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Rob's Trail Run

Woodbury, United States • 29 Nov 2026

Rob's Trail Run Edition

Rob's Trail Run Edition is a trail running event held at the Stillwell Woods Preserve in Woodbury, New York. The course takes participants through the natural trail systems located within the preserve. The event is organized in memory of Rob Lauterborn, who was a member of the Plainview-Old Bethpage Road Runner's Club.

The race features two primary categories for the same distance:

  • 5K Adult Trail Run
  • 5K High School or Youth Trail Run

Proceeds from the event benefit the Center for Developmental Disabilities. The competition is held on a single day in November, with registration organized into separate tiers for adult participants and youth or high school runners. The venue is located at 72 S Woods Rd in Woodbury. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States New York Woodbury

Race information

Registration
5 km
5k Adult Trail Run
5 km
5k High School or Youth Trail Run
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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