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Webster Trail Classic

Webster, United States • 25 Jul 2026

Webster Trail Classic

The Webster Trail Classic is a trail run that takes place across three neighboring parks in Webster, New York: Webster Park, Whiting Road Nature Preserve, and Gosnell Big Woods Preserve. Each park features a different style of trail, providing a varied running experience. The race starts and finishes near the Park View Lodge on Holt Road in Webster Park.

The event offers two main race distances: a 10-mile and a 3.5-mile course. The 10-mile route uses connector trails to access all three parks, including sections through open fields, wooded single track, and across bridges. The 3.5-mile route remains primarily within the south portion of Webster Park. There is also a free 1-mile Kids Fun Run.

A basic aid station with water is provided for the 10-mile runners at the start/finish line and at one point on the course. Registration closes a week before the race, with a hard participant cap. There is no day-of registration. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States New York Webster

Race information

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10 Miler
3.5 Miler
Kids Fun Run
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