Big South Fork Trail Race

Oneida, United States • 27 Sep 2025

The Big South Fork Trail Race is an exciting running event scheduled for September 27, 2025, in Oneida, Tennessee. Participants can choose between a challenging 17.5-mile trail race and a 10K run, both set in the scenic Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area. The course features a mix of paved, gravel, and single-track trails, with multiple aid stations along the route. Runners will receive commemorative shirts, and awards will be given to top finishers in various categories. A post-race picnic will celebrate participants, fostering a community spirit among runners and volunteers alike. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

17 mi
17.5 Mile
10 km
10k
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