Trail Running calendar near Tybee Island 2026-2027

A community focused ultrarunning weekend on a private 350 acre farm near Statesboro with 6, 12 and 24 hour timed events, on site camping, live music, and aid station hot food; awards and buckle milestones for long distances.

A community event at Cohen's Retreat honoring a youth-led camellia planting along the Truman Linear Park Trail. Features a 5K, a one to two mile community walk, and a free festival with art demos and kids planting.

A trail event in Mount Pleasant, SC built around a 10x5K 50K format with solo and team relay options, plus a mid day 5K on the same loop. The event includes race swag, finisher medals, on course support, and benefits local charities.

A trail 5K at The Goatery at Kiawah River in Johns Island on April 25, 2026 with a kids category for ages 10 and under. The event is chip timed and eco friendly with finisher plants and local farm awards.

A 6th annual 5k at Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens benefiting Southern Paws Animal Rescue, a 501(c)(3) caring for abused and neglected animals. Registration can be paid or reduced by bringing a bag of animal food.

A long distance run and ride in May 2026 covering 277.2 miles from Tybee Island to Columbus, Georgia, with individual and team options. The event raises funds for MercyMed of Columbus and House of Heroes National.

A trail event in Savannah, Georgia on July 25, 2026 offering 20K, 10K and 5K routes. The course uses single track and boardwalks with hot, humid summer conditions and possible local wildlife.

Trail running event on Johns Island with a 3.3 mile loop course offering Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K and 5K distances, a stocked aid station, on site camping, and a seven hour cutoff.

A free, self supported 50K through Savannah limited to 25 runners. Admission requires emailing a short answer and the first 25 emailed responses are registered; selected answers may be published.

A trail event in Bluffton, South Carolina offering 10K, 30K, 50K races plus relay and walking options. The all-trail course runs through maritime forest, includes hydration stations and awards, and concludes with live music and food.

A point-to-point 50 mile event across the Charleston Lowcountry with open roads and no course markings. Limited entries and a small donation fee support tracking and a memorial fund; the format is self supported with an optional relay.