Huron 100
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Huron 100
The Huron 100 is a point to point endurance foot race through the Huron River Watershed held on Saturday June 12, 2027. The event offers two measured distances and follows trails and multi-use paths across southeast Michigan regional parks.
- 100 miles : point to point; 82% trail; 8200 ft cumulative gain; 32 hour cutoff
- 50 miles : point to point; 93% trail; 4400 ft cumulative gain; 15 hour cutoff
The course begins at Waterloo State Recreation Area on the Waterloo-Pinckney Trail and finishes through sections that enter Proud Lake State Recreation Area. The route passes through nine different regional parks and includes varied terrain: sandy hills and single track on the Waterloo-Pinckney and Potawatomi trails; boardwalks and bridge crossings over wetlands; a paved multi-use section on the Lakelands Trail; deciduous and pine forests; horse trails and lakeside paths in Kensington; and mixed-width nature trails at Huron Meadows and Island Lake.
Additional course notes describe steep climbs and rocky descents on the Torn Shirt Trail, opportunities to run with pacers beginning near Chambers Road, and transitions between technical single track and smoother paved or dirt road sections. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
