Midland Mountain Trail Series

Columbia, United States • 22 Nov 2025

The Midland Mountain Trail Series is a festive trail running event held in Harbison State Forest, Columbia, South Carolina. Featuring a full marathon (two laps) and a half marathon (one lap), the course winds through scenic woodlands, creeks, and rolling hills adorned with vibrant fall foliage. The well-marked trails offer a runnable yet challenging experience suitable for all levels. Participants enjoy a cupless race with three aid stations, personalized race bibs, finisher medals, and a post-race Southern Thanksgiving-style meal. The event fosters a warm, community atmosphere with music, giveaways, and awards for top finishers and age groups, celebrating gratitude and trail camaraderie. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

26 mi
Midland Mountain Marathon
13 mi
Broad River Half Marathon
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