Across Florida 200
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Across Florida 200
Across Florida 200 is a fully supported, point to point 200-mile trail run across Florida held November 11–15, 2026. The route runs from Yankeetown on the Gulf coast to the St. Augustine Beach Pier on the Atlantic and uses long sections of the Florida Trail along with state park trails, dirt roads, Rails-to-Trails, and country roads. The event has a 96 hour cutoff for all runners.
The course includes these major segments:
- 110 miles on the Florida Trail
- 10 miles of state park trails
- 40 miles of dirt roads
- 20 miles of Rails-to-Trails
- 20 miles of country roads
The route begins at the west end of the Withlacoochee Bay Trail pavilion, proceeds 12 miles to the Lake Rousseau Dam, then about 20 miles on power-line trails to reach the Florida Trail south of Dunnellon. Runners follow roughly 50 miles through the Cross Florida Greenway, encounter 20 miles of dirt roads south of Silver Springs, then continue north for about 60 miles through the Ocala National Forest. From Palatka the course follows 20 miles of Rails-to-Trails into St. Augustine and the final 10 miles of road to the beach pier finish.
Services provided include GPS trackers with live tracking, a GPX file, stocked aid stations (12 total) with food and drinks, hot meals at six aid stations, limited shuttle options, a race shirt, a finisher buckle, and cash prizes. A grand prize of $1,000 is awarded to the fastest male and female, and an additional $1,000 is offered for beating the course record. Registration windows and fees are published for regular and late periods. Participants must print and sign a waiver and bring it to check-in. All race details are subject to change. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.