Tuscazoar Endurance Race

Tuscazoar Endurance Race at Camp Tuscazoar

The Tuscazoar Endurance Race takes place at Camp Tuscazoar in Tuscarawas County on September 5, 2026. The course is a 25 mile loop that is about 95% trail. Most of the route stays on camp property, with one 5.5 mile section on private land. The organizer retained the course change introduced in 2024.

Distances offered:

• 100 Mile
• 75 Mile
• 50 Mile
• 50 Mile Night
• 25 Mile
• 25 Mile Night

Aid stations are placed around the loop and include River Ranch, Camp Road Crossing, Buzzards Roost (two locations), Tuscazoar Preserve, and the Start/Finish main aid station. Some aid stations provide crew parking and access while others do not. There is a drop bag area inside Kimble Hall at the main aid station and a separate drop bag location at the Preserve aid station; drop bags are available at miles 25, 50, and 75.

The race is cupless; runners should carry a hydration pack or handheld and bring a reusable cup for aid stations. Pacers are permitted only for the 100 mile and 75 mile races with restrictions: no pacers before mile 50, one pacer at a time, pacers may not carry supplies for their runner, and pacers must sign a liability waiver. Cutoff limits are set by distance and apply to finishers. All finishers receive an award; 100 and 75 mile finishers receive a belt buckle and 50 and 25 mile finishers receive a medal. No refunds are offered, but 100 percent deferral credit to the following year is available up to three weeks before the race. Runners may change distance before the race start; after the race begins, uncompleted distances are recorded as DNF. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.