Jacks 50k Trail Race

Palm Coast, United States • 25 Oct 2026

Event Overview

The event is called Jacks 50K/24k/12k Trail Race. It takes place in Palm Coast, Florida. The course is located at 5645 N. Oceanshore Blvd. The overall runner limit for the event is 125 participants.

Distances and Course

The event offers three trail running distances:

  • 50K
  • 24K
  • 12K

The course is a loop on the Mala Compra Greenway Trail. The trail is described as 95 percent single track and shaded by hammock. It is located just steps from the Atlantic Ocean. A short gravel stretch allows runners to spread out at the start.

  • 12K runners complete 1 loop.
  • 24K runners complete 2 loops.
  • 50K runners complete 4 loops, with an additional scenic section of 0.42 miles added to their first loop.

Awards and Extras

All entrants receive a shirt and a finisher award. Special handcrafted awards are given for Overall Male/Female, Overall Masters Male/Female, Overall Grandmaster's Male/Female, and the Youngest and Oldest Finisher for each distance (12k, 24k, 50k). There are no age group awards.

Additional Activities

Free kids' races are offered. The distances are 0.25 miles for ages 3-6 and 0.50 miles for ages 7-12. All finishers in the kids' races receive a participation ribbon. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

50 km
50k
24 km
24k
12 km
12k
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
Trail runs nearby

A kids' trail running series kicks off at Princess Place Preserve. Children race flat, dirt paths through the woods with distances by age group. Every finisher gets a wooden medal, and the event supports getting running shoes to kids in nee..

Run a flat, shaded one-mile loop through old Florida hammocks in Palm Coast. Choose between a 6-hour or 12-hour timed event. A fully stocked aid station and experienced volunteers support your run.

Experience a 200 mile point to point journey across the state of Florida. This endurance trail run traverses the Florida Trail, Ocala National Forest, and coastal paths from Yankeetown to the Atlantic shores of St. Augustine Beach.