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Trail Running in New Hampshire

New Hampshire has 7 upcoming trail-running races scheduled for 2026. New Ipswich is the busiest city with 2 races, ahead of Hooksett (1) and Nottingham (1).

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Hooksett Kiwanis 5K Trail Race
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Hooksett Kiwanis 5K Trail Race

September 19, 2026
Hooksett, NH
Wapack Wilderness Trail Race
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Wapack Wilderness Trail Race

September 19, 2026
New Ipswich, NH
New England Womxn's Trail Multisport Festival
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New England Womxn's Trail Multisport Festival

September 26, 2026
Nottingham, NH
Trot in the Trees 5k Trail Race and Fun Run
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Trot in the Trees 5k Trail Race and Fun Run

October 4, 2026
Madbury, NH
Keene Family YMCA Fall Foliage Trail Races
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Keene Family YMCA Fall Foliage Trail Races

October 4, 2026
Keene, NH
Midstate Massive Ultra Trail
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Midstate Massive Ultra Trail

October 10, 2026
New Ipswich, NH

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Hugs For Vets Trail 10kish

Henniker, NH

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Hugs For Vets Trail 10kish

November 1, 2026
Henniker, NH

Trail Running in Nearby States

Frequently asked questions

What is trail running?
Trail running takes place on unpaved surfaces like dirt paths, mountain trails, and forest roads. Distances range from 5K to 100+ miles. Trail running emphasizes scenery, elevation, and technical terrain over pace.
What shoes do I need for trail running?
Trail running shoes have aggressive lugs for traction, rock plates for protection, and a more durable outsole than road shoes. Popular brands include Hoka, Salomon, and Altra. Choose shoes based on your local terrain.
How is trail running different from road running?
Trail running involves more elevation change, uneven footing, and slower paces than road running. Expect to run 20-40% slower on trails compared to roads. The focus shifts from pace per mile to effort and time on feet.
What are the best trail running destinations in the US?
Colorado, California, Oregon, and Utah offer world-class trail running. Iconic areas include the Sierra Nevada, Rocky Mountains, Pacific Northwest forests, and Appalachian trails. Browse trail events by state on RACE.