Where can I find the Cape Cod Trail Race 30K route map?
Use the official course links on this page for the organiser route page, map PDF or route download.
Official course linksCape Cod Trail Race 30K
This race edition
- Race date
- Date not confirmed for this distance
- Race timezone
- Timezone not confirmed
- Edition status
- Status not confirmed
Entry options
2026 edition
Entry options are not yet confirmed for this edition. Check the organiser before making plans.
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Decision summary
Cape Cod Trail Race 30K at a glance
- Cut-off average pace
- 10:00/km
- Typical conditions
- 70/100
- Evidence depth
- 31 verified facts
5:00:00 total limit divided by distance. Check gun/chip timing and intermediate limits; allow time for stops.
Historical race-date favourability, not a forecast
Source facts available
Route details
Known course facts at a glance
Cape Cod Trail Race 30K has known course details for its 30k race. The summary below keeps the focus on what is confirmed for the course.
- Official distance
- 30 km
- Terrain
- Trail
- Scenery
- Parkland, Waterfront, Historic, Forest, Countryside
Quick answers
What runners ask first
How hilly is the Cape Cod Trail Race 30K?
The Cape Cod Trail Race 30K is described as hilly. The course notes also call it first and last two miles run fast through open fields.
Where does the Cape Cod Trail Race 30K route go?
The Cape Cod Trail Race 30K route starts at Frances A. Crane Wildlife Management Area, Falmouth, Massachusetts and finishes at Frances A. Crane Wildlife Management Area, Falmouth, Massachusetts. Underfoot, expect 100% trail, with no road sections; mixes fast open fields with windy, hilly, technical single-track. It passes Frances A. Crane Wildlife Management Area, open fields and single-track woodland trails. An affordable, charity-supporting, all-trail race that deliberately offers no traditional medals, hats or shirts.
Race character
Scenery
- Parkland
- Waterfront
- Historic
- Forest
- Countryside
Atmosphere
- Community
- Charity
- Wilderness
Terrain
- Trail
- Elevation character
- Hilly
- Technicality
- Technical
Entry, logistics and records
Entry requirements
- Entry status
- Past event: The listed edition date has passed.
- Cut-off
- 30K runners must finish within 5 hours (by 1:00 PM) and must begin their final loop by 11:00 AM.
Race day logistics
- Medal
- No finisher medals are awarded; the race explicitly states no hats, shirts, or medals are given.
Access and course status
- Start
- Frances A. Crane Wildlife Management Area, Falmouth, Massachusetts
- Finish
- Frances A. Crane Wildlife Management Area, Falmouth, Massachusetts
Course facts
- Course type
- Loop
- Surface
- 100% trail, with no road sections; mixes fast open fields with windy, hilly, technical single Track.
- Landmarks
- Frances A. Crane Wildlife Management Area, open fields, single-track woodland trails
- Notable features
- An affordable, charity-supporting, all-trail race that deliberately offers no traditional medals, hats or shirts
- finishers instead receive quirky, homemade prizes such as a water bottle or coffee mug
- USATF-sanctioned cup-less race with a strong emphasis on environmental sustainability
- proceeds support the Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Fund and the Massachusetts Outdoor Heritage Foundation
- First and last two miles run fast through open fields
- the middle two miles are windy, hilly and technical single-track on multi-use trails shared with bikers, hikers and horseback riders
- Three aid stations per loop located at the start/finish and approximately miles 1.75 and 4.5, offering water, electrolyte drink and occasional food
- all distances are approximate due to the trail terrain
What are typical race-day conditions?
- 16°CTypical temperature
- 16 kphTypical wind
- 4 mmTypical rainfall
- 70Favourability /100