Trail Races & Routes in Rhode Island

Explore 10 trail running and hiking routes across Rhode Island. 0 organized races and 10 training routes covering distances from 3.4 mi to 78.2 mi. Elevation gains range from 93 ft to 4,563 ft. Preview every trail in 3D flyover with segment breakdowns.

Key Takeaways

Total Routes
10
Races / Routes
0 / 10
Distance Range
3.4 mi - 78.2 mi
Elevation Range
93 ft - 4,563 ft
Most Popular Distance
Other (6)
Surface Type
100% Trail
Route NameLocationDistanceElevation GainTypeRace Date
Newport Cliff Walk (RI)Newport County, Rhode Island3.4 mi111 ftroute
Walkabout Trail Orange Loop (RI)Providence County, Rhode Island7.7 mi403 ftroute
Vin Gormley Trail (RI)South County, Rhode Island7.8 mi385 ftroute
Arcadia Mt Tom Trail (RI)South County, Rhode Island9.2 mi696 ftroute
Breakheart Trail (RI)Kent County, Rhode Island9.8 mi953 ftroute
Arcadia Trail (RI)South County, Rhode Island13.3 mi886 ftroute
Block Island Circumnavigation (RI)South County, Rhode Island17.2 mi93 ftroute
Rhode Island Lowest to Highest (RI)Providence County, Rhode Island21.6 mi2,331 ftroute
New England 300k (NH, MA, RI)Kent County, Rhode Island75.3 mi4,563 ftroute
North South Trail (RI)Kent County, Rhode Island78.2 mi3,974 ftroute

Frequently Asked Questions

How many trail races are in Rhode Island?

There are 0 organized races and 10 self-supported routes available in Rhode Island.

What is the average elevation gain in Rhode Island?

The average elevation gain is 1,440 feet, with routes ranging from 93 to 4,563 feet.

What distances are available in Rhode Island?

Available distances include: 5K, Half Marathon, Marathon, 100 Mile.

Can these trail routes in Rhode Island be used for hiking?

Yes. 100% of these routes are on trail surfaces, making them suitable for both trail running and hiking. The terrain analysis and elevation profiles help hikers plan their adventures just as effectively as runners.

What's the best time of year to run trails in Rhode Island?

Trail running conditions in Rhode Island vary by season and elevation. Check the race date column for organized events, which are typically scheduled during optimal weather windows. For year-round training routes, elevation profiles help you plan for seasonal conditions.

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