What distances are available for this event?

• →Half Marathon (13.5 miles)
• →50K (31 miles)
• →50 Miler (50 miles)
• →100 Miler (100 miles)

What are the start times for each race distance?

• →Half Marathon: 7:30 AM
• →50K: 6:00 AM
• →50 Miler: 6:30 AM
• →100 Miler: 6:30 AM

What are the cutoff times for each race distance?

• →Half Marathon: 8 hours
• →50K: 16 hours
• →50 Miler: 16 hours
• →100 Miler: 32 hours

What are the key features of the course?

• →The Half Marathon includes two major overlooks, the Northern view on Taylor, a waterfall, and a rock bluff before the finish.
• →The 50K features a restored stone bridge and the Champion Loop.
• →The 50 Miler includes two full loops around the entire forest.
• →The 100 Miler includes four full loops around the entire forest.

What course maps and GPX files are available for each distance?

• →Half Marathon (21K): Plotaroute ↗
• →50K: Plotaroute ↗
• →50 Miles: Plotaroute ↗
• →100 Miles: Plotaroute ↗

Are crew and pacers allowed at the event?

• →Crew is allowed at Start/Finish, Sherwood Forest, and Champion aid stations.
• →Pacers are only permitted for the 100 miler, starting at mile 50, and must check in/out at aid stations.

Where are the drop bags kept?

• →Drop bags are kept at the Start/Finish area and the Champion aid station.

What happens if a 100 miler completes at least two laps?

• →100 milers who complete at least two laps may take a 50-mile finish instead of a DNF. The finish time will be recorded as the time of drop, not when mile 50 was crossed. Podium eligibility is forfeited if dropping down.

What kind of awards are given?

• →Awards are handmade from old whiskey barrels, sawed, sanded, and branded by the Race Directors.
• →Buckles are three layers of welded steel (nearly half a pound!), inspired by whiskey barrel hoops.
• →Course Record and DFL awards are halves of whiskey barrel heads with hand-branded steel plaques.