Twisted Ankle Trail Race

Summerville, United States • 13 Sep 2025

The Twisted Ankle Trail Race, held at Sloppy Floyd State Park in Summerville, Georgia, offers trail running distances of 5K, 10 miles, and a half marathon. The event features a mix of wide trails and single-track paths, with highlights including a climb to Marble Mine and, for the longer distances, a challenging ascent to Becky's Bluff followed by a segment on the Pinhoti Trail, complete with rocks and roots. The race caters to both beginners seeking a taste of trail running and seasoned runners looking to prepare for the fall season. Proceeds support the Friends of the Park, enhancing this scenic 561-acre park known for its lakes and outdoor amenities. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

13 mi
Half Marathon
10 mi
10 Miler
5 km
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