The Enoree 100
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Event Overview
The Enoree 100 takes place in Newberry, South Carolina, and follows the Enoree Passage of the Palmetto Trail. This course runs through the Sumter National Forest, utilizing one of the longest continuous forested stretches of the statewide trail system. Participants travel north from Newberry to the historic Cross Keys House area in Union County before returning south to the starting point.
Course Details
The route begins on country roads before transitioning into the southern gateway of the Enoree Passage at Forest Service Road 379. The trail features a mix of pine ridges, hardwood bottomlands, and singletrack sections. Runners pass through the Enoree Ranger District, crossing locations such as Gilders Creek, Indian Creek, and the Brick House Campground. The terrain includes landscapes of beaver ponds, wetlands, and the Macedonia, Sedalia, and John’s Creek lakes. The course involves approximately 6,200 feet of elevation gain.
Distances and Support
The event features a single distance:
- 100 miles
The race has a total cutoff time of 32 hours. Aid stations are positioned approximately every 6 to 8 miles along the route. The Cross Keys House serves as the halfway point and a fully stocked aid station. This is a cup-less event, and participants must carry their own hydration vessels. Mandatory gear includes a course map on a GPS device, a charged cell phone, and a headlamp with extra batteries. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
