Pain in Moraine

Portersville, United States • 12-13 Sep 2025

Pain in Moraine is a 24-hour trail running event held at Moraine State Park's South Shore in Portersville, Pennsylvania. The race features a nearly perfect 10k (6.2 miles) loop with about 723 feet of vertical gain, covering Pleasant Valley, Hilltop, and Sunken Garden trails. Participants can run as many loops as they wish within the 24-hour period, with loops tracked manually for safety.

The event encourages a grassroots atmosphere, allowing runners to arrive and register on race day. Amenities include water, Gatorade, and post-race food like pizza and hot dogs. The race is Trail Sister approved and offers awards for most loops completed and ultra-distance achievements. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

10 km
723 m+
10k Loop
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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