Big Foot Trail Run

Huntsville, United States • 20 Jun 2026

Big Foot Trail Run, Huntsville, AL

Big Foot Trail Run is a trail event near Huntsville, Alabama, offered as part of the Wild Thangs Trail Series. The event includes both 10K and 5K distances.

The course features bluff views, mountain scenery, creek crossings, and waterfalls. Several aid stations are located on course and provide water, Gatorade, coke, GU, pretzels, M&M's, granola bars and similar items. The event is a cupless race; runners must carry a handheld bottle, pack, or reusable cup. A reusable cup is offered for purchase at checkout for $5.

The race is capped at 400 runners. All participants in the Big Foot 5K and 10K receive a t shirt and a finisher award. Marco's Pizza is listed as a series sponsor and pizza is provided at the finish line for participants.

Packet pickup is handled at the RunningLane store, located at 2407 Memorial Pkwy SW, Huntsville. Race morning packet pickup is available for limited hours; additional pickup days are scheduled before each race at the store.

Age group awards cover 0 to 19, then 10 year bands up to 70 and older. Organizers state very loose cutoffs and note a 17 minute per mile cutoff for Long Series participants. Series registration options offer bundled discounts and a series t shirt and plaque for those who register for multiple races. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

10 km
10k
5 km
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