Outlet Trail, with a segment of approximately one mile on a paved road located at the midway turnaround point. The 10K distance is held entirely on the trail surface. Both events have a total combined registration limit of 400 participants.

Virtual options are also available for both distances. Participants choosing the virtual format can complete their run on the actual course in Penn Yan or at a location of their choice during July 2026. Following the conclusion of the races, a celebration is held at the Moose Lodge featuring music and food for those who took part in the event. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

13 mi
Half Marathon
6 mi
10k
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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