Gorgonio View Trail Run

Big Bear Lake, United States • 17 May 2026

Gorgonio View Trail Run

The event takes place on May 17, 2026 at Big Bear Mountain Resort Snow Summit in Big Bear Lake, CA. It is presented as part of a weekend of Spartan Trail and Spartan Obstacle Course Race activities.

The course follows singletrack through high altitude pine forest and includes technical climbs and descents. Participants will encounter wide views of the Southern Sierra, wildlife, and seasonal wildflowers. The venue is noted as a long time training area for competitive runners.

Race options and event services include spectator access and a Trail 10K distance. Team entries are available and the organizer notes teams can secure the same start time for teammates. Ticketing information lists the Trail 10K from $92.10.

Additional event materials cover arrival, volunteer opportunities, parking, finisher recognition, and nearby accommodations. The program includes race day documents and information for spectators. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

10 km
Trail 10k
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