Blairsville
Trail Running Calendar near Blairsville 2026-2027
Explore the top trail runs near Blairsville for 2026-2027! We've gathered 15 exciting trail runs in the area. Check out our detailed list below to find your next local trail run.
September 2026
A timed trail event at Lake Zwerner in Dahlonega featuring a 4.63 mile loop and 6 hour, 12 hour, and 24 hour race options. The course has rocky and rooty sections, steep climbs, runnable ridge lines, and a single staffed aid station.
A 2.5-mile ascent to the summit of Mount Yonah with about 1600 feet of gain, a ruck division, and a 2 hour 15 minute cutoff.
October 2026
Trail races in Dahlonega, GA on the Jake and Bull Mountain trails, offering a 50K across three loops and a half marathon on one loop.
50K, 30K and 15K trail races in the Chattahoochee National Forest with technical singletrack, creek crossings, six aid stations, and start/finish at Shallowford iron bridge.
November 2026
Timed 8 hour and 4 hour trail races on a one mile loop around Lake Trahlyta at Vogel State Park in Blairsville GA, with aid station support and proceeds benefiting the park.
50K and 30K trail races at Vogel State Park, featuring the Coosa Backcountry and Duncan Ridge trails with significant elevation on the 50K.
December 2026
January 2027
A multi day ultrarunning event at Vogel State Park with races from 40 km to 200 miles over the Duncan Ridge and multiple supported aid stations.
February 2027
Test your endurance with multiple summits of Yonah Mountain in this technical trail event. Choose from distances up to 75k and experience steep climbs and bouldering scrambles in the Georgia mountains.
March 2027
A 74 mile race in Blairsville, GA on March 27, 2027 with course records and detailed maps, aid station breakdowns, cutoff times, and crew and volunteer information.
April 2027
May 2027
A 103.54 mile trail ultramarathon near Blue Ridge, GA, with 33,000 ft of climb, 20 aid stations, and Western States and Hardrock qualifying status.
A point to point trail ultramarathon in North Georgia, about 56 to 58 miles with 10 aid stations and roughly 15,000 feet of ascent and descent.