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Tarc Summer Classic

Medfield, United States • 16 Aug 2025

The Tarc Summer Classic is a trail running event held at Noon Hill Reservation in Medfield, Massachusetts, featuring multiple race distances including 10 miles, 50K, and 40 miles. The course is a scenic, mostly forested loop with undulating terrain, roots, rocks, and a notable viewpoint at Noon Hill. The event offers a challenging experience with elevation gains and technical trail sections, winding along the Charles River. Races start early in the morning, with the ultra distances beginning at 7:00 am and the 10-mile race at 9:00 am. Participants have designated time limits to complete their respective distances, making it a demanding and scenic trail running event. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States Massachusetts Medfield

Race information

Website Registration
40 mi
40 Mile Ultramarathon
40 mi
40 Mile Ultramarathon Waitlist
50 km
50k Ultramarathon
50 km
50k Ultramarathon Waitlist
10 mi
10 Mile
10 mi
10 Mile Waitlist
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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