Just Survive 125

Event Overview

The Just Survive 125 is an endurance running event located in Hobe Sound, Florida. The course follows the Lake to Ocean trail, which features a variety of Florida ecosystems including ancient sand dunes, scrub oak forests, pine flatwoods, palm hammocks, cypress swamps, and wet prairies. Participation is limited to 30 runners.

Course Details

The race is an out and back route starting from Hobe Sound Beach to Lake Okeechobee and returning to the beach. The terrain consists mostly of remote, rugged single-track trails. Participants may encounter wildlife such as deer, alligators, otters, bobcats, and coyotes. Trail conditions can vary significantly based on the weather, ranging from dry paths in 80-degree temperatures to wet conditions requiring bushwacking between trail blazes.

Available distance:

• 200 km

Logistics and Regulations

This event follows a self-sufficient format. There are no aid stations, crews, or pacers permitted. Instead, runners utilize four 5-gallon drop buckets placed 15.5 miles apart. Participants are responsible for packing their own food, drinks, and essential gear into these buckets, which are transported to specific locations by the race crew.

Runners must navigate the course without the assistance of GPS watch maps, although watches may be used to track mileage. A mobile phone must be carried at all times. The event has a total time limit of 48 hours. Individuals who complete the course within this timeframe and according to the rules receive a buckle and a long-sleeve technical finishers shirt. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.