Trailrace.co

Your trail race season, organized.

Race Mission Control

Find your next trail race. Build your season. Study every climb before race day.

Built by trail runners, for trail runners.

Trailrace mobile app Discover screen, featuring Behind the Rocks Ultra 50K in Moab, Utah above a race search bar
Trailrace mobile app dashboard showing a registered race, Devil on the Divide 50K, with saved races, results and calendar shortcuts
Trailrace mobile app race page for the High Lonesome 100, showing its course map, 100 mile distance, 23,235 ft of climbing and lottery entry

Built for race season

Everything you need for your best season yet.

Search every trail race, anywhere.

Filter by distance, elevation, terrain, qualifier status, registration window, and location. The directory that finally has the race you're looking for.

Race search on the Trailrace mobile app, with a search-by-name field and shortcuts to explore races by location, distance or date

Build the season you've been mapping in your head.

Add races to your calendar, shortlist contenders, and see your entire year at a glance — entry deadlines, lottery dates, and travel all in view.

Trailrace race calendar for July 2026 with race days marked and the Hardrock 100 in Silverton, Colorado listed below

Chasing a dream race? See the path.

Trailrace shows you which races qualify for which lotteries — and exactly which boxes you still need to tick before the entry window opens.

Study every climb before you toe the line.

Interactive course maps with elevation profiles, aid stations, cutoffs, and crew points. Recon the course from your couch.

Trailrace course explorer showing the High Lonesome 100 route with 18 aid-station waypoints and an elevation profile climbing to 13,200 ft

The global race directory

From your local 50K to Western States. All in one searchable map.

Filter by distance, elevation, terrain, route type, registration window, lottery, and country. If it's a trail race, it's probably here — and if it's not, tell us and we'll add it.

Know the course before race day.

Every climb. Every aid station. Every cutoff.

Entry requirements, course details, community reviews, recommended prep, and much more, for every race.

And the Course Explorer walks you through the route mile by mile — elevation profile, water stops, drop-bag points, crew access, and the gnarly bits other runners flagged. Show up ready.

One calendar for the whole season.

Registered, shortlisted, waitlisted — and the qualifiers you still need.

Drop races into your calendar and Trailrace handles the rest: lottery dates, entry windows, crew commitment conflicts, and which races count toward which qualifiers. Stop juggling tabs and spreadsheets.

Your season command center

Built by trail runners who got tired of spreadsheets.

Your season in plain view
See all your races and critical dates on one timeline so you can see if your plan actually fits.
Goal tracking
Set your A, B, and C goals. Monitor your progress and stay on top of your race objectives throughout the season.
Never miss a registration deadline
Stay on top of registration deadlines so you never miss out on your favorite races.
Race-level task insight
Track race requirements like service work and qualifiers so you don't miss any important details.
Results journal
Log every finish (or DNF), splits, conditions, and notes. Your personal race history, always at hand.
Crewing and Volunteer commitments
Track the races you're crewing or volunteering at so you never double-book a race weekend.

Your season starts here.

It's free to sign up & create your season. Find your next race in 30 seconds, build your calendar in five minutes, and never miss another lottery deadline.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Trailrace.co?

Trailrace.co is a global directory of trail races and ultramarathons, paired with a season planner. Search races by distance, elevation and location, save them to a calendar, work out which qualifiers you still need, and study a course in detail before race day.

Is Trailrace.co free to use?

Yes. Creating an account, searching the directory, saving races and building your season calendar are all free.

How do I find a trail race near me?

Search the directory by location and radius, then filter by distance, vertical gain, steepness, route type and month. You can also filter on registration status, lottery entry, qualifier requirements, and whether crew, pacers or drop bags are allowed. Results show on a map or as a list.

Which trail races have a lottery, and what are my odds?

Many of the biggest 100-milers fill by lottery because demand far outruns the number of places. Trailrace.co flags every race that uses one and shows its draw date and registration window. The Lottery Odds Calculator covers Western States, Hardrock, High Lonesome and UTMB, and gives you your chance of selection this year plus an estimated years-to-entry.

What is a race qualifier?

Some races only accept entrants who have already finished an approved qualifying race. Trailrace.co lists each race's qualifier rules, its qualifying window and its submission deadline, and helps you find a race that will qualify you.

Can I see a race course before race day?

Yes. The Course Explorer walks the route mile by mile on a map, with its elevation profile, aid stations, cutoff times, drop-bag points and crew access. It is free and you do not need an account.

Trail race terms, defined

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Ultramarathon

Any race longer than the marathon distance of 42.2 km (about 26 miles).

Elevation gain

The total amount of climbing on a course, added up over every uphill section rather than measured from the lowest point to the highest.

Cutoff

The latest time you are allowed to leave a given point on the course and stay in the race.

Qualifier

A race you must already have finished before you are allowed to enter another one.

Lottery

A random draw used to hand out entries when far more runners apply than a race can take.

Drop bag

A bag you pack in advance that the race transports to a named aid station, so your spare socks, headlamp batteries and food are waiting for you there.