Black Toe Run
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Black Toe Run
The Black Toe Run is an endurance trail event at Hardin Farm in Watertown, Tennessee. It uses a rugged loop course of roughly 5 miles per lap with about 1,000 feet of elevation gain per lap. Organizers plan to add a small new trail section to bring the loop to exactly 5 miles.
Event formats include individual and relay options on timed formats. Relay teams consist of two or four runners. The objective is to complete as many laps as possible within the chosen time limit.
Practical rules and logistics are stated for safety and fair scoring. Only one runner per team may be on course at a time, and runners must record lap returns on the provided board. Each team member must complete at least one lap every 12 hours unless injured. Crews may support runners from a designated area at The Big Barn and are not permitted on the course. Solo runners in longer formats may receive support after the first 12 hours. Littering on course can lead to disqualification. Organizers reserve the right to cancel the event for extreme weather and to finalize results based on last completed laps at call time.
A Rucking Division is available with required carried weights based on participant body weight. Awards include gendered placements for some formats and non-gendered placements for the longest format. A special prize is offered for certain distance milestones. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
