Pinhoti 100
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Pinhoti 100 : November 7, 2026
Pinhoti 100 is a point to point trail race organized by Pinhoti Trail Races in the Talladega National Forest area near Sylacauga, AL. The event covers 100 miles of mixed terrain that includes approximately 83 miles of single track, 17 miles of jeep road and 2 miles of pavement. The course crosses the highest point in Alabama and traverses rocky sections, creek crossings, and ridge lines, finishing at Lake Howard on the Sylaward Trail.
The race has a 32 hour time limit for the 100 mile distance. Aid stations and facility support are distributed along the route; several aid stations accept drop bags and some are water only. Specific crew access rules apply at selected aid stations. Restrooms are available at the start, in downtown Heflin, at multiple aid stations, and at the finish.
Logistics noted by the organizer include packet pickup the day before the race at the Sylaward Trail Head (Lake Howard) where bibs, crew display cards, and drop bag handoff are handled. Bus transportation from Sylaward to the start line is offered for a fee and must be arranged in advance. Awards are listed for top overall and age category finishers and all finishers receive a buckle. Results are posted on Ultrasignup. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
