Huron 100
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Huron 100
The Huron 100 is a point to point trail race through the Huron River Watershed in Southeast Michigan. The event offers two distances that traverse multiple regional parks and natural areas, with a mix of singletrack, park trails, sandy sections, pine forests, and river crossings. The route highlights features such as the sandy hills of the Waterloo Pinckney Trail, the pines of Huron Meadows, and the bridges of Proud Lake. Maximum elevation on the course is 1,100 ft.
Distances:
- 100 miles: point to point; 82% trail; 8,200 ft gain; 32-hour cutoff; 9 parks
- 50 miles: point to point; 93% trail; 4,400 ft gain; 15-hour cutoff; 4 parks
The event is scheduled for Saturday June 12th, 2027, and identifies Waterloo State Recreation Area near Portage Lake as the start area. The course was developed over several years by the race organizers and has involved community volunteers and local partners. Huron 100 is organized by a registered 501c3; race proceeds return to support the Huron River Watershed and related stewardship efforts. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
