The Mighty Mosquito Trail Fest

About the Event

The Mighty Mosquito Trail Fest returns to Honeoye Falls, New York on July 25th and concludes the following day, offering a diverse range of distance options for runners across all skill levels from novice trail enthusiasts to seasoned ultrarunners. The event takes place primarily at Stewart Lodge in Mendon Ponds Park near Mendon, NY, spanning both Saturday and Sunday with various race distances starting early on each morning.
Participants can expect the race weekend atmosphere to be bustling as it kicks off at 6:00 AM sharp for the Mighty Mosquito 100-mile event. The trails around Stewart Lodge are known for their challenging terrain, but the hard and dry surface ensures stable footing throughout the races. Each day brings its own unique set of activities and events, culminating in a festive finish line celebration that honors all participants regardless of distance or speed.
Since its inception as part of Christmas in July festivities, The Mighty Mosquito Trail Fest has grown significantly each year, drawing hundreds of runners from across New York State and beyond. In 2026, the event is set to expand with new race options for both solo competitors and relay teams alike. All proceeds benefit the Blue Foundation charity organization based in Canandaigua, NY, which supports various community initiatives.
The course winds through Mendon Ponds Park, featuring a mix of rugged trails that challenge even the most experienced runners. Aid stations are strategically placed along each route to provide essential hydration and nutrition for participants as they navigate the challenging terrain throughout both days of competition. The park's natural beauty provides an awe-inspiring backdrop against which athletes can push their limits.
Typical weather conditions in July at race locations include temperatures ranging from 17.9°C to 27.8°C, with humidity levels averaging around 72.8%, and rainfall expected to be light at approximately 3.4mm over the weekend period. Runners should anticipate a UV index of 8 (Very High) necessitating proper sun protection measures such as sunscreen application.

Mighty Mosquito - 100 Miles
160.9K • Start: 06:00:00 • Fee: $200.00

50 Mile Relay
80.5K • Start: 07:30:00 • Fee: $200.00

Middle Mosquito - 50 Miles
80.5K • Start: 07:30:00 • Fee: $100.00

Macro Mosquito - 20 Miles
32.2K • Start: 09:00:00 • Fee: $60.00

Mini-Mosquito - 50K Daytime
50K • Start: 09:00:00 • Fee: $100.00

Mercy Mosquito - 10 Miles
16.1K • Start: 09:30:00 • Fee: $50.00

Micro Mosquito
Start: 10:00:00 • Fee: $50.00

99 Mile Relay
159.3K • Start: 12:00:00 • Fee: $200.00

Mystical Mosquito - 50K Nighttime
50K • Start: 21:00:00 • Fee: $100.00

To register and secure your spot in any of the races offered by The Mighty Mosquito Trail Fest, visit https://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=129923. Registration fees vary based on distance; early bird discounts apply until June 24th for guaranteed shirt sizes. Bib pickup details are scheduled at Stewart Lodge from Friday evening through Sunday morning depending on the race day and time of your chosen event.
Bib collection is mandatory before race start times, with specific instructions provided according to individual distances. Participants must ensure they arrive early enough to complete this process smoothly without delay. Solo runners should present themselves for bib pickup between 5pm-7pm Friday night while relay teams have designated windows on Saturday morning leading up to their respective starts.
The Mighty Mosquito Trail Fest kicks off at Douglas Rd., Honeoye Falls, New York, welcoming all participants regardless of age or experience level starting from July 25th. With its focus not only on athletic competition but also community support and charitable giving, The Mighty Mosquito Trail Fest stands out as a significant event in the local running calendar for those interested in contributing to good causes while enjoying challenging terrain in Mendon Ponds Park.

Races Offered

Mighty Mosquito - 100 Miles

Jul 25, 2026

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Distance — 160.9K

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06:00

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$200.00

50 Mile Relay

Jul 25, 2026

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Distance — 80.5K

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07:30

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$200.00

Middle Mosquito - 50 Miles

Jul 25, 2026

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Distance — 80.5K

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07:30

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$100.00

Macro Mosquito - 20 Miles

Jul 25, 2026

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Distance — 32.2K

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09:00

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$60.00

Mini-Mosquito - 50K Daytime

Jul 25, 2026

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Distance — 50K

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09:00

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$100.00

Mercy Mosquito - 10 Miles

Jul 25, 2026

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Distance — 16.1K

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09:30

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$50.00

Micro Mosquito

Jul 25, 2026

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Distance — 8K

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10:00

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$50.00

99 Mile Relay

Jul 25, 2026

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Distance — 159.3K

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12:00

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$200.00

Mystical Mosquito - 50K Nighttime

Jul 25, 2026

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Distance — 50K

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21:00

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$100.00

Weather History

These values represent the 3-year monthly averages for July in Honeoye Falls.

thermostat Temperature

17.9° / 27.8°

wb_sunny Feels like

17.9° / 28.1°

light_mode Avg sunshine hours

12h 13m

water_drop Avg rainfall

3.4 mm

ac_unit Avg snowfall

—

air Avg wind speed

10.0 km/h (Light breeze)

opacity Sweat loss rate

High

terrain Course conditions

Hard and dry surface

sunny Max UV Index

Very High (8.0)

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72.8%

wb_twilight Sunrise

05:46

nightlight Sunset

20:44

About Honeoye Falls

Learn more about the host city, Honeoye Falls.

Honeoye Falls is a village within the town of Mendon in Monroe County, New York, United States. The population was 2,706 at the 2020 census. The village is sited next to a small waterfall on Honeoye Creek, which gives the village its name. The name "Honeoye" comes from the Seneca word ha-ne-a-yah, which means "lying finger", or "where the finger lies". The name comes from the local story of a Native American whose finger was bitten by a rattlesnake and who therefore cut off his finger with a tomahawk.