Lost in Miami Ultra

Palmetto Bay, United States • 9 Jan 2027

Lost in Miami Ultra

Lost in Miami Ultra is a fixed-time urban ultra event held on Saturday January 9, 2027 in Miami, Florida. Runners have an 18-hour time limit to navigate the city and visit a set of required landmarks. A list of landmark locations and brief landmark descriptions will be provided a few days before the event.

There is no set route and no loops; participants choose their own path through Miami streets. The event does not provide cards or directions for navigation. Rankings are based on the total miles accumulated within the 18-hour period. A GPS tracker is required to show proof of miles at the finish, and runners must present selfies taken at each landmark to officially register those miles.

To be eligible for podium awards, participants must reach all required landmarks and return to the finish line on foot. Participants who stop and arrive at the finish by vehicle remain finishers and receive credit for miles completed on foot but are not eligible for podium placement.

The start and finish location is Hero Martial Arts at 17049 S. Dixie Hwy, Palmetto Bay, FL 33157. The event is limited to 40 runners. All participants receive a Lost in Miami t-shirt, additional surprise swag, and a finisher medal. Prizes are awarded to the top three overall for most miles accumulated. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

18-Hour Fixed Time
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