Forgotten Florida
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Overview
Forgotten Florida is a trail running event organized by Run Bum Races on January 31 - February 1, 2026 in Christmas, Florida (3365 Taylor Creek Rd). The event offers multiple distances through public forests and ranch lands including Tosohatchee, Charles Bronson State Forest, Seminole Ranch, and Little Big Econ State Forest.
- 100 Mile
- 50 Mile
- 15 Mile
- 8 Mile
Course and conditions
The 100 and 50 mile courses are point-to-point. The 50 mile follows the first 50 miles of the 100. Both the 100 and 50 start together on Saturday and begin in Oviedo, running back toward Tosohatchee. About 80% of the 100/50 courses is trail, with roughly 2 miles of pavement. The 100 includes a 25 mile out-and-back section with crew access for the final 50 miles. The 15 and 8 mile races take place on Sunday as single loops. Trails include rarely traveled single-track through palm groves and pine flatwoods. Runners may encounter mud, grass, and roots, and are likely to see many bird species such as herons, cranes, bald eagles, and spoonbills. The organizer states the courses are not swamp runs.
Cutoffs, awards, and logistics
Cutoff times are: 34 hours for the 100, 16 hours for the 50, 5 hours for the 15 (with a 3.25-hour cutoff near mile 10 aid station), and 3 hours for the 8. Entries registered by 12/15 are guaranteed certain items: 100 mile registrants - pint glass and hat, plus a buckle if they finish; 50 and 15 mile registrants - hat and finisher medal; 8 mile registrants - hat. A portion of proceeds supports the Florida Trail Association. Volunteer positions are available and include free race entries as a benefit. Refund and transfer policies vary by distance and timing relative to the event date. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
