Peyton's Wild and Wacky

Mount Pleasant, United States • 14 Mar 2026

Peyton's Wild and Wacky 10x5K

This trail running event in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina uses a 10x5K format for the 50K distance, with one 5K loop run each hour for ten consecutive hours. The same 5K loop is used for a separate mid day 5K. The course is on the Laurel Hill Trail and is a natural surface trail; participants should expect mud when it rains and the route is not stroller friendly. Dogs are allowed in the park but are not permitted on the trail.

Distances

  • 50K solo (10x5K)
  • 50K 2 person relay
  • 50K 5 person relay
  • 5K with age divisions

Relay teams share one bib, must be full teams, and may choose the running order. Solo and relay runners must complete each 5K loop within one hour. There is a runner village area for tents and staging between loops. The event provides race shirts and swag, a RUN4P trucker hat for 10x5K solo and relay registrants, finisher medals, and post race food and beverage options. Entry is limited overall and by category; some categories are sold out with waitlists open for certain entries.

Registration opened September 10, 2025 and closes February 14, 2026. There is no race day registration, no refunds, and no bib transfers. Proceeds are donated to listed local charities and community organizations. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

50 km
50k
5 km
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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