The Running Kind designed Spring Training Camp to bring runners together in a small group setting for a guided experience in the Catskill mountains.

The Catskills are located just over 100 miles north of New York City and are home to a variety of terrain. In one run you can experience technical scrambles, runnable ridge-lines, and long vertical climbs. These trails are stunning, isolated, and the perfect training grounds for trail runners looking to experience an innate connection in with the mountains.

The Running Kind has designed specific programming to enhance your trail running skills in the mountains. Not only will you be provided with on trail experience over challenging terrain, but you will also have the option to participate in creative exploration. We have designed daily activities that allow runners to express themselves through nature. Runners will have the option to explore through creative prompts, discussions, and activities.

As a carbon neutral organization, we believe that our connection to nature matters deeply. This camp will explore and deepen this connection through movement and making.

phoenicia, ny

may 28-31 2027

camp details

Aimee, founder of The Running Kind, has a passion for sustainability, not only in regard to environmentalism, but also in symbiosis with training.

Aimee takes a values based approach with her athletes to ensure that each individual is goal setting with intent. She finds importance in establishing a “why” behind the goal and connecting it back to the values held by each athlete to build drive in the daily grind. She has a wide-array of experience racing distances and terrain of all kinds. Her knowledge of mountain running is vast and she is always excited to share that with others in the community as a runner, coach, and race director.

She has always considered herself a creative and considers route finding and race directing part of her creative expression. When building this camp, she was excited to collaborate with local creatives to bring something new into the experience, deepening runners’ connections to the trails they run on.

coach aimee