Mohican Trail Run
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Mohican Trail Run
The Mohican Trail Run, often referred to as the MO 100, is an established ultra-marathon event that has been held for 35 years. The course is situated within the 5,000-acre Mohican Memorial State Forest and consists of single-track trails, dirt roads, and sections of pavement. The terrain includes wooded areas and some open sections, with a trail surface that varies between rocky, rooted, and muddy conditions.
The event features three primary distances:
- 100 Mile
- 50 Mile
- Marathon
The 100 Mile race has a final cutoff time of 32 hours. Finishers within this limit earn a custom buckle, while those who complete at least 50 miles of the course receive a 50+ finishers medal. The 50 Mile and Marathon distances do not have intermediate cutoffs other than the overall 32-hour limit of the event, allowing participants to hike the course.
The race serves as an Index Race for the UTMB World Series and is a qualifying event for the Western States 100 for those who finish within the designated time limit. Aid stations are located approximately every 5 miles and provide a variety of supplies including water, electrolytes, and various food items. Registered 50-mile and 100-mile participants may utilize drop bags at designated stations. The start and finish lines are located at the Mohican Adventures pavilion near Loudonville. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
