Mohican Trail Run
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Mohican Trail Run
The Mohican Trail Run centers on the Mohican Trail 100 Mile Run, often called the MO 100. The event takes place within the 5,000 acre Mohican Memorial State Forest and will return June 5–6, 2027, with packet pickup on Friday, June 4. Multiple race distances use sections of the same course laid out in loops.
- 100 mile
- 50 mile
- Marathon
The course uses a mix of single track trail, dirt road, and some pavement. Trail conditions vary by weather and season and include shaded forest sections and some open sunny stretches. The route is marked with reflective Mohican markers, colored loop arrows, and temporary signs and flags; crews check and replenish markings during the race. Aid stations are placed approximately every five miles and stock drinks, broth and noodles, sandwiches, fruit, snacks, coffee, salt, trail mix, honey, electrolyte drink, and gels.
Drop bags are permitted for 50 mile and 100 mile runners at specific aid stations: Covered Bridge (C) and Mohican Adventures (E). Tagged, water resistant bags are required. The 100 mile race has a final cutoff of 32 hours; aid stations remain open to support the longer race. Runners who finish the 100 within the time limit receive a custom Mohican 100 mile buckle. Cash prizes are awarded to the top five men and women in each distance and finishers receive medals or commemorative buckles for milestone completions. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
