Thorne Head Trail Run

Bath, United States • 25 Oct 2025

The Thorne Head Trail Run is a community-focused 4k trail race held at Thorne Head Preserve in Bath, Maine. Hosted by the Kennebec Estuary Land Trust, this event features a mix of fun single-track and wider trails with scenic water views. Designed to be inclusive for both first-time trail runners and seasoned enthusiasts, the race emphasizes enjoyment over competition, with no winners but unique finisher's mugs for all participants. The event supports local trail conservation and environmental education. After the run, participants can enjoy a hearty fall-themed breakfast including pumpkin muffins, apple cider donuts, pancakes, and more, creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

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Thorne Head 4k Trail Run
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