San Diego 50 and Trail Marathon, Half Marathon, 10M & 5M

Each year, the San Diego 50 Mile and Trail Marathons beckon trail running enthusiasts to embark on a remarkable journey through the captivating landscapes of the San Dieguito River Park Trails. This event has become a cherished tradition among trail runners, offering them a chance to explore the natural beauty of the area in a variety of ways.
The course was carefully crafted to provide an unforgettable experience. Runners would find themselves navigating a mix of double track and single track trails, each offering its own unique challenges and rewards. The trails wound their way around the stunning Lake Hodges, a picturesque setting that added an extra layer of beauty to the event.
What made this event truly special was its inclusivity. It wasn’t just about the seasoned ultra-runners; it was an opportunity for the whole family to enjoy the great outdoors and share in the excitement. Participants could choose from a range of race options, each tailored to different preferences and skill levels.
For those looking to push their limits, the San Diego 50 Mile race offered an ultimate challenge, testing endurance and determination over the course’s entirety. Meanwhile, the Trail Half Marathon provided a rewarding but slightly less demanding option, ensuring that both seasoned trail runners and those new to the sport could participate.
Excitingly, this year introduced the Trail Heavy Half Marathon, providing a new level of challenge for those who sought something between the half marathon and the full 50-mile experience. The Summit Chase 10M and 5M races brought their own unique character to the event, catering to those who preferred shorter but no less exhilarating courses.
And, not forgetting the youngest members of the trail running community, the Trail Kid’s 1M Fun Run was a delightful opportunity for children to share in the thrill of the event, perhaps igniting a lifelong love for trail running.
The San Diego 50 Mile and Trail Marathons weren’t just races; they were a celebration of the beauty of the San Dieguito River Park Trails and an invitation for everyone, regardless of age or skill level, to be a part of this trail running community. It was an event that showcased the diverse trails of the region and encouraged a love for the outdoors that could be shared with the entire family.