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Turnagain Arm Trail Run

Name: Turnagain Arm Trail Run
Start: 2026-05-07
End: 2026-05-07
Location: Anchorage

Anchorage, United States • 7 May 2026

The Turnagain Arm Trail Run will take place in Anchorage on Thursday 7 May 2026. You can run between 4 and 8 miles. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States Alaska Anchorage

Race information

Website

8 mi

8 Mile Run

4 mi

4 Mile Run

Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

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Saturday Apr 25

Boondocks Breakaway 5K

Anchorage

3 km

5 km

Kick off the running season on the trails of Russian Jack Park. This Anchorage Running Club event offers a free race for members or a small fee for non-members. Expect a classic spring run where lingering snow patches might be part of the a..

Sunday Jun 21

Bird Ridge Hill Climb

Hope

2 mi

3 mi

Experience a focused uphill challenge at the Bird Ridge Hill Climb in Indian Alaska. Choose between the three mile Full Climb or the shorter Jack's Run for a vertical racing experience organized by the Alaska Mountain Runners.

Saturday Sep 26

Anchorage United Nations Run

Anchorage

2 km

5 km

A community fundraiser and cultural celebration in Anchorage featuring a 2K and 5K along the coastal trail. Proceeds support Anchorage School District language immersion programs and classroom resources.

Sunday Feb 14

Little Su 50K

Big Lake

50 km

Experience a human powered winter wilderness race in Big Lake Alaska. Navigate fifty kilometers of marked trails through remote frozen landscapes on the traditional lands of the Denaina and Ahtna Dene people.