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Terror of Tammany

Columbia, United States • 22 Mar 2026

Event

Terror of Tammany! is scheduled for Sunday, March 22, 2026 in Columbia, NJ. The event offers two distances:

  • 30K : three loops of a 6.7-mile course
  • 50K+ : five loops of a 6.7-mile course

Course and logistics

The course is a repeating 6.7-mile loop with approximately 1,750 feet of vertical ascent. The 30K completes three loops and is described as aimed at newer trail runners for an arduous, technical trail event; the 50K+ consists of five loops. Start and finish are at the campground area in Worthington State Forest. Entry fees are listed as $100.00 for the 30K and $130.00 for the 50K+. The 30K has a nine-hour time limit and the 50K+ has a twelve-hour time limit; the final loop of the 50K+ carries a time cut-off. Finishers in both distances will receive finishers awards. A course map is available online. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States New Jersey Columbia

Race information

Registration
50 km
50k+
30 km
30k
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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