When is Table Rock Trail Challenge?

Table Rock Trail Challenge takes place on Jun 20, 2026. That's in 3 weeks.

Where is Table Rock Trail Challenge located?

Table Rock Trail Challenge is held in Jamesville, New York, United States.

What distances are available at Table Rock Trail Challenge?

Table Rock Trail Challenge offers the following distances: 6HR.

What is the typical weather for Table Rock Trail Challenge?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 58°F and 78°F on race day. There's approximately a 17% chance of precipitation.

Table Rock Trail Challenge (6HR) - Jun 20, 2026 | Jamesville, NY

The Table Rock Trail Challenge, set for June 20, 2026, in Jamesville, NY, offers a uniquely demanding and engaging experience for trail runners within the breathtaking Clark Reservation State Park. This "Last One Standing" event challenges participants to complete as many laps as possible on technical, looped courses through a landscape renowned for its geological features, including ancient fossils and glacial formations that give the race its name. Runners can expect a dynamic course that traverses crushed gravel paths, slick limestone "table rock" sections, dirt trails filled with roots and rocks, and exciting scrambles, especially on the initial 1.3-mile Course A. As the race progresses, a slightly less technical 1.2-mile Course B comes into play, while lap cutoff times incrementally decrease, pushing endurance and strategy to their limits.

What truly sets the Table Rock Trail Challenge apart is its captivating Last One Standing format and vibrant community atmosphere. Inspired by Big's Backyard Ultra, this USATF-sanctioned race fosters camaraderie as all runners begin each lap together, allowing participants of varying speeds to share the trails, at least in the early stages. The park's picturesque trails offer stunning views, but don't be fooled—the course, with its moderate hills and technical footing, will test even seasoned runners, particularly under typical race day conditions with highs around 78F and lows around 58F, and a 17% chance of precipitation. Beyond the grueling laps, the event is known for its supportive environment, culminating in a celebratory post-race cookout and ice cream truck, making it a beloved tradition for many Central New York trail runners and their families.