Why We Keep Reading (and Writing) Race Reports
What storytelling around running can tell us about where the sport is headed
What storytelling around running can tell us about where the sport is headed
Turn that vacay into a trail-running foray with these popular destination races
UTMB is updating its entry system for runners who give birth. Here’s what you need to know.
This year's Life Time Leadville Trail 100 Run presented by La Sportiva is turning out to be one of the fastest fields ever. Here’s what you need to know about this historic race.
One of the world’s most decorated ultrarunners is starting Ultra Spirit, an event that centers community, exploration, and...berry picking?
Broken Arrow is back, and the field is deeper than ever. Here’s what to know about one of the U.S.’s premier mountain running events.
"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."
The Seattle-based thru-hiker and the reigning Leadville champion dominated the men's and women's fields at the 250-mile race through Arizona.
The second iteration of the Cocodona 250 will kick off Monday, May 2 in Arizona with a formidable field of athletes.
The Seven Sisters Race in Western Massachusetts centers local conservation work while celebrating the surrounding land.
This November, Nebraska’s newest ultra-endurance event gives runners a chance to see the state in style.
Check out Samuel Griffith's author page.
Check out Zoë Rom's author page.
Check out Trail Runner magazine's author page.
Check out Trail Runner magazine's author page.
Check out Trail Runner magazine's author page.
Check out Trail Runner magazine's author page.
Check out Trail Runner magazine's author page.
Check out Trail Runner magazine's author page.
Lake Tahoe is a destination for athletes of all kinds. And the all-season hotspot has no shortage of trail races for runners to enjoy.
The Rocky Mountain Flylathon sends participants on a trail run. You must catch a fish. The bigger the fish, the greater the deduction from your time.