The Enoree 100

The Enoree 100

The Enoree 100 is a 100 mile trail race that follows the Enoree Passage of the Palmetto Trail near Newberry, South Carolina. The route runs north through the Sumter National Forest to the historic Cross Keys House area in Union County and then returns south to Newberry to complete the full 100 miles. The start and finish are located in the Newberry area near Newberry High School.

The course begins with quiet country roads before entering flowy singletrack, sweeping pine ridges, and hardwood bottomlands. Early crossings include Gilders Creek and Indian Creek. The trail shares sections with the Buncombe Horse Trail and passes Brick House Campground, beaver ponds, hardwood drains, and the lakes of Macedonia, Sedalia, and Johns Creek before reaching the Cross Keys House midway.

Aid is provided roughly every 6 to 8 miles, with Cross Keys House serving as the official halfway aid station. Cutoffs are strict and the full course must be completed within 32 hours. Elevation gain is approximately 6,200 feet. February weather in South Carolina can vary widely, and the event is cup less so runners need a hydration vessel, a course map on a device, a charged cell phone, and a headlamp with extra batteries.

Additional race details and cutoffs are provided in the runner guide as the event approaches. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.