Terrain Trail Runners
Terrain Trail Runners (TTR) is a St. Louis–based trail and ultra‑running community and a proud USA Track & Field member organization. All of our races are USATF‑sanctioned.
ABOUT TERRAIN TRAIL RUNNERS
Terrain Trail Runners (TTR)
Hit the Trail. With Us.
Terrain Trail Runners (TTR) is a St. Louis–based trail and ultra‑running community and a proud USA Track & Field member organization. All of our races are USATF‑sanctioned. We welcome runners of all experience levels and host weekly group runs, annual races, and special events throughout the year.
TTR was founded in 2014 and is a lady‑owned organization, we’re committed to leveling the playing field in trail and ultra‑running and elevating women’s leadership in the sport.
GROUP RUNS WE HOST
Our runs vary in distance and terrain, from flat bottomland to steep, rocky hills and from one hour to three hours or more. The goal is to offer something for everyone. Bottom line: Training with TTR will get you ready for any trail race.
Group Runs We Host
• Sunday Morning Trail Runs (year‑round)
• Seasonal Night Trail Runs
• Women’s‑Only Group Runs (Spring–Summer)
• Kids Trail Group Runs (Spring–Summer)
Stay in the loop join us on facebook, signup for our monthly newsletter and or run with us on strava!
ANNUAL RACES WE HOST
We currently host twelve annual trail races and events from January through December. All of our races offer ultra-distances as well as shorter distances, along with food, beverages, timing, photos, and swag from our sponsors.
50K MASHUP Trail Race Series (January – November)
Doomsday 5K (January)
963 Beulah Challenge (February)
Queeny Backyard Ultra (March)
Ozark Foothills 100 (April)
Thunder Chicken 100k (May)
Dark 2 Dawn (June)
Triple Crown 10k Night Series (August)
Rockin’ Rockwoods (September)
Babler Bongo 15k (October)
STL Women’s Trail Summit (October)
Wildwood Trail Marathon (December)
Website: www.terraintrailrunners.com
Contact: [email protected]
AFFILIATION: Terrain Trail Runners is proud to be a USA Track & Field Member Organization.
DISCLAIMER: Run at your own risk. We will do all we can to help, but everyone is responsible for themselves. Be aware that if you start running with us, miles may become addictive and shorter-distance runners may find themselves soon crushing a 50K race! It all starts with showing up for one TTR run.
MEMBERSHIP
Become a business sponsor and help GORC continue its mission of building and maintaining multi-use trails around the region