Thunder Kiss 100M

Sterrett, United States • 14 Mar 2026

THUNDER KISS 100M/100K and 20 Miler - Sterrett, Alabama

The event is presented by Zombie Trail Races and takes place at Double Oak Park near Birmingham, Alabama on March 14, 2026. The races are held on looped courses and feature substantial elevation change and mostly single-track terrain.

Distances offered:

  • 100 Mile: 5 loops; 12,500 ft gain and loss; 36 hour cutoff
  • 100K: 3 loops; 7,500 ft gain and loss; 36 hour cutoff
  • 20 Mile: 1 loop; 2,500 ft gain and loss; 36 hour cutoff

The course is described as 99% single track with ridge running, rock and root sections, and a waterfall along the route. The event provides participant swag, finisher awards, and staffed aid stations. Registration closes March 4 prior to the event date.

The listing identifies the site address at Bear Creek Road in Sterrett, Alabama. The organizer page notes public entry and links to an online registration system. The description focuses on distance options, loop structure, elevation profiles, and visible course features. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

100 mi
Thunder Kiss 100 Mile
100 km
Thunder Kiss 100k
20 mi
20 Miler
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
Trail runs nearby

Join the Ultra Donut Dash 5k at Oak Mountain State Park on Feb 7, 2026 for a scenic 3 mile loop with nearly 1,000 feet of climbing and three mandatory donut stops. Celebrate after with coffee, mimosas and a finisher shirt and mug.

Join the ASF 5K in Hoover for a 5.56k course that loops through Black Creek Mountain Bike Park and finishes at Brocks Gap Brewery. Night trail sections and heavy divisions with 35 lb vests add a fun challenge with only 300 spots.

A lakeside trail race at Oak Mountain State Park near Pelham, AL, offering a 3-mile loop or a 6-mile two-lap option with about 450 feet of gain per loop, finish-line food, and awards by age and gender.

Trail race at Oak Mountain State Park on March 7, 2026. Choose a single 3 mile lap or two laps for 6 miles; each lap gains about 450 feet and features shaded single track and a ridge climb.