Mohican Trail Run
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Mohican Trail Run
The Mohican Trail Run is a multi-distance trail event held in the Mohican Memorial State Forest, with packet pickup, race start, and finish at the Mohican Adventures pavilion near Loudonville, Ohio. The event includes long-distance and shorter options that use loops of the forest trail system.
Distances offered:
- 100-mile Mohican 100 with a final cutoff of 32 hours.
- 50-mile race that shares much of the course.
- Marathon distance following sections of the same trails.
Aid stations are spaced about every five miles and stock a range of foods and drinks, including soft drinks, electrolyte products, soups, sandwiches, fruit, cookies, trail mix, coffee, and gels. Tagged drop bags are permitted for the 50-mile and 100-mile races at two designated aid stations; bags must be clearly marked and are recommended to be waterproof.
The course uses looped layouts and marked trails; additional temporary signs, reflective markers, and ground arrows are placed for guidance. The Mohican 100 serves as an index race for UTMB world series events and, when completed within the time limit, qualifies runners to apply for the Western States lottery. Lodging options include sites at Mohican Adventures and Mohican State Park. The event publishes course maps, GPX files, and aid station access details for runners and crews. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
