Trail Runner magazine

The team at Patitucci Photo has become synonymous with incredible wilderness imagery. This new film illuminates the story behind that beauty.

Human rights lawyer and ultrarunner Stephanie Case organizes an all-women expedition in Afghanistan with Free to Run. Here is their unforgettable story.

Curious what's trending? Here were the five most popular Trail Runner articles published last month.

Taylor Nowlin, Emily Hawgood, and Ruth Croft brought unique stories the 2022 Western States, and this video follows them all.

We’re asking thirty-one elite runners thirty-one rapid fire questions. What makes them tick? Up next, Hardrock athlete Dakota Jones.

Curious what's trending? Here were the five most popular Trail Runner articles published last month.

Elite runners share the rules they stick to when it comes to fueling up before a race...including lessons learned the hard way.

We’re asking thirty-one elite runners thirty-one rapid fire questions. What makes them tick? What are their habits, their routines, their preferences? This new online column takes you there.

The 49th running of the world’s oldest 100-mile race proved one of the most exciting races in years. Here’s what went down. 

Fueling for maximum trail running performance doesn't just include your mid-run snacks. Here's how to always fuel with purpose.

Watch as athletes Willie McBride and Yassine Diboun attempt the legendary route from Badwater Basin to Mt. Whitney.

This Hoka athlete is currently at the top of his game. Here's how Tollefson is approaching the race of his life. 

We’re asking thirty-one elite runners thirty-one rapid fire questions. What makes them tick? What are their habits, their routines, their preferences? This new online column takes you there.

Jim Walmsley has won Western States three times. Now he has his sights set on something no American man has done: winning UTMB.

We’re asking thirty-one elite runners thirty-one rapid fire questions. What makes them tick? What are their habits, their routines, their preferences? This new online column takes you there.

"Things happen to people. Things happen to runners. But it's in our blood to get out there and keep pushing ourselves, and to try to finish."

You might think you get adequate Vitamin D from the sun. But you may not, and deficiency of the nutrient can contribute to stress injuries.

On Wednesday, the world’s largest social platform for athletes announced several new updates, and trail running is front and center.

Curious what's trending? Here were the five most popular Trail Runner articles published in May 2022.

Flatter ultras present a training conundrum. Do you train for strength or speed? Here's what you should know.

Curious what's trending? Here were the five most popular Trail Runner articles published in April.

We know we lose a lot of sweat when we run, especially the extreme distances of ultramarathons. So how should you strategize salt replacement?

When electrolyte levels drop too low, performance can suffer. Avoid that dip by dialing in your nutrient intake.

The panel will include five Indigenous runners and touch on topics from trail safety to justice for missing and murdered Indigenous runners.

A roundup of our most popular online articles so far this year.

After five years, one of Oregon’s most stunning races is back.

The North Face’s Athlete Development Program provides two-year contracts to “burgeoning and diverse athletes.”

For most of us, one 100-mile race in a year is enough. But what if you want to attempt multiple ultras in a season? Here's what to know.

Join Trail Runner editor in chief Zoë Rom and columnist/coach David Roche for everything you need to know to run your first trail race!

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Nattalyee Randall ran 50 miles through New York City to protest police brutality. The result was this powerful documentary film.

Do you have big race plans for 2022? Join the Trail Runner Run Club for a guided training experience to crush your goals.

Alex Falconer set out to traverse the Boundary Waters of Minnesota in May 2021. He would ultimately set a new FKT across the 110-mile stretch.

A lot happened in 2021. Good, bad and ugly, it all led to some beautiful stories. Our editors and contributors choose their favorites.

2021 was a year full of stories. Here are our most read, shared and talked about stories of the year.

Trail Runner’s “Exposure” section is looking for submissions. 

This multi-sport watch is jam-packed with features that make backcountry exploring a breeze.

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Jorge Moreno, Latino Outdoors Ambassador and Co-Director at PGM ONE Summit, is building bridges between inner-city youth and the outdoors.

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Learn tools and techniques to help you prepare for and overcome some of the biggest mental and emotional challenges you may encounter in trail running.

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Screw sticky-sweet goos and gels. Here are four whole-food options for your run.

Watch David Roche break down training tips and tricks for leveling up in your next ultramarathon.

Looking to take your nutrition to the next level? Get the low-down on all things fueling from our resident sports nutritionist.

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Trail running is different. In all of the best ways. The more you run on trails, the more you’ll discover—and really appreciate and enjoy the differences.

Everything runners need to know about safety around bears, mountain lions, snakes, and other backcountry wildlife.

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Here is how to get prepared to stay healthy on the trails.

Essential tips for staying on your feet.

Tips for getting your PR in trail-running photography

Whether you're training for your first 10k or 10th 100-miler, you need to know how to structure a training plan.

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We've got some of the smartest readers around. So we asked them - what advice would you give someone running their first 50 miler?

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They're not the most fun or glamorous exercise, but step ups are probably the single most effective way to build hill-climbing power.

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Some runners aspire to extended running trips, from a week to months or more. Here's what you need to know to set yourself up for success.

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A Vermont professor's plan to promote environmental engagement by running 171 miles across Iceland.