Trapp Cabin Trail Races:
5 K, 10 K and half marathon

Sunday, Sept 17, 2023

The Trapp Cabin Trail Races are held annually at the beautiful Trapp Family Outdoor Center in Stowe, Vt. This perennial favorite is a great opportunity to try out trail running, to look for your personal best, or put the pedal down and go for the gold. It is also an important fundraiser for our non-profit organization.

Race Description

All racers follow Sugar Road and proceed onto Russel Knoll Track. The 10 K runners continue on Chris’s Run to the Cabin, following the single-tracks Growler, Tapline, and Lodge Spur to the finish. Half marathoners repeat the 10 K loop. The 5 K runners divert onto Old County Road joining Tapline and Lodge Spur to the finish.

The half-marathon is by far our most popular race and attracts over 200 racers from all over New England. The course does a double-loop of the 10.5K and offers runners a perfect opportunity to train for the upcoming Trapp Mountain Marathon. These beautiful trails are not accessible to the general public so this is a special opportunity to run in a unique location.

• Online registration opens January 1, 2023
• 7:00 am bib pickup opens
• 8:00 am Race Start for Half-Marathon
• 9:00 am Race Start for 5 & 10 K races
• Walkers for the 5km are welcome.

Additional Information

Please register on our online form below, or on Active.com. Pick up your bib and sign the release form at least 15 minutes before the start of your race. Medal presentations for the top female and male runners for each distance will follow each race. All participants will receive a participation medal, and free refreshments and snacks. Restrooms in the Outdoor Center available to race participants. If you cannot race but would like to volunteer at the event, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Volunteer

Can’t run but want to get involved? We need volunteers at registration and on course. Sign up today using this link. Thank you!

trail maps

To view the trail maps, click here for the 5km, and click here for the 10km loop. The half marathon is twice the 10km loop.

Congratulations to all past racers!