Trail Races & Ultramarathons

Join us in the fun we will be having at S.O.S., which could stand for Suffering On Sandridge, Save Our Sombreros, Service Over Self or even $h!^ On a Shingle, on Saturday, September 12th in the Jennings State Forest on the Sandridge Trail in Middleburg, Florida. We will be offering 1 distance; 9K and 3 timeframes; 3,6,12 hours with each one will be run on an approximately 2.75 mile loop of the beautiful Sandridge Trail.

That's right we are some Bada$$es! to tackle this awesome terrain at the beautiful Dunns Creek State Park in Pomona Park, Florida just south of Palatka. This trail system has just about everything a Florida trail offers, EXCEPT no swamp :) and while there might not be any gators lurking there is a bountiful of other wildlife you might get to experience. We at Sombrero Running Events like to explore and challenge ourselves mentally and physically as we experience TRAIL THERAPY and this awesome 11.90 mile ish looped course will challenge you as you traverse this diverse terrain. You will get to see the natural landscape consisting of longleaf pines, wiregrass and sandpine scrub that protects several endangered and threathened species such as the gopher tortoise, fox squirrel and other native animals.

Kick off the holiday season with the longest trail race in Northeast Florida! Seinfeld-themed fun, Rule 62 principles, and pure trail endurance.

A shaded 3-loop oceanfront course. Ruck or run with your crew, enjoy a centralized transition area, and breathe in the salt air.

Annual trail challenge featuring diverse terrain and Section 4's technical Florida elevation gain.

Premier endurance event designed to give runners ample time to hit ultra milestones or earn their first 100-mile buckle.

This event is an exploration of the city's history, waterways, and neighborhoods. The course is composed of five distinct segments, each with its own character and story, forming a continuous narrative from historic neighborhoods to the Urban Core finish. WHY JACKSONVILLE WAS CALLED "COWFORD"