The Sober Endurance 2-4-6

The Sober Endurance 2-4-6

The Sober Endurance 2-4-6 is presented as a public movement against alcohol-centered wellness culture. The event takes place on May 31 in San Luis Obispo at Cerro San Luis Natural Reserve and also offers a virtual option for participants worldwide. It combines timed loop events with a community-focused post-run ceremony that recognizes finishers.

Participants can choose from multiple formats, including in-person and virtual timed events, and a one-loop mountain race. The in-person offering is limited to 50 spots for on-site participation in the loop events. The event provides a timed loop course, live results and a leaderboard for timed events, an official Sober Endurance tee shirt for registrants, and a post-run ceremony where names are announced publicly. The organizer describes the focus as movement, community, and a finish experience without alcohol-centered celebration.

Distances and formats:

• 5.5 miles King of the Mountain one loop in-person
• 2-hour timed event in-person and virtual
• 4-hour timed event in-person and virtual
• 6-hour timed event in-person and virtual

Registration for the King of the Mountain closes May 30 for the in-person spots. Virtual participation is available worldwide. The event materials note live race results and a post-run ceremony as part of the participant experience. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.