Are there photos from Grow Wild Trail Run 2026?

Not on PodiumBase yet. Drop your email below; if eligible published coverage for Grow Wild Trail Run 2026 in Brainerd, MN on August 22, 2026 becomes available, we can send one email with a link.

How do I find my photos from Grow Wild Trail Run 2026?

Enter your bib number, or where event, account, consent, age, and jurisdiction gates allow it, use a selfie to search for likely eligible published matches. We tag 13.1 Miles and 6.2 Miles separately, so you stay within your own race.

What do photos from Grow Wild Trail Run 2026 cost?

Searching is free. If you find a shot you love from Grow Wild Trail Run 2026, you buy just that one — no packages, no minimums.

I organize Grow Wild Trail Run 2026 — how do I get photographers?

Claim the free listing below. We line up photographers and your runners find their own photos in Brainerd, MN; the listing costs you nothing.

No reviews yet · write the first

Grow Wild Trail Run 2026 in Brainerd, MN

Race ended · photos not yet available

Photos go live when coverage is confirmed.

Brainerd, MN · August 22, 2026 · Trail running

Grow Wild Trail Run 2026

Name: Grow Wild Trail Run 2026
Start: 2026-08-22
End: 2026-08-22
Location: Brainerd, MN

Brainerd, MN · August 22, 2026 · Trail running

DateAugust 22, 2026

LocationBrainerd, MN

DisciplineTrail running

RegistrationClosed

Price$60

Divisions

Half MarathonDistance

10KDistance

About the race

The race.

The Grow Wild Trail Run takes place August 22, 2026, at Northland Arboretum in Brainerd, Minnesota. Runners can enter a half marathon (13.1 miles) starting at 7:30 AM or a 10K (6.2 miles) starting at 8:00 AM. Both races are entirely off-road on the arboretum's trail system. Packet pickup and a health and wellness expo are available Friday, August 21, from 3:00–8:00 PM, with day-of registration Saturday from 6:00–7:00 AM at the visitor center. All registered participants receive a race t-shirt and finisher medal. Water and electrolyte aid stations are positioned throughout both courses. Proceeds benefit the Northland Arboretum's trail maintenance, environmental education, and conservation efforts.