Lost in Miami Ultra

Palmetto Bay, United States • 10 Jan 2026

Lost in Miami Ultra : January 10, 2026

Lost in Miami is a fixed-time urban ultra where participants choose their own route through Miami to visit required landmarks. Runners receive a list of landmarks the day before the event and may plot their own path; there are no set routes, no loops, and no provided directions or cards. The event uses a 18-hour time limit during which accumulated miles count toward rankings.

Format, location, entries, and rules

Rankings are based on the most miles accumulated within the time limit. Runners must show GPS proof of miles at the finish and must take a selfie at each landmark to officially register those miles. To be eligible for podium awards, runners must reach all required landmarks and return to the finish on foot; arriving by vehicle disqualifies a runner for podium eligibility. The event start and finish location is Hero Martial Arts, 17049 S. Dixie Hwy, Palmetto Bay, FL. The field is limited to 50 runners. All entrants receive a t-shirt, surprise swag, and a finisher medal. The organizer does not offer refunds but may provide a one-time deferral or credit to another race. Registration is open and closes January 7. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

18 hr
18-Hour Fixed Time Ultra
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