Jupiter
Trail Running Calendar near Jupiter 2026-2027
Explore the top trail runs near Jupiter for 2026-2027! We've gathered 14 exciting trail runs in the area. Check out our detailed list below to find your next local trail run.
November 2026
A 10-mile night trail run at Jonathan Dickinson State Park, run on a marked lollipop loop through pine flatwoods and sand scrub. Registration includes park entry, a shirt, a finisher medal, and post-race refreshments; space is limited.
December 2026
A community holiday run at The Gardens North County District Park with 5K and 2K options, age group awards, family activities and a tree lighting ceremony.
A Christmas-themed trail event in Jupiter Ridge Natural Area with 50K, 30K night race, and half marathon on a 4.5 mile loop through ancient coastal dunes.
January 2027
A 125-mile out-and-back ultramarathon in Hobe Sound, FL, on the Ocean to Lake Trail with bucket support, no aid stations, and a 48-hour cutoff.
A trail endurance event in West Palm Beach where runners complete a 5K each hour for 6, 12, or 24 rounds, earning patches, medals, and leaderboard ranking.
February 2027
A Backyard-style last-person-standing loop race at DuPuis Management Area near Canal Point, FL, with a 4.166667 mile loop and a $1,000 stipend for the winner.
March 2027
Looped 6-hour and 10-hour ultraruns plus a four-lap half marathon at Riverbend Park in Jupiter, FL, with on-course aid and official timing.
April 2027
April 3, 2027 trail races in the JW Corbett Wildlife Management Area near Loxahatchee FL with 50 mile, 50K and 18 mile options on technical single track.
A charity 5K and family event at Carlin Park Heart Trail in Jupiter benefiting the Junior League of the Palm Beaches, with trail races, a kids dash, and a virtual option.
Trail event at Jonathan Dickinson State Park on April 24, 2027 featuring a 50K, a half distance, sandy dunes and varied natural terrain.
July 2027
September 2027
A community-focused ultrarunning event in Jupiter, Florida offering a 12-hour race, a 50K and a fun run on looped gravel trails by the Loxahatchee River.