Huger
Trail Running Calendar near Huger 2026-2027
Explore the top trail runs near Huger for 2026-2027! We've gathered 11 exciting trail runs in the area. Check out our detailed list below to find your next local trail run.
October 2026
A family friendly fun run and festival at Wannamaker County Park with trick-or-treating, music, a costume contest, and local vendors.
November 2026
Trail races and a kids dash at Laurel Hill County Park with wooded routes, finish line music and fall treats, medals for finishers and prizes for winners.
A night trail 5K in Huger, SC that requires a headlamp, offers pre registration and day of fees, and awards the top three male and female finishers.
A community minded 3 mile Turkey Trot on Daniel Island with start and finish at the Credit One gravel lot and a post-trot gathering at LIDI Restaurant.
December 2026
A self supported point to point 50 miles in Mount Pleasant, SC on Dec 20, 2026, run on open roads with a limited field and a $30 tracker donation.
January 2027
Looped trail races on the Jericho Horse Trail in Francis Marion National Forest offering distances from 10K to 100 miles with three aid stations and night running requirements.
February 2027
A USATF sanctioned 24-hour track race in Mount Pleasant, SC with certified timing, qualified-entry priority, on-track lighting, on-site facilities, and prize money for record performances.
March 2027
A trail event across the Francis Marion National Forest with 100, 50, 50K, half and 10K out and back courses, aid stations, cupless policy, and tracking options.
A 5K trail race on the historic Middleburg property in Huger SC with packet pick up options, post race pancakes, guided tours, prizes for top finishers, and onsite parking.
Trail event in Mount Pleasant, SC featuring a 50K run in a 10x5K format plus a single 5K on the same loop. Registration opens September 10, 2026 and proceeds benefit local schools and military charities.
June 2027
A multi distance trail event on the Jericho Horse Trail in Francis Marion National Forest with looped 16 and 18 mile courses and three aid stations.