Gone Loco

Athens, United States • 8 Feb 2026

Gone Loco - Eureka Trail, Athens, TN - February 8, 2026

Gone Loco is a trail endurance event held on the Eureka Trail in Athens, Tennessee. The event offers multiple distance options and a ruck/weighted vest division on a converted rail-trail that runs through woodlands, rural areas, and the community of Mashburn toward Englewood.

Distances:

  • 33 Miler (55k)
  • 11 Miler
  • 11 Mile Ruck (weighted vest division)

The course is described as fine mesh gravel, flat and very runnable, following a former railroad bed. Organizers list the course as marathon certified (TN25001MS). The route is open to bicycles and horses year-round and includes road crossings and rolling terrain.

Race support includes two fully stocked aid stations, located at the start/finish and the turnaround in Englewood. Pacers are allowed on the 33 Miler after the first lap and may use aid station supplies; pacers are not used for the 11 Miler. The 11 Mile Ruck division specifies weight requirements by category and requires an official weigh-in before the event; finishers receive a patch only after weigh-in verification. The race has a time cutoff that gives 33 Miler entrants 10 hours to finish. Organizers state that refunds are not available and that on-course livestream coverage will be provided. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

55 km
33 Miler
11 mi
11 Miler
11 mi
11 Mile Ruck
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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