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Thunder Kiss 100M

Sterrett, United States • 14 Mar 2026

Event

Thunder Kiss is a trail running event presented by Zombie Trail Races, scheduled for March 14, 2026. The race takes place at Double Oak Park near Birmingham, in Sterrett, Alabama (3870 Bear Creek Road, Sterrett, AL 35147). The event offers multiple race distances on the park trails.

Course and distances

The course is reported as 99% single track with ridge running, rocks, roots, and a waterfall feature. Cutoff time for all distances is 36 hours.

  • 100 mile: 5-20ish mile loops; 12,500 ft gain/loss; 36 hr cut
  • 100K: 3 loops; 7,500 ft gain/loss; 36 hr cut
  • 20 Mile: 1 loop; 2,500 ft gain/loss; 36 hr cut

Organizer and logistics

The event is organized by Zombie Trail Races and listed on UltraSignup and Facebook. Registration is noted to close on Wed, Mar 4 at 11:59 PM CT. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

United States Alabama Sterrett

Race information

Website Registration
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.
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