Mulberry Mile 12 Hour Ultra-Marathon
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About the race
The Mulberry Mile is a 12-hour trail endurance event held on private land at Whitewater Ranch along the Mulberry Fork of the Black Warrior River. The course is a measured 1-Mile closed loop that runs along river banks and through ranch terrain; a GPX file is available on Garmin Connect. The event uses a 12-hour non-stop running clock and counts only whole loops.
Format options include:
- Solo: 1 mile loop
- 2-Person Team: 1 mile loop
- 4-Person Team: 1 mile loop
Team rules require only one team member on the course at a time and all exchanges to occur at the start/finish area; incomplete loops do not count. Timing is electronic with RFID chip timing. The course is not certified due to technical trail conditions but has a published measurement. Altitude ranges from 399 to 463 feet ASL with about 90 feet of vertical change and two main uphills near the 0.5 and 0.85 mile marks.
Event amenities include a 10'x10' support crew site per entry, a staffed aid station at the start/finish with hydration, snacks, and first aid, on-site medical services, finisher medals with free stamping, and a post-race meal. Tent and car camping sites are available for a fee; additional lodging is available in Hanceville (8 miles) and Cullman (15 miles). Participant and crew parking is free on-site; spectator parking is charged. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
